Obituaries for Marian L. Hollenbeck and William Bourgeois
Marian Lucille Hollenbeck 83 of Pomona and formerly Whittier Calif died March 16 1994 in Pomona Funeral services set for 1 pm Saturday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa graveside 11 am Tuesday at Glen Haven Cemetery San Fernando Calif Born October 1 1910 in Kansas City Mo she was married twice first to Russell Martin 1951 his death then to Kenneth Hollenbeck 1985 She worked in aircraft industry and lived most of her life in Whittier Survivors include sister Helen Snider Pomona niece Marjorie Houston and two great nephews Russell E Houston and John R Houston The family suggests memorials to College Avenue Church of the Nazarene Whittier Friends may call Monday at White Emerson Funeral Chapel Whittier Calif William Bourgeois Wellsville died March 13 1994 at his daughter's Ottawa home An obituary error in Monday's Herald corrected his mother’s maiden name Mary Rosa Lepot
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Marian L. Hollenbeck
Marian Lucille Hollenbeck
Pomona
Whittier
Calif
Olathe Medical Center
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa
Glen Haven Memorial Park Cemetery
San Fernando
Kansas City
Frank and
Emma
Giles) Forseille
Russell Martin
Kenneth Hollenbeck
California
Washburn
College Avenue Church
Joe Forseille
Louise Schoenhoff
White-Emerson
College Avenue Church of
William Bourgeois Wellsville
William Bourgeois
Wellsville
Herald
Mary Rosa Lepot
Proposed $4 Billion Implant Settlement Advances
In Tuscaloosa, manufacturers including Dow Corning Bristol Myers Squibb and Baxter Healthcare prepare to approve a proposed settlement exceeding $4 billion for tens of thousands of women who allege silicone implants caused illness. The deal, potentially the largest product liability settlement in U.S. history, follows two years of talks with plaintiffs and attorneys.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
U.S
Manville Corp
Sam Pointer
Pointer
Barbara Carmichael
Dow Corning Corp
Midland
Mich
Dow
Carmichael
Bristol Myers-Squibb Co
Baxter Healthcare Corp
Atlanta
Ralph Knowles
Elizabeth Cabraser
San Francisco
Osawatomie OKs bonds for city electrical expansion
Osawatomie council approves 795000 revenue bonds to enlarge the electric system and build an electric supplies warehouse and a new firehouse. The plan includes a substation, transformer and two lines by August with six lines and full circuit by October 1995. Warehouse and firehouse to be ready by July. Bonds at 4.71 percent, underwritten by George K. Baum and Company. early payoff option allowed from 2001.
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Osawatomie
Larry Buchanan
Buchanan
Tional
George K. Baum and Company
Kansas City
Ice slip prompts council member’s resignation in Osawatomie
Robert Baffrey, who turns 80 in June, said a fall caused by a patch of ice led him to retire from his Ward 2 council seat after four terms. He noted he no longer feels effective and will support rival Steven Meyer in the April 5 general election.
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Baffrey
Ward 2
Steven Meyer
Meyer
Sheriff's News Report Details Local Arrests and Burglaries
Virgil K Sidders Jr 25 of Lyons was arrested on a county warrant for check law violations and held for first court appearance. Burglary reports include Kathy Domnanish losing cash a jewelry box and contents 150 to 350. Leroy Turner radar detector and electronics 84.95. Robert Yakle stuffed animal coins 250. Eric Hermansen a TV cordless phone rifle coins two lamps 1050. Javids Mbyers mailbox 50. Theft includes Craig Dengel firewood card with no loss listed. Vandalism at Central Cemetery damaged 26 gravestones. two Ottawa incidents damaged door jamb and car window. Police log notes Andrew Mayfield Jr driving with suspended license released on bond. St Paul AME Church damaged door jamb. Sherrice Casteel car window damaged 100. City vandalism and porch and grass damage noted with minor losses. Non Injuries include deer strike near Rantoul and two vehicle collisions near OU with over 500 in damages. Richmond fire destroyed a family mailbox and damaged shingles. cause listed as a cigarette.
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Lyons
Sheriff's Department
Kathy Domnanish
Nebraska Road
Leroy Turner
Richmond
Robert Yakle
Indiana Road
Eric Hermansen
Labette Terrace
Ae Ney
Ae Ney «Ed ” Javids' Mbyérs
Tennessee Road
Rantoul
Craig Dengel
Greenwood Drive
Central Cemetery
Andrew Mayfield Jr
Hickory
South Hickory
Christine M. Wendler
S. Maple
St. Paul Ame Church
S. Oak
Sherrice E. Casteel
Tremont
Ottawa
Forest Park
South Main
Pomona Woman Improves After Lake Accident Near Topeka
Sandra J. King, 46, of Pomona, was in satisfactory condition at St. Francis Hospital after a motorcycle crash Sunday near Pomona Lake. Police say she lost control of a Harley Davidson near the North Shore Marina just north of the dam.
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Topeka
Pomona
Sandra J. King
St. Francis Hospital
Pomona Lake
Osage County
Two Arrested In Paola Burglary Theft Case
Paola police report two suspects arrested Thursday morning on burglary and theft charges after they interrupted a theft in progress. One suspect is from Olathe and the other from Rantoul. Names were withheld until formal charges in a Miami County court. Possible links to Franklin County thefts noted.
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Paola
Olathe
Rantoul
Miami
Franklin County
Sale barn slated to reopen in August in Paola
The livestock sale barn south of Paola is expected to reopen in August according to barn co owner Robert Foote of Bucyrus. He said new owners plan to improve the building and discuss sale days. Foote emphasized a buyers and sellers market and equal treatment for all. Other barn owners include Gail Foote of Bucyrus Burk doll Brothers Inc of Rantoul and Larry Cantrell of Archie Missouri.
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Paola
Here
Robert Foote
Foote
Bucyrus
Miami County
Indictment Strikes Major Mob Boss Stanfa and 23 Others
Philippine? No. A major mob family leader John Stanfa and about two dozen associates were indicted in pre dawn raids across Philadelphia and southern New Jersey. The 24 defendants face charges from murder to obstruction of justice with two fugitives at large. Authorities call the action a severe blow to the organization.
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Philadelphia
John Stanfa
New Jersey
Joel M. Friedman
Wall Street Livestock Prices From Friday Report
Wall Street LIVESTOCK ST Joseph Missouri AP quotes Friday hogs were 1.00 lower from Thursday. Barrows and gilts 1-3 230-270 lb 43.00-43.50, 2-3 270-300 lb 41.50-42.50, 2-4 200-310 lb 38.50-40.50, 1-2 220-230 lb 42.50-43.00. Sows steady with 1-2 300-450 lb 35.50, 450-500 lb 98.00, 1-3 500-650 lb 40.00, 650-700 lb 43.00-44.00.
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St, Joseph
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