Ottawa area funeral notices for Alberta Lee and others
Funeral and graveside services are announced for Alberta Lee 61 of Ottawa died March 20 1995. The service is at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery. she is survived by husband Rebecca Bigler two sons Rodney and Nelson and a granddaughter. Also noted are services for John Blakely 78 formerly of Ottawa, Lloyd Hoover 54 of Stafford TX, and extended family details with survivors, prior residencies and military service. Burial details include Gandy Cemetery and Highland Cemetery with family receiving hours and memorial fund suggestions.
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Alberta Lee
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Dan Oglesby
Highland Cemetery
Albert
Elsie Evelyn (Mulvany) Fritts
Kansas City
Joseph S. Lee
Topeka
California
New Mexico
New York
Elizabeth Lee
Tommy Fritts
Rebecca Bigler
Rodney Fritts
Nelson Fritts
John Blakely
Webb City
Oak Hill Hospital
Joplin
Gandy Cemetery
Lowell
Gale Shaw
Creston
Iowa
Baxter Springs
Assembly of God Church
Pomona
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jefferson City
Rayma Blakely
Gladys Blakely
Ronald Sneed
Melvern
Roger Sneed
Pittsburg
Clarence Sneed
Vera Clydean Troutman
Mary Ray
Ellen Suplee
Des Moines
Hedge-Lewis Funeral Home
Jackie Dale
Lloyd F. Hoover
Stafford
Texas
Lloyd F Hoover
Veterans Administration Hospital
Houston
William Weber
Harold and
Yvonne (Hamiston) Hoover
Oklahoma City
North East High School
University of Missouri
University of Houston
U.S. Army
Unisys Company
Sperry Company
Edwardsville
Larry Hoover
Ruby Lutten
Mary Dykes
Bonner Springs
Wall Street Market in brief and farm prices
Markets across wheat and corn quotes in Ottawa and Franklin County with grain prices. Livestock notes from St Joseph and Dodge City report feeder cattle, steers, heifers, hogs, and slaughter figures. Nonferrous metals and precious metals quoted on New York exchanges with price ranges.
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Ottawa Coop
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
ST. Joseph, Mo
New York
Spo
London
U.S
Comex
Handy & Harman
N.Y
N.a
Trade Deficit Soars in January
AP Economics Writer report shows total trade deficit rising 68.4 percent in January to 12.23 billion, with merchandise deficit at a record 16.3 billion. Imports from Mexico jumped as exports to Mexico fell sharply amid peso devaluation, signaling first trade fallout from Mexico’s economic chaos.
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Pashington
America
Mexico
Commerce Department
U.S
United States
Wall Street
Robert Dederick
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Economic’ Strategy Institute
Washington
Triple murderer on the loose after jail escape
Robert L. Jackson and Curtis L. Small, both dangerous fugitives, remain at large as law officers probe an escape from Shawnee County Jail. Police recovered eight guns, crack cocaine, and other items while intensifying searches in Topeka with rewards up to seven thousand dollars for Jackson.
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Associated Press
Shawnee County
Robert L. Jackson
Curtis L. Small
Jackson
Topeka
Dave Meneley
Meneley
Small
Correction fixes Beverly Deardorff reception date
The reception for Beverly Deardorff Kansas Mother of the Year will be at 4 p.m. Saturday April 8. The event also honors Fred Adamson for awards he received.
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Beverly Deardorff
Kansas
Fred Adamson
Man arrested in slayings of four at post office
A suspect was arrested in East Orange after four people were killed at a Montclair suburb post office, including two postal workers and two customers. One man was wounded. robbery was suspected as the motive. Authorities withheld the suspect’s identity. Police entered after a truck driver reported a body and officials waited 15 minutes, fearing hostages.
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Montclair
N.J
East Orange
Bill Armstrong
New York City
Armstrong
Hospital Notes and Police News from Daily Report
Admissions include Darrel Goodwill Loren Triplett Frank Yakle Gladys Spooner Dorothy Hornecker Ruth Martin and Ann tawa. dismissals list Floyd Thompson Joyce Holden Veda Barnhart Robert Dennison and Robert Foster all of Ottawa. Police report DUI arrest of Travis D Potter after a Tuesday crash near Ninth and Main. damage over $500. Burglary at 128 N Locust. two showers and a Harley fork stolen worth $1,100. Minor crash injures with Brett Hanson and Brenda Hanson. two treated and released. Deer collision near K-68 and Florida Road causes over $500 in damage. Fire destroys a shed at 1009 Coal Creek Avenue Centropolis. not recoverable.
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Darrel Goodwill
Loren Triplett
Frank Yakle
Gladys Spooner
Dorothy Hornecker
Ruth Martin
Anntawa
Floyd Thompson
Joyce Holden
Veda Barnhart
Robert Dennison
Robert Foster
Ottawa
Police
Travis D. Potter
W. 4Th
Ninth and Main
Potter
David M. Towner
S. Elm
Bob E. Black
S. Sycamore
Abe Ma
Pas
South Poplar
Marjorie H. Korte
S. Hickory
Brenda S. Hanson
Burrough
Korte
Hanson
Brett Hanson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
K-68
Florida Road
Cheryl L. Bridges
Kansas City
Kan
Coal Creek Avenue
Centropolis
Kenna Jones
Illinois carries out first double execution since 1952
OLIET Illinois two condemned killers died by injection in a rare double execution the first in 42 years. James Free 41 and Hernando Williams 40 were executed within about an hour of each other for crimes in 1978. The state Supreme Court scheduled the dates. Free spoke briefly during his final statement and criticized the death penalty. Williams abducted raped and killed a childbirth instructor.
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Oliet
Ill
Illinois
James Free
Hernando Williams
Williams
State Supreme Court
Free
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