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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1981

Page

8

Count Your Kid In Special Ed Screenings Planned

Ottawa and USC in cooperation with the Kansas State Department of Education will offer free preschool screenings on April 29 at the First United Methodist Church near Fourth and Hickory. The program checks physical development vision hearing behavior coordination and language, aiming to locate children likely needing special programs and to suggest activities for parents. Local partners include Head Start the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services and the Franklin County Health Department.

Ottawa U.S.C Kansas State Department of Education First United Methodist Church Fourth and Hickory Streets Head Start Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Franklin County Health Department State Department of Education

Guidelines for early screening and developmental milestones

The state outlines parent guidance for interagency cooperation and school planning to support children. It lists milestones across speech sight hearing physical and thinking domains with age benchmarks and directs readers to call 242-3818 for April 29 screenings or to arrange appointments or learn about services for handicapping conditions.

Obituary sketches Henry Wherry and Rosa Chambers

Henry Leland Wherry 88 Ottawa RFD 2 died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services at Dengel & Son Mortuary Wednesday with burial at Peoria Cemetery. Survived by widow Loreen, sister-in-law, nephews and a niece. Rosa E Stewart Chambers 84 Osage City died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services Thursday at Williamsburg Free Methodist Church with burial at Central Cemetery north of Williamsburg. Survived by daughters Nellie Cox and Daisy Chambers, a sister, two grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Memorials suggested to New Hope Baptist Church or the American Heart Fund.

Henry L. Wherry Henry Leland Wherry Ottawa RFD Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel & Son Peoria Glendon Epp Wherry Oxford Junction Iowa Franklin County Nevada Hawkins Grange Warren Black American Legion New Hope Baptist Church Loreen Rosa E. Chambers Rosa E. (Stewart) Chambers Osage City Williamsburg Free Methodist Church Central Cemetery Williamsburg Dwight Swanson Chambers Free Methodist Church Missionary Society Farm Bureau Glenn J. Chambers Osage County Nellie Cox Daisy Chambers Mabel N. Stewart Dengel & Son Mortuary Feorth R R Kansas New Hope

County Scholars To Go On Tour

The Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce plans its 23rd annual scholastic tour for top Franklin County high school students. Thirty three students from Ottawa Central Heights Wellsville Williamsburg Pomona will visit Kansas City May 6 visiting FAA air traffic control Nelson-Atkins Museum Country Club Plaza and Waldo Astoria playhouse with dinner.

Greater Ottawa Kansas City Ottawa Central Heights Wellsville Williamsburg Pomona FAA Air Traffic Control Center Olathe Nelson-Atkins Museum Country Club Plaza Waldo Astoria Playhouse Pomona High Brenda Witham Phil Thompson Steve Purcell Wellsville High Keith Woodley Kim DeGarmo Denise Hogan Ted van Horn Mary Kuestersteffen Tammy Lowe Williamsburg High Mike Basel Davin Reichard Central Heights High Diane Haney Coleen Evans Connie Qestreicher David Rossman Brenda Batchelor

Easter Brifts and Local Shop Notices

Ad briefs list local merchants and happenings in Ottawa including Russell Stover Easter baskets Reynolds Drug Store B&J's Broasted Chicken and other reopenings sales and events. Public notices include a junior high and high school band concert and various sales gardening plant offerings and discounts.

Russell Stover Reynolds Drug Store Ottawa Municipal Auditorium

Ottawa High Artists Win Top Score Over Area Schools

Ottawa High School artists from grades nine through 12 won first place overall among eight area schools in a Saturday competition. Top finishers include senior Jennifer Hadley leading with fourth, seniors Melanie Unruh and Carlton Howell placing seventh and ninth, and multiple Ottawa students winning in display categories such as mixed media, ceramics, weaving, batik, photography, and jewelry.

Ottawa OHS Olathe Tonganolle Paola Central Heights Garnett Osage City Spring Hill Bishop Miege Ottawa High Jennifer Hadley Way Be Melanie Unruh Carlton Howell Hadley David Brant Shannon Summers Rob Dunlap Howell Shawn Chambers Unruh Chambers

Thornbrugh Wins Coin Toss Becomes Pomona Councilman

Floyd Thornbrugh won a Pomona City Council seat after a tie broken by a coin toss by Franklin County Commissioner Roy Swank. A late absentee ballot pushed Thornbrugh ahead. Stoneking and Thornbrugh had tied on April 7. Incumbent Stanley Lantis was re elected to the council while Frank Hopkins won the mayoral race.

Thornbrugh Pomona Floyd Thornbrugh Franklin County Roy Swank Daniel Stoneking Stoneking County Commission Stanley Lantis Frank Hopkins

DPS Arrests Three In School Vandalisms

Two 18-year-old Ottawa men and a 17-year-old Ottawa male were arrested by the Department of Public Safety for vandalism at Ottawa High School and East Central Vocational Cooperative. Darin R. Hermreck and Reid Crawford faced charges related to defacing a building, with bond set for both and municipal court appearances planned. A seven-year-old was charged with criminal damage and referred to juvenile authorities. The incidents involved slogans such as Down with the God Squad amid a religious group’s anti rock music discussion.

Arnold M. Gordon Princeton Gordon Ottawa Mark H. Shields S. Elm Ottawa High School East Central Vocational Cooperative Darin R. Hermreck S. Mulberry Reid Crawford S. Hickory Department of Public Safety God OHS

Assault on Policeman Leaves DPS Officer Injured

A 28-year-old rural Williamsburg man was held in the county jail after an assault Sunday night on Spt. Ralph Ritz of the Department of Public Safety. Ritz was bitten on the right shoulder during the altercation at Sonic Drive In and treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital. The suspect was later booked on resisting arrest and assault on a police officer.

Williamsburg Spt Ralph Ritz Department of Public Safety DPS Ritz Sonic Drive In S Main Ransom

Sciatica Pain Explained by Chiropractors in Ottawa Kansas

Sciatica is a nerve pressure symptom not a disease. It often affects men and can arise from over exertion injuries or falls. Chiropractors diagnose nerve interference in the low back and seek to eliminate it to restore proper nerve function and natural relief. Information provided by Matney Chiropractic Offices in Ottawa Kansas.

Chiropractic Larry J. Matney D.C Matney Chiropractic Offices South Main Ottawa Kansas

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