Wichman and Wilkins Death Notices From Kansas to New Mexico
Funeral notices report Albert J. Wichman 82 of Richmond Kansas died February 28 1995. Services at St. Therese Catholic Church Richmond with burial at St. Boniface Cemetery Scipio. Surviving spouse three sons a daughter and many grandchildren. Penny Lynn Wilkins 33 of Albuquerque New Mexico died February 25 1995. Funeral at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home followed by Highland Cemetery burial. Survivors include parents siblings and other relatives. Memorials suggested to Benedictine Mission and American Diabetes Association respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Clyde Ozminkowski
St. Boniface
Scipio
Henry
Ann
Rethman) Wichman
Seneca
Kan
Johanna Tangeman
St. Benedict
St. Therese Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus Council
Leslie E. Wichman
Louise Ann Wichman
John
Fritz
Henry Wichman Jr
Rose Skoch
Susie Meyres
Bertha Tangeman
Nora Sherman
Edith Haugh
Home
Galen Wichman
Darrell Wichman
Manhattan
Damian Wichman
Spring Hill
Carol Bleything
Senexa
Ann Louise Hulsing
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Benedictine Mission
Schuyler
Neb
Penny L. Wilkins
Albuquerque
N.M
Penny Lynn Wilkins
Presbyterian Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Gary Beach
Highland Cemetery
Colorado Springs
Colo
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Gainesville
Fla
Alachua General Hospital
Plum Tree
First United Methodist Church
American Diabetes Association
Hubert
Jean Blecha
Gail Keim
Leanne Blecha
Bob Blecha
Rantoul
Dennis Rupp
Los Alamos
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Local Crime and Hospital Notes Panel Briefing
Admissions list: Louise Hopkins Pomona Margaret Fogle Williamsburg Dorothy Horn ecker Ottawa Harold Staadt Richmond. Dismissals Harry Martin Ottawa. In Kansas City a ranch injury victim Ron Crystal at St. Joseph Health Center listed in good condition. Sheriff notes arrest Carl Dennis Thinglestad Williamsburg for parole violation. Police: Ottawa teen arrest for disorderly conduct. Burgoon driving with suspended license. Burglary reports include lenses and CDs stolen from several Ottawa residents. Theft and vandalism across multiple addresses. Car accidents and injuries reported in Ottawa and surrounding areas with several vehicles damaged and drivers treated. Fires include a car fire on East Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hopkins
Pomona
Margaret Fogle
Williamsburg
Dorothy Hornecker
Ottawa
Harold Staadt
Richmond
Harry Martin
Ron Crystal
St. Joseph Health Center
Carondelet Drive
Kansas City
Crystal
Sheriff News
South Poplar
Kenneth A. Burgoon
S. Mulberry
North Main
Linda Lea Wilks
Joss
Johnny Lee Garcia
David Wehrly Shannon
Bowling Green
Judge rejects plea in bad-check case tied to Breeden deaths
Circuit Judge Roger E. Combs rejected a one year prison plea for Gregory W. Breeden and granted a venue change in the Platte County bad-check case. Breeden, 48, was jailed on $25,000 bond after Kansas City police arrested him for writing a $1500 uncollectable check. Authorities probe the killings of six women and a teen and a missing eighth woman linked to the suspect, though he faces no charges in those deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latte City
Roger E. Combs
Gentry County
Gregory W. Breeden
Platte County
Breeden
Todd Graves
Patrick Berrigan
Kansas City
Missouri River
Wall Street Market in brief from March 1 1995 prices
Major market indexes at 11 a.m. CST show cattle hogs and nonferrous metals with varied ranges. Holsteins mid to large weights posted values from 54.50 to 79.00 per hundredweight and hogs rose 25 cents on most categories while sows held steady. Gold traded near 375.70 to 376.90 per ounce and silver around 4.41 to 4.51 per ounce in NY Comex quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrows & Gilts
Handy & Harman
Comex
WalMart
Audsignal
Wendy's
At&tcorp
WstaRes
Ya Amoco
E WilliamsCos
Boeing
Csy’s
Chrysler
Ottawa Co-op
DolrGen
EstKodak
FordMotors
GenMotors
Franklin County Consoli- Genmotorse
Goodrich
H&r Block
O Livestock Ibp Inc
ST. Joseph, Mo
IBM
Kmart
McDonalds S
O'Rily
Penneyjc
PepsiCo
Sprint
Reporter error misnames prosecutor in local murder trial
The article reports that Assistant County Attorney John Wilcox delivered the opening statement while Deputy County Attorney Dan Dunbar questioned jurors during jury selection. In Washington, the Lone Star Steakhouse chain, based in Wichita, will remodel 97 restaurants to improve accessibility to the disabled, avoiding civil penalties per a Justice Department report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilcox
Dan Dunbar
Washington
Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon Chain
Wichita
Justice Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert J. Wichman
Anderson County Hospital
Wichman
Wilkins
Carl Dennis Thinglestad
South Main
Department of Corrections
Police News
S. Poplar
Shannon
Mary Ellen Edgerton
Burrough
Miller Mart
E. Logan
Eugene Tersiner
Maple
Blaze Junior Criqui
Olive
North
Hickory
Craig Bryant Durbin
S. Main
Forest Park
Melissa Ann Sinclair
Grand Junction
15Th
Main
Michael D. David
Lane
Richard D. Palatie
Tulsa
Okla
David
Ransom Memorial Hospital
14Th
Cedar
Martha B. Miller
Charlotte Sanderson
Sanderson
Olathe Medical Center
Jennifer A. Sellens
Daniel C. Pyle
Douglas J. Johnson
N. Sycamore
Allen Terrace
Billy J. Green
Garnett
Patricia A. Huettenmueller
East Sixth
Kevin D. Moore
Oak
Wall Street
Major Market Indexes
NYSE
City OF Ottawa Street Improvement
KLINK
U.S. Highway 59
Main St
Earl Taft
White, Martin & Associates, Inc
S.W. Gage Boulevard
Topeka
Kansas
Tommy
Felix
Sponsored
Cindy Blakeley
Franklin County Humane
Lone Star
Oma
Wichita Children’s Theatre
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Kansas Ane Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Country Mart
Country
USA
Ozarks
Jerry Prunty
Lake OF the Ozarks
Beyond Video
Butlers Music
3Rd
Cook's
SEI Service
Rent Masters
Taylor Lor Bros. Construction
South Star Chrysler
South Star
East
23Rd St
Hwy. Olathe
Gibson
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