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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1977

Page

8

Frances Bunch Rites and Obituary Details

Funeral services for Frances Elizabeth Bunch 82 of 114 S Locust were set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Robson-Towner with James T Creighton officiating and graveside services at Pond Creek Cemetery Oklahoma. She was born August 10 1894 at Miltonvale to Joshua and Ella Shepherd and married Oscar C Bunch March 12 1912 in Medford. Survivors include three sons David E Joshua C and James L Bunch a daughter Thelma L Miller 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She owned as a nurses aide at Ransom Memorial Hospital and belonged to Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Warren Black Post 60 American Legion Auxiliary. Friends may call at Robson-Towner from Monday evening until service time.

Frances Bunch Frances Elizabeth Bunch S. Locust Ransom Memorial Hospital Robson-Towner James T. Creighton Pond Creek Cemetery Pond Creek Okla Miltonvale Joshua Ella Cole) Shepherd Oscar C. Bunch Medford Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints Warren Black Post No. 60 American Legion Auxiliary David E. Bunch Joshua C. Bunch Gates N. C James L. Bunch Thelma L. Miller Elin S. Locust St Ottawa Robson- Towner Funeral Home Pond Creek Famelery Oklahoma Robson Towner Funeral Home

Accident disrupts traffic as Ledom rear-ends Thomas on Main

Heather Hodges of Ottawa University reported her car hit by another Saturday. Raymond C. Ledom, 62, of 727 N Main, struck E. G. Thomas of Ponca City as Thomas waited to turn left in the 1200 block of South Main around 4 Sunday afternoon. The incident caused minor injuries and property damage.

Heather Hodges Ottawa University Raymond C. Ledom N. Main E. G. Thomas Ponca City Oklahoma Thomas South Main Ledom

Kansas City Gets New Catholic Bishop Sullivan Named

The Vatican announced the appointment of Most Rev. John J. Sullivan as bishop of the Kansas City-St. Joseph Catholic Diocese. Sullivan, 57, a native of Horton Kansas, leads the Grand Island Nebraska diocese the past five years and succeeds Most Rev. Charles Helmsing who resigned for health reasons.

Kansas City John J. Sullivan Kansas City-St. Joseph Vatican Sullivan Horton Kan Oklahoma Grand Island Neb Charles Helmsing Helmsing Springfield-Cape Girardeau Missouri St. Louis Tulsa Oklahoma City Guthrie

State Senator Assaulted in Lenexa Incident

Six motorcyclists were arrested after an attack on state Sen. Jan Meyers and her husband in Lenexa near Overland Park. The windshield was broken with a chain as the couple passed between cyclists, with no hospital treatment required. All six were booked in Johnson County jail on aggravated assault and criminal damage charges.

Overland Park, Kan Jan Meyers Meyers Kansas City Lenexa Overland Park Johnson County Olathe

Oil flows over Alaska pipeline peak ahead of schedule

Massive pumps push Prudhoe Bay crude past Atigun Pass toward Valdez, about 12 hours early and a month from destination. Alyeska VP Henry Mowell says flow is roughly half a day ahead. BP Alaska reports a valve issue halted operations temporarily.

Anchorage, Alaska Prudhoe Bay Atigun Pass Henry Mowell Alyeska Pipeline Service Co Alyeska Valdez North Slope Mowell Brooks Range

Full Ban On Sweetener Eyed

FDA Commissioner Kennedy told a House subcommittee the agency may prohibit all sales of saccharin after a Canadian study linked higher bladder cancer risk in males using artificial sweeteners. The agency extended the comment period to Aug 31 while reviewing findings, with a final decision possible by Oct 1 and potential winter or spring implementation.

FDA Donald Kennedy House Kennedy

Israel Ground Rules Set in Carter Talk

The Carter administration told Israel that no territory including the occupied West Bank can be automatically excluded from Middle East peace talks. Washington emphasized the need for negotiated settlement and defined limits for future discussions.

Washington Israel West Bank Jordan River Middle East State Department White House Department Hodding Carter Menachem Begin Likud Bloc

Ad Briefs and Local Notices From Weekend Classifieds

Compact listing of local ads and notices including MARY KAY cosmetics contact Sandi Clary, Metzger Salvage canned horse meat at 3.99 a case, Drake's Bakery vacation closure with July 19 reopening, peace talks quotes from State Department, Begin's stance on West Bank, Young Place sale prep, Macrame supplies 10 percent off, Turner's Tele Shop kitchen specials, Mike's Kozy Kitchen rib steak deal, and Kiwanis Steak Feed details for July 4 at Forest Park with age pricing.

Ottawa fans greet Royals sign in California

Former Ottawans now in California and visitors posted a large sign to cheer the Kansas City Royals during a Sunday double header against the Oakland A’s. Carmela Gilbert and Austin Gilbert reported the display, with Arlinda Humerickhouse and Ron Humerickhouse coordinating the effort.

Kansas City Royals Oakland A's KC Royals Ottawa Kansas California Carmela Gilbert N. Oak Austin Arlinda Ron Humerickhouse Lve Modesto Oakland Alaura Scott Wichita Ron Rick Humerickhouse Kansas City Rick Candy Baxter Lane

Wall Street shares falter as Dow slips at noon

The New York stock market faded after a generically mixed mid day, with the Dow Jones industrial average down 5.34 to 924.36 from a two week rise. The NYSE composite slid 0.09 to 55.33 while the American Stock Exchange value index fell 0.20 to 119.99. Volume on the Big Board totaled 8.89 million by noon, below Friday's 12.83 million.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange NYSE American Stock Exchange

Meals On Wheels Wants New Blood

Ottawa Meals on Wheels plans a 1 30 pm meeting Wednesday at Anchor Savings to recruit two new coordinators for the noon meal program serving about 30 elderly residents. Carolyn Gleason and Sylvia Lehner seek successors as roles shift. Officers and a six member board will be chosen. nominations are led by Joe Wakefield Henry Roberts and Barbara Netherland.

Ottawa Meals On Wheels, Inc Anchor Savings Tom Gleason Ottawa Carolyn Gleason Sylvia Lehner Joe Wakefield Henry Roberts Barbara Netherland

Evans earns Northwestern graduate fellowship for theater teaching

Eldon Evans son of Josephine Evans 914 Locust is one of ten educators nationwide chosen for a summer graduate fellowship at Northwestern University Evanston Ill. He has taught at Shawnee Mission East High School nine years and will join workshops to update high school teaching and study pantomime acting and children's theater.

Eldon Evans Josephine Evans Northwestern University Evanston Ill Evans Shawnee Mission East High School Northwestern

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