Fanning Denied Acquittal as Cannady Found Guilty in Arson Case
James A. Fanning, 18, St. Joseph, Mo., denied motions for acquittal and new trial after being convicted April 24 of Jan. 14 aggravated robbery of Dan Croman near the Kansas City area. Karen Cannady, 27, Princeton, was found guilty of Dec. 8 arson tied to hay bales in Williamsburg, with two counts dropped in a plea deal. New trial dates set for Fanning, Leaverton, and Cannady. pre sentence evaluation ordered. sentencing June 13.
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James A. Fanning
St. Joseph
Fanning
Dan Croman
Shawnee
Croman
Oklahoma
Qlathe
Princeton
Harold Mathey
David Jude Leaverton
St., Joseph, Mo
Leaverton
Karen Sue Cannady
Nolo Contendre
Larry Milliken
Williamsburg
Virgil Hermreck
Hermreck
Cannady
Osage
Floyd H. Coffman
Osage County
Willard Cromwell
Ottawa
Franklin County District Court
George Steward
Waverly
Ronald Bitts
Melvern
Coffman
Franklin
Steven Jones
Nickary
Mark Morrisey
Rural
Baldwin
Jane M. Sellers
S. Poplar
Kevin J. Gorton
Poplar
Rick H. Parker
Olive
Lance A. Burroughs
Elm
Wanda M. Crooks
Oak
Ronald J. Green
E. Powhatan
David €. Carman
N. Hickory
Rolena
James R. Montgomery
Cherry
Varlene V. Daly
Mulberry
Mark A. Gooding
Richard &, McQuay
David L. Ralston
S. Hickory
Services for Mrs Tillie Shafer Overbrook
Obituaries for Mrs Helen Tillie Shafer 76 Overbrook died in Topeka. Services at First United Methodist Church Overbrook with graveside at Dwight Cemetery. Survived by husband Henry Wright Shafer son Jerry Shafer and two grandchildren. Memorials to local churches. Graveside by Dwight Chapter CES.
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Tillie” Shafer Overbrook
Helen ‘Tillie’ Shafer
Overbrook
Topeka
First United Methodist Church
Dwight Cemetery
Shafer
Kansas City
Kan
Dwight Parmacy
Dwight United Presbyterian Church
Dwight
CES
Research Club
Federated Women’s Clubs
Thimble Club
Cosmos Club
DAR
Henry Wright Shafer
Herington
Jerry Shafer
Emporia
Dwight Chapter
Dwight Presbyterian Church
Greenwood-Roberts Funeral Home
William F. Karnes
William Freeman Karnes
Karnes
Highland Park United Methodist Church
Spring Hill
Junction Township
Elsie Branson
Lyndon
Wilson Karnes
Carbondale
Marshall Karnes
Edna Ferguson
Redding
Calif
Highland
Park United Methodist Church
Greenwood-Roberts
Mother's Day and Local Specials Outline
A long list of local offers and events for Mother's Day includes florists, corsages, plant sales, and dining specials. Ottawa area ads feature Orchid corsages at Butler Hanes, free carnation promos, and restaurant promotions at L and M Buffet, Get A Way Club, and McArdle's. Also noted are service ads for hair styling, carpeting, and day care openings, plus appliance and antiques vendors in the region.
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Butler-Hanes
Senior Center Menu Week of May Thirteen
Week of May 12 to 16 features daily meals at the senior center with Monday serving open face turkey sandwich and whipped potatoes, Tuesday oven baked steak and green peas, Wednesday pork chop and broccoli, Thursday batter dip fish with rat sauce and green beans, and Friday fried chicken with a baked potato. Commodity quotations from Ottawa Co op show Wheat 3.72, corn 2.33, milo 3.84, soybeans 5.45, oats 1.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Co-op
Weber Promoted To Ottawa Compressor Station Superintendent
Kenneth Weber of Blackwell Oklahoma has been promoted to supervisor of the Ottawa compressor station replacing Al Mayes who retired in March after 40 years with Cities Service. Weber, 44, joined the company in 1959 and has held compressor roles in western Kansas and Blackwell, where he has been foreman since 1977. He and his wife have three children. Cities Service delivers gas to local distributors and serves more than 500 customers.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cities Service Gas Company
Kenneth Weber
Blackwell
Ottawa
al Mayes
Weber
Natural Gas Company
Kansas
Cities Service
OU Optimistic On Funding For Ottawa University Campaign
The Ottawa University community campaign nears close with 15700 dollars raised and 32 percent of a 50000 dollar goal. Campaign coordinator Robert Nauman notes 25 percent of calls reported and an average gift of 177 dollars, as final figures are to be tallied next Tuesday. A wrap-up luncheon is set for 11 30 in the Student Union with Chairman Jim McCrossen acknowledging work ahead and 74 percent of calls yet to be reported.
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Ottawa University
Robert Nauman
Jim McCrossen
Woman shoots self in leg in Williamsburg incident
A Williamsburg area woman was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital after accidentally shooting her left leg with a .22 rifle. The injury occurred when Linda Chambers’ arm struck a bannister while she carried the rifle to scare coyotes.
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Williamsburg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Linda J. Chambers
Williamsburg Hardware
Chambers
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Clark
the Daily Report
Sandra Cannady
Ren Nokes
Lane
William Turner
Vassar
Agnes Allen
S. Walnut
Public Safety News
Phyllis J. Davis
Mark A. Sorrentino
Beechwood
N. J
Peoples National Bank
District Court News
Michael Mack
Wichita
Second
Hickory Streets
Mack
Wilson and
Cherry Streets
Forrest G. Allen
Quenemo
Roger A. Oakes
N. Mulberry
Oakes
South Locust
Pearl R. Winters
S. Locust
Dianne G. Moore
Olathe
Winters
Moore
Pamioa
Us-59
Charles D. Carey
Sherry S. Harrod
Willow
Carey
Harrod
Sixth
Oak Streets
Jose Ontiveros
William K. Davis
S. Oak
Davis
Rose Heinlein
Ottawa High School
Municipal Auditorium
Larry McDaniel
Pomona
Turner Tele
West 15Th
L & L Cafe
Main
Cali
Barbara Whitacre
Young Place Kids Clothes
Strathmore
Willis Garden Center Ltd
McArdle
Ad Briefs
Kathy Floyd
Hairport
Sat
Lacy
Butler
Hanes
Guys and Dolls
Stinson
Freda's
Franklin County
Humane Shelter
19Th St
Yorktowne
Mother
Laura's
Rustic Junction
L & M Buffet
Little Dragon
Sun
Eean
Clinte Pharmacy
Evi Ota
Krame Druga
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Ottawan
Patricia Finch
John Carlin
Miss Finch
U.S. Department of Labor
Kansas Ceta
Department of Labor
Governor’s
Ottawa Ceta
Patsy Elder
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
The
Kansas State Banks
FDIC
N. Main
South Bank
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