Murder Hearing Delayed in Friday the 13th Case
Preliminary hearing for Jeffrey Ashworth of Emporia on the Friday the 13th murder of Randy Sible of Ottawa was continued to an undetermined date. Osage County Attorney Michael Hines said the defense filed the motion and it was automatically granted. Sible was killed in Quenemo during a motorcycle gathering. Ashworth fought extradition from Arizona after being charged.
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Lyndon
Jeffrey Ashworth
Emporia
Randy Sible
Ottawa
Michael Hines
Osage County
Sible
Quenemo
Ashworth
Arizona
Garnett Dairy Farmers Sue Surge Manufacturers
Marvin and Beth Sobba of Richmond have filed a $112000 suit in Anderson County District Court against Babson Brothers Company maker of Surge dairy equipment. They blame a Kansas salesman Steve Holloway for poor barn construction advice and improper milking system installation. Damages include 70000 for cow injuries 36000 for lost milk and 6500 for costs with interest and barn reconstruction sought. No trial date set.
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Garnett
Babson Brothers Company
Marvin
Beth Sobba
Richmond
Anderson County
Kansas
Sobba
Steve Holloway
Gas
Kan
Sobbas
Services for Mrs Auvesta L Yakle Baldwin
Mrs Auvesta Lona Yakle Baldwin 88 died Tuesday in Lawrence hospital after being struck by a car in Baldwin. Services are 2 p.m. Friday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Police say she may be Baldwin’s first traffic fatality in 35 years. Milton Allen of Salina, driver of the car, was not charged. She lived on a farm near Baldwin, worked 26 years as a salad maker at Baker University Student Union, and had earlier married three men, surviving relatives include two stepdaughters, two stepsons, sisters in Pomona and Ottawa, plus many grandchildren and greats. The notice lists admissions, dismissals, and local police, billing, and community items.
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Auvesta L. Yakle Baldwin
Auvesta Lona Yakle
Baldwin
Lawrence Hospital
Lamb- Roberts
Oakwood Cemetery
George Redman
Quenemo
Baker University Student Union
Baldwin First United Methodist
Claude Hetrich
Erhart Yakle
Treva Rodgers
Cleva Jasper
Poplar
Ottawa
Clyde Yakle
Abilene
Claude Yakle
N. Sycamore
Elizabeth Kristenson
Ruby Whitlatch
Pomona
Ottawa Area Event and Ad Brief Report
Local business notices include John’s Barber Shop closing Sept 6, Elks Ladies Sale Sept 5 and 6, live music at Bills Bar featuring Sidekicks, roller rink hours, Metzger Salvage new location 118 E 15th, SIRLOM salad bar special, L & M Buffet at 20, Ottawa library fund drive via The Committee for New Library, Eagles Lodge steak night and dance, ToLE painting classes starting Sept 9, The Back Door two big acts, rummage sale at National Guard Armory Community Revival Center, high yield bonds advertised by Michael J. Esser of Edward Jones.
Pomona Fire Chief reports 61 fires since Jan 1
Pomona Rural Fire Department and families attended a hamburger cookout and hay ride at the AD Ranch west of Pomona with a business meeting and fire report. Chief Larry Swallow said 40 attendees heard the department fought 61 fires this year, including 43 grass, eight structural, and 10 miscellaneous, with activity across Pomona and surrounding townships. Plans were made for a county-wide simulator school at Ottawa this fall. Don Ressman noted improvements to a Greenwood School area hydrant for firefighting and the Pomona Firemen's Auxiliary scheduled a bake sale for the first Saturday in December at Pomona City Hall to support auxiliary activities.
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IMONA
Pomona
Ottawa
Kansas State University Forestry Service
Don Ressman
Greenwood School
Greenwood Township
Pomona City Hall
Artist Scholarship Awarded to Richmond Student at Vassar Playhouse
Richmond’s Dennis Lickteig wins the Kathryn Rogers Foundation for Artists Scholarship established by Bruce and Veda Rogers. The KU and Vassar Playhouse cast member will stage manage A Little Night Music at Vassar Playhouse for two weeks and tour in October while pursuing studies at the University of Kansas.
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Vassar
Dennis Lickteig
Richmond
Kathryn Rogers
Bruce and
Veda Rogers
Rogers
Kathryn
Pomona Lions Plan Dinner at Pomona Grade School
The Pomona Lions Club will host a free ham and bean supper from 5 30 to 8 p m on Saturday September 13 at Pomona Grade School. President Howard Driver says 100 pounds of beans and 40 pounds of ham will be used with cornbread pies hot dogs and cold drinks. Proceeds support community improvement projects. Public invited tickets for a drawing of a $50 savings bond and other prizes available from any Lions member or at the event.
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Pomona
Pomona Lions
Howard Driver
Lions Club
Coffee Price Cuts Hit Wholesale Market Across Brands
The Associated Press reports General Foods and Coca Cola Foods Division cut wholesale ground coffee by 20 cents per pound to 2.88. Folger's division lowered vacuum coffee price by 10 cents to 2.98, and instant Folger's by 3 cents per ounce to 1.13 for two ounces. Proctor and Gamble also trimmed instant High Point decaf by 2.75 cents per ounce. Wholesale changes may show in retail prices within a month amid loss leader tactics at supermarkets.
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Associated Press
General Foods Corp
Coca-Cola Co
S Foods
Procter & Gamble Co
Folger
Proctor & Gamble
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Gen Motors Va
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Texaco Inc
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Ys Timken Co
Twcorp
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Gulf Oil
US Steel
Upjohn Co
Halliburth With Union
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Garnett Dairy Farmers
the Daily Report
Clarence Davis
N. Mulberry
Clement Abelaker
Willow
Vernal Piantanida
Kingston
N.Y
Imogene Berger
N. Cedar
Betty Parker
Olive
Buffy Crouch
Lane
Senior Center
Country Kitchen
Sharon G. Romer
Overland Park
Ottawa University
Lynn W. Scott
McCall’s Electric
Princeton Drive
Gregg A. Colbern
Orville Ready
S. Sycamore
N. Main
George McClay
Ross Blew
Inman
Public Safety News
Cowdin Motors
Hickory
Billy H. Wright
Spruce
Ottawa Junior High School
Great Plains Tavern
Debbie Livingston
Locus
David L. West
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Ricky D. Blackburn
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Perry L. Jordan
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Mulberry
Huston Thornton
Dennis Eads
Robert C. Gibson
Lindwood
Jan E. Hunter
Vernell R. Horn
Ward
Beverly A. Hipsher
Sheriff's News
Rick Skillman
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
Lamb-Roberts
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Ad Briefs
John
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Bennett Bidgard ‘and Main
Bills
Sidekicks
Doris Mefford
Metzger Salvage
E. 15Th
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L & ‘M Buffet
Committee For
Ypal
Bob Bozworth
Eagles Lodge
Honey Creek Clan
TOLE
Turner’s
West 15Th
Mac
Terry Middleton
National Guard
Community Revival Center Christian Academy
U.S
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Edward D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd Stret
Walt Dengel
New Hope Church
Betty Jones
Williamsburg
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Topeka
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Rantoul
Ottawa County
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Franklin Savings Association
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the City
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