Weddings on display at Franklin County museum exhibit
The Franklin County Historical Society seeks wedding clothing and photos for the May and June exhibit Wedding Threads: A Trip Down the Aisle at the Old Depot Museum. They request items dating back to 1850 and local wedding photos for display. Call 242-1232 or 242-1250 for details.
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Judgments Issued Against Multiple Defendants in Daily Report
The Daily Report notes several default judgments across dates in March. Lawrence Memorial Hospital secured March 14 against Michelle L Ewbank and Mark A Ewbank. Debra S Croucher and Mike Voigts and Tammy Voigts faced March judgments. LCEC Services and Ottawa Nautilus pursued against listed defendants. James Cox and Bobbi Cox were named in a March 5 default. Robert Lane Priscilla D Carter listed in separate judgments.
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Michelle L. Ewbank
Mark A. Ewbank
Pizza Village
Debra S. Croucher
CEO Services Inc
Mike Voigts
Tammy Voigts
Lcec Services Inc
Ottawa
Nautilus
Craig Havens
Robert Lane
Priscilla D. Carter
Merry Hornbuckle
James Cox
Bobbi Cox
Ryun to Speak at OU on Christian Athletics Theme
Olympic medalist and congressman Jim Ryun will speak at Ottawa University chapel at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Champions of Character Board, the event highlights Ryun’s track and life philosophy rooted in Christian faith. Local FCA chapters and the public may attend.
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Jim Ryun
Ottawa University
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Champions of Character
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God
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Washington, D.C
Beads and toys grow from KAY Club crafts at Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa Middle School KAY Club members and sponsors gathered Friday after school to craft infant toys from beads colored rice and plastic bottles. Projects include shakers jingle rollers and chips in a can to aid early development while meals on wheels bag coloring supports elder outreach.
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Kansas Association For Youth
Ottawa
Katie Meredith
Laura Snider
Laurie Sisk
Taylor Moore
Otawa Middle School
Kansas weighs tobacco settlement funds amid Illinois ruling
Kansas faces potential disruption to 25 year tobacco settlement receipts totaling about 1.6 billion as an Illinois court orders Phillip Morris to post a 12 billion appeal bond. Budget officials warn payments could slow though long term compliance remains likely. Funds diverted from children worry advocates who oppose tapping the KEY endowment for general state needs rather than dedicated child programs.
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Children’s Initiative Fund
Gary Brunk
Kansas Action For Children
Amish Cook co-author to visit Ottawa Monday
Kevin Williams, co-author of the Amish Cook with Elizabeth Coblentz, plans a 2:30 p.m. Monday program at the Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa. A new hardcover book will debut and a book signing occurs 7 to 8 p.m. at Ottawa Country Mart. Lovina Eicher carries on Mrs. Coblentz's column with questions directed to her.
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Elizabeth Coblentz
Kansas City
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Carnegie Cultural Center
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Orshem Town and Country Supply
Princeton
Ohio
Ottawa Country Mart
S. Princeton Circle
Lovina Eicher
Ottawa Herald
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