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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2000
Page
3
Marie Enyart of Ottawa will turn 85 on August 16, inviting friends to a card shower at 123 West 11th. Marvin Durbin, also of Ottawa, turns 81 on August 15 and asks for cards at 527 South Locust.
Darrin and Sondra Meadows of Ottawa welcomed daughter Sara Kaileigh Meadows on July 11 2000 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents Gene and Lola Broers Wellsville and Manuel and Myra Meadows Covington Virginia. Great grandparents Bert Bernadine Broers Wellsville Ernest Sink Ottawa Melvin Martha Meadows Covington Virginia and Della Martin Covington Virginia. Brother Ben 14 sister Brigette 14 Sean 5.
A fire on the Colville Indian Reservation was started when a grasshopper was incinerated after landing on an electric fence. Roland Emetaz, spokesman for the Central Washington Area Team, said dry grass and heat risked rapid spread.
A diary style update from Elizabeth of The Amish Cook recounts daily chores after a funeral, cleaning walls and furniture, tending to garden and animals, and visiting relatives. She shares snippets of family life, church attendances, and a pair of reader recipes for apple fritters and spritz cookies with origins and homey instructions.
The Cayuga Lake based lake source cooling project at Cornell University cools air by piping 39 degree water from 425 foot deep Cayuga Lake to a heat transfer station. It aims to cut electricity bills by 80 percent while reducing coal power use and halting CFC refrigerants. Environmentalists warn of nutrient discharge and algal blooms, while supporters say the lake may become clearer and the system could serve as a nationwide model pending data.
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