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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1980

Page

8

Adams and Allen Appointed To Wellsville Planning Panel

Wellsville City Council named Bill Adams and Bill Allen to fill two vacancies on the Planning Commission. The resignations of Ronnie Johnston as chairman and Charles Wilson as a patrolman were noted, with overtime for Wilson and Ray Ward capped at 375 and 500 dollars respectively. Burkhart was referred to the commission for land annexation near the water treatment sewage plant.

Wellsville Bill Adams Bill Allen Ronnie Johnston Planning Commission Charles Wilson Ray Ward Wilson Ward Daryl Burkhart

Jaycees Win Regional Award In Ottawa Kansas

Jaycees of Ottawa receive the Regional Award of Excellence from Tim Scanlan president of the Kansas Jaycees for first quarter activities. Jeffery J. Gorton promoted to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. Ottawa Jaycees rank 15th of 170 in state Parade of Cities. About 45 Ottawans attend as five join, total members about 60. The award was presented at an orientation cook-out hosted by Andrew Mackie.

Tim Scanlan Kansas Jaycees Ottawa’ Jaycees Jeffery J. Gorton Roy Gorton S. Locust U.S. Air Force Gorton Malmstrom Air Force Base Mont Andrew F. Mackie Rockwood Drive Scanlan Jim Lysaught The Jim Hiatt Olathe Jaycee Jaycees Ottawa

Local ad briefs list events and sales in Ottawa area

Fresh shipment at Russell Stovers and Reynolds Drugs downtown Ottawa. Fri and Sat specials at SIRLOM with salad bar and $4.29 meals. Pomona Lions Club hosts free ham and bean supper Sept 13 at Pomona Grade School. Elks Lodge steak and dance Sept 13. steak reservations by 5 p.m. Dial 242-1683. Duane Richardson Band performs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at The Clothes Hanger. Blaze Jeans sale at The Clothes Hanger for $10 until sold out. Pre game ice cream social at CHS Sept 12 from 6 to 7 p.m. Sidekicks perform at The Back Door. Hill House buffets midweek. Pence Golden Eagle special pork cutlet and chicken or fish basket. Metzger Salvage opens at 118 E 15th rear. High interest bonds offered by Edward D. Jones & Co. Seed lawns now. Willis Garden Center acres open 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Mon–Sat.

T-Shirts Specialty Of New Business The T Shirt Factory

The T Shirt Factory at 201 S Main is a Roe and Don Spencer venture focusing on transfers and printing for T shirts and hats. It may expand to young men's clothing and gifts. tuxedo rental is a sideline. Ottawa residents will decide if merchandise grows.

S. Main Roe Don Spencer Don Bain Iola Ottawa Bain

Funeral service set for Mrs Ida May Atchison Ottawa

Mrs Ida May Atchison 73 of 229 Ash Ottawa died Thursday in a Gardner hospital. Service 10 a.m. Monday at Dengel & Son Mortuary with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev Clyde Griesen officiates. Born March 16 1907 in Lamont Iowa she was a longtime Ottawa resident and retired Crestview Nursing Home aide. Survivors include three sons five daughters four brothers two sisters 16 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The family will meet friends 6 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Memorials to American Cancer Society.

Ida M Atchison Ida May LaNier Ash Gardner Hospital Dengel & Son Mortuary Woodlawn Clyde Griesen Lamont Iowa Ottawa Crestview Everett E. Oshel Canterbury Court Dale L. Oshel Lawrence Wilson Atchison Loveland Colo Betty J. Chrismer 1826 Elm Katherine L. Hiatt Barbara Skett Marie Swank Hutchison Dorothy Cook Woodland Park Richard LaNier Blue LaNier) Atchison Ash St Dengel & Son Pomona American Cancer Society

Reagan Lead Big In Fair Poll At Hutchinson

The Hutchinson News reports five days of straw votes at the State Fair show Ronald Reagan carrying five in ten voters while Carter averages two in ten and one in eight remain undecided. Senate hopefuls Dole and Glickman hold large leads. Pat Roberts leads the First District race with seven in ten voters backing him.

Dan Glickman Pat Roberts Carter Reagan Anderson U.S. Senate Simpson Congress Roberts Trrettad Martin Glickman Hunter Deere Eee

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Don Barns Ottawa City Dave Kaup the New Times Franklin County Ad Briefs Russell Stovers Reynold’s Drugs L & M Buffet Pomona Lions Club Elks Lodge Duane Richardson Blaze C.H.S Yesteryear Music Dept Hill House Metzger Salvage E. 15Th Fulton Furn Michael J. Esser Edward D. Jones and Co Willis Garden Center Bob Ottawa Rfc Charles Hagelin Lyndon Clarence. Davis N. Mulberry Arthur Williams E. 7Th Allen Johnson S. Poplar George McKinley Kimberly Beatty Williamsburg Garrett Barton N. Poplar Virginia Quintana N. Cherry Richard Smith Public Safety News Ramsey Printing Company N. Main Herald Randy Lyons Olive Randy Lines Sheriff's News Ron Robertson the Daily Report Robertson Senior Center North Main Janice L. Brown South Main Ottawa Co-op Co-Op North Locust Mary &. Coughenour Scott A. Meyer Sycamore Howard L. Nichols N. Locust Cheryl L. Cox Richmond Kevin S. Moherman Mary G. Blair Stanley M. Richards Hantard M. Atchison Walnut County Jar Dennis J. Huffman Larry 0 Farrar Jeffrey L. Fritts S. Oak Jaffrey J. Griffin Scott A Meyer James E. Reeder Tamara R. Galafia Birch Shirley J. Zook Logan George W. Patrick Cherry Christine M. O' Bayle Reo Jim L. Mletchen E. 3Rd Ally Randy G. Smith Ning Dixon Mulberry Dam R. Fenton N. Oak Rain Street Carol Sue Stevens W. 10Th Ronald T. Thompson Jerry Moses Eva J. Landwehr Princeton Tom C. Hoagland Baldwin Kevin L. Markley Howard W. Curtis Willow Harald D. Casebeer Osawatomie Douglas W. Morgan N. Sycamore Carolyn Helt Osage Kenneth L. Manwarren Hemtock David M. Schmoe Pacen Alchol Ken Sharp Tremont Clara D. Lopez Kenneth R. Bettge Danial L. Burns District Court News Tracy Blanco Mitchell Erick Jones Rayville Kenneth Eugene Goff Kansas City Briscoe Drug Store Ninth Main Streets Jones Goff Earl Diane Detwiler Trinity United Methodist Church Cedare Memoriam Tengelston Motuony Hickory Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Butlers Music and Auditorium Ottawa Auditorium
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