Funeral Services for Hurley W. Maloney Held in Ottawa
Hurley W. Pat Maloney 67 of Ottawa RFD 4 died Thursday night at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral at Dengel and Son Mortuary Saturday at 10 a.m. with burial in Highland Cemetery. He owned Maloney Typewriter Company and Maloney Mobile Home Service, moved to Ottawa in 1950 from Kansas City, married Beatrice Connaway in 1946, and survived by two sons, a daughter, three sisters, and seven grandchildren. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Hurley W
Pat” Maloney
Pat Maloney
Ottawa
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Adrian
Beatrice Connaway
Lawrence
Order of Eagles
Kansas City
Maloney Typewriter Company
Maloney Mobile Home Service
Larry W. Maloney
Joe Maloney
Brookside Lane
Marcia Womack
North
Marie Holbert
DeEtta McGuire
Butler
Della Smalley
Amoret
Maloney
Hurley W. Pat’ Maloney
RED
Kansas
Dengel & Son
Aerie Lodge No
Ottawa Jaycees orient at home and discuss growth
About 45 Ottawa Jaycees and guests gathered at Jim Hepner home for the annual orientation cookout. Don Burroughs main speaker recapped Chautauqua Days history and the group’s 13th year planned at Forest Park. Steve Dailey urged local men 18 to 36 to join.
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Ottawa Jaycees
Jim Hepner
Don K. Burroughs
Mike Norman
Garnett
Burroughs
Forest Park
Jaycees
Augusta
Steve Dailey
Ottawa
Dailey
Peoples National Bank
Governor Limits Mortgage Bonds in Kansas
Governor John Carlin signed an executive order setting a statewide ceiling of 200 million dollars for mortgage subsidy bonds. He noted federal law requires half the ceiling go to state government, but Kansas lacks a housing finance agency, so he established an allocation formula to preserve the full 200 million for Kansas cities and counties.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
Kansas
Wellsville water rate rise sparks budget and bond talk
Wellsville city council approved a 15 cent per 1000 gallon water rate increase tied to higher Lawrence prices. The order may influence a 1982 statutory formula and bond issues for low income housing and local industry. Also on the agenda were a federal revenue sharing hearing, a 1982 budget preview, and playground upgrades at Saddle Park. John Rickard was hired as a second patrolman as area students earned honors at Emporia State University.
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Mary Dietch
Becky Shalkoski
Jaycee Jaynes
Wellsville
Saddle Park
Dietch
John Rickard
Emporia State University
Mark R. Williams
Roger A. Norden
Apple Lane
Karen Chambers
Phillip S. Smith
Kent D. White
Michael J. Hiatt
S. Mulberry
Linda A. Cantrell
Bretton R. Vickers
Ottawa
Cheryl A. New
Williamsburg
James K. Bauck
Vassar
CHEAP jeans sale and local notices fill town ad page
A cluttered ad page lists Cheap jeans at Fashion Alternative and other sales at 119 E. 2nd. June 27 offers 20 percent off dresses and sportswear, a Kansas state artists exhibit at Franklin Savings through July, and no steak night due to a class reunion. Also promotes evergreen care, bagworm control, hanging baskets, bark mulch, tomato plant offers, and local hours.
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Franklin Savings
ELKS
Willig Garden Center
Local Guardsmen Injured In I 35 Jeep Wreck Near Gardner
A jeep in a 100 vehicle convoy of the 1st Battalion 137th Infantry overturned on I-35 near Gardner after a left front tire blew. Three National Guardsmen were injured, one lieutenant seriously, and Life Flight ferried victims to Kansas City. Names not yet released. The convoy was en route to Camp Ripley Minnesota.
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the Batallion
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
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Tom Lewis
Charles L. Stevens
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Lyle Turner Shields
Terri Jane Short
Dale Louis Carey
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Dorothy Jean Wilson
Quenemo
Larry Junior Larkin
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Evangel College
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Beck) Dennett
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Olathe
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