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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 2002

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Rum fire at bar injures patrons in Iowa City stunt

In Iowa City bartenders performing a Acapulco style rum ignition at Et Cetera sparked a fire injuring at least six. Investigators review fire code violations while police search for more injured. Eyewitnesses describe a brief flash and a fierce blaze at the bar.

Iowa City Iowa Acapulco Mexico R.J. Winkelhake Scott Vanden- Busch Franklin Wis William Campbell Boston

Cholesterol Clinic Brief at Franklin County Health Dept

ACholesterol clinic offers cholesterol, blood sugar, and PSA tests at Franklin County Health Department on Monday April 22 from 7 30 to 9 am fees are 15 each tests.

Franklin County Health Department

Obituaries for Clem McGhee and Todd Wray in Kansas and Nebraska

Clem Everett McGhee 87 of Colony died April 18 2002 at Kansas Heart Hospital Wichita His funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Colony with Pastor Steve Bubna officiating He was born July 14 1914 in Iowa and spent years in Westphalia He married Yvonne Bain in 1932 She died 2001 He farmed and owned a trucking firm and school buses He served on Crest school board and Colony City Council Survivors include children Ronald Delores Sandra nine grandchildren 21 great grandchildren five great great grandchildren and other relatives Burial Colony Cemetery Memorial to the Colony Ball Program Todd F Wray 41 of Wichita died in Nebraska Service 6 p.m. Sunday at Heafey Hoffman Dworak Cutler West Center Chapel Omaha with a private Mass Monday at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Omaha Survivors include son Charlie Wichita former wife Julie Wichita mother Catherine Wray Omaha brothers Mark Wray Des Moines Iowa and Rev Joseph Wray Battle Creek Nebraska Preceded in death by father Edward Wray Memorials to Charlie Wray Education Fund care of West Center Chapel Omaha Nebraska

Clem Everett McGhee Colony Kansas Heart Hospital Wichita Farris- Feuerborn Memorial Steve Bubna Leo and Elsie Moon) McGhee Iowa Westphalia Yvonne Helen Bain Iola Berg Company Crest Schools Crest School South Texas Ronald McGhee Delores Showalter Georgetown Sandra Spillman Gary McGhee Irvin David Lyle McGhee Darreen McGhee Friends Colony Cemetery Charlie Wray Julie Wray Catherine Wray Omaha Mark Wray Des Moines Towa Joseph Wray Battle Creek Neb Edward Wray Ottawa West Center Chapel West Center Road

School Menus Across Ottawa and Nearby Districts

Nutritional offers list weekly meals for Ottawa Schools and West Franklin Central Heights with daily breakfast and lunch options. Items include pancakes, donuts, burritos, chicken rings, tater tot casserole, BBQ beef, poor boy, ravioli, and various sides plus fruit and juice. Multiple districts feature desserts or puddings and vegetarian options.

Sioux candidates sue to open Wagner school board seat

The Yankton Sioux members Julie Weddell and Carole Wed dell sue the Wagner South Dakota school district alleging at large voting dilutes Indian votes and a single polling place reduces participation. The ACLU argues 42 percent of the district’s 3,900 residents are Indian and calls for districting by subareas to ensure representation.

Wagner Julie Weddell Carole Weddell American Civil Liberties Union Southeastern South Dakota ACLU Marty South Sisseton South Dakota Bryan Sells Charles Mix County Atlanta Ken Cotton Cotton Madonna Archambeau

Senior Menus for Week Include Sloppy Joe and Spaghetti

Meals listed with milk. Monday offers sloppy Joe scalloped potatoes winter mix bun and orange. Tuesday features beef stew cottage cheese crackers blueberry crisp. Wednesday includes ham LS with sweet potatoes DX blackeyed peas salad spiced apple sauce DX. Thursday serves spaghetti tossed salad carrots Texas toast strawberries OX. Friday presents tater tot casserole beets peas roll apricots.

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