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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1980

Page

8

Wellsville Area Admits and Dismissals Featured in Local Ledger

Read on for admissions and discharges listing Paul Shannon and Zelpha Yeager among Friday and Sunday moves, births report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Randy Hess, plus multiple thefts burglaries and motor accidents in the Wellsville Ottawa Princeton areas. Police blotter covers burglary at Wellsville VFW hall, fuel siphoning at Diversified Insulation, home entry losses, curfew arrests, drag racing citations, open container charges, vandalism, and several non injury vehicle crashes with assorted damages.

Paul Shannon S. Mulberry Cecil Payne S. Poplar Zelpha Yeager Canterbury Court Bessie New Buffy Crouch Lane Miranda Schuster Garnett Jessie Garrett Canterbury Courts Duane Garnet Elm Ruth Barton Walnut Dean Teeter Main Cleta Ewing W. 6Th Madge Allen S. Locust Andrew Prue Spruce Hazel Hough N. Cedar Randy Hess S. Willow Claude Corbett Tremont Peter Gutierrez Pomona Diversified Insulation Wellsville Mary A. Mitchell Princeton

First runner up named in Miss Rodeo Queen Kansas event

Marilyn Miller of Satanta granddaughter of Mrs. Madeline Scott 645 Spruce was named first runner up to the queen of the Miss Rodeo Queen of Kansas at the Flint Hills Rodeo Strong City Sunday. She won the regional contest at Dodge City and will be queen of Dodge City Days in July plus Horsemanship and Miss Congeniality at the state competition. Corrections note Catherine Hutton Clathe omitted from George H. Kelly obituary in Friday Herald. William H. Reams formerly of Ottawa named marketing manager for Coleman Co. residential heating and air conditioning products in Wichita after attending Melvern schools.

Marilyn Miller Satanta Madeline Scott Spruce Kansas Flint Hills Strong City Dodge City Catherine Hutton Clathe George H. Kelly William H. Reams Ottawa The Coleman Co Wichita Melvern

DO N'S Shoe Repair to Stay Open Under New Management

Community briefs show DON'S Shoe Repair will remain open with new management starting June 15. Also listed are local dining specials from Peace Golden Eagle Restaurant and LACY'S Styling Salon, trade ads, and public notices about job applications for a city band director, a church academy, and more.

Don’s Shoe Repair Ottawa Recreation Commission Steve Queen

Democrats Debate in Lawrence Sets June 17 Meeting

Democrats Dan Watkins and Jack Weyforth square off in Lawrence on June 17 at 7 p.m. in the KU Student Union Big Eight Room. The debate precedes the Aug. 5 primary to choose the party’s nominee to face Rep. Larry Winn in November.

Lawrence Larry Winn Congress Johnson, Wyandotte Douglas County Young Dan Watkins John, Carlin Jack Weyforth George Pyle the Herald University of Kansas Student Union David Gramsey Young Democrats

Hospital Walkaway Arrested Sought Probation Revocation

Raymod M Orndorff of Kansas City. Mo was arrested by Miami County authorities on a Franklin County bench warrant charging violation of a District Court sentence. He had three years probation after a two to eight year prison sentence for theft of a vehicle. He walked away April 10 from Osawatomie State Hospital. He is in county jail awaiting a District Court hearing on probation revocation which could require serving the suspended sentence. Gov John Carlin to join Kansas Farm Bureau Farm Tour starting at Snokemo Rosa then Eberly Farm near Wichita with multiple stops.

Julie Nichols S. Main Charles R. Williams Andrews 66 N. Main Craven Skelly Oil N. Locust E. 1St Underwood Plumbing Frank J. Newkirk S. Elm East Seventh Raymod M. ‘Orndorff Kansas City Miami County Franklin County Orndorff Larry Bishop Qosawatomie State Hospital Ottawa State Department of Corrections

Blacks Rap Carter On Economic Policy

Black members of Congress pressed President Carter on his economic program saying a Mount St. Helens ready to explode in every black community signals anger. They urged an overall leadership push plus immediate job creation and measures to curb inflation, especially oil price gains, during a White House meeting. Carter heads to Miami to discuss jobs after riots.

Washington Congress Carter Mount St. Helens United States Cardiss Collins D-Ill Congressional Black Caucus Miami Collins White House Gus Hawkins D-Calif

Carter creates consumer protection programs across federal agencies

President Carter announced new consumer programs in 35 departments and independent agencies. Each agency will designate a senior official to oversee its consumer program and report to the agency head. Carter said the move aims to embed the consumer viewpoint in federal decisions and bring government closer to the people.

Washington Carter

Wall Street Advances on Oil and Metals Rally

The Dow rose 1.79 to 863.31 as oil and precious metals stocks led gains in a rally. Traders anticipate higher oil prices while the NYSE shows more advances than declines. Carter tasks Esther Peterson to expand consumer affairs, promising a government more responsive to consumers.

New York New York Stock Exchange

ABC Closes Eagles Club Four Day Shutdown

The Fraternal Order of Eagles club on East 15th Street is ordered closed for four days by the State Revenue Department division of Alcohol and Beverage Control for a non member drinking liquor on the premises. Closure runs from 9 a.m. June 17 to 9 a.m. June 21 with exemptions only for cleaning or remodeling.

Order of Eagles Club East 15Th Street State Revenue Department Division of Alcohol and Beverage Control ABC Topeka

Sciatica Pain Explained By Dr Larry Matney

Sciatica is a nerve pressure symptom not a disease, caused by injury or malfunctions of the sciatic nerve. Dr Larry Matney explains that nerve interference in the low back may cause pain from the back to the feet and that chiropractic treatment aims to remove the interference to restore function.

Larry]. Maineriiies Chiropractic Larry J. Matney D.C

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the Daily Report Sheriff's News Wellsville V F.W. Hall Public Safety News Kevin Shaw David Eden DPS Eden Henry D. Pierce S. Cedar Lyndon V. Barry N. Poplar Jerome L. Rues Beech Forest Park D.M. True Clifford Lee Maple Baldwin-Le Loup Robert D. Brown Jr Olathe Block South Main Beverly M. Bourque Elizabeth M. Davis Williamsburg South Deborah M. Johnson Richard Gould Gould Main Streets David S. Snyder Richard C. Smith Smith Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Co-op Ad Briefs Peace Golden Eagle Lacy Sat L& L Cafe Community Revival Center Church Christian Academy Dale L. Carey Dale L, Carey Queen’s Stinson Kiwanis Ken Saffron P.O. Box Humane Shelter 19Th St Living Praise Choir Christ For the Nations Institute Dallas Texas Community Revival Center 23Rd South Davis Road Catalpa Marshal Amur Concord Willis Garden Center Shawnee Mission Winn William Hutton Wyandotte County Gramley Franklin, Douglas Johnson Counties Garlin State Farms Alma Mill Creek Carlin Fair Ken-Win Farms Inc Broadhurst Turkey Farm Valley Center Richenberger Cattle Co Wetta Egg Farm Mike Selman Westminster Presbyterian Church Selman Boy Scouts Rangers Diane Yeamans Pence Golden Eagle Restaurant Sansa Cangescebs Anngeni Aseastaeetesa Na Scatesa RS Wall Street Esther Peterson Clarice Dengel Tanel Jon Mtumy Hickory Health News
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