Services for Pearl Brown at First Assembly of God Church
Pearl Louella Brown 84 of 1084 N Poplar died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. June 20 at First Assembly of God with Rev Norman Hill officiating. burial in Highland Cemetery. Born March 24 1893 in Lone Star, she lived in Douglas and Franklin counties. She was married twice to Herbert Winters and Orvel Brown, with survivors including a stepson and a reared niece. Call hours at the funeral home. Also included are notices for Lyell A Green and Pauline Johansen with funeral details, obituaries, and surrounding local notices, followed by admissions and dismissals, traffic and court items, and a brief rural-urban notices section.
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Pearl Brown
Pearl Louella Brown
N. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First
Assembly of God Church
Norman Hill
Highlands Cemetery
Lone Star
Asbury
Anna Dell (Mathews) Humbert
Douglas
Franklin
First Assembly of God Church
Herbert E. Winters
Orvel Brown
Ottawa
Clattie
Eldon
Rollo Humbert
Jessie Redding
Maye Torrence
Homer Brown
Grant
Pearl Winters
Lyell Green
Lyndon
Lyell A. Green
Florence Stout
Feltner Funeral Home
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Wallace
Neb
Kansas City University
Edgerton
Meriden
Perry
Carbondale
Berryton
Lane
American Legion
First United Methodist Church
Jettie Kathryn Engle
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Davis
Stout
Ruth Saffell
Garden City
Virginia Higgins
Hutchinson
United Methodist Chuch
United Methodist Church
Adelphi
Order of Eastern Star
Pleasant View Cemetery
Melvern
Stacy Johansen
Janet Lang
Clathe
Cora Dugger
Hazel Wise
Auburn
Pearl Lovella Brown
Norman E. Hill
Highland Cemetery
Robeon Towner
Opposition grows to Wolf Creek nuclear project
Environmentalists seeking to halt completion of the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington Kansas have asked the NRC appeals board to suspend all work. The appeal targets the May 12 licensing board authorization allowing KCP L and KCP&L to proceed, while Kansas officials and the companies defend the project’s financing and readiness.
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Kansas City
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Kan
Mid-America Coalition For Energy Alternatives
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Appeals Board
NRC
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Wichita
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Commission
Eisenhower Scholar GAYLENE Springer Named at Kansas Wesleyan
Central Heights High School graduate GAYLENE Springer received a Dwight D. Eisenhower Scholarship at Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina. The $3,000 yearly renewable award supports four years of study, based on prior academic achievement, with Springer aiming to major in elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylene Springer
Central Heights High School
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Eisenhower
Miss Springer
Harvey Springer
Richmond
Car theft charges dropped after south Ottawa chase
Charges tied to a stolen car and pursuit on Ottawa’s south side were dropped. Terry J. Bradley faced counts of driving without a license reckless driving and leaving the scene. A Franklin County Historical Society meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday in the old bank building on South Main. Pearl Talbot’s funeral is at 10 30 a m Friday at Robson Towner Funeral Home. Dale Fox joins Baker University alumni board as president. Baker scholarships awarded to Judith Miller Vic Nelson and Jim Olson for fall. Calvary Baptist Church to screen PREEDOM S Last Call about Lester Roloff Sunday at 7 30 p m.
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Robert Turner
E. 4Th
Department of Public Safety
Turner
DPS
Poplar
Ottawa
Virgil W. Franks
N. Locust
Pence’s North
Andy
W. 7Th
Terry J. Bradley
Franklin County Historical Society
Bank
South Main
Harold Matney
Board of Trustees
Pearl Talbot
Robson-Towner Funeral Home
Herald
Baker University
Dale Fox
Baker News
Judith Miller
Vic Nelson
Baldwin High School
Jim Olson
Pomona
Preedom
Lester Roloff
Calvary Baptist Church
Franklin County Planning Commission weighs budget and need for planner
Franklin County Planning Commission, after delaying for farm chores, debated budget needs and whether a professional planner is required. They face a tight year with a $500 budget spent, $50 extra from the County Commission, and a $50 request for a county fair booth. The panel plans public meetings in fall townships to gather ideas, and moved its next meeting to July 14 80 to finalize fair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Franklin County Planning Commission
County Commission
Planning Commission
TLB Moves to New Office in South Main Building
TLB Land and Cattle Co. Auctioneers and Realtors moved to 1534 S. Main as growth in auction and real estate business necessitated larger offices. Tom Bach cited over $1 million in real estate sales since the year began and more than $800,000 in cattle, machinery, household items and other goods auctioned in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLB Land and Cattle Co
S. Main
Tom Bach
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the Daily Report
Pauline Johansen
Pauline V. Johansen
Melyern
Topeka
Ad Briefs
Arrow, Litwin’s
Ottawa Country Club
Princeton
Sun
Richmond Community Center
Metzger Salvage
Richardson
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Saddleback Lounge
Bill Jordan
Elizabeth List
Claude Spencer
Allen Reed
N. Mulberry
David Terry
N. Main
Lottie Barton
Ottawa Rfd
Henry Lambert
Carol Jackson
North Sycamore
Esther J. Anderson
N. Cherry
Brenda L. Hobbs
Anderson
Glenda Poe
Beech
Patricia L. Jeffries
Maple
Public Safety News
Maurine E. Armatrong
N.N. Poplar
Chris A. Hughes
S. Oak
Samuel E. Tipton
Jeffrey W. Taylor
Ottawa Red
Ava B. Reed
N. Sycamore
Leo Miller
S. Hickory
Debra
Mitchell
Canterbury Court
Gregory A. Korte
Mary J. Weber
Jon Alterman
Willard E. Anderson
Jesse E. Korkames
S. Locust
Lee A. Johnson
Willow
Jane E. Shelton
Wellsville Rfc
Raymond L. Doty
Roger C. Crews
Cedar
Jeanne M. McGlinn
W. 13Th
Samuel L. Wright
Louest
Arthur D. Wiliams
Judy K. McCurdy
District Court News
Robert M. Turner
Carl Ray Chase
Wolf Creek Stull
Larry Lyons
Bruce Waymire
Earl Smith
Memoriam
Towner
Kansas
Jerry Robeon
David Bunch
Joe Forns
High Robson
Renta Towner
Barothy Reams
Turkey
Golden
Ottawa, Kansas
Anchor
Terest
C.D
Merila
Oees
Hickory
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