Franklin's Law Profiles Public Safety Officers and Students
Profiles of three Ottawa area public safety officers and students. Bud Elder, 31, 1516 S Poplar, notes a long training path and nine and a half years with the Kansas National Guard plus four years in Ottawa public safety, earning four commendations. Paul Allen, 23, 1004 N Cedar, pursued law enforcement since youth, with two duty citations and prior work with Wellsville police and Franklin County Sheriff's Dept. Paul Boyke, Jr., 32, 720 W 5th, a DPS engineer, cites two citations and leadership role in the Fireman's Relief Association in 1975 after eight years firefighting. educated at Ottawa High, Fort Scott JC, and state fire academy. Jett Anderson, a Kansas State University junior, will intern at Topeka Capital Journal during spring break after working for Ottawa Herald last summer. Ottawa Little Symphony schedules rehearsal March 19 at Ottawa High School. Williamsburg Athletic Banquet set for 6 20 p m in the school auditorium Thursday. two covered dishes and table service requested. Elks Bridge Club winners listed from Monday: Hastett and Durbin first, Wassmer and Gilmore second, Shoemaker and Mudrick third. next Monday club championship planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Elder
S. Poplar
Elder
Ottawa High
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
NRA
Kansas National Guard
Ottawa
Carolyn
Paul W. Allen
N. Cedar
Allen
Kansas Law Enforcement Academy
Hutchinson
Olathe
Topeka
Wellsville
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Department of Public Safety
Rhonda
Paul L. Boyke, Jr
DPS
Fireman's Relief Association
Boyke
Ottawa High School
Fort Scott Junior College
State Fire Academy
EU Fire Extension Service
Civil Defense Service
Red Cross
Jett Anderson
Pomona
Kansas State University
Topeka Capital Journal
Anderson
Ottawa Herald
Obituary roundup lists Bishop and Heathman among Ottawa deaths
The Daily Report notes Herbert P. Bishop 81 of 913 N Poplar died March 13 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with 2 p.m. Thursday funeral at Denger and Son Mortuary and burial Highland Cemetery. Survivors include wife Ruby and three sons. Other notices cover Mrs. Rena Payne 84, Mrs. Tena E Heathman 87, Kenneth B Goodrich 70, and Cleo M Anderson among others with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert P. Bishop
N. Poplar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Denger and Son
Highland Cemetery
Leon Nelson
Bishop
Harrison County
Evan
Mollie T. (Davis) Bishop
Kansas
LeLoup
Ottawa
Ruby D. Gross
New Hampton
Harry G. Bishop
Garden Grove
Calif
William E. Bishop
Dodge City
RFD
Leota
Floyd
Homer
Rena Payne Paula
Rena Payne
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wilson and Son
Hillsdale
Payne
Miami County
J. B
Mary S. (Beets) Rees
Rollo) Payne
Colorado
R. B. Rees
Dwight Lloyd
Spring Hill
Tena E. Heathman
Tena Ellen Heathman
N. Cedar
Cedar House Nursing Home
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
LaHarpe Cemetery
LaHarpe
Donald D. Powell
Heathman
Deergrove
Orin David
Fannie (Hulbert) Dow
Heathman Oil Company
North Main
Frederick J. Heathman
Junes
Jury
Ulysses
Helen D. Patton
Wichita
E. C. Heathman
Kenneth B. Goodrich
Topeka
Quenemo
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Penwell-Gabel
Memorial Cemetery
Goodrich
Pearl Streeter
Goldie Welch
Carl Goodrich
Salina
Merril Goodrich
Lyndon
Keith Goodrich
Duane Goodrich
Glenn Welch
William Welch
Herbert P
Herb
WM. Poplar
Bengel & Son
Stolen Boat Trailer Recovered Near Ottawa
The Department of Public Safety reports the recovery Monday night of a boat trailer stolen from Robert D. Roehl of 603 Cleveland. Officers found the trailer in Appanoose Creek off Sand Creek Road, about two miles north and six miles west of Ottawa, with no damage and it being returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Robert D. Roehl
Cleveland
Appanoose Creek
Sand Creek Road
Ottawa
Local House Ads and Store Notices Update
Ad briefs announce new shipment of humidifiers at Crites Appliance 419 S Main with Mikes special steak meal for 2. Milk specials from SELECT Dairy at 1020 N Main, Maple Shoppe invites spoon rack shoppers, Lace TV lists brands and numbers for service at 242-3027. Rex's Barber Shop closes next week March 21-25 for vacation with Easter haircut emphasis. Free Welding Clinic March 15 at Town and Country Supply 202 Walnut with door prizes coffee and donuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Missing Cat Rescued From Dryer After Three Days
The Essers of Princeton 1923 placed a classified ad for a missing cat. A caller claimed a found cat, but it wasn’t theirs. The cat was later found in their clothes dryer after a cover vent fell off, trapping it about three days before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Essers
Princeton
Herald
Esser
Essers
Walk for Mankind Set by Ottawa Jaycees on April 8
Ottawa Jaycees announced the Walk for Mankind will return April 8 as the sixth edition. The 30 kilometer route will raise funds for Project Concern with sponsors per kilometer. registration runs 7 to 10 a.m. Local schools will host information sessions and Rex Cummings is the contact. A Pomona Jaycees supper for seniors 60 plus is set for Saturday at 5 p.m. at Pomona High School with beef stew, dessert, and drinks. six to 59 year olds pay $1. Entertainment includes Pomona High School bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Jaycees
Ottawa
Project Concern
The
Jaycees
Rex Cummings
Pomona
Pomona Jaycees
Pomona High School
Sheriff’s department performs in service training in Forest Park
In Forest Park residents saw red lights and police activity Monday night but no crime occurred. Twenty five officers, including reserves, practiced vehicle stops with roles as normal drivers, belligerents, and dangerous criminals. Sheriff’s detective Brad Gilges said the monthly training helps prepared officers and reassured the public. Forest Park remains safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's
Brad Gilges
Jobs For Elderly Week Begin To Promote Older Workers
Jobs For Elderly Week runs Monday through Friday as Job Service Center manager Calvin C. Ewing promotes the national campaign. The effort highlights the skills of middle aged and older workers and notes savings from reduced sick leave turnover and accidents. Fifty Kansas centers participate. employers with job orders should contact their local center at Second and Cedar or call 242-2862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin C. Ewing
Kansas
Second and
Cedar Streets
Fire damages upper floor lobby at KU dormitory
An upper floor lobby in a University of Kansas men's dormitory was heavily damaged by fire Monday night with no injuries reported. The incident prompted emergency crews to respond and investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
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Ottawa Little Symphony
Williamsburg
Elks Bridge Club
Lois Hastett
Wanda Durbin
Suzie Wassmer
Freda Gilmore
Hazel Shoemaker
Bess Mudrick
Paul Allen
Paul Boyke
the Daily Report
James Welch
Richard Welch
Cleo M. Anderson
Jim McCrossen
John Faden
Richmond
Charles Crawford
S. Main
Sally Crawford
Lola Kelso
Della Schoonover
Dorthy Schultz
Johnnie Hoffman
S. Hickory
Larry Miller
Eleanor Coen
Ronald Keefer
Lincoln
Daniel Martin
Osawatomie
Public Safety News
District Court News
Rudolph Gerald Lintner WI
Cynthia Anne Stults
Overland Park
Phillip Lee Scheldt
Mary Rose Hagen
Kansas City
Thelma Gage
Hawthorne School
Marge Jeffries
Hawthorne
Deane Myers
Garfield
Vocational
Wall Street
New York
Ad Briefs
MIKES
Mikes Kozy
N. Main
Lacey TV
Sylvania
Zenith
RCA
Jaycee “Walk
PHS
Daycees
Pormona
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Wayne Angell
Gladys McMickell
Ottawa Junior High
U. S. Senate
Johnson County
Angell
Mike Gullett
OHS Music Department
Butter Music
Mees
Memoriam
Melroy
Ermina Melroy
Woodlawn
Hal Bunyan
Dengel & Son
Bermuda
Keystone Garden
Keystone
Willis Garden Center
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