Obituaries list for Agnes L Grennan and others in area
Obituary notices for Agnes L Grennan 93 Garnett died March 14 1998 services at Holy Angels Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery Rosary at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Hazel Irene Cortner 95 Osawatomie grave side service held 1 30 p m at Osawatomie Cemetery Marjorie B Fry 78 Abilene formerly Ottawa funeral 10 30 a m Tuesday Danner Funeral Home Abilene burial Detroit Cemetery Abilene Earl L Law 91 Ottawa died at Ransom Memorial Hospital arrangements by Dengel and Son Mortuary
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Agnes L. Grennan
Garnett
Golden Heights
Holy Angels Catholic Church
George Matz
Rosary
Farris-Feuerborn
Hazel I
Cortner Osawatomie
Hazel Irene Cortner
Osawatomie
Heritage Manor
Eddy Birchard
Marjorie B. Fry
Franklin Franks
Port Charlotte
Fla
Thomas Franks
Olathe
Roy Franks
Mound City
Allen Daniel Franks
Lane
Joe Berry
Keith Berry
Simon
O.C. Berry
Annapolis
Dickinson County
Danner Funeral Home
Abilene
Earl L. Law
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Magnetic Health & Wellness Products in Ottawa Event
Community listings advertise Magnetic Health & Wellness products available in Ottawa. Also note the Ottawa Jaycee St Patrick Dinner at Faith Lutheran Church from 11 to 2, with 4 30 to 7, tickets $4 for adults and $3 for kids 10 and under. A Photo Workshop is set for March 18 from 6 to 7 pm. Russ Easter promotes bunnies, lambs, ducks and chicks now at Merle Norman & Gifts, 230 S. Main.
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Ottawa
Faith Lutheran Church
Merle Norman & Gifts
Hidden forest treasures spark U.S. debate in Oregon
Ecologists urged protection of manzanita shrubs near Ashland as potential harvest items gain attention from a Japanese pharma company and U S lawmakers. Critics say the Forest Service lacks tracking and guidelines for specialty forest products including mushrooms mosses and herbs, while advocacy groups push fees to fund management and protect tribal rights and ecosystems.
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Ashington
Ashland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Melissa Borsting
Academe
Borsting
Rogue Institute For Ecology and Economy
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Larry Craig
Idaho
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Craig
Ron Stewart
Stewart
Blatner
St. John’s Wort
Federal Treasury
Wall Street Buoys Upward Toward Record Levels
Stocks rose this morning with major indices reclaiming gains after a small Friday setback. The Dow up 60.28 at 8,662.80, S P 500 up 7.15 at 1,075.74, NYSE composite up 3.10 at 560.27, as markets look toward a potential record finish midweek.
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Balloonists Rescued After EightHour Mountain Crash
Five balloonists were stranded on an icy mountainside near Frisco Colorado for about eight hours before an Army helicopter airlifted them to safety as snow and darkness closed in. Pilot Ed Vande Hoeff said low fuel forced an emergency gully landing at 11 000 feet.
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Summit County
Joe Morales
Gia. Colo. (Ap
Ed Vande Hoeff
Aero Cruise Balloon Adventures Inc
Broomfield
Bill Davidson
Houston
Sheriff's
Judy Scollard
Interstate 70
Frisco
Denver
Blackhawk
Davidson
Ann
Maurice
Nicole Lewis
England
Dredging bill stalls as committee weighs river use plan
Kansas River recreational zones proposal draws limited support in Energy and Natural Resources Committee. Sen. Donald Biggs urged endorsement, but motion failed. chair Dave Corbin expects a rerun. The measure would carve about 65 miles of the 170 mile river into two recreational stretches, while opponents cite property rights concerns and fairness of restricting access. HB 2925.
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Senate
Kansas River
Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Donald Biggs
D-Leavenworth
Dave Corbin
R-Towanda
Biggs
Kan
Boe Lawrig
Paty
Wamego
Junction City
House
Robert Tyson
R-Parker
Rain drenches Oklahoma with lingering southern showers
A soaking rain remains over Oklahoma with strong downpours continuing across the south. The northern coast dries as conditions shift, bringing a dry spell to the north while the southern region endures heavy rainfall through tomorrow.
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