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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1986

Page

11

Yates Center Regains Bank Through Branch Takeover

Yates Center Kansas bank residents cheer as the State Exchange Bank reopens as the Girard National Bank Yates Center Branch after insolvency. FDIC transfers deposits, purchase premium set at 353000 with 16.8 million in assets and loans sold. The move uses a new branch banking law allowing failed banks to reopen as branches of healthier institutions.

Yates Center Kan Kansas State Exchange Bank of Girard National Bank Martin Schifferdecker Schifferdecker Girard State Exchange Bank Julie Amberson Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC Eugene T. Barrett Jr Marcia Carrigan Ms. Amberson Girard Bank Carrigan Wichita White Cloud Nortonville McCune Dexter Arkansas City Yates

Former Writer Hos New Job With Kansas Arts Commission

Don Lambert of Topeka named chairman of the Kansas Arts Commission advisory council by Gov. John Carlin. The 29 member panel includes Lambert, a former Ottawa Herald reporter, freelance writer, KU graduate student and KANU radio arts commentator. He succeeds John Naughatin of Lawrence. Lambert helped bring national acclaim to Grandma Layton.

Ottawa Herald Kansas Arts Commission Don Lambert Topeka John Carlin John Naughatin Lawrence KAC Topeka Arts Council Lambert University of Kansas

Area Students Earn Degrees This Summer at ESU and DeVry

Several area students completed degrees at Emporia State University this summer including Clifford D. Cain William G. Percy Sharon J. Schnieders Richard L. Master gon Jan Allison Michelle Campbell and Michelle Giesy all of Osage City Also Ralph E. Adams and Julee Ann Smail of Garnett earned degrees The report also lists DeVry Institute honors Patrica Vowell Jesse Maddox and Miles Floyd named to the presidential honor society and Cyn thia Kramer Dawn Tegtmeyer and Karl Artinger named to the dean's list.

Emporia State University Clifford D. Cain Ottawa William G. Percy Ash Sharon J. Schnieders Richard L. Mastergon Melvern Jan Allison Michelle Campbell Michelle Giesy Osage City Ralph E. Adams Julee Ann Smail Garnett DeVry Institute of Technology Kansas City Patrica Vowell Princeton Jesse Maddox Red Jacket Miles Floyd E. Wilson Cynthia Kramer E. 6Th Dawn Tegtmeyer Cherry Karl Artinger W. Sth

Hayden Gains GOP Backing From Kansas Congressional Delegation

Kansas Republican governor hopeful Mike Hayden won a united show of support from Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole and fellow Kansas lawmakers including Nancy Kassebaum Pat Roberts Jan Meyers and Bob Whittaker. They met Hayden at a Capitol luncheon and pledged to campaign for his bid against Lt Governor Tom Decking. Hayden plans a White House visit and stresses a methodical grassroots effort. Meanwhile he noted the delegation’s experience and advice as valuable to undecided voters.

Washington Kansas Mike Hayden Senate Bob Dole Nancy Kassebaum Pat Roberts Jan Meyers Bob Whittaker Hayden Dole Capitol Kansas House Tom Decking GOP Vern Chesbro Tee Republican Governors’ Association White House Mitch Daniels Bush Reagan Kassebaum Congressional

Rural relief push gains cross state support in Santa Fe

Kansas Lt. Gov. Thomas Docking led a push to fast track implementation of Section 1323 of the 1985 Food Security Act to spur private investment and loan funding for rural off farm businesses. New Mexico Lt. Gov. Mike Runnels and Nebraska Lt. Gov. Donald McGinley backed the effort at the National Conference of Lieutenant Governors, urging swift action by Agriculture Secretary Lyng to aid rural communities facing crisis.

Santa FE Kansas Thomas R. Docking New Mexico Nebraska Docking Agriculture Richard Lyng Mike Run Nels Donald F. McGinley Runnels McGinley Congress Secretary of Agriculture America

Deaths Paul A Maltsberger Harris

Services for Paul Arthur Maltsberger 90 Harris will be at 10 30 a m Saturday at St Patrick s Church Emerald with burial in the church cemetery Born July 3 1896 Overbrook he married Catherine Maltsberger June 2 1925 Emerald She died 1985 An Army veteran of World War I he belonged to Hull Cromwell Post 119 American Legion Survived by a brother Howard Maltsberger Selah Wash Friends may call at Farris Feuerborn Funeral Home Garnett Memorials to Emerald Cemetery Fund.

Paul A. Maltsberger Harris Paul Arthur Maltsberger Garnett St. Patrick’s Church Emerald Church Overbrook Catherine Maltsberger Hull- Cromwell American Legion Howard Maltsberger Selah Wash Farris-Feuerborn Emerald Cemetery

Enrollment and meal fees for West Franklin U S C students

Enrollment for all West Franklin U S C 287 students runs from morning until 3 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday at their attendance centers. Textbook fees range from 9 for kindergarten to 20 for high school, with lunches priced by grade and adults. Milk costs vary by grade level and duration. Kindergarten milk and snacks run 20 a semester or 37 yearly. The Ottawa Business and Professional Women meet at 6 30 Tuesday evening at the Ottawa University Mowbray Union.

West Franklin U.S.C Ottawa Business and Professional Women Ottawa University Mowbray Union

Housing boards discuss homesharing and cost-saving plans

The column outlines homesharing to ease housing shortages with Operation Match in Washington DC cited as a success. It also suggests methods to cut costs, such as lowering development fees, reducing street and driveway standards, and using annexation with proper zoning to enable future housing.

Washington D.C

Calen dars and sales notes from local ads 1987

Local ad briefs list CALENDARS now in stock at Ad Briefs 1987 and assorted shop notices. WALBURN'S FURNITURE closing Saturday for a wedding while TOMATOES priced at 3 lb for $1 at Turner Flowers. Franklin Co Preschool enrolls ages 12 months to 10 years. ELLA'S BAR offers Hickory smoked meat. Willis Garden Center advertises bulk seed. Farm Bureau holds policy meeting August 18 at the Farm Bureau building on Kansas tax structure. Litwin's opens Sunday 1 to 5 pm. Elks Lodge hosts Steak Night August 16 with reservations by 5 pm. Ice cream social on courthouse lawn August 20 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. The Other Place II features Sugar Creek on Friday and Saturday. Lonnie Bones begins full-time barbering at A Cut Above. Working Mothers program offers kin dergarten pickups and some openings at Sand Box Day Care.

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