Daniel Booster Rockers funeral held in Franklin County
The funeral service for Daniel Booster Rockers 72 of Pomona RFD 1 who died Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital was held at Dengel Son Mortuary with Rev. Paul Miller officiating. He was born October 22, 1909 in Scipio and moved to Franklin County in 1929. Surviving are a widow son daughter Kathleen Pearson sister and three grandchildren.
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Daniel
Booster” Rockers
Pomona
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Paul Miller
Rockers
Scipio
Franklin County
Marjorie Slane
Branson
Kathleen Pearson
South Lyons, Mich
Josephine Parrish
Gardner
Booster
Skating Rink Sold to be Remodeled in Lakeport
The former bowling alley and roller rink at Second and Cedar was bought by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunce from Mr. and Mrs. Mike Medford. Bunce plans possession on July 1 and extensive remodeling to a roller rink recreation center with a snack bar and skating shop aiming to open by mid August. The Bunces, Topeka natives, recently resided in Lakeport, California, where he retired from law enforcement in 1975.
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Second and Cedar
Frank Bunce
Mike Medford
Bunce
Topeka
Lakeport
Calif
Community ads page highlights varied local offers and events
LACEY TV on vacation June 23 28. CERAMIC disque Duncan paint Sat 9 5 635 South Mulberry. RAGGEDY Ann Club Pomona Friday June 25 Side Kicks. CRAB weed killer covers 2000 sq ft 12 95. Top Soil 40 lb bag 2 29 now 1 79. Hummingbird nectar 99c. Willis Garden Center 5th Cherry Mon Sat 8 5 Ad Briefs 10 off Fri 5 8 Woolworths Levi's Litwins. L & M Shoe Repair moves 15401 S Main. Bonds tax free 13 25 percent yield 26 5 percent. Heidi Peter enrollment fall 242 6280. Wagon Wheel Pomona live music Chuck Cora. Rock House Cowboy night Maverick tickets 242 3166 242 7118. Monty s Broasted Chicken 5 oz burgers 10 oz steaks 242 2204.
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Willard
Willis Garden Center
Wheat in storage declines in Kansas as harvest nears
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports total wheat stocks at 174.1 million bushels as of June 1, down 14 percent from a year ago. Elevators and mills hold 137.5 million, farms store 36.6 million. A forecasted 488.4 million bushels could further depress prices amid heavy rains that may lower the June 1 forecast revised July 11. Sorghum, corn, oats and barley stocks total 192.7 million bushels, over double last year amid drought hit yields.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Family Bank Ownership Shifts In Kansas
Kansas lawmakers heard that individual family ownership of state chartered banks is waning as corporate and chain ownership rises. A 1982 survey showed 49.7 percent of banks were owned or controlled by holding companies, while 25.8 percent were owned by individuals or families. The interim committee will study ownership rules and consider changes for the 1983 Legislature.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Bill Wolff
Legislative Research Department
Wolff
Tire Slasher To Pay Mooner Fined $50
Michael L. Burgoon 20 of 112 S Elm received one year probation and over $950 in restitution for mid February tire slashings on South Elm. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended with probation. failure to pay or adhere could revive jail time. He and an 18-year-old man were charged with eight counts of criminal damage to property. the younger was kept unnamed due to age. James Weaver 19 of 1025 N Poplar was fined $50 for a June 8 mooning at Orlis Cox Field. Mark Moore 18 of 834 S Cherry faces pending charges of disorderly conduct for the incident after a truck exposed a man’s buttocks to a ball game crowd.
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Kevin &. Allen
Ottawa
RFD
Joseph L. Thompson
N. Cedar
Kenneth R. McFadden
W. 6Th
Todd A. Lewis
Willow
John G. Hanna
Rural
Rantoul
Wayne A. Walker
Lawrence
J.W. Lewis
N. Cherry
Michael E. Kratzburg
Sycamore
Donald W. Smith
N. Sycamore
Tony R. Davis
Williamsburg
Rita Boyke
W. 5Th
Shirl L. Hays
Dale £. Poe
Burrough
Kent L. Shaw
Andrew N. Stout
Osage
John Turner
King
Richard D. Vega
Jimmie R. Bauer
N. Main
John P. Dennis
Mark D. Arnesman
Maple
Jeff A. Green
Canterbury Court
Gayle D. Page
W. 4Th
Michael L. Burgoon
S. Elm
South Elm
Burgoon
J.R. “Duke’’ Cheney
James Weaver
N. Poplar
Orlis Cox Field
Weaver
Mark Moore
S. Cherry
Moore
Drivers Reminded To Watch Streets For Blind Pedestrians
The Department of Public Safety urges caution near blind pedestrians under city traffic code section 73. Drivers must yield to pedestrians with white canes or guide dogs. violators may receive a ticket.
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Department of Public Safety
Oren Skiles
DPS
Skiles
Library story hour features children from Barbara Whitacre center
Children ages three to five will perform a variety show with songs and short plays at the Ottawa Library during story hour on Tuesday June 29 at 9 30 and 10 30 a m. Participants include Ryan Leach Courtney Keim Jason Crawford Jason Horner Gerrilee Nelson Brett Whitacre Ricky Davis Molly Denton Dottie Davis Jeremy Reeves Rebecca Moore Blaine Finch Gary Hobbs Alex Alderman and Brian Shannon. A new board book collection for ages six months to three years will soon be available for checkout.
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Barbara Whitacre
Ottawa
Ryan Leach
Courtney Keim
Jason Crawford
Jason Horner
Gerrilee Nelson
Brett Whitacre
Ricky Davis
Molly Denton
Dottie Davis
Jeremy Reeves
Rebecca Moore
Blaine Finch
Gary Hobbs
Alex Alderman
Brian Shannon
Ex-Prime Minister Ian Smith Collapses in Parliament
Ian Smith collapsed in Salisbury's Parliament at age 63 and was rushed to Pararinyatwa Hospital. He had stepped down as Rhodesia’s prime minister after Muzorewa’s election, later aligning his Republican Front to win white seats, but faced declining support as MPs defected to back Mugabe.
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Salisbury
Zimbabwe
Ian Smith
Smith
Pararinyatwa
Rhodesia
Abel Muzorewa
Robert Mugabe
Republican Front
Front
Mugabe
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Lane
Rosemary Stewart
Arthur Atchison
Princeton
D. Wilson Mack
A. Glenn Campbell
S. Maple
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Belinda Murray
Marie Horton
Emporia
Vi Reusch
Leola Yates
S. Poplar
Joyce East
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Barbara Butterworth
S. Cedar
Public Safety News
Ottawa Rfd
Paula L. Ratliff
Ottawa University
Tony Jones
John W. Schulte
17Th Street Terrace
Sheriff’s News
Stephen C. Oyenegin
Pittsburg
Wal-Mart
South
Oyenegin
Terri K. Daugharthy
Robert V. Compton
Princeton Road
Michael L. Heckman
Ash
Suzanne R. Scotti
Kay Cates
Brian K. Crooks
S. Oak
Alonzo W. Cashmore
Kimo R. Hayes
S. Hickory
Becky L. House
Cypress
William R. Akins
David D. Crumm
N. Mulberry
Cleve Dent
William O. Dent
William &. Gabauer
Rick H. Parker
South Oak
John K. Sheldon
Juanita M. Dyer
Sheldon
Roger A. Turner
Harold E. Lear
Life Flight
Ottawa Co-op
Missouri
Wall Street
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Norman Emerson
Emerson Construction
Hickory Street
Fifth Street
City Park
Dave Kaup
Lacey TV
Duncan
South Mulberry
Raggedy Ann Club
Pomona - Fridnight
Ad Briefs
Woolworth’s
Levi’s
Litwin’s
L & M Shoe Repair
S. Main
S. End
Brown
Hdwr
Michael J. Esser
E.D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd
Heidi and
Peter
Call
Chuck and
Cora
Wagon Wheel
Rock House
Maverick
Byron Jones
City Auditorium
Monty
Mooner
V.F.W
N. 59 Highway
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