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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2005
Page
12
A jumble of fantasy scenes recounts adventures at a cave entrance. The narrator encounters a mountain lion and cubs, befriends a wild runt, then guides a lion to the jungle. Another tale features a dragon, a bear, and a fairy tea party with Tinkerbell.
A Kansas State University anthropologist argues that reality dating programs echo timeless matchmaking. He notes arranged marriages persist worldwide and in the United States via services and community practices, with the ultimate choice still resting with individuals. He adds that most TV unions rarely lead to lasting happily ever after, and divorce does not depend on whether a marriage was arranged.
Amy Jones and Anthony Williams wed on July 22 2005 at the Three Sisters Inn Baldwin City with Rev James Cain officiating. The bride daughter of Nancy and Jeff Shumate Ottawa and the groom son of Jim and Tanya Williams Ottawa. They reside in Ottawa after a Kansas City honeymoon.
The Ottawa Herald invites area residents to submit wedding notices for free publication with a color or black and white vertical photo. Include immediate family details, contact person, and phone number. forms available at the office or online. announcements accepted up to six months after the wedding.
The Ottawa Herald invites local couples to submit engagement announcements with a photo for free publication. Forms are available at the Herald office or via mail, email, or online submission. Include names and contact details and mail to Engagements c/o The Ottawa Herald, 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067.
The Ottawa Herald invites free birthday and anniversary notices for local readers with photos in vertical format, including specific ages and anniversaries, via mail email or online submission. Military news and general event submissions are also welcome with a contact name and phone number for follow up.
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