Minnie L Grogan of Clay Center dies at 88
Minnie L Grogan, 88, formerly of Clay Center, died May 25, 1994 at Presbyterian Manor Topeka. Graveside service 2 p.m. today at Greenwood Cemetery Clay Center. Survived by two sons two daughters six grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a sister. Memorials to Ottawa University or Holton Baptist Church.
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Minnie L. Grogan
Clay Center
Presbyterian Manor
Topeka
Greenwood Cemetery
Brewster and
Fannie (Lett) White
James Grogan
Heflin
Ala
Holton
First Baptist Church
Jim Grogan
Ottawa
Donald Grogan
Minneapolis
Minn
Janet Bissitt
Jona Fry
Lee’s Summit
J.C. and
Minnie Grogan
Ottawa University
Baptist Church Building Fund
Kansas State University
K-State
Tahlequah
Shawnee
Okla
Kiwanis
Lee Phillips
Ada
Mark Phillips
Norman
Robbin Phillips
Oklahoma City
Karen Reese
Grand Haven
Mich
Sally Phillips
Elaine Phillips Jr
Wichita
Carol Fleming
Wellsville
Elaine Mustard
Leavenworth
First Christian Church
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
13Th St
Mary Margaret Logan
Mary Margaret
Maggie” Logan
Lyndon Cemetery
Lyndon
Florence (Bdyard
Arthur Burnett Sr
George Maxwell Logan
Carbondale
Local Markets Briefs and Commodity Quotes
Quotations from Ottawa Co op show hard wheat 3.09 per bushel com 2.57 milo 4.13 soybeans 6.53. Franklin County ASCS prices wheat 3.04 com 2.61 milo 3.90 soybeans 6.45. AVESTOCK ST JOSEPH MO AP Friday hogs 800 head steady to 1.0 lower with various weights and prices listed. Dodge City Kansas AP cattle sales show slaughter steers 63.00-65.00 and heifers 63.00-65.00 with broad market activity and volume. Nonferrous metals in New York show gold at 984.00 per ounce and 363.80 for another quoted price. silver 5450 per troy ounce.
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LOGAL
Ottawa Coop
Com
Franklin County
ASCS
Avestock St, Joseph
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Salas
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Alkisignal
At&t
Amoco
AMA Corp
AlTouchn
Casey's
Hs AmStores
FordMotor
Fe Ameritech
Kmart
McDonalds
Os BrainySq Dillard Vu
O'Reilly Auto
Hn Penney JC
DuPont
GaPacit
Edward D. Jones & Co
GerberPots
GraceCo
Haliburth
Herculesine
Hommeslatt
NoranEngy
Norwel
Wi Nucor
Nynex
Pet
PacTelesis
BAC Panhecp
Audh Com- PeopleEn
Praxeir
AL KS
1994 first quarter shows slower growth amid storms quake
The Commerce Department reports real GDP rose 3 percent in Q1 1994, down from 7 percent late 1993, with gains driven by consumer spending and government purchases. Analysts note inflation fears and higher rates, expecting further slowing later in 1994.
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Washington
California
Commerce Department
Sung Won Sohn
Norwest Corp
Federal Reserve
Fed
Ottawa Hospital Admissions and Police Reports Summary
Hospital notes list admissions for Leonard Barber and Valerie Meadows and Dora Boucek in Ottawa on Wednesday and Thursday with dismissals including Lillian Tiegrean and Charles Robe. Police notes report arrests: Robert Dodds for suspected theft at WalMart, and Doyle Currant for suspected driving with a suspended license. Car collisions near Ottawa involve Nevada Hopkins and Robert Clark with deer strikes and damages over $500.
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Leonard Barber
Ottawa
Valerie Meadows
Dora Boucek
Lillian Tiegrean
Charles Robe
Williamsburg
Cindy Wilson
Ruby Storrer
Pomona
Wal- Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Doyle Wayne Currant
Hamblin
Hickory
Indiana Road
Nevada D. Hopkins
Wallsville
Robert D. Clark
S. Poplar
Wichita Wins Tax Victory and Malpractice Case
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled Wichita may impose a storm water fee without a public vote, upholding a charter amendment for bonds and system improvements. In a separate suit, Memorial Hospital was not liable for a hysterectomy performed by Dr. Joseph Rich, who was not an employee, as state law shields hospitals from non employee physicians actions.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court
Wichita
Kansas Taxpayers Network
High Court
Sedgwick County Court
Circu
Robert Davis
Davis
Karl Petersohn
Kansas
Anita Marie McVay
Joseph E. Rich
Memorial Hospital
State Board of Healing Arts
Rich
McVay
Memorial
One Dead Two Wounded In Downtown Office Shooting
A man opened fire in the Cumberland Building downtown Fort Lauderdale killing one man and wounding two others. Police arrested a suspect after locating him on the floor. a witness identified him. The slain man died at the scene and victims were taken to Broward General Medical Center.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Sonya Friedman
Winz-Am
Golden
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Bill” Coons
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Dengel and Son Mortuary
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Olive M. (Chesnut) Phillips
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Colby
Waverly
Ottawa High School
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Agemeat
NYSE
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Shelter Financial Services, Inc
Bob Culver
South Main
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Robert Anderson
Cumberland Building
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Bob Bennie
U.S. Congress
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Fox
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Midwest Gymnastics Academy
Don Carter
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Princeton
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