The Greatest Gift Musical Plays and Church Schedules
Ottawa calendar notes two weekday showings of The Greatest Gift musical at Centropolis Baptist Church at 7 p.m. and Sunday matinees at 11 a.m. A VFW dance runs 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the VFW post. Abraham Sarah and the Christ Child will be performed at North Baptist Church with 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. services.
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Centropolis Baptist Church
VFW
VFW Post
Abraham, Sarah and the
Christ Child
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson
Lott resigns as Senate leader amid backlash and Frist rise
Washington AP Trent Lott resigns as Senate majority leader citing the need for a strong future agenda. Tennessee Senator Bill Frist emerges as a leading candidate with support from several colleagues, while McConnell and Santorum remain possible rivals. The 51 GOP senators prepare to meet January 6 to choose the next leader, after controversy over Lott's remarks and Thurmond tribute.
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Washington
Bush White House
Trent Lott
Senate
Tennessee
Bill Frist
United States Senate
Lott
Mississippi
Frist
Bush
Mitch McConnell
Kentucky
Rick Santorum
Pennsylvania
GOP
Congress
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Correction: Accident Report in Daily Report
Pauline R Geiss aged 79 of 1119 S Cedar backed from a driveway onto Cedar Street. Xann K Douthat aged 33 of 1116 S Cedar also backed from a driveway onto Cedar and struck Geiss's vehicle.
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Pauline R. Geiss
S. Cedar
Cedar
Xann K. Douthat
Geiss
Christmas Ad Briefs and Holiday Hours in Ottawa
Local merchants list holiday sales and hours including Games & Things at 1521 S Main with 10 percent off merchandise and 40 percent off tree trim, Town & Country Supply, Ottawa Antique Mall and Restaurant weekend hours, free free gift wrap at Orscheln Town & Country on Dec 21, and several store closures for Christmas. Community notices include a Christmas Eve service at Union Chapel Church and early deadlines for The Ottawa Herald edition on Dec 26.
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Games & Things
S. Main
Ottawa
San
S. Walnut
Union Chapel Church
Nebraska & Rock Creek Rd
Ottawa Herald
Obituaries for Edwards and Katzer in Kansas notices
C Kenneth Edwards 75 of Ottawa died December 17 2002 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Burial at Richmond Cemetery with services led by Rev Harriet Bechtle Born June 3 1927 in Lawrence son of Clyde B Edwards and Edith Vance Edwards He was an accountant for a Lawrence furniture store over 30 years served in the U S Army and volunteered for the Salvation Army He survived by a sister Mary Jane Greathouse and two nephews and a niece He will lie in state at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett after 9 am today Memorials to Franklin County Senior Citizens Center in care of the funeral home Leo W Katzer 84 of Garnett died December 18 2002 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center Services 10 30 am Saturday at Holy Angels Catholic Church Garnett Fathers George Matz and Tony Blau fuss presiding Born June 2 1918 in Greeley to Adolph and Catherine Katzer He was a farmer cattle rancher and Army veteran Married Elizabeth Anne Clark on March 21 1942 in Phoenix Arizona She preceded him in death He was a Knight of Columbus past Grand Knight and past president of Garnett VFW and member of American Simmental Association Anderson County District No 19 and NFC Survived by five sons Bill Jim Jerry Ben and Raymond and two daughters JoAnne Platt and LaNell Hager a brother Clarence a sister Jean Livingston 19 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren three brothers three sisters and two grandchildren Visitation 6 00 pm to 9 00 pm today at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett Wake at 8 pm Burial in Holy Angels Cemetery Holy Angels School cared for funeral home.
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C. Kenneth Edwards
Kenneth Edwards
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Richmond Cemetery
Harriet Bechtle
Ife
Lawrence
Clyde B
Edith
Vance) Edwards
U.S. Army
Franklin County Senior Citizens Center
Clyde Vance Edwards
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial
Garnett
Leo W. Katzer
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Merriam
Holy Angels Catholic Church
George
Anderson County
NFC
Bill
Boulder
Colo
Jim
Jerry
Creston
Iowa
Ben
Loveland
Raymond
Hutchinson
JoAnne Platt
Roeland Park
LaNell Hager
Linn Creek
Clarence
Greeley
Jean Livingston
Frank
Bernard
Art
Mary Hastert
Agnes Lickteig
Marge Rockers
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Holy Angels Cemetery
Holy Angels School
Markets Rise as Investors Brush Off Iraq War Fears
NEW YORK AP stocks gained Friday while traders largely dismissed Iraq war concerns. Local quotes show modest changes across major names such as United Parcel, Wendy's, WalMart, O'Reilly Auto, Praxair, and Dollar General. Grain prices at Overbrook Co op and Franklin County grain service listed wheat around 3.86 to 3.91, soybeans near 5.33 to 5.36, corn around 2.26 to 2.31, and milo near 2.31 to 4.23.
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New York
Iraq
Overbrook Coop
Milo
Ottawa
Edgerton
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Theology in Ottawa author Norris releases book
Norris says spirituality lives beyond church and aims to turn brief poems into a future volume with children's books in mind. The book Theology is priced at $10 and profits from FCCC sales support the Franklin County Cancer Foundation.
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Norris
Ottawa
Steve
Leathers Publishing
Leawood
Cornerstone
Chris’ Corner
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
FCCC
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald
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Franklin County
Clean
Ottawaherald.com
Bob Marsh
Carnogie Cultural Center
Eagles
Lodge
East 15Th Street
Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association
Ottawa Municipal
Carnegie Cultural Center
Richmond
Central and Ransom
Ad Briefs
Town & Country Supply
Orscheln
Texaco
Ottawa Paint Company
Crooks
United Parcel
Casey’s
H&r Block
O’reilly Auto
Comm Fed Corp
Clarcor Inc
SLM Corporation
Praxair Inc
WalMart
Suntron
Dollar Gen
Edward D. Jones & Co
Memory Lane
Vermont
Ottawantique. Com
Plaza Cinema
Kansas
The
Tyr
Wack
Andy
Arcoaire
al Temobile
Simply Wireless
T-Mobile
N. Maple
Lawrence & Emporia
While
U.S
Gosemplarette
Otter Delag
USA
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