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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 2009

Page

4

Baby Named Lane Micheal Dall Born in 2009

Lane Micheal Dall was born on December 15, 2009 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Brooke Ferrell of Ottawa and Lt. Cpl. Brian Dall with Iwakuni Japan listed. He weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and measured 20 inches. Grandparents include Marty and Angela Ferrell of Ottawa Angela Woods of Lawrence Troy and Randy Dall of Emporia and Jim and Sharon Woods of Emporia. The notice mentions great-grandparents and other relatives.

Lane Micheal Dall Ransom Memorial Hospital Brooke Ferrell Ottawa Brian Dall Iwakuni Japan Marty and Angela Ferrell Angela Woods Lawrence Troy Randy Dall Emporia

South Dakota State awards nursing degrees at Frost Arena

Sarah Michelle Wellington of Ottawa graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from South Dakota State University. A winter ceremony in Frost Arena awarded diplomas to 705 graduates with honorary marshals Dan Kemp and Harriet Svee leading the procession.

South Dakota State University Svee Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Winter Commencement at Pittsburg State University

Pittsburg State University held its 14th Winter Commencement on December 18 in the Garfield Weede Physical Education Building. About 584 students were expected to participate, with graduates from Ottawa and surrounding areas including Tyler M. Ahrens, Matthew Adam, Joshua C. Ingold, Michael Patrick Lee Skiles, James L. Smith, Cassandra Sump, Kyle J. Walker, Matthew Randel Farmer, Meagan Alynn Hastert, Jenna C. Crawford, and Kimberly Ann Gadelman.

Pittsburg State University Garfield Weede PSU Ottawa Tyler M. Ahrens Matthew Adam Joshua C. Ingold Michael Patrick Lee Skiles James L. Smith Cassandra Sump Kyle J. Walker Matthew Randel Farmer Baldwin City Meagan Alynn Hastert Garnett Jenna C. Crawford Pomona Kimberly Ann Gadelman Richmond

KU Law honors nearly 300 scholarship recipients for 2009 10

Nearly 300 University of Kansas School of Law students received scholarships for the 2009 10 year on November 9. Notable awardees include Shannon Fisher who earned the Jordan and Shirley Haines Scholarship and the Evelyn Richard and Blanche Thompson Scholarship, and Mark Samsel who received the William and Judy Docking Law Scholarship and the Kirk Family Scholarship. The awards are administered by KU Endowment.

University of Kansas Shannon Fisher Lawer

Bradley University graduate Yesli Santoy earns degree

Yesli Azucena Santoy of Ottawa received a bachelor of science degree from Bradley University in Peoria Illinois on August 17 2009. Bradley University an independent private coeducational institution enrolls about 6000 students.

Ottawa Bradley University Peoria Ill. Bradley University

Gratitude for Local Care After Long Health Journey

The writer thanks Ottawa and Ransom Memorial Hospital staff for timely care after a chronic illness. They describe discovering a large breast mass, immediate referrals to Ransom doctors, a rapid MRI, and steroid treatment. They regret not seeking care locally earlier and praise the personal, community touch of home town healthcare.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Ransom Town Hospital

Princeton 4-H Members Donate Gloves to Jaycees Drive

Kathleen Malone Chrystal Conner and Renee Gregg of Princeton 4-H stand with donated gloves collected for the Jaycees glove drive. The gloves were gathered during the December club meeting as part of an annual community service project.

Princeton Kathleen Malone Chrystal Conner Renee Gregg Jaycees

Colon cancer facts and screening message from clinic

Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death for men and women and is highly preventable with colonoscopies. Dr Challa performs colonoscopies and upper endoscopies three times a month at Anderson County Hospital Specialty Clinic. Call 785 204 8000 to schedule.

Challa Anderson County Hospital

Calculators Funded by Dusty Reichard Memorial Gift

Lorraine Reichard presented 355 dollars at the December 14 board meeting to support West Franklin High's math department. The funds from Dusty Reichard memorials will buy graphing calculators for students. Dusty Reichard, a substitute teacher who specialized in science and math, died April 29. Local students benefited from his work and the gift honors his wishes.

Herald Connections West Franklin Lorraine Reichard Board of Education Dusty Dusty Reichard Lorraine

Time for giving not shoplifting warns in season

A message urges reflection on consequences of theft during the holidays, asking readers to consider spending Christmas with friends and family rather than with law enforcement away from loved ones.

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