Services for Melvin G Hays Held at Community Revival Center
Melvin G Hays 52 of 629 Willow died Oct 25 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Community Revival Center Church with burial in Highland Cemetery. Officiating Rev Afton B Oglesby. Survivors include his mother Ida Cole Carthage Mo five sons Gary Nettles Russell Hays Pomona Terry Hays Tony Hays and Monty Hays two daughters Jeri Watkins Quenemo and Vickie Hays, and six grandchildren. He was a self employed roofer and belonged to the Community Revival Center Church. He was born Jan 19 1925 in Newburg Ark. He lived in Pomona area the last two years after moving from Phoenix Ariz. He was married to Mary Nettles. Also surviving are two brothers Joe Hays Texas and Jerry Hays Joplin Mo. The obituary lists hospital admissions discharges births and public safety notes following.
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Melvin G
Hays
Melvin G. Hays
Willow
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Community Revival Center Church
Highland Cemetery
Afton B. Oglesby
Newburg
Ark
William N
Ida W. Hays
Pomona
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Nettles
Ida Cole
Carthage
Gary Nettles
N. Main
Russell Hays
Terry Hays
Tony Hays
Monty Hays
Pecan
Jeri Watkins
Quenemo
Vickie Hays
Joe Hays
Texas
Jerry Hays
Joplin
Hays Air
Wilton St
Ottawa
Community Revival Center Church of Ottawa
Dengel & Son
Schoolmate Indicted in Platte City Slaying
A 17yearold Platte City student was indicted on capital murder charges for the Sept 2 death of Julie Wittmeyer. Mark Sager, a Platte City High senior, was arrested Oct 1 after a Metro Squad probe that followed 536 leads. Wittmeyer, 14, was abducted after leaving her bus and found two days later with stab wounds and a slashed throat. The suspect had been a psychiatric patient at Menorah Medical Center in September.
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Platte City
Julie Wittmeyer
Sager
Wittmeyer
Kansas City
Metro Squad
Miss Wittmeyer
Menorah Medical Center
Camps Suggested for Three New Honor Camps in Kansas
Toronto Honor Camp director Robert Hannigan told a study committee on corrections that Kansas should expand community corrections by creating three more honor camps at Tuttle Creek Clinton and El Dorado reservoirs. He said the plan would increase inmate labor beyond 52 to over 200 while aiding state parks and public works and easing crowding at state prisons.
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Topeka
Kan
Toronto
Robert Hannigan
Corrections
Tuttle Creek
Clinton
el Dorado
Kansas
Kansas Penitentiary
Reformatory
Hutchinson
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Hannigan
State Employees Get Raises Plan Unveiled in Kansas
The Kansas Department of Administration proposed an average eight percent salary increase for state workers to improve competitiveness with private firms. The estimated fiscal 1979 cost is just under $30 million, with exact figures to come from Budget Division analysts by November 2 for LegislativeBudget Committee review.
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Topeka
Kan
State Department of Administration
W. Keith Weltmer
Weltmer
Legislative Budget Committee
Ottawa area community ads swirl with events and sales
A jumble of notices lists Mike's Kozy Kitchen with 242-9781 and 242-5900 for time. Jaycees Haunted House Oct 26 to 31 behind Carpet Warehouse with $1 admission. Ottawa High School art classes under S G Howell at 242-2690. Richmond United Methodist Fall Festival Oct 26. Budge's Sporting Goods sells billiard gear. OHS Juniors Chill Supper Oct 28 1.75 dollars. Tickets via Ottawa Tire 242-4549. Government bonds through Edward Jones 5 000 minimum, 7.85 percent. Michael J Esser listed 242-1088.
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Ottawa
Jaycees
Ottawa High School
S. G. Howell
OHS
Ottawa Tire
U.S
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones & Co
Detection Machine Brings Early Heart Attack Tests to Ransom Hospital
Don Lambert reports a $5,000 detection machine added to Ransom Memorial Hospital’s coronary unit. It speeds diagnosis of heart attacks by 24 to 48 hours and tests for liver brain lungs and bones damage. Doctors say it is faster and about 20 percent more accurate than ECG, using a blood sample to classify heart attack presence strength and need for intensive care. Steve Lott notes the device enables local care and reduces transfers to other cities.
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Don Lambert
Ransom Memorial Hospital
David Laury
Bob Sutton
Steve Lott
Local Kids Film Fest Promises Fun and Reading Picks
This Saturday a children's film festival offers The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Cat in the Hat at 2:30 p.m. Each screening runs about an hour and parents may browse the adult department for new reading. New arrivals include Down the Seine and Up the Potomac with Art Buchwald and True Confessions by John Gregory Dunne.
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Seine
The
Potomac
Art Buchwald
Buchwald
Herald Tribune
Paris
John Gregory Dunne
Archdiocese of
Los Angeles
Aristotle Onassis
Trick Or Treat for UNICEF drive by Ottawa kids
Ottawa Ministerial Alliance leads a door-to-door UNICEF collection from 3 to 7 pm Thursday to Sunday. Children nationwide dress as goblins and elves for the 28th anniversary to aid UNICEF programs in Africa Asia and Latin America fighting malnutrition TB polio measles and water and farming needs.
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United Nations Children’s Fund
Ottawa Ministerial Alliance
Unicef
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Social Security warns elderly on earnings and retirement test
Ottawa Social Security manager Dusty Rhoades notes checks may be reduced if 1977 earnings exceed 3000, with 1 dollar withheld for every 2 dollars over. Gross wages count, not take home pay, and self employed rules differ. Report overages promptly to the Social Security office. Substantial self employment services vary by hours up to 45 per month.
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Dusty Rhoades
Ottawa
Rhoades
KU Playwright To Speak At Ottawa University Event
A young playwright from Lawrence, Paul Lim, 33, will speak at 4 30 p m Friday in the Student Union at Ottawa University. Lim won the 1976 American College Theatre Festival and has works produced at the University of Kansas. His visit coincides with OU’s playwriting contest with cash prizes for top OU student plays.
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Ottawa University
Paul Lim
Lawrence
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Walter Burn
Rantoul
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Oak
Cecil G. Cartwright
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Mulberry
Lynette Glass
Wellsville Red
Robert Steele
Pomona Rfd
Olin Brown
N. Cherry
Leonard Swallow
Gladys Wadkins
Cypress
John Lichtenauer
Melvern
David Carver
Osawatomie
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Sandra Vick
Mark Mignot
Wellsville
Charles Burns
J. Clark Christensen
Steven Watkins
N. King
South Hickory
Kathi Griffin
E. 4Th
Tara Patty
Elm
Robert Coulter
N. Cedar
Chevrolet
Platte County
Mark Sager
Lee Hull
Ad Briefs
Mike
Mile N
Wright
Kozy Kitchen
Richmond
Budge’s Sporting Goods
Budge's Sporting Goods
RMH
Vince Thorpe
Ransom Memorial
John Chan
Air Force Laboratory
Michigan
Thorpe
Oo, Enone
London Sunday Times
Thomas Savage
Amy
Tom
Antonia Fraser Fraser
Robson
North Main
Towner
Minnie Louise Coltrane
Mulberry Sr
First Christian Church
Harold E. Dungan
Robson Towner Funeral
Violet Robson
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Jerry Robson
David Bunch
Joe Ferns
Ottawa Herald
Baldwin City
Shirley Chisholm
U. S
Rice Auditorium
Baker University
House Democratic Caucus
Congressional Black Caucus
New York
House Education and Labor Committee
Mabel McCann
Dodge City
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Douglas Meier
Floyd E. Meier
Williamsburg
Elks Club
Helga Kursk
John Thornburg
Lois Haslett
Lyle Hanes
Freda Gilmore
Bob Miller
Wanda Durbin
Bess Mudrick
Trinity United Methodist Church
Dalton
Merbuay
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