Funeral services for Frances Jean Jones Garnett and Herman L Mader
Frances Jean Jones Garnett 71 of Richmond died Sunday September 18 1994 at a Richmond nursing home and funeral services were held Wednesday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett with burial at Garnett Cemetery She was born May 3 1923 to George Harry and Amy Amanda Manlove married Odaus George Jones in 1943 and had two sons and two daughters Survivors include Ralph Jimmie Clara Mary and six other relatives She worked as a nurses aide and later moved to Richmond Also noted is the death of Herman L Mader 84 of Garnett who died September 21 1994 funeral is set for 2 pm Saturday at Saint Boniface Catholic Church Scipio burial at Saint Boniface Cemetery He was born August 19 1910 to George and Josephine Mader a farmer and long-time Anderson County resident He belonged to Knights of Columbus and Mt Carmel Third Degree Scipio and Richmond Lions Club Rosaries will be said Friday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett.
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Garnett
Frances Jean Jones
Richmond
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Steve Harbison
Garnett Cemetery
George Harry
Amy Amanda (Murray) Manlove
Odaus George Jones
Springfield
Ralph O. Jones
Jimmie Jones
Ottawa
Clara Stifter
Iola
Mary Carey
Welda
Frank Manlove
Paola
Herman L. Mader
Golden Heights Living Center
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Scipio
St. Boniface Cemetery
George and
Josephine (Feuerborn) Mader
Anderson County
Knights of Columbus
Mt. Carmel
Richmond Lions Club
Farris- Feuerborn Memorial
District Court Hears Theft by Deception and Fraud Case
District Court convict Mark Shane Schmitt 21 of theft by deception and falsely reporting a crime linked to an insurance fraud. He faced sentencing October 31 while also facing a separate arrest for failure to appear on a BB gun charge. Several local residents received jail terms or fines for worthless checks, with restitution and costs varying by case. Police reports note thefts, burglaries, and accidents across Ottawa and area.
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Norman Loper
Greeley
Susan
Sachse
Ottawa
Dena Seeley
Pomona
Corina Alexander
Lane
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Shirley DeCock
Dorothy Toumberlin
Mark Shane Schmitt
North Glen
Colo
Dan Dunbar
Schmitt
Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
Don Morton
Edgerton
Francis K. Cain
Eudora
Police News
Simpson defense wins moral victory in judge ruling
Judge Lance Ito upheld police searches of OJ Simpson’s mansion but sharply criticized detective Philip Vannatter. He found some statements reckless, not merely negligent, potentially affecting evidence including blood in the foyer and bathroom. Jury selection set to begin Monday as pretrial hearings continue.
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Simpwall Soti
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Simpson
Philip Vannatter
Alb Ue Vana
Myrna Raeder
Southwestern University Law School
Ito
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Ms. Simpson
Neosho County sees drop in overall enrollment
Neosho County Community College reports a three percent fall in fall enrollment across Chanute and outreach campuses, with gains at Chanute offset by declines at Ottawa and Independence. Credit hours total 12,333 versus 12,718 last year, headcount 1,594 from 1,655 prior year. Ottawa campus credit hours fall to 3,746 from 4,205.
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Kris Knowles
Harris News Service
Hanute
Neosho County Community College
Chanute
Ottawa
Independence
NCCC
Mental tests ordered for murder suspect in Kansas
A Howard man, Richard Barber, 50, pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the July 1 slaying of Larry Magnuson, a dentist near Iola. A district court judge ordered mental examinations at Larned State Hospital to determine competence to stand trial, with a trial date to be set after tests. Barber, held on $1 million bail, has a history of mental illness dating to 1977 or 1978 and was released from a Wichita hospital hours before the killing.
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Kan
Howard
Iola
Richard Barber
Allen County
Larry Magnuson
John White
Barber
Larned State Hospital
Steve Doering
Wichita
Magnuson
Philadelphia man curses judge and faces longer sentence
Derrick Shaw directed strong curses at Judge Ricardo C. Jackson after being sentenced to 7 to 15 years for kidnapping and armed robbery. A transcript shows Jackson resentenced Shaw to the maximum 42 to 85 years, leaving Shaw facing a much harsher term.
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Philadelphia
Derrick Shaw
Ricardo C. Jackson
Shaw
Jackson
Sheriff announces jailers to become road deputies
Sheriff Rex Bowling stated three jailers will move to road deputy roles, with Jimmy Dean and Phil DePriest starting October 1 and Jay Bacon at the start of next year. Tim Woods will join the local drug unit. Dean joined Jan 1993, DePriest and Bacon in July 1993.
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Rex Bowling
Jimmy Dean
Phil DePriest
Jay Bacon
Dean
DePriest
Bacon
Tim Woods
Ment
DePriest and Bacon
Bowling
Alan Radcliffe
Allen Campbell
Larry Skeet
Postal rates hike defended by postal chief in Washington
The Postal Service backs a 10.3 percent across the board rate rise, including first class postage to 32 cents, as a unique plan to cope with fierce competition from electronic mail, facsimile, telemarketing, and automatic funds transfer. CEO William J. Henderson told the Postal Rate Commission the raise would fund services for a couple of years while reviews proceed. Art Sackler of the Mailers Council saw the plan as a bridge to the future and urged giving it a chance.
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Washington
William J. Henderson
Postal Rate Commission
Henderson
Independent Rate Commission
Art Sackler
The
Mailers Council
Wall Street Market in Brief Bankruptcy or Reorganization
Local market notes show ongoing concerns about bankruptcy or reorganization under the Bankruptcy Act for Wall Street markets. Ottawa Co op quotes list Wednesday afternoon prices for hard wheat soybeans oats corn milo, and Franklin County ASCS office quotes redemption prices for PIK certificates with grains and soybeans priced accordingly. Livestock notes from St Joseph Missouri report Thursday hog quotations by weight class, sow adjustments, and cattle feedlot activity. Dodge City Kansas reports quiet feedlot trade with 44,300 head sold so far this week. Nonferrous metals prices in New York include spot quotes for gold and silver via Handy & Harman and NY Comex.
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Corm
Milo
Franklin County
ASCS
St, Joseph
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
NEW York
Handy & Harman
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