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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2004
Page
1
Regional weather outlook for Hu region notes scattered clouds and mild temperatures. Isolated showers possible along coastal areas with light winds from the southeast. Forecast covers the next 24 hours with no significant weather advisories issued.
Verizon reports robust second quarter earnings and an optimistic outlook lifting stocks as the Conference Board shows July consumer confidence at 106.1, the highest since June 2002. Dow gains 54.42 to 10,016.34 while S&P 500 adds 2.65 to 1,086.72 and Nasdaq climbs 5.74 to 1,844.76 amid a mixed macro scene. New home sales dip 0.8 percent to 1.326 million in June, beating some expectations.
OTTAWA NIGHT at the Royals July 30 offers bus ride and game tickets through the Chamber of Commerce at 109 East Second Street or by calling 242-1000. CLASS OF 99 OHS reunion set for July 31 at 7 p.m. Ottawa Country Club attendees contact 913 461 5530. NEW DISPLAY Furniture Sale Parkview Housing 1102 North Main Ottawa.
Loretta Cora Gatewood Tise 84 of Baldwin City died July 24 2004 at Olathe Medical Center Graveside services 11 am Thursday Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin City Born Oct 13 1919 Shell City Missouri She married Billy L Tise in 1950 in Kansas City Missouri He died in 1986 Survived by daughter Katheran Ellifrits Baldwin City brother Farrel Gatewood Jr five grandchildren and several great grandchildren Preceded in death by five children Clyde Perdue Jr Venita Smith Claude and Clarence Tise and Goldie Wilcox Family will receive friends 6 to 8 pm Wednesday Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Memorials Koretta Ellifrits Education Fund
Funeral held for James D. Jauernig of Burlington at St Francis Xavier Church. Born November 17, 1927, he enlisted May 17, 1945 aboard USS Mountrail. A geologist, he married Betty Louise Smith in 1950. He farmed, was active in veterans groups, and is buried at Calvary Cemetery. Survived by two sons, a daughter, and a special friend, Wilma Lindsey. Hand in Hand Hospice care.
Edith Edie Stocker 74 of Brooksville Florida died Sunday July 25 2004 at Hernando Pasco Hospice Care Unit Brooksville She was a bookkeeper for the Pasco County Building Department and a member of Wildwood Christian Church Survivors include husband Roy Bud a son Bill Stocker Brooksville a daughter Vickie Sue Blankenship Walland Tennessee a brother Forrest Roy Baker Garnett three sisters Edna York Shirley Flenniken Carthage Missouri Eva Willard Sacramento California three grandchildren and six great grandchildren Arrangements by Merritt Funeral Home Brooksville Chapel
Helen Mell 83 of Ottawa died Monday July 26 2004. Arrangements will be announced by Dengel Son Mortuary.
Mohammed Mamdouh Helmi Qutb, third ranking Egyptian diplomat, resumed duties at the embassy in Mansour after being released by militants. Earlier a Baghdad mortar barrage killed a garbage collector and wounded 14 coalition troops, while gunmen killed a hospital official south of the capital. A third group warned of more hostage threats and attacks on the Jordan Baghdad highway. Qutb thanked those who secured his release.
The Ottawa Herald announces various upcoming public events. A Bring it Take it Trade it Day runs 8 a.m. to noon at Don Woodward Center. A coffee event welcomes ophthalmologist Dr William H Campbell at Frank Eye Center with extended hours and pediatric screenings. The Franklin County Clerk’s office opens Saturday for voting. An ice cream social is at New Hope Baptist Church in Wellsville. Girl Scouts host a free swimming event at Forest Park Pool with permission slips and guardians required.
The second annual Big Brothers Big Sisters tugboat race will start at 7 p.m. Thursday at Crystal Lake in South Lake Park Garnett after an ice cream social at 6:30 p.m. Tickets cost 3 dollars, two for 5. Information shows contact numbers for the organizer. A sewing group meeting in Overland Park will be held at 7 p.m. August 3 at the Bernina Sewing Center with the program Know Your Sewing Machine. Visitors welcome.
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