Real Dick Tracy enjoys film Woodstock preview
The real Dick Tracy, Capt. Dick Tracy of the Chicago Police, attended a Woodstock preview of Dick Tracy and praised the film. The event, tied to Dick Tracy Days, drew about 500 guests at the Woodstock Opera House with proceeds benefiting the Chester Gould Memorial Library. Madonna and Warren Beatty received mixed notes as the plot and action drew audience reaction.
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Woodstock
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Betty Hamilton
Madonna
Bob Billimack
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Gould
Warren Beatty
Two Obituaries Highlight Lane Area Residents
A graveside service for Lind say Faith Kennedy 837 Walton who died shortly after birth will be at Lane Cemetery with Reverend Paul Winkler officiating. Survivors include twin sister Leah Hope and sister Breanna Mae Kennedy, grandparents Leona Waddle Wilbur Kennedy Phillip and Judy Williams, and great grandparents Dorothy Sanders Helen Kennedy Glenn Delpha Rogers and Alice Williams. Friends may call after 6 p.m. at Dengel & Son Funeral Home. The family will meet tonight at North Baptist Church. A service for John Allen Cole 76 Rantoul who died June 13 will be at Rantoul Community Presbyterian Church with burial at Lane Cemetery. He was born Sept. 24 1913 in Stilwell to Albert J. and Minnie F. Cole and moved to Lane in 1924 then to Rantoul. He retired as a laborer in 1976 and held many prior posts including section hand, roustabout, and groundskeeper. He married Vera Edith Burnett Oct. 7 1936. she survives along with son Carlos Cole Linwood two daughters Johnaver Johnson Nora May Herman three sisters Beulah Groove Margaret Hedgepath Mildred Fellinger 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Friends may call today at Dengel & Son Funeral Home and the family will meet with friends Friday evening.
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Walton
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
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Lane
Paul Winkler
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Breanna Mae Kennedy
Leona Waddle
Rural Williamsburg
Wilbur Kennedy
Parker
Phillip
Judy Williams
Ottawa
RFD
Dorothy Sanders
Helen Kennedy
Osawatomie
Glenn and
Delpha Rogers
S. Poplar
Alice Williams
John Allen Cole
Rantoul
Olathe Medical Center
Rantoul Community Presbyterian Church
Hercules
DeSoto
Osawatomie State Hospital
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Vera Edith Burnett
Garnett
Carlos Cole
Linwood
Johnaver Johnson
Nora May Herman
Beulah Groove
Skintook
Okla
Margaret Hedgepath
Tulsa
Mildred Fellinger
Owasso
Dengel & Son Funeral Home
Kansan Regents eye 10 million merger financing for KCT Salina
The Kansas Board of Regents will likely hear a June 28 recommendation to fund a 10 million package to merge Kansas College of Technology in Salina with Kansas State University engineering technology. The plan envisions an enlarged KCT campus becoming KSU Salina with combined two and four year programs under KSU authority.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas College of Technology
Kansas State University
Stanley Koplik
Regents
College of Technology
Schilling Air Force Base
Ksu-Salina
Anthony Tilmans
KSU
KCT
Property taxes due in Franklin County June 20
The second half of 1989 property taxes must be paid by Wednesday June 20 at the Franklin County treasurer's office in the courthouse. Delinquent after June 20, a daily 12 percent charge applies. The late charge was reduced by 1989 state legislation.
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Franklin County
Vera Figgins
Tonight's forecast for Kansas shows clouds and isolated rain
Partly cloudy conditions through tonight with a 40 percent rain chance. Lows range from 70 to 75 degrees. Through Saturday to Monday, very warm with possible late afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms. Highs will be in the 80s northwest to the 90s elsewhere. overnight lows from the 50s northwest to the upper 60s and lower 70s in central and east.
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Kansas
Eureka Downs Seeks 150000 to Stay Open
Eureka Downs horse track in Greenwood County, Kansas, reports it has raised more than 156000 through debt forgiveness, volunteer labor, and cash donations to meet a 150000 mandate from the Racing Commission. The track will continue operations while marketing boosts attendances, including races featuring a bear, a buffalo, and a horse ridden by jockeys. The Greenwood County Commission also plans a 1 percent sales tax referendum on August 7 to fund economic development and the track. Chuck Henry, hired as a recovery specialist, says finances are improving but remains strapped and determined.
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Greenwood County Fair Association
Greenwood County Commission
Pneumonia Claims Colt Twin at Franklin County Farm
One of the twin colts at a Franklin County farm died from pneumonia on Wednesday night. The smaller colt named Jack passed away, while Jill, the surviving twin, is reported to be doing fine. The twins were born to a mare owned by Yvonne Seig of Leavenworth at the Leon Gentry farm east of Princeton.
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Franklin County
Ottawa Herald
Jack
Jill
Yvonne Seig
Leavenworth
Leon Gentry
Princeton
Franks County Fair hosts 125th caps sale and weekend events
Community brief lists multiple upcoming activities and sales including Sherry Wolken fundraiser at The Other Place featuring Whiskey River KT. LOBSTER2 MISCHIEF at Humpitt's. John’s Barber Shop closure dates. Kids and Moms contest at Sutton's Jewelry. Color Me Beautiful cosmetics sale at Charlotte's Chat and Curl. New Creation Singers at Ottawa Christian Center. Roll-A-Way All Night Skate. annual water gun fight. Mountain Oysters added to Mountain rib and chicken buffet. shrimp night Fridays. Virginia's and Wellsville Cafe openings.
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Virginia
Wellsville
Correction on Festival Organizer Affiliation
The Herald corrects an editing error from Wednesday’s edition. Steve Silverman, organizer of the July 14 downtown festival, is a co owner of Ottawa Country Mart and was not with Allegro Healthmart.
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Herald
Steve Silverman
Allegro Healthmart
Ottawa Country Mart
Theater revival in Ottawa aims to restart community shows
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium director Dick Smith launches a revival plan for local theater after a 1988 production of The Emperor's New Clothes. A meeting is set at OMA on Thursday June 21 at 7:30 p.m. to form a community theater committee and seek seed money and space.
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Dick Smith
Ottawa
Oma
Auditorium Authority Board
Smith
Ottawa Municpal
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates Show Dated Pricing
Dodgey OCR contains a list of subscription options for Ottawa Herald dated April 1 1990. It includes carrier and motor route pricing for Ottawa and Franklin County plus nearby counties and out of state mail rates. Prices cover monthly, three month, six month and yearly terms.
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Franklin County
State of Kansas
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