LOTTIE MERCHANT 97 OBITUARY AT BALDWIN CITY
Lottie Bell Merchant 97 of Baldwin City died Wednesday October 12 1994 at Orchard Lane Nursing Home. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Lamb Roberts Baldwin City with Wayne Flory officiating. Buried Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin City. She lived in Baldwin area all her life and worked at the Franklin County Sale Barn Ottawa. Survived by son Melvin Glaser Overbrook and daughter Vera Dahlman Tucson with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends after 7 p.m. Sunday at Lamb Roberts Baldwin City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
Lottie Bell Merchant
Baldwin City
Orchard Lane
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Wayne Flory
Oakwood Cemetery
John M
Julia Ann
Noel) Gibson
Baldwin
Franklin County Sale Barn
Ottawa
Mineola
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Roy Merchant
Elsmere Gastrock
Melvin Glaser
Overbrook
Vera B. Dahlman
Tucson
Ariz
Marie Gilliland
Worden
Naomi Gastrock
Seattle
Wash
Sales tax receipts rise across SA area in new fiscal year
Kansas Department of Revenue figures show July and August 1994 sales tax intake up about 14 percent statewide from 1993. Franklin County up over 40 percent with $517,393 this year, Ottawa up about 29 percent at $126,963. Other communities Pomona, Wellsville, Williamsburg report double digit gains while Osawatomie slides 3.25 percent.
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SA State
Franklin County
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Revenue
Pomona
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Osawatomie
California TV Stations Pull Anti Smoking Ad
Three California television stations pulled an anti smoking ad after R J Reynolds chairman James W Johnston warned of libel. The contractor says the spot implies Johnston lied to Congress about nicotine addiction and misleading the public.
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New York
R.J. Reynolds
California
Congress
James W. Johnston
Johnston
Hospital Notes and Police News Briefs
BeAr on HOSPITAL NOTES Admissions Sheri Coopey and Anne Antone both of Ottawa Thursday Dismissals Tanya Miller and daughter Garnett Patricia Moses and John Dickey both of Pomona and Maxine Gilmore Ottawa Thursday Births Tanya Miller Garnett a daughter six pounds seven ounces Tuesday Police News Vandalism Dennis E Goyer 226 N Main windshield damaged Wednesday night parked at Forest Park Thursday 4 20 p m parking lot at Ransom Memorial Hospital 1301 S Main where a car driven by Melissa D Riemer 16 404 S Ash struck a parked car belonging to Amy A Hill Westphalia RFD 2 No damage estimate listed Thursday 12 18 p m 800 block North Main where a pickup driven by Mark A Hill 28 315 E 2nd and a car driven by Linda Louise Curtis 39 504 8th collided Damages estimated greater than 500
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Sheri Coopey
Anne Antone
Ottawa
Tanya Miller
Garnett
Patricia Moses
John Dickey
Pomona
Maxine Gilmore
Police
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Melissa D. Riemer
S. Ash
Amy A. Hill
Westphalia
North Main
Mark A. Hill
Linda Louise Curtis
Market quotations and livestock prices reported from multiple Midwest markets
Quotations from Ottawa Co op fluids show grain bids for hard red wheat commodities and local corn prices. Livestock values from St Joseph and Dodge City report varying hog prices with declines and limited Sow demand, while Kansas cattle sales face slow trade and light inquiry. Nonferrous metal quotes in New York reflect spot prices and daily quotes from Handy Harman and NY Liver stock.
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Sprint
WalMan
Wendy's
WainRes
WilliamsCos
Edward D. Jones & Co
LOGAL
Ottawa Coop
Milo
Boy
Omta
Franklin County
ASCS
Com
Eoybeans
ST. Joseph, Mo
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
New York
Ate & Harman
Ottawa bulletin board highlights reunions and events
Ottawa area notices announce OHS Class of 1964 30 year reunion with Homecoming activities, middle and high school tours, a steak dinner and class photo at Eagles Hall. Sacred Heart PTO meets Monday, Hope House board meets Monday, and a Business Women luncheon honors National Business Women's Week at Democratic Headquarters.
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OHS
Ottawa High School
Eagles Hall
Sacred Heart Pto
Sacred Heart School
Hope House
Walnut
Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Organization
Democratic
Third
Bob Robbens
Pasadena
Tex
Community Foursquare
Ninth
Hickory
Ottawa Christian Center
Bethany Chapel Baptist
First Assembly of God
Sacred Heart
North Baptist
Appanoose
Church of the Nazarene
First Christian Church
Assembly of God
Dee Dee Merando
Pomona
Deliquent tax plan offered by Franklin County Treasurer
Franklin County Treasurer Juanita Lucas unveiled a monthly delinquent real estate tax payment plan to reduce foreclosure sales costs. The program, already serving 15 owners, requires no service fee but all interest goes to the general fund. The county pursues about 800,000 dollars in delinquent taxes and hopes to ease owners fear of losing property.
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Franklin County
Juanita Lucas
Lucas
Fatal Ulysses area crash claims two lives
A grain truck and a pickup collided at a county road intersection in southwest Kansas killing Lucienne Harris 24 of Ulysses and Robin Robinson 20 of Thomas Oklahoma. Shannon Phelps 25 of Ulysses crawled clear as the grain truck burned. Fellow passenger Robert Phrpher 28 of Rolla was hospitalized in stable condition with injuries.
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Ulysses
Kan
Kansas
Shannon Phelps
Grant County
Lou Henderson
Lucienne Harris
Robin Robinson
Thomas
Okla
Phelps
Robert Phrpper
Rolla
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Industrial output holds steady as inflation fears ease
Industrial production was unchanged in September after 15 straight increases, easing inflation worries and the prospect of another rate rise. Output at factories, mines and utilities was flat, helped by lower car production due to a General Motors strike. The operating rate fell to 84.6 percent, while excluding cars and trucks output rose 0.1 percent led by business equipment.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
General Motors
Firefighters Enter Hamblin House Despite Heat
Capt David Brooks of the Ottawa Fire Department said firefighters Allen Durbin and Steve DeLa Torre entered the home of Irene Emery and Carol Mollett at 919 Hamblin on their hands and knees as smoke lay 10 to 12 inches above the floor. DeLa Torre suffered a minor facial burn when his helmet face shield buckled under heat. Fire Chief Richard Towe noted the shield is designed for 900 degree heat.
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David Brooks
Ottawa Fire Department
Allen Durbin
Steve DeLa Torre
Irene Emery
Carol Mollett
Hamblin
DeLa Torre
Richard Towe
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Oreey
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Irene E. Emery
Dengel and Son Mortuary
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Douglas County
Bill Tellier
Herald
Cigarette Giant
Dennis E. Goyer
N. Main
Forest Park
Asigre
Amoco At&tcomp
Bath Steal
Boel
Casey's
Chrysler My CocaCola
DesreCo Dak Gan
EstKodak
Goodrich
Kmart
McDonalds
Mmdow
O'Reilly Auto
PepalCo
PhilipPet
QuakerOat
Sears Reed
NYSE
Bulletin Board
Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai Church of God and Christ
E. Walton
Charles A. Andrews
First United Methodist Church
By Patrick Bills
Forrest Gump
Mobile
Equine & Small Animal
Scott van Pelt, D.V.M
Homewood
ADE Riy Eeoc E
Topeka
Eedgene Ramsey Democrat
Aicdela
Y, 8 Motors, Inc
Good Selection
Jim G Motors, Inc
29Th & Iowa
Lawrence Auto Plaza
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