Obituaries From Ottawa Area Honor Several Residents
Obituaries note the deaths of Mary Ann Detwiler 65 of Ottawa Wilma Slane 89 of Ottawa Alfred M Bunnel 74 of Welda and Lois W Carter 85 with service details and burial plans. Detwiler survived by husband Robert and children Michael Gregg Donna Lee Ann, with services set at Agape Christian Center and burial at Highland Cemetery. Bunnel a lifelong Colony resident 74 died at home with services at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Colony. Carter 85 to be remembered at First Christian Church Garnett with later obituary.
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Mary Ann Detwiler
Ottawa
Agape Christian Center
Gregg Detwiler
Michael Schooley
Franklin County
William and
Grace Marie
DeMaranville
Robert Clayton
Bob” Detwiler
Platner Plastics
Michael Detwiler
Wilmington
Mass
Donna Diamond
Princeton
Lee Ann Francis
Wellsville
John W. Houdashelt
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Dengel
Alfred M. Bunnel Welda
Alfred M. Bunnel
Welda
Farris- Feuerborn Memorial
Colony
Steve Bubna
George Herbert Bunnel
Clara Louise (Robbins) Bunnel
Colony/Welda
Colony High School
Charlotte Crawford
Iola
Fair Board
Extension Council
Farm Bureau
Rick Bunnel
Randy Bunnel
Russell Bunnel
Tom
Helen Luedke
Troy
Georgia Lohr
Donnie Bunnel
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial
Garnett
Colony Cemetery
Anderson County 4-H Memorial Scholarship Fund
Lois W.carter
Lois W. Carter
Richmond Care Center
First Christian Church
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Kiwanis noon meeting and veterans events list
Veterans service representative available noon to 3 p.m. at Ottawa City Hall. Vietnam Veterans of America meet at 7 p.m. in Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B. Franklin County Conservation District board convenes at 8 p.m. at 107 East 23rd Street.
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Legislative Action Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Sprint
Wellsville City Hall
Antique Engine Club
Forest Park
Pomona
Pomona City Hall
Ottawa City
City Park
Mason
Masonic Hall
S. Main St
Franklin County Conservation District Board
E. 23Rd St
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Ottawa
Wellsville
Rotary
Ottawa Law Enforcement Center
Jeanny Sham
Wellsville United Methodist Church
Friends of the Ottawa Library Board
Farmer's Market
Town & Country Supply
Princeton St
American Legion Post No
VFW
Wellsville Lodge
Af&am
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Personal Action
PATH
Don Woodward
Kiwanis
Veterans Service
Ottawa City Hall
Vietnam Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Markets slip as IBM probe spooks traders in mixed session
U.S. stocks opened mixed after news of a federal investigation into IBM’s bookkeeping. The Dow fell 9.59 to 8,888.22 while the Nasdaq gained 3.27 to 1,594.02 and the S&P 500 added 0.79 to 967.79. Local grain prices in Overbrook, Ottawa, Edgerton, and Franklin County were listed for hard wheat, soybeans, corn, and milo with modest moves.
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New York
IBM
Wall Street
Overbrook Co-op
Milo
Ottawa
Edgerton
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Highway renumbering ends Devil's Highway label
The American Association of State Highway Officials changed U.S. 666 to U.S. 491, ending the Devil's Highway name. New Mexico officials cited negative connotations and tourism concerns, with Gov. Richardson praising the resolution and officials noting the route runs 194 miles through Gallup to Monticello.
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Santa FE
N.M
American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
U.S
New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Highway and Transportation
Rhonda Faught
Hell’s Angels Welcome
Russell
Hell’s Angels
Ashland Plaza
Franklin County opening for Children's Services clinic
Open house and ribbon cutting for the new Franklin County Mental Health Clinic Children’s Services location runs from 8 to 9 30 a m Friday June 6 at 2597 Eisenhower Road Ottawa The Ottawa Herald offers newspaper end rolls priced at 1 per rolled inch with hours 8 a m to 5 p m at 104 S Cedar Ottawa
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Children's Services
Franklin County
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Kansas
Study finds significant detention problems
The FBI delayed determining if hundreds of foreigners held after September 11 were tied to terrorism, with many forced into 23 hour lockdowns under bright lights. In Brooklyn detainees faced limited access to lawyers. guards counted weekly calls as contact. The inspector general cites significant issues in actions toward 762 immigrants, with 505 deported and Zacarias Moussaoui charged with no terrorism crime.
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Associated Press
Washington
FBI
Justice Department
Brooklyn
N.Y
Inspector General
Bush Administration
Zacarias Moussaoui
Barbara Comstock
New Medicare PPO option debated by Senate Republicans
Senate Republicans weigh a new Medicare option that would include preventive benefits and prescription drug coverage with a $400 annual deductible and $400 per hospitalization. The plan ties coverage to a Preferred Provider Organization under Medicare, aiming to expand drug access while allowing out of network care at higher costs.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Bush
Congressional
Associated Press
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Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
Main St
Rowena Lacer
OLD Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh
S. Elm St
Standard & Poor
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Tyr
Richmond
David Schafer
President Harry S. Truman
Independence
Russell and
Flatwoods
Homer Rose
Rob Hale
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Roy Bauman
Minerva
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Ad Briefs
S. Walnut
Walt Dengel
Craig Dengel
Clarice Dengel
Daelston Mortnay
Friends of Community Mental Health
Children’s Services
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce