Correction on Skunk Run Days quilts makers
The Herald clarifies a misreport from Monday. The visitor’s choice quilts were not won. they were created by Dee Underwood and Sandy Kimball, both residents of Ottawa.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1997
Page
1
The Herald clarifies a misreport from Monday. The visitor’s choice quilts were not won. they were created by Dee Underwood and Sandy Kimball, both residents of Ottawa.
Jurors hear memories of Timothy McVeigh as a lanky class clown who helped a comrade, cared for Iraqi children, and loved Pop Tarts. Prosecutors seek death for the Gulf War veteran blamed for the April 19, 1995 attack that killed 168 in a bid for revenge. Witnesses say a repaired image contrasts with the man linked to the Murrah building bombing.
Admissions list for Ottawa with Harold Stevens Katheran Webster Victor Maxwell Bessie Pearce Carolyn Thornbrugh and Mary Mitchell Lucille Kunard Hazel Richardson. Dismissals include Lloyd Peters Robyn Erhart Dana Harrod Thomas Pederson Wilma Burgoon and Velora Dougherty transferred to Stormont Vail. Sheriff arrests include Peter Nickel Stephen Smetak Brian Porter. Police incidents involve thefts vandalism threats and non injury collisions in Pomona and Ottawa with multiple suspects and vehicles. Fire calls ambulance responses shown with times and locations.
Local shops post Father’s Day promotions and service notices. Cornerstone Bookstore lists address and hours. Pizza Time offers half price large dine-in. Homewood Upholstery and John’s Barber Shop note closures. Messenger’s Home Furnishings promotes recliners for Father’s Day with a free cap. Ottawa Antique Mall hosts a reunion and weekly specials at a restaurant. Kids meals and catfish and fried steak specials listed with prices.
Paul S Garrett 89 of Ottawa died Saturday June 7 1997 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Services set 10 am Wednesday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Kenneth Maldonado officiating burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Survived by wife Theda Leach Bentonville Ark brother Garland Garrett Fowler Calif niece Garrett Jackie Robbins Pomona three step daughters Kay Apodaca Albuquerque Jane Wilson Pomona Delores Andrews Ottawa three step sons John Leach Robert Leach Jack Moody Pomona and many step grandchildren and great grandchildren. Preceded by parents five brothers Woodrow Garrett Glenn Garrett John Garrett Estle Garrett Orville Mutt Garrett and a step daughter Theda Pete Castro. Friends may call until service hour at the mortuary with family meeting friends from 7 to 8 pm today.
Wall Street quotations for Monday afternoon at the Ottawa Co op list hard wheat at 3.95 corn 2.60 milo 4.29 soybeans 7.98. Franklin County Farm Services posted morning prices wheat 4.10 corn 2.57 milo 4.12 soybeans 7.78.
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