Services Set For Mildred Brown At Dengel Funeral
Mildred Brown 81 died Sunday at Crestview Nursing Home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Jim McCrossen officiating. Burial in Princeton Cemetery. Born Sept 23, 1895 in Watseka Illinois. Survived by 2 sons 4 daughters 13 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren. Married Ralph W. Brown in Oklahoma 1914. Members United Methodist Church. Shed long residence changes and current survivors.
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Ash
Crestview
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Princeton Cemetery
Princeton
Jim McCrossen
Brown
Watseka
Ill
Newton
Alice (Williams) Purgett
Tonkawa
Okla
United Methodist Church
Ralph W. Brown
Oklahoma
David Brown
Ottawa Rfd
Newton Brown
Santa Barbara
Calif
Golden Nelson
Pomona
Helen Hall
Blackwell
Maxine Petty
Florabell Decker
Peculiar
Community Calendar Highlights From Ottawa Library Notices
The Ottawa Library compiled a weekly calendar. Tuesday features District Homemakers Day in Paola with Elizabeth Hoffmeister of the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic speaking at 7 p.m. at Ottawa University. Thursday hosts environmental talks at 9 40 a m and a noon lunch in the Ottawa University student union Gold Room with John Wiley and M O Smith. Friday presents tenor Giuseppe Campora at 8 p.m. in OU Chapel. Saturday the Garnett Square Fair. Monday the Ransom Memorial Auxiliary tea at 1 30 p.m. Ottawa Country Club.
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Paola
Elizabeth Hoffmeister
Franklin County
Tonly Jones
Ottawa University
John Wiley
Kansas City Star
M. 0. Smith
Army Corp of Engineers
Giuseppe Campora
Garnett
Ransom
Kansas Cavalry Brings Pitch To Washington
The Kansas Cavalry mission to Washington aims to drum up business and investments for Kansas. A five member delegation backed by local chambers of commerce and the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry plans to visit about 70 foreign embassies and 100 national trade organizations, with meetings today at the Japanese, Argentine, and Sudanese embassies.
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Washington
Kansas Cavalry
State of
Kansas
Local
Chambers of Commerce and
The
Kansas As
Sociation of Commerce and Industry
Cavalry
Local Ads Roundup Reopens Queen's Kitchen and More
Queen's Kitchen at 1644 S Main reopens with a kids clothes sale 20 to 30 percent off. Young Place at 203 S Main ships in new ceramic pots. Turner's Tele Shop offers 50 percent off Mary Kay cosmetics. Rex's Barbershop moves to 1165 Main across from Budge's with back entrance by parking lot. Lonnie Bones returns to LB's Headquarters. Ottawa's Burgerteria touts fresh 100 percent pure beef. Arrowhead Inn features daily special open face prime rib with cheddar at 1.85. Fraternal Eagles elect officers May 3 4:30 to 8 pm. Shrubs and plants sale by Ottawa Garden Club May 5 1977 at 10:00 am in First United Methodist Church dining room.
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Ottawa Garden Club
First United Methodist Church
Jobs Bill Kicks Off Carter Economic Quest
President Carter will sign the first major economic bill this week as Congress sends a $4 billion jobs package for approval. Backers estimate 150,000 to 400,000 jobs. funds flow after initial projects are approved in June for bridges hospitals and schools nationwide.
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Washington
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Senate
House
Senate House
White House
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
House Energy
Department of Energy
Norway Battles Big Oil Spill Cleanup Task
In Stavanger Norway the government sent more cleanup ships to the Ekofisk Bravo spill as experts expect the slick to clear in days. Environmentalists urge a halt to production. Brundtland says damage will be limited though cleanup remains a priority. Phillips Petroleum operates the field with 24 ships deployed to skim oil and store it or remove it.
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Stavanger
Norway
North Sea
Ekofisk
Gro Harlem Brundtland
U.S. Coast Guard
Perts
Phillips
Financial Expert Warns Hunts May Corner Soybean Futures
Kansas City AP report says Morgan Maxfield warned at an economic seminar that the Hunts of Texas bought more than 22 million bushels of soybeans for May to August, risking a futures crisis and possible cash price surge from about 10 to 13 15 dollars. He also predicts a deeper recession in 1979 following CFTC action against the Hunts.
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Kansas City
Hunt Family
Texas
Chicago Board of Trade
Morgan Maxfield
Maxfield
New Blood Elected to Local Red Cross Officers
Officers include Chairman Vivian Parrish Vice-chair Ed Cummings Secretary Mildred Heathman Disaster chairman Jim Ryssemus. Former volunteers listed include Bob Parrish Randy Hinderliter Steve Queen Maude Adams Sunny Larson and Bob Hotchkiss. Next meeting set for May 9 at First National Bank basement. blood program chairman sought before May 23 bloodmobile visit.
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Red Cross
Vivian Parrish
Ed Cummings
Mildred Heathman
Jim Ryssemus
Bob Parrish
Randy Hinderliter
Steve Queen
Maude Adams
Sunny Larson
Gray Ladies
Bob Hotchkiss
American Legion
First National Bank
Hearings On Wolf Creek Plant Halted
NRC licensing board rejects more hearings on the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington Kansas. A mid May decision on a construction license could follow as $40 million in preliminary work proceeds. Opponents sought reopen hearings citing a Supreme Court ruling and NRC rules. Tenor Giuseppe Campora to perform at Ottawa University chapel Friday evening at 7 p.m. with no admission charge. he has appeared at major opera houses and with renowned sopranos.
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Kansas City
Nuclear Regulatory Agency
Licensing Board
Wolf Creek
Burlington
Kan
NRC
America Coalition For Energy Alternatives
State of
Kansas
NRC Board
Coalition
U.S. Supreme Court
Giuseppe Campora
Ottawa University
P.m
United States
Europe
Roberta Peters
Anna Mofio
Marisa Galvany
Death notice for Marshall Ibison in Richmond area
Maud Price of Richmond reports the death of her son in law Marshall Ibison of San Bernardino California on April 30. He is survived by his widow Pearl Price and two children at home.
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Maud Price
Richmond
Marshall Ibison
San Bernardino
Calif
Pearl Price
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