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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1994

Page

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WalkAmerica event celebrates birth defect research in Ottawa

The Ottawa Herald notes a Sunday WalkAmerica for March of Dimes at Ottawa University Mowbray Union with 1:30 registration, 2 p.m. start, two routes, then a Fashion Inc barbecue with games and entertainment. Corporate sponsor is Western Resources, KPL owner.

Ottawa University Mowbray Union Fashion, Inc Western Resources, Inc KPL Rosemary Stewart Osage City Ransom Memorial Hospital Main Gayle Norris Ottawa E. 5Th Fifth Baldwin City Holt-Russell Parmenter Hall Baker University

Open House Showcases New Low Income Homes in Ottawa

ECKAN announces an open house on April 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 724 and 728 N. Cherry to display two newly constructed low income homes. Each offers three bedrooms one bathroom full basement attached garages and targets affordable housing for local families. Richard Jackson of ECKAN notes additional homes will be ready for occupancy in July at 628 N. Lodhbt and 700 Cypress.

Ast Central Kansas Economic and Opportunity Inc N. Cherry Richard Jackson ECEAN N. Lodhbt Cypress Ottawa Jackson

Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff listings

The Ottawa Herald details subscription prices for delivery and mail, effective October 1, 1993, with rates for Ottawa and surrounding counties. It lists staff roles including Editor Publisher A Hitch Bemis Managing Editor Tom Love Advertising Director Peg Armstrong Circulation Mgr Virginia Howe and Eras Foreman Jean Roseman. Rates cover various terms, routes, and regions with state tax included and advance payment required.

A. Hitch Bemis Tom Love Peg Armstrong Virginia Howe Wayne Snow Eras Foreman Jean Roseman

Pomona Scout aims to plant 750 trees for Eagle project

Jesse Cox a Pomona High School junior leads 750 tree planting along Dragoon Creek to curb erosion. About 30 volunteers mostly scouts meet at 9 am Saturday at Pomona Lake Ranger Station bringing shovels and sack lunches. Donations include sodas cookies and chips and 750 bare root seedlings from the Corps of Engineers and Extension Office. Cox 17 says project arose after severe floods last year and will be reviewed by local and district committees before final sanction by the national Boy Scouts of America in Irving Texas.

Jesse Cox Pomona High School Pomona Lake Pomona Lake Ranger Station Cox Kansas State Manhattan Amy Corps of Engineers Dragoon Creek Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Charles Marty Cox Idaho Road Boy Scout Committee Eagle Board Irving Texas Boys Scouts of America

Franklin County expands Community Corrections budget plan

The Franklin County commissioners approved the Fourth Judicial District Community Corrections annual operating plan and budget, increasing FY 1995 funds to about $290,000 with a $30,300 raise to hire an intensive supervision officer for juvenile offenders. The program, funded by KDOC, will also boost juvenile monitoring, surveillance staff hours, electronic monitoring, and joint work with parole services for eight to ten cases, focusing on area residents returning from prison.

Franklin County Commission Fourth Judicial District Clarence Raines Kansas Department of Corrections Franklin Anderson Coffey Osage KDOC Raines Parole Franklin County

Show Prize Draw highlights a flood of local winners

The event featured a recliner grand prize won by Pat Maxwell of 3165 Labette and numerous smaller prizes donated by Bauman's Carpets and Furniture Waymire's Country Market Apple Market and local merchants. Winners include Diane McNish, Leona Reed, Pat Hodges and many more from Pomona Williamsburg Princeton and Edgerton with gift certificates baskets and goods from local businesses.

Pat Maxwell Bauman Waymire’s Mary Baltic S. Poplar Joan Taylor Eisenhower Debi Smith Pomona Nancy Jenkins Osage Doris Holeman Thomas Road Linda Leatherberry Highway 50 Doris Higdon Williamsburg Kris Radcliffe David Hood N. Hickory Helen Landwehr Princeton Kathy Burgoon Ash Ashley Mitchell Philip Arnett Louann Webster S. Cedar Joyce Weidner S. Willow Josh Home Viceine Amanda Ricketts Shem Yarbro S. Princeton Nancy Mitchell Diane McNish Nevada Terrace Fashion Alley la von Harris Delores Williams Highland Merle Norman Jayne Turner Jodi Home Lucille Spencer Ohio Terrace Brenda Ricketts Heavenly Scents Lily Bath Nadene Peters Construction Material Inc Gary Yardley Edgerton eAir Mildred Steward Waverly Pat Hodges Reno Road A. Bloomin Shirley Falls S. Locust Kay Larrick E. Wilson Wal-Mart Robin Wadkins Indiana Road Dorothy Topp Richmond Norma Steward Beverly Briggs Baldwin Pat Carey Helton Hallmark Alice Franks Quenemo Anita Findley Riley Road Laura Carpenter Marsha Hermreck Carolyn Hollandsworth Edith Rader S. Mulberry Wanda Monthey Judy Herlein Joyce Dassing Ottawa Herald Jerry Abbott Cypress Leona Reed Martha Miller Debi Thompson Nellie Davis Rantoul Paula Reeve

Community notices mix of events and sales

Winter garment care promotion at Royal Cleaners. RMH Auxiliary hosts annual tea in conference room. Donations to Kath leen Waymire Memorial Baby Closet. Pepper's Film Night features The Diving Duck. Beach party at Hurricane Sherry's. VFW Hamburger Night in Ottawa. LizWear and LizSport new arrivals at Fashion Alley. Lions Pancake Supper signing with Olivia Algxan. Heavenly School lunch room hosts scholarship fundraiser. Scents.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Rmh Kathleen Waymire WMSB Lions Club Olivia Algxanper Mon Giranne Heavenly Scents

Penneys charges tied to Branson fire damage losses

Fire at J C Penney 221 223 S Main and nearby shops caused extensive damage. Branson suffered multiple injuries and was found near the blaze with a broken knee and pelvis. Officials speculated he leapt from a second story as a power line was broken. Penney's kept a catalog operation at Kramer Drug. A Bloomin Florist relocated to 314 S Main after the fire. Main Street Marketing moved to the owner’s home and later faded out. Helton's Hallmark temporarily joined The Victorian House for repairs while walls were fixed. Total 1992 losses estimated at least 500000.

Branson J.C. Penney J.C. Penney’s S. Main Bloomin’ Florist Main Street Marketing Penney's Kramer Drug Store Main Street Dan Ames Helton’s Hallmark

French jet hit by ground fire over Gorazde mission

A French Etendard IV-P aircraft on a reconnaissance mission over Gorazde was struck in the tail by ground fire as NATO and U N officials reported escalating fighting around the town in eastern Bosnia. The pilot reportedly escaped injury. NATO did not identify the fire source.

Naples Italy Gorazde Bosnia NATO Alliance U.N French Defense Ministry Clemenceau Adriatic

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