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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1994

Page

7

Ruth Morris 80 dies. cremain at Wellsville chapel

Ruth M. Morris 80 of Wellsville and formerly Leavenworth died from cancer on Friday April 29 1994. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Wilson and Son Chapel with cremation. Born September 24 1913 in Blockton Iowa she married Joseph R. Morris in 1943. She moved to Leavenworth area in 1948 worked at VA Hospital then active in Monticello United Methodist Church and several auxiliary groups. Memorials to Douglas County Cancer Loan Closet. Survivors include brother Paul Hubbard sister Rachel Bryant and caregiver Charlie Moore.

Ruth M. Morris Wellsville Leavenworth Wilson and Son Chapel Blockton Iowa Lester M Elsie M. (Fuller) Hubbard Joseph R. Morris Kansas City Kaw Veterans Administration Hospital Monticello Charlie Moore Gaylord Hubbard

Appeals court upholds Kansas City man in 1992 robbery

The Kansas Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Terry Revels also known as Robert Berge for an aggravated robbery at Country Inn near the LeLoup exit on I-35 on September 22, 1992. He received 30 to 40 years in state custody after being part of a high speed chase. two women had charges dismissed and another man, William Jackson, faced related convictions.

Topeka Kansas Court of Appeals Kansas City Kan Country Inn LeLoup I-35 Terry Revels Robert L. Berge Secretary of Corrections Revels William Jackson Forrest Lowry Ottawa Franklin County District Court Jules V. Doty

Two-Day Job Search Workshop at Local Bank Building

The Job Service Center sponsors a free two-day Job Search Workshop on Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the basement of Bank IV at 421 S. Hickory. Cheryl White notes the event will cover resume creation interview skills and telephone techniques with Shirley Hastings leading the seminar. Attendance is required for both days and advance reservations are recommended by calling 242-1862.

Bank IV S. Hickory Cheryl White Job Service Center White

Market Brief Fruits and Grains and Metals Report

Friday market quotes from Ottawa Co op show hard wheat 3.29 clorn 2.68 mito 4.23 soybeans 6.63 oats 1.85. Franklin County ASCO prices list wheat 9.16 corn 2.47 milo 3.81 soybeans 6.47. Kansas livestock trade quiet with 67,600 head last week and 20,800 contracted. Nonferrous metals steady with Gold around 377.10 378.60 per ounce and Silver 6.30 per ounce.

Ottawa Co-op Clorn Mito Franklin County ASCO Dodge City Kan Kansas NEW York Handy & Harman

Kevorkian Innocent In Assisted Suicide Trial

Detroit jury found Dr. Jack Kevorkian not guilty in the death of 30 year old Thomas Hyde, a case tied to Michigan's law restricting physician assisted suicide. The trial raised jurisdiction questions and highlighted the moral debate over fatalities and legal penalties for aiding death.

Detroit Jack Kevorkian Michigan Thomas Hyde Kevorkian Hyde Detroit Recorder's Michigan Court of Appeals Geoffrey Fieger Oakland County Wayne County Fieger

Ottawa area hospital notes and sheriff reports summary

Admissions list includes Seth Hermreck Richmond Earle Blair Ottawa Edna Gardner Helen Stevenson Keith Kasper Tamara Underwood all of Ottawa Wayne Johnson Garnett and Carolyn Warmell Willameburg Friday also Diemissais Raleigh Ottawa and John Coen Walesville Friday Saturday admissions for Jessie Garrett Helen Stevenson and Helen Beazley Ottawa Sunday and Cindy Chase Rantoul with births for Cindy Chase daughter 5 lbs 40z Saturday and Doran Wormell Williamsburg daughter 7 lbs 3 oz Saturday Stormont-Vail Topeka surgery patient three to five days later. Sheriff notes report arrests Marcus Roberts Williamsburg and David Lasher Osawatomie for DUI and related charges plus church burglary and attempted home entry. District court hearing for Coffman continued. Police reports include multiple DUI, thefts, and accidents with various residents and towns named.

Seth Hermreck Richmond Earle Blair Edna Gardner Helen Stevenson Keith Kasper Tamara Underwood Ottawa Wayne Johnson Garnett Carolyn Warmell Willameburg Diemissais Raleigh John Coen Walesville Jessie Garrett Helen Beazley Donna Maria Myrtle Nitcher Cindy Chase Rantoul Sheriff's News Marcus D. Roberts Ellis Road Williamsburg Homewood John Brown Road David B. Lasher Osawatomie Princeton Us-59 Community Revival Christian Church Montana Road Mark Ellis

Regional fire summit planned in Franklin County May 12

Firefighters from Franklin and five area counties Miami Linn Anderson Osage Coffey will attend a Kansas Fire Incident Reporting System session at 7 p.m. May 12 in the Franklin County Office Annex hosted by Jack Wray. The KFIR program teaches proper incident documentation and reporting to aid fire prevention efforts statewide.

Franklin Kansas Fire Marshal’s Office Franklin County S. Main Jack Wray Franklin County Fire and Ems Association Miami Linn Anderson Osage Coffey Kansas KFIR

Garnett woman hurt in Sunday US-75 fatal wreck

Pamela Howey, 39, Garnett, and Betty Howey, 64, Topeka, were injured in a two vehicle crash on US-75 near Mayetta. The two teenage boys in the other vehicle, James Luthi and Edgar Williams both 19, were killed. The car with the Howeys swerved and struck a van. Mayetta lies about 26 miles north of Topeka.

Garnett Mayetta Topeka Pamela Howey Stormont Vail Regional Medical Center Betty Howey Kansas Highway Patrol KHP James Luthi Holton Edgar Williams Denison Mayetta Is

Ottawa Arts Council sponsors May programs at 105 E Fifth

The Ottawa Community Arts Council lists Parent's Time Out sessions Saturdays 10 30 to noon for ages 5 and up at a $3 per child fee with May 7 Mother's Day, May 28 insect world art, Art for Preschoolers May 21 from 10 to 11 with teacher Shelly Hood, wear grubbies, and possible extra sessions plus a May exhibit by local photographers at the gallery.

Ottawa Community Arts Council Herald Art Activi Shelly Hood

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