Obituary for Stanley E. Parriott Died at 89 in Ottawa
Stanley E. Parriott 89 died Tuesday Aug 26 2003 at home. Memorial services planned at Westminster Presbyterian Church Ottawa with cremation. Memorials to Westminster Presbyterian Church or Midland Hospice c/o Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa. Condolences may be emailed through dengel mortuary site.
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Stanley Parriott
Stanley E
Stan" Parriott
Hir
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Midland Hospice
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Dorothy R. Tressler 81 Colony death obituary
Dorothy R. Tressler 81 died Tuesday August 26 2003 at a Herington hospital. Funeral 1 p.m. Friday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Colony with Rev. Lee Bahney officiating. Survived by two sons Charles and Herbert G Tressler a daughter Linda E Carlson and three grandchildren. Burial Colony Cemetery. Memorials to Colony United Methodist Church or Lutheran Home Inc.
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Lee Bahney
Wayne, Neb
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Effie (Carpenter) Reuter
Wayne
Edgar
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Lutheran Home Inc
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Ottawa events calendar note on arts and community groups
Carnegie Cultural Center closes for annual maintenance until Sept 2. Ransom Memorial Hospital hosts Jem Foster art. Old Depot Museum features Local Cowboy Legends exhibit daily hours with admission prices. Recycling Center hours listed. Today Farmers Market at Town & Country parking lot. Ottawa University Opening Convocation, PATH group, Kiwanis, Fit and Fun Club events announced.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Carnegie Cultural Center
Main St
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S. Main St
OLD Depot Museum
Jack Campbell
Lew Stratton
W. Tecumseh
S. Elm St
Farmer's Market
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Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board
Ottawa City Planning Commission
City Hall
Don Woodward Center
Ottawa University
Kiwanis
Wallsville Senior Center
Dark chocolate may cut blood pressure study suggests
A small study in the Journal of the American Medical Association reports that daily three ounce dark chocolate for two weeks lowered systolic blood pressure by about five points and diastolic pressure by about two points among adults with mild hypertension, though results require larger trials for confirmation.
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Franz Messerli
Ochsner Clinic Foundation
New Orleans
Journal of the American Medical Association
Orangutan hugs and a nail clipper scare story
In Seneca Park Zoo in Rochester a 300 pound orangutan named Lowell escaped a cage and clung to keeper Paul Lewis for nearly five minutes then led him back to confinement. A tranquilizer ended the episode and staff trimmed Lowell’s nails during downtime.
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Ottawa Labor Day Notices Prompt Early Deadlines
The Labor Day holiday alters schedules in Ottawa with Williameburg City Council meeting moved to Monday September 8 Highlands early deadlines for the Sept 9 Ottawa Times Shopper retail and classified ads due by 3 PM Wednesday. The Ottawa Paint Company will be closed Saturday and Monday. The Ottawa Herald will not publish on Labor Day.
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Ottawa Times
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa City Commission
Stocks mixed as traders await quiet session on Wall Street
New York stocks drifted in a narrow range with light volume as no major data or earnings headlines appeared. The Dow fell 7.02 to 9333.43, the Nasdaq rose 2.92 to 1773.57, and the S&P 500 slipped 0.44 to 996.29 amid a thin August trading backdrop. Local grain quotations follow with hard wheat at 3.38 and soybeans at 5.95 in multiple markets, while Franklin County posted grain prices including corn at 2.4.
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Ottawa screenings and Red Hatters meet this week
Ottawa USD 290 Special Services offers a free developmental screening for children up to five in the district on Wednesday September 3. To schedule, call 229-8110 or visit the Special Services office at 123 W Fourth St. Flaming Fedoras meet for lunch September 4 at 11 30 a.m. at Ottawa Country Club. reservations by Tuesday to Anne Ramsey or June Butler, or email bonesbud... constraints limit contact details.
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June Butler
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Hospital and jail notes report admissions and arrest
Hospital notes show admissions Monday including Tanya Lee and Cheryl Robinson in Ottawa and Thelma Davison in Garnet with Jamie Graika. Franklin County Sheriff’s Dept reports the arrest of Michael James Thompson Jr., 21, 715 N Mulberry at 12:35 p.m. Tuesday on forgery charges.
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Richmond
Cheryl Robinson
Ottawa
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Thelma Davison
Garnet
Jack
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N. Mulberry
Lawrence Memorial closes city’s only inpatient psychiatric unit
Lawrence AP report says the hospital shut the sole inpatient psychiatric unit after three of four psychologists quit. Local advocates from environmental and river groups criticized the decision in a prepared statement, while EPA spokesman Martin Kessler declined comment, noting ongoing regulatory work sought by environmentalists.
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EPA
Kansas City
Kaw
City Planning Commission to meet on 25-house Ottawa project
The Ottawa Planning Commission meets at 7 30 a m Thursday at City Hall to review a preliminary plat for a 25 house single family development in Woodharbor Estates between 5th and Willow Acres. Developers through Coldwell Banker have not set final prices or amenities. a dome fertilizer storage facility and an early childhood education center permit are also on the agenda.
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Coldwell Banker
Fourth St
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New administrator named VP at NCCC to boost growth
Brian Inbody has been named vice president for student learning at Neosho County Community College. He will oversee Ottawa Campus Dean Eldridge and other leaders, aiming to stabilize leadership after a long vacancy and drive enrollment growth, with an expected 10 to 15 percent rise this semester. Inbody's background includes Southwestern Michigan College and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College, and he holds advanced degrees in mass communications and higher education administration.
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Vicky Smith
Neosho County Community College
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Ottawa
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Ottawaherald.com
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Planning for city continues
Ottawa Planning and Code Department pushes ahead with the new comprehensive plan despite a flood of hail related roof permits from the July storm. The plan, revised with Vision project input, aims for completion by November as the engineering firm updates growth strategies and statistics.
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Lee
Weldon Padgett
City Park
Anne Sinclair
Ottawa Main Street
Main Street
First Street
Seventh Street
Lynn Underwood
Ottawa Planning Commission
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COF helps local disabled workers find community jobs
About 20 percent of COF consumers work in Ottawa's industrial area, earning from minimum wage to $8 per hour. The COF Job Club offers monthly events as incentive while four staff assist with applications, interviews, transportation, and income reporting. Some have worked since 1994 at Sand Creek Nursery and in daycare, production, or janitorial roles with firms like Laich Industries and Wal-Mart.
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Sumer
Sand Creek Nursery
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