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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2004
Page
1
Wet wintry weather and storms are set to batter the East on Friday while snow blankets much of the nation’s midsection. Dry conditions will dominate the West as a regional forecast cautions. Weather hotline 511 and Kanes rules (868) 511-KDOT.
Audrey P Campbell 87 died Feb 5 2004 at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett Kansas. Funeral 11am Monday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev Ann Loewe. Born Sept 16 1916 in Linn County to Grover and Rose Mickens she taught at Osawatomie and Greeley High School for 25 years retiring in 1965. Survived by niece Bonnie Burr. preceded by brother Mearle Mickens. Burial Garnett Cemetery. Memorials to United Brethren Church.
Richard Lee Turner 65 died February 4 2004 at Olathe Regional Medical Center. Born April 30 1938 in Effingham he worked as a Bendix parts manager in Kansas City and as a boiler operator at Hercules Sunflower Ammunition Plant later running Fairly Well Construction in Ottawa. He lived in Ottawa since 1998 after stints in Whittier California Wellsville and Lawrence. Survived by four children two brothers three sisters and nine grandchildren. Burial at Wellsville Cemetery followed by a memorial fund set up with Dengel & Son Mortuary. Funeral services scheduled for Monday.
U S stocks climb after the Labor Department reports unemployment at 5.6 percent and January payrolls of 112,000, sparking optimism about a balanced recovery. Tech and auto names rise as earnings beat forecasts, while a GM ignition recall tempers gains.
Items advertise a Lions Club ham and bean supper on February 7 at Blick Hall Jet Baptist Church with adult and child prices, a Peoples 50 Plus Travel Club Valentine gathering on February 9 in Ottawa, and various retail listings from Closeout Tool Depot and The Liquor Store. Also notes a Valentine bracelet, swimming lessons starting February 23, and a church event canceled for February 8 2004 at 1st UMC Pollock.
Lola Blankenship was admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital on Wednesday due to information supplied by Ransom Memorial Hospital being incorrect.
American forces say they are pursuing a shadowy group that claimed Sunday bombings killing at least 109 in Irbil while more than 100 guerrillas are reported captured in raids across Iraq. Well-wishers in Najaf checked on reports of an assassination attempt on Ayatollah Sistani and were assured he is safe.
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