Funeral for Cora LeMaster Gilby in Ottawa
Cora E LeMaster Gilby 89 of Ottawa died Friday August 11 1995 at home. Funeral 10 30 a m Tuesday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Rev William Weber officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery. Born May 14 1906 Osage County to William Henry Campbell and Anna Gracey. Lifelong area resident. Worked as practical nurse at Santa Fe Hospital Ottawa in 1920s and Ransom Memorial Hospital in 1960s. Married Charles Oscar LeMaster August 24 1924, he died 1957. Later married Marion Ackley, he died. Married Fred 5 Gilby April 18 1975. he died 1980. Member Calvary Baptist Church former Trinity United Methodist Church. Preceded in death by three husbands, two brothers Frank and Elmer Campbell, three sisters Hattie Ikenberry Mary Crow Gertrude Ikenberry. Survivors: son Charles LeMaster Ottawa, sister Neoma Fenton Ottawa, four grandchildren. Family to receive friends 7 to 8 p m today at the mortuary. Memorials to Calvary Baptist Church may be left with Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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Gracey) Campbell
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Columbia
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Mary Crow
Gertrude Ikenberry
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Neoma Fenton
Nichols movements traced before Oklahoma City bombing
The Kansas City Star reports Oklahoma City bombing suspect Terry Nichols sought fuel meter details and had a large trailer sketch made. He used fake names to rent gun show tables, rented a Manhattan mailbox, and contacted an Abilene man about a storage shed. Nichols and McVeigh were indicted for the 1995 attack that killed 168.
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Fuller
Firing Pin Enterprises
Phoenix
Mohave County
Kingman
Aziz
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Ottawa man faces charges after weekend arrests
Sheriff reports Norman J. Jacobs, 18, of 3978 Indiana Terrace, was jailed on suspicion of battery after a Sunday home arrest. Police note various incidents including vehicle theft at Pomona, mailbox theft, property damage, and several domestic and disorderly conduct cases across Ottawa, Pomona, and surrounding areas over the weekend.
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Indiana Terrace
Christel Collins
Mark H. Stanbarger
Lane
Defense resists nighttime visit to crime scene in Simpson case
Los Angeles AP Defense lawyers oppose taking jurors to the murder site and Simpson estate on Sunday night saying it is unnecessary and too costly. Judge Ito had joined Scheck and Douglas and prosecutors at a nighttime session to decide on the viewing. Jurors had previously visited the home, crime scene, Goldman street, and the Mezzaluna restaurant amid crowds.
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Inventories Inch Up in June as Stocks Rise Slightly
Washington AP inventories rose 0.2 percent in June to 958.5 billion dollars, after May revised to 956.5 billion. Analysts expected small gains as firms lagged sales declines, with large backlogs risking production cuts and job losses.
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Market in brief and livestock quotes across multiple markets
The Ottawa Co-op grain quotes show hard wheat 4.60, corn 2.78, milo 4.66, soybeans 6.81, oats 1.70. County farm service prices list wheat 4.22, corn 2.71, milo 4.30, oats 6.46. Livestock reports from Dodge City and St. Joseph detail cattle and hog quotes, with steers and cows near steady to various ranges, and hog prices around the mid 40s to upper 40s per hundredweight. Nonferrous metals list gold at 383.60 to 393.50 and silver at 6.31 to 5.20 per troy ounce, per daily quotes.
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Handy & Harman
Comex
Feud Suspected After Slaying At Missouri Motel
Police say gang revenge appears to trigger a Sunday morning shooting at the Riviera Motel in Joplin. Boa Kha Hoang, 17, of Amarillo Texas, was killed by a chest shot as partygoers gathered for a Vietnamese Catholic national event. Tuan V. Guyen of Avondale Louisiana was wounded and hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Amarillo
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Riviera
Larry Hopper
Tuan V. Guyen
Avondale
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