Memorial services for Inez Mead Loyd held in Ottawa
A memorial service for Inez Mead Loyd 76 of Ottawa was set for October 1 1994 at First United Methodist Church with Rev Gary Beach officiating. She donated her body to KU Medical Center. Burial will be private at Highland Dome. Loyd born January 21 1918 in Osborne County taught home economics across Kansas and married Ralph Loyd in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Mead Loyd
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Gary Beach
Loyd
University of Kansas Medical Center
Highland Dome
Osborne County
J. J. and
Flora (Morgan) Mead
Waldo
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Manhattan
University of Kansas
Emporia State University
Pittsburg State University
Kansas
Morland
Republic
Lenora
Scranton
Paxico
Ralph Loyd
Topeka
Hope
Humboldt
Franklin County
Sand Creek School
Williamsburg
Eugene Field
Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Home
Sondra Forsythe
Prairie Village
Andrea Mills
Dana Foley
Jay Mead
Flora Steele
Wichita
Sara Mead
L. J. Mead
Ray Mead
Lela Knapp
American Cancer Society of
Southview
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Max A. Wilson
Princeton
Clifford E. Burke
Princeton Cemetery
Pomona
H. S. “Henry
Wilma Irene (Hase) Wilson
Richmond High School
U.S. Navy
Ardyce Arleen Sampson
Colesburg
Iowa
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Rantoul
American Limousin Cattle Association
Princeton Recreation Board
Franklin County Livestock Association
ALCS
Ottawa Police And Fire Roundup Report
The Daily Report notes dismissals in Grace Snow and others in Pomona and Ottawa. It lists arrests including Billy Joe Adams on drug suspicions and Ray Ott’s stolen 1978 Oldsmobile found in Douglas County. It covers misdemeanor charges, burglaries, vandalism, accidents, and several fire/vehicle incidents with damages and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Snow
Pomona
Claude Landers
Ottawa
Darian Trout
Ethel Reeves
Karen Dodd
Billy Joe Adams
Stafford Road
Niger
Ray Ott
Richmond
VFW
Highway 59
Douglas County
Local Markets and Quotations Briefly Reported
Ottawa co op ware prices for grains and crops listed with wheat at 3.73 and corn at 2.06. Pi geniticates and Nalini Raa Franklin County prices noted alongside. Kansas readiot sales show slow trade with slaughter steers and heifers mixed. weights and prices provided. nonferrous metals in New York cited with gold and silver pricing. market data from Dodge City and St. Joseph AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weines
WilliamsCos
Edward C. Jones & Co
LOGAL
Ottawa Co-Op
Nalini
Franklin County
Milo
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Salas
NEW York
Bo Az
Ottawa forgery case tied to former rubber workers treasurer
Ottawa police investigate forged checks allegedly signed by Roy E. Mannen, a Topeka man and former treasurer of United Rubber Workers. The checks, drawn on a closed account closed in 1985, affected seven local businesses including Apple Market, Country Mart, Ottawa Co op, Horseshoe Cafe, Wal Mart, Wood's Mini Mart, and First National Bank with losses ranging from 25 to 180 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Daryl Shutt
Ottawa Police Department
Roy E. Mannen
United Rubber Workers
Mannen
Shutt
Apple Market
Country Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Ottawa Co-op
Horseshoe Cafe
Wal-Mart
Wood’s
Princeton Road
First National Bank
E. 3Rd
Herald corrections: photo misattribution at Renaissance Festival
The Herald acknowledges an error in Monday's edition over a Renaissance Festival photo. The image of Jay Coombes with his parents James and Janice was taken by a festival-goer, not by staff photographer Ralph Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Ralph Young
Jay Coombes
James
Janice
The
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zella W. Selzer Gorsage
Baldwin City
Baldwin
Chuck Wilson
Smith Center
Cindi Dryden
H. L. Wilson
Robert Wilson
Winston Wilson
McPherson
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
University of Iowa Cancer Research Center
Union Chapel United Methodist Church
Mary A. Rarick
Tacoma
Wash
Mary Anna Rarick
Spring Hill
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Fir Lane Memorial Park
Spanaway
Herman L
Jesse Anna (McDaniel) Whitney
Howard A. Rarick
DeAnn Decker
LaMirada
Calif
Allen Rarick
Beatrice Barlow
Kansas City
Wallace Whitney
Louisburg
Bill Whitney
Calvary Baptist Church
Taoma
Wilson
Earl Anderson
Otmee
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
E. 2Nd
Beltone
Clement
St. "Main
Aenati
Ronn Heise
the Daily Report
Sheriff's News
Ronald Eugene Criqui
S. Sycamore
Mulberry and
Sycamore
Rhonda Ann Winegardner
Ash
Royal Manor
S. Main
Tracy Ray Blanco
South Cedar
Charlie C. Brannan
S. Chery
Citizens Band
Laurinda L. Pearson
Richmond Afd 1
South Main
James E. Poe
Lane
N. Locust
Albert L. Keefer
Lincoln School
N. Cedar
John B. Gull
West 17Th
Ottawa High School
Mark J. Latoe
Blue Springs
Latoe
Matthew A. Power
John and
Maria Riddle
Highway 50
Centropolis
Shawnee Road
Fred K. Defenbaugh
Riley Road
Heartland Lanes
Doug Farrell
N. Oak
Tammy Lear
Paola
Atoc
Alddeignala
Atbtcop
Amoco
Boeri Casey's
Wall Street
CDT
Ivertook St. Josep. Mo
Maine
Crely
Clarice Lengel
Hickory
Jazz Ambassadon Magazine
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Avallabie
Citar Oma
Nordmaate Sarda
Fogle Quarry CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!