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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 2009

Page

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Garnett Man Dies From Motorcycle Car Crash Injuries

Howard L. Mead 61 died at St. Luke's Plaza Hospital Kansas City after a June 6 crash on Garnett First Street. Mary B. Rockers 45 Garnett drove the car that struck Mead who was southbound on Oak Street. passenger Susan Ann Mead 55 was treated and released. Funeral services will be announced by Feuerborn Family Funeral Service.

Herald Staff Howard L Les” Mead St. Luke’s Pla Kansas Highway Patrol Rockers First Street Garnett Oak Street Susan Ann Mead Anderson County Hospital Les Mead Feuerborn Family Funeral Service

Family business keeps liquor store tradition alive in Princeton

Brandon Plaschka, co owner of Plaschka Kramer Liquor Store and Princeton Quick Stop, took over in 2006 with his wife Glenda. The business at 1455 U S 59 reflects family roots dating to the Kramer family which opened the county s first liquor store in 1985 after the county went wet. Plaschka emphasizes customer trust and blending past and modernization while keeping the name.

Brandon Glenda Plaschka Plaschka & Kramer Liquor Store Princeton U.S Brandon Plaschka Jenalea Myers Herald Plaschka & Kramer Liquor Princeton Quick Stop Glenda Plaschka Busi

Sister seeks answers in Wellsville arson death

Patricia Hugg, sister of arson victim Lloyd Deitch, 81, hopes for answers and a measure of justice seven years after the Wellsville blaze. She lives in California and stresses she does not seek vengeance, only clarity about what happened and accountability if possible.

Courtney Servaes Herald Patricia Hugg California

Shocker as Hugg Learns of Brother’s Death on Mothers Day

On Mothers Day 2002 Hugg returned from church to a shock. She learned of her brother’s death as reports note the tragedy and mark the somber moment. The article references DEATH, Page 12 for full details.

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