Funeral services for Clara Frances Domnanish announced
The 95 year old formerly of Princeton will be laid to rest at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Ottawa with burial at St. John's Cemetery Homewood. Born June 6 1897 in Williamsburg she lived in Franklin County most of her life. Survivors include three daughters two sons and numerous grandchildren. The rosary is set for Friday evening at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with donations to cancer society or Sacred Heart Church.
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Clara Frances (Rubick) Domnanish
Princeton
Cedar House
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Homewood
Paul Miller
Domnanish
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Joseph Benedict Domnanish
Ottawa
Sacred Heart Church
Altar Society
Gladys Smith
Harlingen
Texas
Emma Brook
Bemidji
Minn
Lillian Kamuf
Kansas City
Edward S. Domnanish
Topeka
Eugene J. Domnanish
Princeton Rfc
Teresa Allsup
Bellflower
Calif
Lamb Roberts
American Cancer Society
Pearl E. Chatelain Waverly
Pearl E. Chatelain
Waverly
United Methodist Church
Waverly Cemetery
Chatelain
Otoe County
Neb
OES
Irvin J. Chatelain
Cambridge
Thelma Anderson
Viola Williams
Norma Schermerhorn
Aurora
Elvin Chatelain
Manhattan
Walter Still
Clara Frances (Rubick
Turner Flowers Spring Opening and Pomona Events
Turner Flowers hosts spring opening April 1 2 at 118 E 8th. Eagles Lodge hosts dance 9 p.m. Saturday with Honey Creek. Shrimp lovers flyer promotes weekly Friday dinner at Wagon Wheel Pomona. DMC Embroidery floss offers 30 cent skins through March. Spring Rainbow Art Auction features works by local artists at Ottawa Country Club with wine cheese reception and $3 donation.
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Turner Flowers
DMC
Centropolis
Faye Cole
B.J. Cunningham
Lu Driscoll
Jo Flager
William Howe
Don Lambert
Elizabeth
Grandma" Layton
Suzanne Robinson
Jane Lister Taul
Becky Thorpe
Ottawa Country Club
Alabama to headline two State Fair of Kansas shows
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports country rock group Alabama will perform twice on September 15 at the 1983 State Fair of Kansas. The spokesman said the appearances mark the band's third time at the fair.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Alabama
Kansas
Bridal gowns sale at Sample Sale event in Ottawa
Ad briefs describe Ring repair by Drake Jewelry Easter lilies at Turner Flowers 118 E 8th. BUDGE'S Sports opens at new location 234 Main Ottawa. SAMPLE Sale Thursday to Saturday from 50 to 200 dollars featuring selected bridal gowns. Cloud Nine Bridal Shop 114 W 2nd Ottawa.
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Budge
Main
Ottawa
Cloud Nine Bridal Shop
W. 2Nd
Auto Accident Kills Lane Man in Riley County
A 20 year old Lane man, Paul Michael Powell, was killed when his 1981 Chevrolet Malibu left the road on K-177 near Manhattan at about 3 a.m. and struck a parked unoccupied car. Powell, born February 20, 1963 in Paola, was on leave from the U.S. Navy. Funeral services are incomplete and will be announced by Wilson & Son Funeral Home. Powell’s survivors include his parents Leroy and Nancy Ruth Powell and three brothers Donald, Rob, and Frank Powell.
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Here
Riley County Police Department
Paul Michael Powell
Wilson & Son Funeral Home
Paola
Riley County
Powell
Joseph M. Littleton
U.S
Second Kansas school finance conference seeks budget accord
A new six member conference in Topeka resumes efforts to craft a compromise for Kansas elementary and secondary funding next year. Democrats Reardon and Parrish oppose certain provisions while Republicans Crumbaker and others push for a deal before the Monday deadline. Carlin must approve any plan.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John Carlin
House
Senate
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Nancy Parrish
Don Crumbaker
R Brewster
Joe Harder
R-Moundridge
Senate Education Committee
Carlin
Reardon
Third Number Phone Calls To Require Confirmation
Southwestern Bell will require verbal authorization to charge a long distance call to a third number when placed from public phones starting April 1. If no answer or busy line, the call will not be completed. In 1982 about 47,000 such charges occurred in Kansas, and the company wrote off about $4.5 million last year due to unpaid third-number charges.
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Southwestern Bell
Toni Stevens
Stevens
Kansas
New Drug Heals Herpes Says University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota researchers report cycloradine, a new antiviral, healed herpes lesions and reduced recurrence in lab animals. FDA clinical tests required. unlikely to reach market for years. Animal tests suggest cycloradine may outperform acyclovir as an ointment. Dr. Robert Vince announces findings at the American Chemical Society meeting in Seattle. About 20 million Americans have genital herpes and 500,000 more catch it yearly. Initial infections clear in about two weeks but often recur.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Robert Vince
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Vince
FDA
American Chemical Society
Seattle
Protesters Pursued Decoy Train To Bangor?
A Texas to Washington peace train reportedly carried only empty boxes not 100 nuclear warheads. Officers refused comment while sources claimed warheads and triggering devices moved separately. Six demonstrators were arrested as the train neared the Trident base at Bangor amid security concerns.
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Olympia
Wash
Texas
Washington
Olympian
Pantex Corp
Trident
Bremerton
Navy
Bangor
Rick Miller
Departments of Defense, Energy and Navy
Miller
Jim Douglass
Ground Zero Center For Nonviolent Action
Boiler Backfire Injures Custodian At Lyndon School
A gas boiler backfired while a custodian tried to relight it at Lyndon Grade School. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Topeka with non serious injuries. Students evacuated to the high school gym, CPR training aided response, building reopened by 9. District notes CPR program and staff training ongoing.
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Paul
Bud” Smoot
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
John Hetlinger
Gas Company
Hetlinger
Smoot
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