Memorials mark lives of local figures in Ottawa area
Obituary notices for Robert A. Anderson 74 Ottawa and Clement M. Leabo Sr. 57 Quenemo publish memorial services and life achievements. Anderson founded a law firm, served in Kansas Legislature, governed local boards, and supported Ottawa University and The Villages. Leabo Sr. worked at Richlawn Turf Farm and Ft. Riley Civil Service, with military service in the Air Force. Also listed are Kirsten VanSickle 10 days Richmond and Alan E. Arbogast 19 Osawatomie with service details and memorial facets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Anderson
Robert A
Bob” Anderson
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Hutchinson
Carl Arthur
Addie Mae (Justus) Anderson
Hutchinson High School
Wentworth Military School
Lexington
Washburn University
Topeka
Betty Sue Roberts
Mission Hills
Anderson-Byrd Law Firm
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson & Flaherty
City of Ottawa
The
School Board
North Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Kansas
House
Ways and Means
State Board of Social Welfare
Warren Black Memorial American Legion
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Fund For Improvement of Secondary Education
the Villages, Inc
Karl Menninger
Home
Nancy Quandt
Scribner
Neb
Addie Weigand
Chuck Anderson
Emporia
Clement M. Leabo SR
Quenemo
Woodlawn
Pomona
Joseph Marlin
Esther Mae (Scoggin) Leabo
Milford
Colorado
Quenem
Clement M. Leabo Jr
Robert Leabo
Stephany Leabo
Louise Johnson
Robert Obecht
Junction City
Alan E. Arbogast
Osawatomie
Alan Eugene Arbogast
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Eddy Birchard
Richard Landers
Paola
Guidon Truck
Osawatomies ‘Kids ‘Wrestling Club
Ottawa hospital notes and sheriff reports dominate town brief
Admissions list Inez Loyd Lillian Gentner and Edna Whitworth all from Ottawa with corrections on Pauline Ghale remaining a patient. Sheriff reports Timothy Evans on aggravated assault after firing at two men. no injuries. Burglary reports include locked shed theft of welding torch and bottles. other small thefts and vandalism noted. Fire department extinguished kiln fire in Myers Library causing $2,500 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Loyd
Lillian Gentner
Ottawa
Edna Whitworth
Eueggy Bango
Evelyn Kinney
Deloris’ Griffin
The
Herald
Pauline Ghale
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's News
Timothy Lee Evans
Pawnee Road
Evans
John Lilly
S. Elm
Paul Gordon
Osborne Lane
Michelle Wiggins
Nebraska Road
Jenny Hay
Rock Creek Road
Gene Miller
Pawnee
Pomona
Frances Wadkins
Myers Library
Ottawa University
S. Cedar
Survey on U S kids health habits and weight
Washington AP Health survey from Prevention magazine finds two thirds of U S children fail its Health Index. It notes 31 percent of ages 3 to 17 are overweight, up 29 percent since 1984, while only half of parents limit fat in meals, down from 64 percent in 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prevention Magazine
U.S
Wall Street Market in brief
Hog receipts and live cattle quotes show higher bids from Monday with barrows and gilts ranging from 32.00 to 39.60 per cwt and sows up 60 to 1.00. Nonferrous metals price data from New York lists gold around 389 to 390 per ounce and silver near 6.43 to 6.41 per ounce with daily NY Comex quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Comex
AT&T and MCI WorldCom Merger Approved in $12.6 Billion Deal
Washington AP reports that the Federal Communications Commission approved a $12.6 billion merger between AT and T and MCI WorldCom. The deal closed Monday, hours after the agency's green light, marking a major telecom consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Go
At& Dah McCaw Cetlutaris
Federral
Ottawa teen arrested in attempted auto theft and crash
A 14 year old Ottawa boy was picked up in Louisburg on suspicion of auto theft after allegedly taking a 1987 Pontiac Grand Am from Beeline Auto and Trailer Sales. He was arrested there, released to Ottawa police, and returned to face charges after wrecking the car while refueling at a Louisburg station. Damages were estimated over $500. The youth remains with his family in Ottawa as charges are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Ann Allred
N. Main
Redjacket and
Oak
Patricia Irene Parson
N. Mulberry
Wal-Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Stephanie F. Turner
S. Oak
Ottawa Co-op
James Poe
N. Locust
Robyn K. Berr
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Louisburg
John O'Neal
O’neal
O'Neal
Clarence Moody
Burlington
Iowa
Hawkeye
Apaetety
Robert Detwiler
Fred Gerbitz
U S trade deficit widens to near record in July
The Commerce Department reports the July deficit for goods and services rose 21.6 percent to 10.99 billion dollars, the second highest ever. Exports faltered, especially aircraft sales, while oil prices rose. The goods deficit reached 15.9 billion in December 1985, Japan and China deficits hit new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
U.S
Commerce Department
America
Japan
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirsten D. Vansickle
Kirsten Dayne VanSickle
Richmond
Stormont Vail Hospital
Peka
Princeton Cemetery
Duane Pedrow
Christopher VanSickle
Stacy Rae (Martin) Wallis
Kandon Cunningham
Tanner Wallis
Rodger
Sandra Teter
Branson
Claude
Wynona VanSickle
Princeton
Phillip Martin
Beulah Wilhite
Alice Martin
Lloyd L. Heidner
Topeka Convalescent Center
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Anderson
Leabo
the Daily Report
Police News
South Willow
Myron E. McCall
S. Willow
College
Jason T. Neff
S. Mulberry
Richard &. Riemer
North Locust
Dalene S. Vencel
Garnett
Erica D. Coulson
Tennessee Terrace
Rantoul
South Main
Phillip Lee Geist
Richard E. Hodges
John Calvert
Billy J. Howard
Laurie Kaiser
Wall Street
PepsiCo
Alideignals
A PhilipPes
At&t Cop
QuakerOat
Amoco
Sfepacco
Boal
SearsRocb
Csy's Geast
Chrysler
Sprint
CocaCola
WalMart
DeereCo
Wendy's
BetKodak
WillameCosa
Edward C. Cones
BCC
Alter- Sacha
Ottawa Co-op J&r Block
O'Reilly Auto
NYSE
At&t
Teva
Camp Nowhere
Christopher Lloyd
Sun Thru Thurs
Sun
A.M. Best
Duff & Phelps
Aguarigne
Urance SC
Saw ‘Inoue
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Sutton
Main
Ottawa, KS
Clarice Dengel
Hickory
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Franklin County
Ronn
Paula Heise
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