Leslie Copeland Garnett obituary details life and family
Leslie Copeland 95 died January 31 2004 at Golden Heights Living Center Garnett. Funeral at First Baptist Garnett with Rev Wayne Fink officiating. Born October 25 1908 Windsor Missouri to Leslie and Myrtle Gray. Homemaker lived in Garnett 44 years. Survived by two sons Richard De Soto Rodney Colchester VI a sister Mildred Mayfield seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Burial Garnett Cemetery. Family visitation and memorials to First Baptist Garnett or De Soto First Baptist.
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Windsor
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Windsor (Mo
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Rodney Copeland
Colchester
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Platte City
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Ralph Gray
Myron Gray
Mary Ellen Mosier
Garnett Cemetery
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
de Soto First Baptist Church
Naomi Fritts, 82, Ottawa, funeral set for Wednesday
Naomi Mae Fritts died January 31, 2004, at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Dengel & Son Mortuary with Rev. Terry Sue Williford presiding. She was born March 19, 1921, in Ottawa, and was a homemaker. Survived by four sons, a daughter, sister Elanor Wells, six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and her husband Clifford W. Fritts. Burial at Evergreen Mound Cemetery. The body lies in state after 1 p.m. today at the mortuary. family visitation 7–8 p.m. Tuesday. Condolences to the family at dengelmortuary@sbcglobal.net.
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Inez Hines, 81, Dies in Ottawa February 2004
Inez C. Hines died Sunday February 1 2004 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa. Funeral arrangements are pending at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.
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Inez C. Hines
Village Manor Nursing Home
Ottawa
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Markets slip as ISM index eases investor nerves
Stocks fell Monday despite a rising ISM manufacturing index to 63.6 in January, with traders awaiting a stronger catalyst after a long gains run. Dow down 38.29 at 10449.78, S&P 500 off 1.35 to 1129.78, Nasdaq -8.82 to 2057.33. International Paper beat expectations with 23c Q4 profit. defense names rose on Bush budget. Ford cut to sell after rating downgrade.
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Charles Mason 71 dies at home in Ottawa
Charles Mason 71 died February 2 2004 at his Ottawa home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Dengel Son Mortuary.
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Kurdish Leaders Hurt in Dual Office Attacks
At two Kurdish party offices in Irbil and Rafah, attacks left 67 dead and 267 injured as leaders gathered for Eid al Adha. US officials including Deputy Defense Secretary Wolfowitz discussed the toll, while rival parties pledged unity amid calls for security and stability. President Bush unveils a 2.4 trillion dollar election year budget aiming to boost military and homeland security and cut deficits.
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Israel kills Islamic Jihad leader in Gaza raid
Israeli troops killed four militants in Rafah including a one-armed Islamic Jihad leader Yasser Abu Ayish during a Monday operation to arrest him. Palestinian witnesses and doctors said the clash left the militants, three gunmen, dead and one Israeli soldier lightly wounded.
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Ottawa Legion Chili Supper Set for Feb 4
The Ottawa American Legion Post 60 hosts a chili or soup supper on Wednesday February 4 2004 from 430 to 700 PM at the National Guard Armory. Adults pay 4 dollars, children 12 and under 250, dessert extra. Proceeds support Legion programs.
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