Francis Fladung 88 Died In Emporia Nursing Home
Services for Francis Fladung 88 who died May 6 at a nursing home in Emporia will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church with burial in St. Joseph Cemetery Olpe. He was born March 26 1890 in Gladstone Nebraska to Amandus and Scholastical Fladung and was an Emporia area resident for many years. Survivors include four sons Herman Eugene Louisburg Francis Emporia John Stilwell five daughters Eileen Lowenstein Charlotte Korte Marjorie Korte Sister Mary Jane Fladung Rose Mary Hogan a sister Josephine Krier and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. The Franklin County Sheriff's Department reported criminal damage to property Monday night on a vehicle owned by Terry Cohen Wellsville and damage to a home owned by Alma Nicholson Williamsburg. Arrests included Cindy Hopkins Ottawa for simple assault and Aubrey Ponton Ottawa RFC 3 for assault and battery. Numerous traffic fines were issued in Ottawa and surrounding areas. The AP dispatch from Kansas City quoted cattle hog and sheep prices for Tuesday market activity.
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Louisburg
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Ottawa
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Columbia
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Garnett
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Ashland
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Wellsville
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Williamsburg
Pomona Installs New Mayor and Council Members
Wanda Barclay was named mayor and three councilmen were appointed for Pomona Stanley Lantis James Stankard and George Sanders. Bids for the water system funded by HUD grant were rejected as too high and sent back for revision. New city officers include fire chief Larry Swallow assistant chief Charles Neill city clerk Florence Milliman treasurer Lottie Love marshal Eugene Flaherty with Joe Manna as assistant and police judge Jon Indall. Next council meeting set for June 5.
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Ottawa artists to Garnett for Square Fair
Ottawa area artisans will exhibit at the Square Fair in Garnett on May 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Anderson County Courthouse Square. More than a hundred Eastern Kansas artists and craftspeople are expected to display and sell their work.
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MS Volunteers Hit The Streets
About 227 volunteers will fan out over Ottawa beginning May 15 in a door to door campaign to collect contributions to fight Multiple Sclerosis. The local goal is 2000 dollars, according to chairman Mrs. Crystal Northway. Volunteers should take the contributions to the First National Bank.
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Low Paying Office Jobs Top List For Grads
A government Labor Department survey shows starting salaries around 5,500 dollars a year for high school graduates aiming for clerks secretaries or typists, with more abundant openings for accountants engineers nurses and social workers among 80 top positions. The report, based on early year job postings, notes many openings require only high school education and highlights general office clerks secretaries and clerk typists as the most available roles.
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Berkowitz Admits Guilt Hopes People Like Him
David Berkowitz confessed to six Son of Sam killings and other crimes in a 12 month reign of terror in New York City. He spoke of wanting to be liked and a possible path to ministry while in prison.
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Ottawa University Oscars Honor Staff and Students
At the Ottawa University Oscars Banquet in the Student Union Milton C. Froyd received the Ottawa Community Service Award while Ralph Haney earned the Most Inspirational Staff Member honor. Sherwin Snyder was named Best Overall Professor with Ronnie Averyt as Most Involved Faculty Member and Bill Ballinger as Most Inspirational Faculty Member.
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Fire District Gets Okay in Three Townships
A public hearing on a proposed fire district for Lincoln Harrison and Ottawa Townships drew about 20 attendees who favored a joint district. Resolutions were signed and will be printed in the county paper, with a 30 day objection window before the district becomes official.
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Latimer potluck canceled for May month
Community brief notes a May potluck in Latimer canceled. Other items list World War I veterans luncheon in Barracks 2253, Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce meeting on regional aerobatic contest plans, Franklin County Health Office closure for a health meeting, and university honors awarded to Diane Cearfoss and Jo Ann Brinkman.
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