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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 2005
Page
1
The notice lists highways K-68 and 135 with regional forecast details and contact number 785-242-5050 for inquiries. It presents upcoming maintenance or closure information affecting travel plans and directs readers to the listed phone line for official updates.
Dan Fogle 101 of Ottawa died April 20 2005 at Village Plaza Ottawa He founded Fogle Quarry in 1929 and later owned a saw mill He was a farmer miner inventor and stone mason He survived by five sons Kathy Fogle 11 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and 6 great great grandchildren Funeral at Dengel Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery Ottawa Memorials to First Christian Church Ottawa.
Disappointing first quarter results from consumer firms weighed on stocks in early trading after a rally. Google posted solid profits but Maytag and Costco signaled softer consumer spending. The Dow fell 26.09 to 10,192.51, the S&P 500 down 3.11, and the Nasdaq off about 0.7 percent, amid renewed economic uncertainty and profit-taking. Wall Street looked to pull back gains from Thursday's sharp rally. Local market quotes showed grains and soybeans trading with modest changes across Ottawa and Franklin County Farm Service Agency prices.
Ottawa Herald lists Cedar Street reconstruction detour guiding traffic to south lot via First or Second Street, with local event promos. Tickets for Charlie & The Sting Ray sold at People’s Bank or Ottawa Country Club, $10 advance $15 door. events include Pizza Time’s 20th Anniversary on April 23 with drawings, asparagus from Range Orchards & Winery, Ottawa VFW April 23 8 to 11 p.m. with Odds & Ends, and mulch and lawn care offers from Trendel Lumber.
Richard Lee Shellhorn 63 of Garnett Kansas died April 20 2005 at home Funeral services 2 PM Saturday at Far ris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett He was born May 30 1941 to Willard R Shellhorn and Alice Carlson Shellhorn A lifetime Harris area resident he was a Garnett High School alum and worked as a superintendent for Richmond Water Department He held the Eagle Award from the Boy Scouts He married Doris Marie Strough March 25 1990 in Dodge City She died December 17 2002 Survivors include daughters Arlene Whitten Eudora Jackie Shellhorn Lenexa Brenda Brown Gilbert AZ and three grandchildren Visitation 1 PM to 2 PM Saturday at the funeral home Cremation will follow Memorials to Alcoholics Anonymous or Boy Scouts of America.
Frances Jean Satterlee 84 of Kansas City died April 20 2005 at Garden Terrace. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with burial at Floral Hills. Survived by three children ten grandchildren three great grandchildren and three siblings. Memorials to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Mid America Chapter.
Sheila A McAdams 65 of rural Spring Hill died April 17 2005 at home. Funeral was at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Gardner with rosary Thursday evening. She was born January 7 1940 in Kansas City Missouri and worked for IRS FAA H R Block and Triple S Accounting. Survived by brother Roy L McAdams Jr and two sisters in Kansas City and Quawatomie. Burial at St Columbia Catholic Cemetery Gardner.
Elaine Masingill Garnett 77 died April 21 2005 at home in Garnett Kansas. She was born April 29 1927 in Augusta to Lester Calvin and Ida Katherine Pitts. She married Jern D Masingill July 13 1949 and lived in several states before moving to Garnett in 1984. She worked as a bank bookkeeper and estate agent and attended United Brethren Church. Survivors include son Rex and daughter Patricia, sister Pat Winfrey and four grandchildren. Visitation followed the service at United Brethren Church. Memorials to United Brethren Church.
The Nightmare will be performed at 8 p.m. April 28 to 30 in the OU Administration Building Auditorium. Admission is 10 dollars for adults and 7 dollars for children and students. To reserve seats call 800 785 5200 extension 5037.
Velma Rosina Fetty 90 of Pomona died Thursday April 21 2005 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa with visitation from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Monday Burial at Boyd Community northwest of Pomona and Ramshaw family members noted among survivors She was a homemaker and longtime Franklin County resident member of Pomona Assembly of God and Community Foursquare Church Ottawa Donations may be made to the Community Foursquare Church Building Fund c o Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS and mailed to P O Box 14 Ottawa KS.
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