Sharon Krider Funeral Arrangements Pending
Sharon Krider of 526 N Mulberry died Thursday morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Damron-Towner Chapel will announce funeral arrangements Friday. The report lists other local notices including Maude Hackett Ida Cunningham and various admissions dismissals and small claims.
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Sharon Krider
Damron-Towner Chapel
Krider
N. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mars
North Mulberry
Ottawans Grandson Among Nine In Bus Crash
Fred Nelson Bettge a 24 year old grandson of Raymond and Mrs Bettge of 534 Ash Ottawa was among nine on a private bus that plunged down the east side of Wolf Creek Pass near Del Norte Colorado on June 8. The Blackberry Winter band members were treated and released at a Del Norte hospital. The driver said the bus left the road and fell down an embankment. A Highway Patrol spokesman called the group very lucky to escape alive.
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Ottawa
Wolf Creek Pass
del Norte
Colo
Fred Nelson Bettge
Raymond Bettge
Blackberry Winter
Cortez
Highway Patrol
Transcendental Meditation Sessions On Tap Here
Introductory Transcendental Meditation sessions will be offered at the Ottawa Library on Monday and Tuesday with 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. slots. TM teachers Mark Piper and Susie Breitbart describe benefits and the program structure, including fees, interviews, and a course lasting several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lambert
Ottawa
Mark Piper
Susie Breitbart
Local Ottawa Briefs Highlight Military, Deaths and Events
PFC Larry J. Dixon, formerly of Ottawa, now stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri, listed with full address. Mrs Kathryn Cushing dies at 62 in Chapman. Chamber Sports Committee meets June 24. Old Depot Museum events include trustee Harold Matney with assistants. Home hosts Mr and Mrs A M Harvey at the cabin in City Park open 2 to 4 p.m. Kent Cramer to play tennis at Baker University next season. Franklin County Agriculture Society to meet. Bob Hotchkiss learns of brother Walter Hotchkiss’s death in Long Beach California. Rantoul alumni potluck set for June 27. Therese A Meade named to dean’s honor list at William Jewell College. Carlton College commencement honors 417 graduates including Davis Bennett. Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club elects officers and schedules July 27 fishing derby. Suzann Wittmeyer Wallace starts teaching in Olathe schools. Janie Alexander DeVore earns 4.0 at Washburn University. Betty Kloster part of 61 musicians at Pittsburg Kansas State College summer program.
Ex Ottawan Joins State Treasurer Staff
Glen Deitcher, a former Ottawan, joined the staff of Joan Finney as assistant state treasurer. He attended Ottawa schools, earned a business degree from Oklahoma University, studied at Washburn University and Menninger Training, and is married to Ann McQuade of Osawatomie with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Glen Deitcher
Joan Finney
Ottawa
Oklahoma University School of Business
Washburn University
Menninger Management Training
Ann McQuade
Osawatomie
Kissinger Vows Quick Lebanon Evacuation Decision
Secretary Kissinger said the United States would decide within 36 hours whether to evacuate Americans from Lebanon. He described the murders of Ambassador Meloy Jr. and economic counselor Waring as brutality with extraordinary malice and noted a possible brief military evacuation. He cautioned reports of the assassins being captured were unconfirmed and attributed blame to a splinter Palestinian faction opposed by most Lebanese parties.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Lebanon
U.S
Kissinger
Francis E. Meloy Jr
Robert O. Waring
Congress
House International Relations Committee
Palestine Liberation Organization
Local Ad Briefs Hit Shops and Schedules Across Town
Friendly Blue Room Tavern hosts live country and western music Friday 8 pm to 11 30 pm and Saturday 3 pm to 7 pm. Town and Country Supply auto service offers freon checks at 202 Walnut with Ollie Burress or Don Woodward. Linda Mahoney at Wild Woody's Beauty Salon begins appointments June 22. Budget Hardware promoting dad gifts and dad related Weedeater ads alongside sale at The Clothes Hanger with up to 50 percent off. Ramsay Department Store opens in new corner location at 3rd and Main. Dundee Fabrics runs Singer Stop Look Sew sale. Princeton Alumni basket dinner June 27 at Richmond Community Building 1 pm. Bedding plants HALF-PRICE including geraniums petunias marigolds. Butler Hanes Florists promotes dad gifts. Town and Country Supply features Levi and Lee Leisure suits and outfits from 35 dollars complete. Bernhardt Dance Revue June 18 7 50 pm at Junior High Theater Dancing Through The Years Bicentennial celebration.
Parade Entries Due Friday for Chautauqua Days
Parade chairman Gary Underwood urged prompt submission of July 3 entries with forms mailed to P O Box 141. The Killough Clark lot at 210 Tecumseh becomes a seniors viewing stand with shaded chairs. two countywide division marshals will be elderly residents. Filming of the Bicentennial parade hinges on reaching $150 more in donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Underwood
P.O
Killough- Clark
Tecumseh
Underwood
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Dengel & Son Mortuary
Don Goatley
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Pomona
Ruth DePriest
Darrel Cordle
L.P. Mayfield
Steve Hackett
Roger Hackett
Eddie Hackett
Antone Hackett
Ed Crabb
John Kendall
Harold Cade
Millard Wren
Frank Stansbury
Sherr Bittenbender
Central Cemetery
Ida Cunningham
United Methodist Church
Greeley
Vernon Belew
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Rantoul
Sandra White
Katherine McKinzie
Audean McKinzie
Donald Ralston
Micheal Damman
Craig Cunningham
Frank Gallick Jr
Russel Cunningham
Alan E. Cunningham
Robert Earl Barrett
Kenneth Cunningham
Greeley Cemetery
Stella Smith
Garnett
Eva Smith
Pecan
Olga Hannaman
S. Main
Darla Sutton
W. 7Th
C. T. Ratliff
N. Cedar
Jeffery White
S. Cherry
Jobe
Dryden
Willow
Richard Dunn
Lane
Gladys Fuqua
Grant
Lester Stiffler
Bob Harshaw
Wellsville
Roger Higbie
Dale D. Ferris
Deirdre C. McDaniel
Williamsburg
Floyd E. Higdon
Minnie C. Guilfoyle
Small Claims
Todd Mobile Homes Inc
Ralph O
Lucille Wilson
Todd
Bugner Plumbing
George Schmoe
Princeton
Bugner
M. J. Gentner
Ottawa Grain & Seed Co
Jerry Hoyt
Hoyt
Probate
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Joelle A. Kramer
Paola
Kansas City
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George Stewart
Mulberry
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Del
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Mid-Southwest
Suzuki Institute
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Lawrence
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Oak
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Chapman
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Missy Hoffsommer
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A. M. Harvey
Kent Cramer
Willis A. Cramer
N. Main
Baker University
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Franklin County Agriculture Society
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Bob Hotchkiss
Walter Hotchkiss
Long Beach
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Therese A. Meade
Martin J. Meade
1644 Chestnut
William Jewell College
Liberty
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
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Bennett
Frank R. Bennett Jr
Rockwood Drive
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Suzan Wittmeyer Wallace
Herb Wittmeyer
S. Ash
Olathe School System
Janie Alexander DeVore
Jim Alexander
Washburn “Belles
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W. 10Th
Kansas State College of
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Ottawan
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Wild Woody
Main
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Dad
Budge
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3Rd and Main
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Richmond Community Building
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Lee
Levi
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Towner
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch
Joe Ferns
Janice Damron
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Rena Towner
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Kansas
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Philadelphia
York
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E. Second
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Dengel & Son
Hickory
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