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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2004
Page
1
In Kansas a brief item lists a hotline number 611 and references to Tolhiree 068 and 511 KD01. The readable fragment suggests a local alert or contact line but provides limited actionable details or context.
The U S military plans to remove almost all troops from Panmunjom by October leaving only a small force as negotiations continue over relocating units and trimming overall South Korea deployments by year end. Captain Ryan Roberts said the handover is progressing smoothly as双方 discuss which buildings to hand to South Korea first.
Tuesday afternoon quotations from Overbrook Co op show hard wheat at 3.59, soybeans 8.49, corn 2.72 and milo 2.57 with Ottawa and Edgerton listings matching. Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services posted 3.52 for wheat, 2.82 for corn, 4.39 for milo, and 8.47 for soybeans with none listed for others.
The Williamsburg Community Club will hold its Annual General Membership Meeting on Wednesday, July 7, 2004 at the Williamsburg Community Building. Tickets for the Janome sewing machine give-away will be distributed at the Skunk Run Quilt Show on June 12-13 from 10 am to 5 pm at OMS gym.
Jean Bush-Laughlin 82 died June 7 2004 at Village Manor Nursing Home. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa officiated by Barbara Vaught. Born to Ira E Reed and Nellie McClellan near Greenwood, she lived in Melvern and later Americus Emporia and Ottawa. Survived by four children two sisters two brothers 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial Pleasant View Cemetery Melvern. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
Paul H. Stine 88 died Thursday June 3 2004 memorial services held at First Christian Church Madras Or He born November 18 1915 in Kirk Colorado to Charles and Myrtle Stine raised in Ottawa high school graduate worked as farmer and pipe fitter married Eunice Bell November 3 1936 in Richmond California Survived by spouse two sons two daughters two brothers two sisters eight grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and many extended family Burial private family committal Memorials to First Christian Church of Madras or Mt View Hospice
Donald Newton Bailey 85 died Monday June 7 2004 in Topeka Funeral set for 10 30 a m at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Rev Gary Benjamin to officiate Born July 30 1918 in Garnett to Avery and Zella (Newton) Bailey He was a World War II U S Army veteran Married Jane Louise Melville January 9 1943 in Colony She died June 30 1969 He married Shirley Showalter December 31 1970 in Garnett Survived by two daughters Kathryn Allen Topeka and Carolyn Minsch Sacramento Calif two step sons Nelson Showalter Burlington Iowa Ronald Showalter Ottawa two step daughters Linda Lewis Lawrence Kathy Jane Norton Estes Park Colo two grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters Gertrude Edwards and Pauline Benjamin and a brother Joe Bailey Burial at Welda Cemetery Body lies in state after 2 p m today Friends welcome 7 8 p m Thursday Memorials to Heartland Hospice of Topeka.
William H. Williams of Garnett died Sunday June 6 2004 at age 60. Funeral services are 7 p.m. today at Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel in Garnett. He owned Sherwood Inn and previously ran two Queen City restaurants. Born August 16 1943 in Westfield New York he was survived by Denise G. Williams a son a stepson two daughters a brother a niece and a nephew. Cremation will follow and the family will receive friends today prior to services. Memorials may help cover expenses.
The Marais des Cygnes River intake for Ottawa's drinking water sits upstream of where treated water is released back into the river from the East First Street wastewater plant. City drinking water is unlikely to be affected by the cleaner water returned to the river, though downstream users may notice the change.
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