Rites Planned for Essie Marie Robinson in Ottawa
Services pending for Essie Marie Robinson 52 of 134 S. Poplar. She died today Sept 11 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born Sept 20 1923 in Tola she lived here most of her life. Survived by two sons Jackson C. Robinson Jr and Sylvester L. Robinson a daughter Joyce G. Harvey 122 S. Poplar, three brothers Harvey Legus Jr Edward Rogers all of Tola, two sisters Mildred Smith Tola Elenora Wilbur Fort Scott, 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Damron-Towner Chapel set calling hours. Separately George H Keller 55 died Sept 9 in Birmingham Alabama. He served in WWII and Korea, was a pilot and POW nine months, retired colonel, survived by wife Marthelle Snodgrass two sons Richard Mark Kent, a daughter, and siblings. Services Monday at Parker Mortuary Topeka. Burial Pomona. Admissions list and other local items followed including vandalism at Ottawa High School and burglaries, an accident, and weekly meal plans.
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New Faculty Appointments at Ottawa University
Ottawa University announces two new faculty members for Environmental Studies and Public Administration. William Gilbert becomes assistant professor of environmental studies with a Yale BA and UMass PhD, previously teaching biology in Waterville Maine and serving with the Peace Corps in Ethiopia and the NPS in South Dakota. H Sloan Dugan is assistant professor of public administration with BS and MA from Syracuse, former professor at the University of Kansas, and Peace Corps service in Nepal. The 1.3 million Advanced Institutional Development Program grant funded the new OU programs.
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Abortion On Top Burner In Campaign
The abortion issue dominates the presidential campaign with Carter under criticism from Ford. Carter campaigns from Georgia to Illinois while opposing a constitutional abortion ban. Ford reiterates anti abortion and opposes a national ban. Ottawa burglary suspects arrested after tavern break in. $20 in change stolen. beer recovered. Mothers' Day Out service begins Sept 15 offering 9 am to 3 30 pm care at 933 N Cherry. reservations via 242 5493.
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Community Event Briefs From Local Venues This Weekend
Dance to The Country CBers Saturday night at Saddleback Lounge 111 N Main. OPEN Horse Show Saturday Sunday at K and Ranch 4S 1 E of Williamsburg. Pomona Jaycees will canvass Pomona Sunday for a $1 jelly donation for Cerebral Palsy Ranch. Sewing machine repair Dykstra 242-1687. H and R Block Ottawa office 101 N Main open for income tax school registration 4-6 pm and 10 am-12 noon Saturday. course starts Wednesday 6:30 pm Sept 15. Regular tax hours Wednesdays 9 am-5 pm. Inquiries call 242-1040. SPECIAL jute 10 lb $6.95 5-ply 360 yards. Turner's Tele Shop 1041 W 15th. Lions Club broom ads. Dydkes? Kramer Drugs and Sheldon's. VFW Dance Saturday The Strangers. Eagles Lodge Steak Night 6:30-8 pm, dance 8 pm to Coachmen. Elks Dance Sat Sept 11 and 1 Honeycreek Clan. Pomona Lions free ham and bean supper Sat Sept 18 6-8 pm City Park. Beautiful paneling 4.49 net horsemeat chunks dogfood 2.99 case plywood 1% od 5.30 cat food 99¢ case Metzger Salvage 109 N.
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Chiefs Must Get With It For Opener
Kansas City prepares for the NFL season as Mike Livingston leads the Chiefs in the opener against the San Diego Chargers at Arrowhead. Kickoff is 2:05 p.m. EDT. Livingston aims to reduce mistakes after a 2-4 exhibition and notes poor run defense as a key issue. The Chargers counter with Dan Fouts, Don Woods, and injured Joe Washington sidelined, seeking to test Kansas City's improved unit.
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