Ottawa seniors student teaching in public schools
BRIEFS list Ottawa University seniors 87 in number teaching in Ottawa Public Schools assisting in elementary classes. Also notes community items: Easter sunrise service, a social security outreach at Youth Center, a Lackland Air Force enlistment report, and kindergarten enrollment details for Hawthorne School with birth and immunization requirements.
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Marilyn Chappell
Ralph Robertson
N. Cedar
Diana Kay
Fred Kissinger
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Easter Around The World DANCE NIGHT At VFW Hall 9 P M Sat Adv
Christians prepare for Easter with sunrise services nationwide while Jews observe Passover with Seders and readings. Contingents gather across universities and towns as college students vacation, beaches draw crowds in Fort Lauderdale, Needles hosts 70,000 campers, and a Bryn Mawr sunrise service unveils a mirrored sculpture titled Resurrection by artist Paul Von Ringelheim.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Robbie Robertson
Naomi
Nevada
Agsisti
ePeersons
Metz
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jesus Christ
Needles
Calif
Colorado
Bryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania
New York
Paul von Ringelheim
Easter Sunday Closures and Local Notices
Easter Sunday will close both sales at Todd Mobile Homes and the House of Douglas from 11 a.m. to 2 30 p m for a special opening. Beginning April 1 all dogs must be confined until July 1 or be taken to the Franklin County Humane Society Shelter with a fee to reclaim. The Eagles Lodge Dance featuring the Prohaska Band will be held Saturday April 10 at 9 p.m., guests with members.
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Todd Mobile Homes
Franklin County Humane Society
House of Douglas
Eagles Lodge
Adv
Hawkins Grange Votes to Donate to Local Trust Fund
Hawkins Grange members voted at Wednesday meeting to donate to a local trust fund. Terri Sue Foote, daughter of Gerald Foote who led recently in an auto incident, was reported in care of the Johnson Sheriff's Department earlier this meeting.
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Hawkins Grange
Terri Sue Foote
Gerald Foote
Johnson Sheriff’s Department
Foote
Fire Damages Ottawa Frame House on E. 12th
Friday night fire heavily damaged a frame house owned by Clifford Hettler at 319 E. 12th. Ottawa Fire Department cited an electrical shortage in the utility room as the cause. Firefighters worked just over an hour to extinguish the blaze and removed much of the furniture. Fire Chief G. A. Diamond Jr. and additional units were at the scene. A separate run to 610 S. Sycamore addressed a trash container fire reported by a neighbor.
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Clifford Hettler
Ottawa Fire Department
G. A. Diamond Jr
Rubin Salmon
S. Sycamore
Fishy Find Unearths Ancient Carving in Yarmouth
In Great Yarmouth Norfolk museum officials keep a 4th century stone carving away from crowds due to a strong decayed fish smell. The relic, dug from the depths of the fishing port, is linked to the town's ancient friary and sits in a distant gallery for visitors.
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Great Yarmouth
England
Norfolk
County Court Citations From The Daily Report
Bryan Winston 21 Madison Wisconsin speeding 102 in 75 mph zone fined 25 dollars plus costs Edward Jackson 16 Arkansas City no license careless driving charges dismissed Darryl Roberts 16 Arkansas City careless driving dismissed Robert Johnson 28 Roeland Park no current driver daily log fined 10 dollars plus costs Admissions and dismissals listed Emergency Lawrence Parkhurst 504 E 4th wheel barrel handle injury pork prices and livestock market notes with bids and weights
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Bryan S. Winston
Madison
Wis
Edward M. Jackson
Arkansas City
Darryl W. Roberts
Robert E. Johnson
Roeland Park
Francis L. Johnson
Davida Keltz
S. Walnut
Ada T. Davault
Williamsburg
Clark Millbern
S. Hickory
Beverly Millbern
Virgil Mills
Watershed Formation OK'd by Pottawattomie Creek directors
Directors for the Pottawattomie Creek Watershed officially canvassed the vote on forming the watershed. The tally was 435 for and 158 against. Results go to the Kansas Secretary of State who will issue a charter once filed in five counties. Subsequent steps include filing the charter and forming the subdivision, then planning to meet water control needs with broad public input before final watershed approval.
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Pottawattomie Creek
State of
Kansas
Pottawatomie Basin
Bruce Spears Extends Thanks To Election Workers
County Election Officer Bruce Spears praised election workers for a well run general election on Tuesday. Canvassing by the County Commission on Friday found no changes to the posted totals, confirming the final results.
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Bruce Spears
Spears
Cattle and sheep market recap from Kansas City report
AP notes compared with last week, cattle prices show steers and heifers up 50, cows down 50 to 1.00. prime and choice beef largely in the 32 to 50 range. Feeder categories span 27 to 46.50 per hundredweight across various weights. sheep and lambs trend mixed with spring lambs at 30.50 to 31.00 for choice and prime.
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Kansas City
Choice
Nondiscrimination Statement and Local Probate Notices
Legal notice summarizes federal civil rights compliance by Coffey County Rural Electric Cooperative and multiple Kansas probate matters. Notices cover Title VI assurances, complaint procedures, and deadlines, plus hearings for Allan J. Rubick estate and final settlement details for W. B. DeVilbiss estate with involved parties and filing dates.
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Coffey County Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
United States
Easter Breakfast for Sir Knights at Masonic Temple
Tancred Commandery No 11 K T announces a breakfast for all Sir Knights and families at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 6 45 am. Attendees should go to First Christian Church at 8 30 wear uniforms all Sir Knights and families welcome Ray A Talbott E C Gerald B Harford Rec
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K.T
Masonic Temple
First Christian Church
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