Ottawa High School names Mr and Miss OHS for next year
Friday assembly at Ottawa High School announced Mr Williams and Miss Ratliff as the top student leaders for next year. Ten finalists were narrowed by a council committee and teacher ratings, with student voting finalizing the selections. Other finalists included Bundy Hofman Lewis Reynolds Rutter Tweet Sellers and Middlebusher. Next year’s council president will be Vance Finch. Kishawn Harshaw received a brief tribute and Erin Jordan led the jazz band.
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Richard
Anita Williams
Paula Ratliff
Bill
Barbara Ratliff
Willow
Nexty Cil
Vance Finch
Kishawn
Harshaw
Erin Jordan
OHS
Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club Hog Feed Tonight
The Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club hosts its annual Hog Feed at 6 pm on club grounds. Separate items note a 9 30 am Sunday worship service by Extra Dimension from Kansas City Youth for Christ at First United Methodist Church with Janie Mc Claran and Wes Wilson in the group.
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Extra Dimension
Kansas City
Hayden names Figgins treasurer and Wright to KDOT post
Governor Mike Hayden announced Doug Wright Cowley County attorney will be chief counsel for the state Department of Transportation. New Reno County treasurer Larry Tucker and Franklin County treasurer Vera M Figgins named, Sheridan County gets Eugene Schwarz to board of county commissioners. Wright 38 from Arkansas City will start May 8 after seven years as Cowley County attorney. He holds a BS from Emporia State and a 1973 law degree from Washburn University. He is president elect of the Kansas County and District Attorneys Association.
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Cowley County
State Department of Transportation
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Franklin
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Hutchinson
Reno County
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Pomona
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Eugene Schwarz
Grinnell
Board of County Commissioners
Francis Meier
KDOT
Horace Edwards
Wright
Emporia State University
Washburn University
Kansas County and District Attorneys Association
Franklin County Almanac Forecast Lowdown
The almanac notes sunny and warm today with highs around 65 to 70 in Missouri and Nebraska. It calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions through Sunday in Nebraska and Oklahoma with highs mostly in the 70s and 80s and mild to cool nights in the 30s to 50s.
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Oklahoma
Richmond man jailed in habitual violator case with probation
Terry L. Wharton of rural Richmond was sentenced Friday to one to two years in custody with the sentence suspended on one year probation after pleading nolo contendere on felony driving as a habitual violator. Probation includes $118 court costs, a $50 supervision fee within 90 days, and $97.50 to the Aid to Indigent Defendants fund within 120 days. Civil cases filed include Harvey G. King Jr. v Tru-Flite Industries and State Farm seeking to raise weekly wage from $250 to $400. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples. traffic incident details and a hospital transfer noted with $4,700 vehicle damage. School meal menus and outdoor lunch schedules listed with dates and prep notes.
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Richmond
Secretary of Corrections
Harvey G. King Jr
Eskridge
Tru-Flite Industries
State Farm and Casualty Co
King
Bible Baptist Church 15th Anniversary Revival Dates Revised
Correction issued after an error in reporting revival services for Bible Baptist Church. The events begin Sunday and run through Friday May 1, marking the churchs fifteenth anniversary.
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Bible Baptist Church
Ottawa Library Q and A Help Line Highlights
Community information desk offers help with questions on historical figures, local events, Bloodmobile dates, Franklin County Fair, and Missouri dogwood bloom status. Contacts include 1-816-221-242 and 1-816-474-9600 for KC events, plus local notices like Sept 8 1987 and July 23 25.
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K.C
Ottawa University
Franklin County
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Missouri
Division of Tourism
Jefferson City
Chemical treatments and local ads join Franklin County briefs
Chemicals for musk thistle control now available at the Franklin County Noxious Weed Dept from 7 am to 4 30 pm daily. Drake Jewelry offers class rings at 64 95. Free trash containers info by call 242 4729. Country Bumpkin open house April 30 May 1 and 2 with coffee cookies and plants 6 miles west of 59 Hwy. Nail sculpturing by Sandy Elliott starts April 27 with evenings and Sat appointments at Guys and Dolls 242 3055. Farm Bureau tour postponed to Fall. Carter merchandise 20 off for Young Place 12 months and up.
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Sandcreek
Sandy Elliott
Guys and Dolls
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