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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2009
Page
9
Monday Pub battered tilapia macaroni and cheese Scandinavian vegetables bread apple sauce. Tuesday Sausage gravy mashed potatoes green beans biscuit melon ball and peaches. Wednesday Pork roast Kansas corn Brussel sprouts wheat roll blueberry crisp. Thursday Chicken breast creamed peas and potatoes wheat bread Jello with fruit. Friday Pasta bake tossed salad Texas toast pears.
Feeder steers and heifers by weight range show price bands from 3 to 800 pounds with steers generally higher than heifers. Slaughter cows steady with commercial utility at 48 to 54 and canner cutters at 41 to 47. Bulls 56 to 63, pairs 900 to 1250, calves up 1 to 2, feeder cattle steady. On the Net: wv.
In a farewell broadcast Nixon warned Krushchev against attempts to communize foreign countries, urging a just peace based on mutual respect. In Little Rock, six Negro students are reassigned to previously white high schools reopening in September, with 55 Negroes registered for fall term at three white high schools closed last year.
Kansas won a month's reprieve from deeper budget cuts as July tax receipts came in near expectations. The Department of Revenue reported 344 million dollars collected, about 5 million less than projected, following weaker May and June results and a June 30 shortfall of 124 million.
Franklin County Jail records show a teen sex case update with details of a former Wellsville High School coach. Clements, a former math teacher and assistant football and track coach, resigned in April after rumors of improper involvement with a student. He had been hired at Wellsville High School in 2008.
Kansas lottery results show Pick 3 digits 1 4 8 and 2by2 red numbers 22 24 white 14 15 with a prize value of 22000 dollars. The listing directs readers to www.kslottery.com for details.
Dennis Gene Barnes 62 died July 28 2009 in Sacramento California. Funeral service set for August 8 at St James Catholic Church Petaluma. Born Ottawa April 24 1947 son of Elta Mae and Robert Eugene Barnes, Navy veteran and rigging diver at Mare Island and Bremerton ships yards. Survived by wife Lori and children Gina Brians Anthony and Darin, mother Ella Mae Livingston, brother Douglas Barnes, sister Judy Parker, a granddaughter. Memorials to charity or Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation. Arrangements by Parent Sorensen Mortuary Petaluma.
Ann Gamet, 60, died Sunday July 26 after a long illness. Born April 18, 1949 in Ottawa to Carl Duan and Florence Robbins Gamet, she lived in Ottawa and later Albuquerque with family. A longtime Parmele Industries worker, she studied floral design and supported Sun Shine Sunday School. Survived by sisters Kathleen Schulz and Beverly Bird, nephew Stephen Stelting, niece Meredith Hall, and great nieces Abigail and Megan Bird. Memorial Aug 5 at Dengel & Son Mortuary with later private urnment Highland Cemetery. Memorials to Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter. Email condolences to Dengel Mortuary.
James F. Graham of Davenport Iowa died July 29 2009 age 63. Services will be held August 3 at Centennial Hall Augustana College Rock Island Illinois. Visitation is August 2 at Weerts Funeral Home Davenport Burial in Pomona Kansas. He was born 1946 in Wichita Kansas. He married Eloise Warner in Ottawa Kansas in 1965. Online condolences at WeertsFH.com.
Diane V Green 63 of Ottawa died July 30 2009 at home. Graveside services 10 a.m. Tuesday at High Cemetery. She was born May 14 1946 in Kansas City Missouri to Delores J Stansbarger and Dean R Ellis. She married Vernon Lee Green in 1964 in Ottawa he died May 20 1990. Survivors include sons Darren and Eric of Ottawa sisters Linda DeCock Marilyn Anderson Cheryl Ward half sister Patty Nancy Terry half brother Phillip Ellis three grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Family hours 6 8 p.m. Monday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Memorials to Midland Hospice or American Cancer Society.
Markets list Ottawa Co op quotes for Friday afternoon with hard wheat at 4.99 soybeans 10.77 corn 3.05 milo 2.70. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices show corn 3.08 milo 4.27 oats 1.90 soybeans 10.20 wheat 4.80.
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