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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1999
Page
1
Ottawa shoppers find Boyds Bears in all sizes plus new Fenton Art Glass and One of a Kind Santas at Aunt Debby's Booth. Grain buyers welcome with farm pickups and vacant bins available. Ottawa Coop contact 242-5170.
Harold Augustus Veburg 87 of Ottawa died Sunday January 3 1999 at Ransom Memorial Hospital funeral services are set for 2 p m Wednesday at Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home with Rev Steve Van Ostran officiating Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery He was born December 29 1911 to Guy M and Pearl Randall Weburg in Ottawa He served in the 90th Infantry Division in World War II a farmer on the family farm southwest of Ottawa and retired in 1995 moving into Ottawa He belonged to Future Farmers of America and served as a Franklin County Historical Society trustee Survivors include brother Jesse R Weburg Ottawa and cousin Myrna Rise Topeka Friends may call today 10 a m to 7 p m at the funeral home with a 6 to 7 p m family visitation Memorials may be made to First Baptist Church of Ottawa in care of the funeral home Graveside services for Gladys H Bishop 77 of Ottawa who died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital will be 2 p m Friday at Wheatland Wyoming Cemetery Minister Andy Gudahl officiating Dengel and Son Mortuary is in charge of local arrangements A complete obituary will appear later.
Stocks firm at midday with the Dow up 48.40 to 9,232.67 and the S&P 500 at 1,233.77 while the Nasdaq climbs to 2,225.36 in record territory. Traders cite a steady, selective market and a weaker dollar weighing on bonds as the euro begins trading, amid a modest response to a Commerce Department report on November construction spending.
Record lows sweep the nation from Illinois to the Midwest as arctic winds, up to two feet of snow, and 15 inch drifts paralyze western New York. Roads and airports shut, 89 deaths blamed on the weather, and Detroit airports cancel hundreds of flights as a roof tears at the Pontiac Silverdome.
Franklin County Shrine Club offers transportation for crippled and burned patients 18 or younger to Shriner's Children Hospital St. Louis for medical care. Parents must fill out a form. For information call Ed McKinnis at work 242-5528 or home 242-2775.
A frigid air mass swept across the northern Midwest, keeping temperatures at or near record lows while winds chilled exposed areas and limited outdoor activity despite bright skies and light afternoon sunlight.
Israeli raids in Jerusalem detained fourteen of seventy eight Concerned Christians members who disappeared last fall as authorities move to deport six children and five adults. Relatives in Garland Texas and Denver search news reports and officials for details on the missing group leader Monte Kim Miller and family members.
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