Ottawa and Quenemo Community Holiday Notices
Mixture of local notices including Miawa Doll Club Christmas party at Sue Gillette’s 1639 Willow. Ottawa item selling Christmas trees at Steve-O’s Discount Grocery Store. Quenemo Penny Supper at 5 30 p m at the Community Building with menu options chicken fried steak or ham loaf. Ottawa Fibromyalgia Support Group Christmas party at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Beatrice Martin Peck Animal Shelter bake sale at Ottawa Middle School craft fair. Central Heights Christmas dinner for seniors in Richmond Lane Princeton and Rantoul with noon start. Alan Cunningham to perform at Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar. Red Cross blood drive at Wal-Mart Distribution Center with cholesterol tests. Baker University Christmas candlelight vespers in Baldwin City 4 and 7 30 p m. investment seminar by Bill Henningsen at Ottawa office.
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Miawa Doll Club
Ottawa Doll Club
Sue Gillette
Willow
Steve-O's
Uenemo
Quenemo
Ottawa
Beatrice Martin Peck
Central Heights
Richmond
Lane
Princeton
Rantoul
Jocelyn Leonard
Alan Cunningham
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Cunningham
Eugene Field
Ottawa University
Central Plains
American Red Cross Blood Services
Wal-Mart
Baker University
First United Methodist Church
Baldwin City
Fellowship Hall
Bill Henningsen
Edward D. Jones
Senate
House
Henningsen
Ottawa events calendar listing meetings and activities
The Herald Calendar items list a dense slate of Ottawa meetings and gatherings including district board sessions, OCAC art events, veterans memorial and library activities, planning and chamber meetings, and community groups. Notable entries include the Conservation District board at 7 30 p.m., the Ottawa Library December test Story and Activity Night, and a Christmas vacation period for Ottawa schools through January 1.
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Conservation District Board
OCAC
Ano Salb
Baldwin
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Hickory
AMH
Communications & Image
Chamber
County Commission
Ottawa Library
Ottawa Planning Commission
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Country Club
American Association of Retired Persons
la Leche League
Ottawa Library Board
Franklin County Planning Commission
Franklin County Annex
S. Main
PRIDE
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Ottawa
Ruth Jansen
Election changes promised in Kansas to align with federal law
Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh plans to ask the Kansas legislature to revise state election laws to mirror the 1993 National Voter Registration Act. The move follows a federal court ruling by U S District Judge Kathryn Wratil ordering compliance in federal elections, with changes intended by the April 2 presidential primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Ron Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Kansas
U.S
Kathryn
Wratil
Kansas City
Vratil
U.S. Senate
U.S. House
Congress
District Court Expands Hours Across Fourth Judicial District
John Steelman announces new 8 am to 5 pm hours for Franklin, Anderson, Coffey and Osage counties with Osage County delayed noon to 1 pm until Jan 18 1996 due to staff. The move aims to ease access for child support, marriage licenses and civil filings amid rising caseloads and hiring freezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District
John Steelman
Franklin
Anderson
Coffey
Osage
Supreme Court
Steelman
Osage County
Osage District Court
District Court
Franklin County
Republicans wary as Bosnia troop plan unfolds
GOP leaders express concern over 20,000 American troops bound for Bosnia by February. Senate approval sought by Majority Leader Dole after hearing where Sen. Helms opposes sending soldiers. Secretary Christopher urges cautious but definite action to back a mission seen as reducing risk while aiming for a swift, successful end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Bosnia
Bob Dole
Senate
Clinton
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Helms
Helms’ Committee
Warren Christopher
Congress
Christopher
Dole
John McCain
Arizona
U.S
Tonight's Forecast Clear with a cool low around 40
Tonight clear with a low near 40 and light south breeze. Sunday remains dry and cooler with lows from 25 in the northwest to 45 in the southeast and highs between 45 and 60. Monday stays dry with lows 20 to 35 and highs mostly in the 50s. Tuesday warms slightly with dry skies and highs in the 60s.
Memorial brick costs and fund-raising events at OMS
A vet memorial brick costs 120000 dollars and can be dedicated to any one, not just veterans. The Ottawa Community Arts Council partners for a craft show and fair at Ottawa Middle School this weekend from 11 to 5 each day. A soup meal, 1.75 dollars for a large bowl, includes crackers and bread and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
OMS
Boeing sees steep drop in deliveries as strike bites
Boeing Co reports only 23 airplanes delivered since Oct 6 strike by Machinist union workers, including 11 in November, as major customer warns of route cancellations due to delays. Machinists plan rally at Auburn plant with activist Harry Wu scheduled to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Boeing Co
Boeing
Auburn
Harry Wu
Community Notices and Holiday Sales Highlights
Local listings include hazardous waste drop at FR.CO HHW Facility for disposal of old pesticides cleaners and batteries. Christmas decor and new concrete statues arrive at Windy Pines on 2598 S Hwy 58. Santa photos offered December 2 at UC Penney with a $1 snapshot. Kramer Drug hosts a Dance Garnett VFW event on December 2. The Cat's Meow Village at Heavenly Scents, 413.5 Main.
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Fr.co
Windy Pines
S. Hwy
Heavenly Scents
Credit card now accepted at many post offices for holidays
Americans can charge stamps and Christmas parcels this season as over 6,000 post offices were connected for credit and debit card use in the past five months. Postal Service Treasurer Stephen Kearney said the offices will accept American Express Discover Visa MasterCard and most debit cards with credit card stickers on the doors.
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Washington
Postal Service
Stephen Kearney
American Express
Discover
Visa
Master
Yule Feaste events and Holiday parades statewide
Several holiday events dot the weekend schedule across Kansas with multiple parades in Garnett and Lyndon, Opry at Ottawa, and Christmas performances in Lawrence and Topeka. Highlights include the Grand Opry at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with guests, school and civic groups, Nutcracker in Topeka, and holiday tree lighting at the Nelson-Atkins.
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O” Opry
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
April Holtwick
Wellsville
Alan Cunningham
Ottawa
Jan Smith
Opry
Branson
Garnett Area
American Legion
Lyndon Pride
Kansas City
Music Hall
Inter Tribal
Kemper Arena
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Kirkwood Hall
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Lied Center
Jazz
University Band
Trumpet
KU Tuba-Euphonium Consort
KU Symphony Orchestra
Ottawa Herald publication and delivery rates notice
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and advertising staff and posts 1995 delivery and mail rates by region. Rates cover Ottawa residents and surrounding counties with advance payments required and a note to send address changes to 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66067.
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Ottawa
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sulletin Board
the Herald Calendar
Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Guild
Fourth
American Red Cross Meeting
National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Sirloin Stockade
S. Princeton
Ottawa Personnel Association
Franklin Savings Building
First
Kansas Veterans Commission
Don Woodward Center
Writers Group Oeeting
Ottawa Jaycees
Pizza Village
Gop
Uu Nieyeh Tatsug
Ottawa Water Dinny
Ria
Mies
Aim
Cu. Fl
Glinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Santa
Polaroid
UC Penney
Kramer Drug
Garnett Vfw
Out & About
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Sisters Rosenweig
Lawrence Community Theater
Lawrence Arts Center
W. 9Th
University of Kansas Dance Company
Elizabeth Sherbon Dance Theater
Robinson Center
Kansas Museum of History
Topeka Symphony Orchestra
Fort Scott
Fort
Jim R. Hitch
Taeras
Kelsey
Mana
Virginia Howe
Manay
Wayne Snow
Joan Rossman
Whelms Us
Miami
Douglas
State of Kansas
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