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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 2004
Page
1
The Ottawa School Board will net $100,000 from selling the old middle school on South Main Street to Kansas City developer Steve Louth. He will cover all closing costs in addition to the payment to the district, clarifying Tuesday’s report.
Ad briefs showcase events and sales across Ottawa area incl Homemade Holidays Craft Show at Ottawa Middle School on Nov 13, RMH Auxiliary Christmas Homes Tour Dec 4, POMONA PTO Taco Supper Nov 13, and Second Annual Holiday Happenings with multiple vendors. Also store promos Stop N Save and Lang items with discounts and giveaways. Tickets and contact numbers provided for more details.
Jesse R. Hamblin, 74, Ottawa, died November 6 2004 at Olathe Medical Center. Graveside services with military honors were held at Richmond Cemetery led by Rev. Richard Dunn. He served in Korea, married Betty Taylor in 1969, and worked 30 years in heavy equipment construction. He moved from Maricopa California to Richmond and later to Okiawa. Survived by four sons, a daughter, a stepdaughter, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, and companions. Memorials to Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post 5901.
Bob W. Ahring 65 died November 8 2004 at Miami County Hospital Paola Funeral services 10 30 am Friday at First Christian Church Garnett Rev Gary Benjamin officiating He born April 28 1939 Harris to Fred W Ahring Sr and Marjorie Bartlett Ahring He married Judy Fair May 1 1966 at Delia Survivors include son Randy Ahring Garnett daughter Rhonda Dick Osage City two brothers two sisters six grandchildren Burial Garnett Cemetery Friends may pay respects after 10 am today Family meets Thursday at Farris Pheuer Memorial Chapel Garnett.
William Franklin Owens 81 died November 9 2004 at Good Samaritan Center Parson. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Wesley United Methodist Church with Revs Chastain and Schmid officiating. Born December 16 1922 Colony to Olin and Crescent Owens. Grew up Colony, graduated Garnett High 1940, Chanute Junior College two years. Navy 1942 1945. Worked Chanute Power Plant then Southwestern Bell until 1986. Married Glennice Trembly July 18 1942 in Chicago. she died 2000. Survived by son William C Owens and four daughters Linda Gray Barbara Moon Susan Schmid Sharon Cotter, sister Dorothy Benjamin, ten grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Burial Memorial Lawn Cemetery with military honors.
The family will receive friends from 6 30 p m to 8 p m Friday at the Carson Wall Funeral Home Parsons. Memorials may be made to the Bill Owens Memorial Scholarship Fund or the Wesley United Methodist Church.
Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski condemns Ashcroft move to have the Supreme Court overturn Oregon's assisted-death by own action law. The attorney general's filing argues federal action is needed to limit doctors prescribing lethal doses, a matter critics say pits state voters against federal policy in a high-stakes ethical clash.
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