Ottawa hospital notes and police reports listed
Admissions include Thomas Soper of Ottawa on Friday and births of two daughters to Dale Knaus and Andy Yoder in Garnett and Ottawa respectively. The sheet also records numerous arrests for DUI and related offenses, vandalism, thefts, and county jail holds, plus a series of non injury and property damage accidents, minor fires, weather impacts, and local market prices for wheat corn milo soybeans and PIK certificates.
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Thomas Soper
Ottawa
Dale Knaus
Garnett
Stacey Bunch
George Atchison
Pauline Wright
Terry Altic
Pomona
Andy Yoder
Princeton
Highway Patrol
Here
Carl D. Johnson
RFD
le Loup
Public Safety
Larry D. McDaniel
North Main
Shon L. Vaga
Cypress
Chad B. Samstrom
South Locust
Alan D. Smith
S. Oak
Smith
Leonard T. Barber Jr
Princeton Road
North Locust
Michael D. Penland
Cedar Streets
Edward B. Veney
S. Locust
Victoria L. Orton
Parker
Lincoln
Bruce N. Dorr
S. Walnut
Marea L. Husted
Spring Hill
Forest Park
Scott A. Tedrow
N. Mulberry
Craig D. Wormell
N. Main
Steven G. Tuck
Gardner
East Ninth
Barbara A. Whitacre
S. Cedar
Curtis J. Wilhite
Willow
Wil
Ottawa Township
Department of Public Safety
South Main
DPS
Steven Bagby
W. 7Th
Bagby
Ottawa’ Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Corm
Milo
Sheriff Sale of Extensive Vehicle Auction in Franklin County
Notice in Franklin County Kansas court announces sheriff sale of a large collection of vehicles and miscellaneous items including Ford Mavericks Pontiacs Galaxie 500 and more with numerous other cars engines tools and salvage goods. Auction set for July 7 1990 at 10 00 am at 248 1/2 23rd Ottawa KS. Judge Rex A Bowling clerks and attorneys listed. Also included are municipal ordinance amendments for Wellsville Kansas regarding junk and salvage materials with penalties and effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Egidy
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Obituaries for Elva Currant Lawrence and Edward Anderson Garnett
Elva Myrtle Currant 79 Ottawa died Friday June 15 1990 at Ransom Memorial Hospital burial in Washington Creek Cemetery. She born December 22 1910 in Franklin County married Ivan Fremont Currant April 13 1933. Survivors include five sons a daughter a brother 21 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren. Edward C Anderson Garnett 71 Garnett died Sunday June 17 1990 at home funeral 10 am Wednesday Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel burial Garnett Cemetery. Born December 10 1918 in Garnett married Jessie May Bailey January 15 1939. Survivors include wife two sons a daughter a brother and eight grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Currant
Lawrence
Elva Myrtle Currant
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Washington Creek
Church of the Brethren
Elvin Currant
Alvin Currant
Dale Currant
Merle Currant
Marine Valley
Calif
Harold Currant
Gloversville
N.Y
Delma Hepner
Samuel H. Grammer
Vinland
Edward C. Anderson
Garnett
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial
Thomas Carter Anderson
Gertude Blanche Johnson
Jessie May Bailey
Garett
Christian Church
Masonic Lodge
Dale Anderson
Bill Anderson
Dianna Warren
John Anderson
American Cancer Society
Notice of Hearing on Amending the 1990 Budget
Wellsville Kansas governing body will meet on June 28 1990 at 7 15 p m at Wellsville City Hall to hear objections of taxpayers regarding the proposed amended use of funds. Detailed budget information is available at City Mall and will be available at this hearing. Summary of amendments Fund Bond and Interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Kansas
Wallsville
John Wilhite
Wellsville City Hall
City Mall
Romania approves force to clear anti government protests
The Romanian parliament voted to empower police and army to move against demonstrators who retook University Square. Iliescu's inauguration was postponed as clashes continued with hundreds gathered, while a pro government rally unfolded outside Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Iliescu
University
Parliament
House of Deputies
University Square
Ion Iliescu
National Salvation Front
Front
Senate
Libyan leader accused of expanding chemical weapons program
U S officials say Muammar Gaddafi may be building a second underground chemical weapons facility hundreds of miles south of Tripoli. The Rabta plant fire is viewed as possibly a hoax, while a German businessman admitted selling Libya a chemical production plant for 150 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muammar Gaddafi
Tripoli
Bush Administration
Gaddafi
Rabta
U.S
Libya
Jurgen
Hippenstiel-Imhausen
Mannheim
France
Israel
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the Daily Report
Sheriff's News
Jarrod W. Roy
15Th Street
Eisenhower Road
Raymond J. Colburn
Richmond
Timothy L. Evans
Martin L. Balcher
Bruce Lee Lane Sr
Liam H. Rice
Jack L. Ledom
Deadra F. Phipps
Bu. Humpitt's
Us-50
Pamela M. Rose
Osage Drive
Bank
Kiefer
Sears
IBM
Royal
Rex A. Bowling
W. Cola
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson P.O
Second & Main
Donna Reed City
Edward C. Anderson Garnett
Acil
eDonna Reed
Clore
The
Ottawa Herald
Cedar Ottawa
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