Obituary for Margaret Elizabeth Shoger 89 Ottawa
Margaret Elizabeth Shoger 89 of Ottawa died September 26 2000 at Village Care Center. Funeral services 11 a.m. Friday at Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home with Rev. Fred Shoger Schaeffer officiating. Born January 8 1911 in Waverly she grew up in Ottawa and graduated Ottawa High School in 1929. She trained as a nurse at Research Hospital Kansas City and married Milton Dale Shoger July 26 1931 in Kansas City. He died September 13 1985. She worked as a nurse in Kansas City and Albuquerque retiring from Presbyterian Hospital Albuquerque. She moved back to Ottawa in 1987. She was active as a youth leader at First Christian Church and Albuquerques First Christian Church. She belonged to NA RFE General Edward Hand DAR Happy Homemakers Ottawa Oasis Club and Just Friends Club. Survived by brother in law Herb Johnson Ottawa nephew Tom Johnson Blue Springs MO and several cousins. Preceded in death by sister Mary K. Johnson and infant Robert Leonard Waring. Body lies in state after 9 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home with family receiving friends 10 a.m. Friday until service. Burial Princeton Cemetery. Memorials to First Christian Church or Princeton Christian Church.
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Markets Mixed As Third Quarter Worries Weigh Shares
New York stocks closed mixed as investors worried about third quarter profits sold weak performers, with the Dow down 16.37 to 10614.95 at mid day. S and P 500 rose to 1429.82 and Nasdaq advanced to 3708.13 while tech issues strengthened modestly on bargain hunting. several local names quoted: Casey’s General Stores, H&R Block, O’Reilly Auto, United Parcel Service, Wal-Mart, Wendy’s. Grain prices posted: Ottawa Co-op quotes wheat 2.50, corn 1.55, milo 1.35, soybeans 4.51. Franklin County prices showed wheat 2.60, corn 1.50, milo 2.41, soybeans 4.42.
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