Larry Gutsch 77 Waverly native died May 23 2005
Lawrence LeRoy Gutsch known as Larry 77 of Waverly died Monday May 23 2005 at St. Francis Hospital Topeka. He was born July 11 1927 in Emporia attended Emporia High School and served in the Merchant Marine in World War II. A farmer and former construction superintendent he was a longtime American Legion member. Survived by wife Georgia two sons Ronald and Donald daughter Deborah Lyder eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Burial is in Waverly Cemetery with memorials to Peniel Bible Church.
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Markets Slide On Oil Rise As Gasoline Prices Climb
New York stocks fell in early trading as crude futures near 50 dollars a barrel spurred profit taking after a week of gains. A strong factory orders report tempered losses while oil price gains fueled concern over inflation and summer demand. Local grain quotes showed hard wheat at 3.22 and soybeans at 6.13 with other grains noted in Ottawa and Franklin County price postings.
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Memorial Day closures and local event notices
Local listings note Cardia Tab and Carpet Warehouse will be closed May 27 to 30 for Memorial Day. Cedar Street detour directs drivers to the Ottawa Herald south parking lot via First or Second Street. Pomona Lions Club sponsors Pomona Days on July 8 2005 with events, bingo, car show, parade, and contacts Dorothy Pritchard and Wayne Figgins. The Ottawa Herald will not publish Monday May 30 for Memorial Day. ad deadlines for Ottawa Times Shopper are May 25 with early May 31 and June 4 Herald deadlines.
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Mary Schoonover obituary of Shawnee Mission woman 1922 2004
Mary Schoonover 81 of Shawnee Mission died June 4 2004 at Sharon Lane Nursing Facility. She donated her body to KU Medical Center. Graveside services 10 am Friday Antioch Cemetery Williamsburg officiated by Nathan Rogers. Born Sept 2 1922 Lee's Summit Missouri, she grew up in Ottawa and lived in Bonner Springs 30 years, then returned to Ottawa in 1973. She was a homemaker, married to Fredrick Alfred Schoonover who died May 30 1986. She was a Calvary Baptist Church and Jolly 60s Club member. Condolences may be emailed to the family.
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Senate confirms Priscilla Owen to federal appeals bench
Senate vote 81 to 18 ends eight year fight over Priscilla Owen. Texas Supreme Court justice endured nine hours of hearings and 22 days of floor debate before confirmation to the 5th Circuit based in New Orleans. Bush praised her as a great judge. A compromise could open votes on other stalled nominees.
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About 1 000 U S troops launch new offensive in Iraq
About 1 000 Marines sailors and soldiers encircled Haditha in Anbar province before dawn and launched the second major anti insurgent operation. The operation aims to seal off insurgent pockets and press forward with Baghdad shaped offensives as part of a broader campaign. Efforts focus on stabilizing the Euphrates river city amid ongoing violence.
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