Ottawa area events calendar highlights through April 1994
Calendar page lists meetings and activities across Ottawa and Franklin County. Items include chamber gatherings, county commission sessions, 4-H weigh-ins and fairs, school concerts, OU events, health fundraisers, recycling drives, craft shows, and family programs at local venues from city hall to annex rooms. Multiple organizations present such as Chamber of Commerce, OCAC, OU, RMH, and the Franklin County Conservation District.
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Chamber
2Nd County Commission
Main
Farthera
S. Main
City Commission
Fourth
Walnut
ORC
Convention and Tourism Committee
10Th
Cedar
Courthouse Square
Franklin County Conservation District Board
American Red Cross
Sheriff's Department
Ottawa University
Relay For Life
Cancer Society
OHS
Larry Maca
Forest Park
Garnett Square Fair
Farmer's Market
OCAC
Old Depot Museum
West Tecumseh
City Park
Fifth
Ottawa Board of Education
Chamber Board of Directors
Education and Health Committee
West 17Th Street
Habitat For Humanity
Planning Commission
Communication and Image Committee
Fairgrounds
Weat 17Th Street
Ottawa Middle School
OMS
Lincoln
Lincoln School
N. Cedar
Ottawa Municipal
Bill Howe
KU Dyche Hall
Lawrence
Kamens National Guard
Atari
Art Guild
East Central China Painters
Sirloin Stockade
Princeton
10Th and
Franklin County Genealogical Society
13Th
Quilters Guild
Elliott
Bill
Franklin County Diabetes Association
West 17Th
West Franklin
Kansas Veterans Representative
Don Woodward
Writers Group
CARE
OMA
Hickory
Ottawa Jaycees
Pizza Village
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Ottawa Personnel Association
AMH
American Association of Retired Persons
East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging
Franklin County Recycling
Wingert
Ottawa Library Board
PRIDE
Franklin County
Wingest's
Johnny Paycheck
Ottawa High School
Ash
Ottawa Boikd of Education
Habitat/Humanity
First Christian Church
Third
Eldon
Ottawa
Twin Lakes
Osage City
Bloodmobile
Faith Lutheran Church
Victorian era funeral exhibit at Depot museum explores parlor customs
The Depot museum features a Victorian funeral display showing parlor use before modern undertakers. Artifacts include a cooling board, casket veils, and undertaker tools, with loans from Floyd Greenwood and Walt Dengel. The exhibit also covers tombstone carving, Lane marble quarries, and a model of Forest Park.
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Barker
Floyd Greenwood
Overbrook
Walt Dengel
Ottawa
Lyndon High to stage two one act plays
Lyndon High School will present two one act plays at 7 30 p m on Tuesday and again next Saturday in the school auditorium. Laundry in Bourbon and Lone Star by James McClure feature Roy the returning Vietnam veteran and a town coping with changes. Tickets are 3 dollars.
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Lyndon High
Texas
Lyndon High School
Bourbon
Lone Star
James McClure
Lyndon
Jason Harris
Roy
Harris
Property valuation rise seen in Franklin County
Franklin County records show property values up almost 11 percent, about 1114 dollars above the non farmstead average. Brown notes most new homes were built in rural areas and stresses that tax bills track government budgets rather than valuations, with 3.5 percent rise based on monthly trends from repeat sales. Only about 10 percent of total valuation comes from agricultural land.
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Brown
Franklin County
1993 1994 Property Valuation Comparison Chart
A county and city valuation comparison explains how total property values are calculated after removing tax exempt properties. It details farmstead inclusion in county residential figures, excludes farmsteads in city residential totals, and notes tax rates of 11.5 percent on residential and farmstead properties and 30 percent on commercial properties. It clarifies why adding residential and commercial values does not equal the chart’s total due to other classifications such as agricultural vacant lots utility exempt and other.
Kansas Forecast With Showers Possible South and West
The forecast calls for a Monday chance of showers and thunderstorms in the west and south. Lows near the 40s, highs mid-50s to mid-60s. Tuesday brings a shower and thunderstorm chance with lows around 40 and highs in the 60s. Wednesday looks dry with lows in the 40s and highs upper 60s to mid-70s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Rain Keeps Waters Up Crossing County Roads
Heavy rainfall has raised the Marais des Cygnes Pottawatomie Creek and Middle Creek, threatening road closures. Officials say crossing the Marais des Cygnes may require using Ottawa as the only safe route, with several roads set to close Saturday including Vermont Road north of Rantoul Stafford Road west to Oregon Road Alabama Terrace Labette Terrace Colorado Road south from Pomona Idaho Road south of K-68 Eisenhower at Pawnee Road Pawnee west of Eisenhower and Rock Creek east of Oregon Road.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Pottawatomie Creek
Middle Creek
Pepple
Ottawa
the Herald
Vermont Road
Rantoul
Stafford Road
Montana Road
Oregon Road
Alabama Terrace
Labette Terrace
Quenemo
Colorado Road
Pomona
Idaho Road
Eisenhower
Pawnee Road
Pawnee
Rock Creek
Retirement Stalwart Harold Shomber Reflects on Life in Ottawa
Harold Shomber, 86, longtime Ottawa electronics and business manager, recounts a life of travel, church service, and community leadership. He led Ottawa groups including the Lions or Sertoma club, and served in church roles while raising a family with Irene. He plans rest, gardening, and clock restoration in retirement.
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Ottawa
Sertoma Club
Shomber
Irene
Henry A. Shomber
Seattle
Boeing
Carolyn Rodenberg
Fairfax Station
Harold
Alaska
Mexico
Canada
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Italy
Egypt
Israel
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1993 and delivery options
The Ottawa Herald lists its subscription rates covering in town carrier and mail options across Kansas counties. Rates include one month to one year terms, with separate rural town and out of state pricing, all in advance, reflecting postal and delivery commitments effective October 1, 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cedar
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Ottawa
Refunds and health top state legislative agenda
The bill on health care reform moves to the governor after Senate approval and House passage. It blends insurance reforms with administrative changes to prepare for federal mandates next year, with bipartisan oversight to monitor health care. The gaming compact seeks to permit a Kansas City casino for four tribes, keeping Indian gaming alive in the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Finney
Joint Committee On
Kansas City
Kan
Community Event Briefs and Local Ads Recap
Ottawa VFW hosts a barbecue and dance on Saturday April 30 from 5 to 8 pm at N 59 Highway with a hamburger fry at reduced price and a dance with music by ACE DU Service plus a costume contest. couples four dollars, singles two, event includes cake and beverages. Main ad notes Farmers Market Opens May 4 at 1418 Main and kindergarten physicals offered Wednesdays by Fr. Co. Health Dept. Heavenly Scents gift shop promotes baskets and gift certificates. road grading service listed with contact number 242-6426.
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Ottawa
Vfw
Ace DU Service
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Ottawa Herald
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Bennett
Hanway
Lane
Ferguson and Nettleton
Bre Ouy
Richmond
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Teeell
Javeepennernsaevarde
Wichita Watchmakers Guild
Wwals
Laval
Jereerie Tinus Santadas
Homewood
Acorn
Hood School
Kansas State University
The
Kim A. Hitch
Peaks
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Howe
Jayne Snownee
Jean Rossman
Ad Briefs
Farmers Markey
Fr. Co. Health Dept