Janet M. Hopkins 57 Hot Springs obituary
Janet M. Hopkins 57 of Hot Springs Ark died Thursday September 29 2005 Memorial service was 1 p.m. Saturday at Agape Christian Center Ottawa She was a real estate agent and Sonic Drive In owner She was preceded in death by her husband Al J Hopkins and grandson Benjamin Campbell Survivors include two sons a daughter mother brother sisters and several grandchildren Family and friends will meet at the American Legion Gardner after the service Memorials may be sent to Janet M Hopkins Memorial care of Piper Funeral Home St Marys Kansas
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Hot Springs
Ark
Janet M. Hopkins
Agape Christian Center
Marshall Road
Ottawa
She
Clifford and
Mary Easter Burgoon
al J. Hopkins
Clifford Burgoon
Benjamin Campbell
Duane A. Campbell
Brandi
Conway, Ark
David Campbell
Angela
Bull Shoals
American Legion
Gardner
Piper Funeral Home
Maple St
St. Marys
Dorothy L. Rice 85 of Howard dies in Kansas
Dorothy L. Rice 85 of Howard Kansas died October 3 2005 at Freemontia Regional Hospital Graveside services 2 p.m. Thursday at Highland Cemetery Iola She was born January 26 1920 in Allen County to Frank Lewis and Stella Ross Smith She lived in Ottawa from 1981 to 2002 and in Wichita and Philadelphia before returning to Ottawa and then moving to Howard She married J B Rice April 10 1937 in Yates Center He died August 31 1994 Surviving are five children 12 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. services are under Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa with memorials to Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter
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Iola
Frank Lewis
Stella Nevada (Ross) Smith
Allen County
Ottawa
Howard
Wichita
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Yates Center
Donald
Ellen Rice
Richard
Rachel Rice
Westville
N.J
Shirley
Jim Jones
Sedgwick
Karen Lauver-Woods
Gladstone
Greg Lauver
Williamsburg
Ottawa Franklin County Daily Report Arrests and Incidents
Daily Report lists admissions to Pomona and Ottawa including Sara Pabst Edith Renner Ruth Carlson and others. Dismissals follow in Pomona and Ottawa. A 10:47 a.m. Monday incident on Oak Haven Drive Richmond involves a death investigation of a 36-year-old woman. A 4 p.m. Monday domestic battery report cites an Ottawa woman. Theft reported at 3:26 p.m. Monday on Allen Road. Additional garbled text remains unreadable.
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Sara Pabst
Pomona
Owen Reed
Reva Turner
Ottawa
Ruth Carlson
Edith Renner
Vincent Cahill
Edwin Lingo
Paige Baskett
Alfred Grey
Oak Haven Drive
Richmond
South Main Street
125 Years Ago Trumpet Notes and Local Happenings
A 1880 column laments a hostile Republican letter to the editor and recalls editor indignation. Shoe‑grinding sidewalks plague Main Street. Local political coalition from Garnett Lawrence and Ottawa faces Judge Stephens. A farmer’s turnip wagon runs away near the bridge as a heavy rain soaks a fairgrounds gathering. Republican carriers will announce arrivals by horn to curb thefts of papers. Locust Street bridge would be 520 feet long after flood control upgrades, up from 300.
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Locust Street
Ottawa Co-op grain prices Monday afternoon
Quotations from Ottawa Co-op show hard wheat 3.62 soybeans 5.31 corn 1.64 milo 1.54. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted county grain prices including corn 1.60 milo 2.60 oats 1.57 soybeans 5.20 wheat 3.62 with none listed for additional figures.
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Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Milo
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
Mary Lou Wendt obituary from Ottawa KS area
Mary Lou Wendt 66 of Ottawa died October 2 2005 at home. born June 30 1939 in Valley Falls to Harry and Esther Newman she grew up in Denison and married Raymond R Wendt in 1958. She was a homemaker and later worked for Ottawa Retirement Village Ottawa University and The Ottawa Herald. She lived in Eudora Baldwin City and Ottawa since 1990. Funeral 11 a.m. at cemetery with visitation 6 8 p.m. Wednesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Memorials to Franklin County Cancer Foundation in care of the funeral home.
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Mary Lou Wendt
Ottawa
Highland Cemetery
Harry and
Esther Mae
Glas
Sel) Newman
Valley Falls
Denison
Raymond R. Wendt
Ottawa Retirement Village
Ottawa University
Ottawa Herald
Eudora
Obituary: Madge Carroll Womack 76 Midwest City
Madge Carroll Womack 76 died Friday September 30 2005 in Midwest City Oklahoma. Services were held at Sooner Baptist Church Midwest City with burial at Arlington Cemetery. She was born October 27 1928 in Ottawa Kansas to Carl and Elsie Richardson. Survived by two children grandchildren and siblings with long Air Force family service and community roles noted.
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Madge Carroll Womack
Midwest City
Oklo
Sooner Baptist Church
Arlington Cemetery
Ottawa
Carl
Elsie ‘Richardson
Ottawa High School
Paul Womack
Tinker Afb Chapel
Hawaii
Kansas City
Paul
Tinker
Madge
PTA
Epperly Insurance
del City
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Janet Hopkins
Debbi Lachowsky
Ken
Greenbrier
Mary I. Burgoon
Cliff Burgoon
Centropolis
Sandy Brown
Meriden
Rosemary Coffman
Micki Stone
Duane Campbell
Michael Hopkins
Little Rock
Shelly Powell
Melanie Thresher
Springdale
Dorothy Rice
Dorothy L. Rice
Mentlia Regional Hospital
Highland
Iola High School
Ottawa Sewing Club
J.B. Rice
Ter
Helen Heathman
Ruby Ellis
Marie Smith
Beulah Bartsch
Irene Lane
Clarence Smith
Earl Smith
Richard R. Woods
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ben Martin Peck
Dengel & Son
S. Hickory St
Kan
Dengelmortuary
Sbcglobal
Daily Report
Sheriff's News
Allen Road
Bote
RTE
Louis Reed
Louisreed.net
Main Street
Garnett
Lawrence
Douglas County
Old Paint Creek
Judge Stephens
Fair Grounds
Ottawa Planning Commission
Kansas
Baldwin City
Molly
Abbey
Mike
Kim Wendt
Baselior
Danny
Cathy Wendt
Greg
Roxanne Wendt
Melvern
Steve
Linda Wendt
Barb
Richard Knaak
Wendt
Charles Sanders
Midwest City Specialty Hospital
Crossroads Hospice
Cheryl George
David
Nathan
Ryan
Kara
Sulphur
Okla
Kent Womack
Jane
Jackson
Barrett
Etna
N.H Suvivors
Mazie Maxey
Raytown
Ada Weldon
Lutz, Fla
Reed Richardson
Ottaw
Karlena Branson
GTC Aa Lata al Alek Ae Vaal
Ottard Herald
S. Cedar St
Ottawaherald.com
Old Depot
W. Tecumseh St
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