Frances E. Smith Dies. funeral set in Ottawa area
Frances E. Smith 72 of 610 W 4th died Friday at Crestview Nursing Home. Services at Dengel & Son Monday 2 p.m. officiated by Revs. Davis and Jackson. burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by daughter Rosemary Clevenger, son Vernon Smith, sister Carol Hartman, seven grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Memorials to Assembly God Church. Call at the funeral home from Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Smith
Crestview Nursing Home
Dengel & Son
Harry H. Davis
Murry Jackson
Highland Cemetery
Smith
Padonia
Brown County
Centropolis
Ottawa
Earl S. Smith
Denger & Son
Assembly of God Church
Kan
Audio-Reader Network Helps Visually Impaired Read State News
Mrs. Ecker, losing sight due to macular degeneration, receives Kansas University Audio Reader broadcasts via a table-top radio loaned at no charge. The service reads newspapers, ads, and books statewide, with a weekly large-type program guide, and offers guidance materials for writing and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biane Yeamans
Harold Hicker
University of Kansas
Molly Oxandale
Ecker
Chanute
Hays
Larned
Parsons
Topeka
Kansas City
Herald
Oxandale
Loaller Radio
P. O. Box
Lawrence
Kan
Middle School News Recaps Conferences and Demonstrations
Parents schedule Wednesday conferences by student last name initials from A to T-27 with noon and after slots for conflicts. Seventh graders showcased English demonstration speeches on hobbies and pet care, directed by Debbie Smith, featuring foods and crafts. PTA meets Tuesday at Garfield with Jerry Wyckoff on discipline and child care. East Central Vocational Cooperative babysitting class supervises children under seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Smith
PTA
Garfield
Ptas
Jerry Wyckoff
Shawnee Mission
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Beverly Bourque
OHS events mix academics arts and sports this week
Osawatomos High School schedules nine week grade cards for Wednesday and marks a busy week with freshmen vision and hearing tests, a Veterans Day band appearance, a radio quiz competition featuring area high schools, a jazz club luncheon, a murder mystery play, yearbook pictures, and an area art workshop. The day also includes stock market notes from New York and a profile of Charles Bien’s training at Fort Hueneme before a trip to Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald Today
Rosalie Osburn
OHS
Cathy Ford
Charles Bien
S. Poplar
Fort Hueneme
Calif
Puerto Rico
Revival and events light up Ottawa area this week
District notices list nightly Revival at Ottawa Southern Baptist Chapel from Nov 8 to 13 at 7 p.m. An Antique Flea Market auction is planned for Nov 11 at 7 p.m. consignments accepted until the day of the sale at 110 W 1st. Teresa Hollon Cathy Reyes now booking appointments at Leah's Styling Salon 120 B 15th. One year anniversary at Cozy Corner Cafe Wellsville on Nov 7 with hourly prizes. Local businesses advertise discounts and services including microwave sale CASSETTES Rick's Auto Sound and more. Community notices cover parades bake sales and charity suppers with dates and contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Teresa Hollon
Cathy “Thomas” Reyes
Leah
B. 15Th
Ottawa Chamber Note on Local Sales and Events
Local business buys include Forebest Corporation purchasing Jane's Shop and Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio at 218 S. Main from Roy Boyler and Wiggins Electrical Warehouse at 120 W. Second becoming the six county kitchen for the Mid-America Council on Aging. Community events feature Jaycees Spook House success, pumpkin carving contests, free street dance, and awards. Bloodmobile and Toys for Tots collections proceed. The chamber plans a trip to Emporia for the Kansas Association of Commerce & Industry meeting with State Sen. Jim Allen and Rep. Dorothy Nichols attending. reservations cost $7.05 and depart at 4:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
The
Forebest Corporation
Jane's Shop
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
S. Main
Roy Boyler
Wiggins’ Electrical
W. Second
Mid-America Council On Aging
Jaycees
Bo Killough
Sammantha
Andrew Tate
Vickie Moore
Jana
Jamie Barrett
Bryan Royse
Lena Rymer
Diane Pratt
Ard
Leroy Burkdoll
Linda Butts
Cathy Moore
Angie Shisl
Linda Foltz
Mike Cornwell
Gary Pratt
Dennise Pratt
Ronald Foltz
VFW
Litwin's
OK Photo
J.C. Penney
Budge's Hardware
Town & Country Supply
Woolworth’s
Action Appliance
Mel Beeghley
Emporia
Kansas Association of Commerce & Industry
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
Chamber
A Better Way to Straighten Teeth with FJ O Appliances
A public service from Dr. Robert L. Bell promotes Functional Jaw Orthopedic appliances as a less invasive method to correct Class II crowding by guiding jaw growth. Benefits include no extractions, removable devices for cleaning, earlier treatment starting around age six, lower costs, and fewer repeated adjustments to finish often in 18 months.
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Marie Ecker
the Daily Report
U.S.D
Texas
Sacred Heart School
Frances E
Dontors
Harold
Middle School News
KOFO
Osawatomie
Paola
Central Heights
Lyndon
Baldwin
Garnett
Williamsburg
Pomona
Wellsville
Overbrook
Kiwanis Club
Inspector Hound
Municipal Auditorium
Wall Street
New York
Ita Worat
Southern Baptist Chapel
Sth
Sycamore
SDA
Cozy Corner
Lois Ruth
Richard Thomas
Crites
Main
Rick's Auto Sound
Hickory
Masonic Temple
True Kindred
Sunflower Seed
E. 2Nd St
Owens
Legal Tender Lounge
MOVED
Action TV Repair
Action Store
Professional Plaza
Ottawa Family Physicians
Ash
Ron
Davis and Wilson Roads
Ror Hendricks
Royal Manor Motel
17Th & Main
Lowry Hearing Aid Service
Margrave
God
Memoriam
Engi Son Mota
Ohtawa
Robert L. Bell
D.D
D.ds
South Main Street
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