Newman Donald H 72 obituary LeRoy Kansas
Donald H. Newman 72 died Sunday November 2 2003 at home in LeRoy Kansas. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Christian Church LeRoy with burial in LeRoy Cemetery. He was born June 17 1930 in Oskaloosa to Harry and Esther Glassel Newman. Survived by Debbie Gosney wife. four daughters Cheryl Karns Deborah Kelly Mariann Jarboe all of Holton. Brenda Votto Hartford Conn. a stepson William Itts. a brother Harold E. Newman Holton. two sisters Mary Lou Wendt Ottawa and Barbara Knaak Holton. nine grandchildren. Memorials to the Donald H. Newman Memorial Fund c/o Van Arsdale Funeral Home LeRoy 66857.
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Markets Mixed As Investors Take Profits On Slower Data
Wall Street opened mixed as traders booked gains from the prior session and awaited key third quarter results plus upcoming employment data. The Dow fell 1.93 points to 9856.53 as earnings winds down and energy and commodity prices showed little direction. local grain quotes and county farm prices were posted for several crops in Franklin and Edgerton areas.
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Veterans Day USO Show at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
The Veterans Day USO Show will run at 7 30 p m on Saturday and 2 p m on Sunday at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. A Herald 2003 Veterans Day entry had incorrect showtimes due to a submission error.
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Ad Briefs RED HAT Pin Jungle Beanies and Cake Candles
In the Gift Shop at RMH shoppers find a small selection including a red hat pin, colorful Jungle Beanies and themed cake candles. The note highlights a compact, on site display for donors and visitors.
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Grace Steele 91 dies at home in Ottawa Kansas
Grace Steele 91 died Sunday November 2 2003 at her Ottawa Kansas home Funeral services set for Friday at Ottawa Church of the Nazarene The body lies in state after 9 am Wednesday at Dengel Son Mortuary Family visitation Thursday 7 to 8 pm Memorials may be sent to Ottawa Church of the Nazarene c/o Dengel Son Mortuary 235 S Hickory Ottawa KS 66067
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Katie Stewart obituary from Ottawa to Tulsa
Katie Lynn Stewart 91 formerly of Ottawa died November 3 2003 in Tulsa Oklahoma Funeral services 10 am Thursday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa Born April 6 1912 in Athens Alabama to Nick T Dunnivant and Sarah Lucy Vinson She worked as a bacteriologist for the Kansas Health Department in Topeka 1943 1960 Moved to Ottawa area 1960 Married Opel E Cribbs J Earl Sink and Lewis Stewart all died earlier Survived by daughter Priscilla L Ward Burial Highland Cemetery Memorials may go to First Christian Church Ottawa c o Lamb Roberts Funeral Home P O Box 14
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Senators seek regional homeland security hub in Kansas City
Kansas and Missouri senators urge Homeland Security to open a regional office in the Kansas City area. In a letter to Tom Ridge, they argue the heartland needs a central regional hub and cite Kansas City as a federal city with multiple federal offices. They reference the Oklahoma City bombing to stress heartland terrorism risk.
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Insurgents Kill U S Soldier in Baghdad Roadside Bombing
Iraqi guerrillas killed an American soldier in a Baghdad roadside bombing amid rising violence. Spain said it would withdraw much of its diplomatic staff, keeping only a minimal consular presence, from Iraq for security reasons.
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