Bloss anchors Wellsville crews to third in 2A meet
Wellsville senior Emily Bloss battled a pinched back, yet anchored the Eagles 800 and 1600 relays to third, won her fourth 400 title, and placed seventh in the 200 at the state track meet in Wichita. Lyndon also set a 2A 400 relay record as Donald Edison and teammates led Lyndon to third with 34 points.
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Ichita
Wellsville
Emily Bloss
Wichita
Bloss
Jets
Eagles
Shannon Sloan
Beth Deterding
Megan Caruthers
Kramer
Caruthers
Deterding
Aaron Rutledge
Rick Saylors
Sarah Corwine
Anthony Hoke
Jeremy Olsen
Dusty McDonald
McClouth
Lyndon
McDonald
Hoke
the Tigers
Edison
Woeer Lyndon
Tangela Farwell
Baldwin
Wade Allen
Mike Hess
Audrey Millstein
David Pressgrove
Becky Demarest
Kim Heck
Ruthanne McCreary
Stacy Zuzzio
Mary Denning
Central Heights
Paul Peters
Peters
Sarah Wuertz
Josh Imel
Danny Kueser
Pomona
Sam DeJulio
Josh Powell
Tom Pearce
Michael Stambaugh
Susan Biteci
Sis
Logan Beech
Ginger Crane
Emily Homer
Michelle Ames
Waverly
Joseph Herron
Misty Jenkins
Ottawa relays storm to near state record in tight finish
Ottawa seniors and underclassmen anchored a fast 4x400 relay as runners Sylvester Trendel Duran Morissey combined for a 9:12 pace to threaten the state mark. Duran added a 59.3 in the 400 and Morrisey posted a 2:17.55 in the 800 as coach Mark Laws praised the team’s class and hard work.
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Trendel
Ottawa
Duran
Morrisey
Mark Laws
State
Empo
Local drivers win NHRA divisions at Heartland Park
Ottawa racer Lloyd McClure took the Super Gas title and Wellsville’s Matt Driscoll won Super Cup at the Western Auto Parts America Nationals in Topeka. Scott Kalitta claimed Top Fuel in his first final of the season while Whit Bazemore beat Randy Anderson in Funny Car and Scott Geoffrion won Pro Stock as a record crowd of over 71,000 attended despite rain.
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Topeka
Heartland Park
Ottawa
Lloyd McClure
Wellsville
Matt Driscoll
Scott Kalitta
Gary Scelzi
Scott Geoffrion
Foreclosure sales in Ottawa Kansas June 1997 notices
Public sale notices in Franklin and Wyandotte Counties include Chemical Mortgage Company v Guy Wilson et al with a June 26 1997 10:00 a.m. Ottawa Kansas sale of 721 E 6th St and related parcel as part of a court order. Also Shapiro Reid foreclosure notice for 1007 S Hickory Ottawa with sale June 12 1997 at 10:00 a.m. before the old Court Building.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Civil Court Department Chemical Mortgage Company
Plaintif
Ottawa
E. 6Th Street
the Register of Deads
University Addition
Hickory
Henry G. Cisneros
Housing and Urban Development
Washington, D.C
Office of the Register of Deeds
Frankin County
Old Court Building
Quiet title notice in Ottawa Kansas case 97662
Ardith A. Burgoon Revocable Living Trust seeks to quiet title to South Half of Lot 10 and adjoining streets in Block 102 City of Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Defendants include unborn heirs and numerous individuals. Court requires plead by July 14 1997. failure leads to decree. Attorney: John L. Richeson Anderson Byrd Richeson Flaherty Ottawa KS.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Ardith A. Burgoon
Ronald Eugene Burgoon
Rodney Cox
Kim Cox
Heath Heckman
Lori Atchison
Steven Atchison
Ottawa
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Donald Edison
MdCo
Mike Reed
Osage City
Michael Williams
Kate DeBaun
Williamsburg
Panthers
Amy Reichard
Carlotta Silvey
Christina Hollon
Chandra Morris
Hollon
Morris
Ingrid Ricke
Roni Chavez
Silvey
Jay Thornton
Millstein
Sylvester
Ria State
Laws
Kornhaus
NHRA
Guy Wilson
Rex A. Bowling
South & Associates
P.C
Michael L. Zevitz
Ward Parkway
Sulta
Kansas City
Fox
State of
Shapiro & Reid
Commissioner Bank Midwest
Fifth & Minnesota Avenue
P.O
Elizabeth W. Eckhart
Elizabeth H. Eckhart
State OF Kansas
Wyandotte
Heraunto
Raymond L. Jonscher
Joyce A. Burgoon
Betty Heckman
Charles Atchison
John L. Richeson
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Flaherty
South Hickory
P.O. Box
The
Ottawa Herald
Clean Legal Services
Black Labette Rd
Subway
S. Main
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