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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 2009

Page

4

Baby Named Lane Micheal Dall Born at Ransom Memorial

Lane Micheal Dall was born December 15 2009 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Brooke Ferrell of Ottawa and Lance Cpl. Brian Dall of Iwakuni Japan. He weighed 7 pounds 13 ounces and measured 20 inches. Grandparents include Marty and Angela Ferrell Ottawa Angela Woods Lawrence and Troy and Randy Dall Emporia. Great grandparents include Jim and Bertha Fischer Kansas City Kansas Jack and Sharon Ferrell Pomona Jim and Sharon Woods Emporia Gary and Ruth Dall Emporia and the late Harry and Beulah Veatch Emporia and Mary Wells Emporia.

Lane Micheal Dall Ransom Memorial Hospital Brooke Ferrell Ottawa Lance Cpl Brian Dall Iwakuni Japan Marty Angela Ferrell Angela Woods Lawrence Troy Randy Dall Emporia Jack Sharon Ferrell Pomona Jim Sharon Woods Gary Ruth Dall Harry and Beulah Veatch Mary Wells

Birthday greeting for Clayson James Short turns three

Clayson James Short celebrates his third birthday on December 30, 2009. He is the son of Kevin and Nikki Short. Grandparents are David and Linda Finch of Ottawa and Ted and Janet Riley of Marshall, Minnesota. Also listed are Mary Sue Makincah of Ottawa and Betty Jackson of Sweet Springs, Missouri.

Clayson James Short Kevin Nikki Short Ottawa David and Linda Finch Rantoul Ted

Reeves leads top 50 NPT Excellence team ranking

Jonathan Reeves of Princeton was named to a top 50 list in the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence. He competes for Washburn University with partner Tyler Plumlee of Independence Missouri, and they ranked 33rd among 666 teams.

Jonathan Reeves Princeton Mentary Reeves Washburn University Tyler Plumlee Independence

Ricky Conner Recognized for 30 Years of Service by KDOT

Pomona equipment operator Ricky Conner was honored by the Kansas Department of Transportation for 30 years of state service. The milestone will be celebrated in January as officials praised long term dedication.

Ricky Conner Pomona Kansas Department of Transportation Conner KDOT

Wellsville Crescent ClubChristmas gathering and donations

The Wellsville Crescent Club met December 15 at Olive Buehler’s home, sharing Santa and Nativity displays. Midge Casselman read a Christmas story from Chicken Soup for the Soul titled A Cat Named Christmas. Seventeen members contributed personal stories. fifty dollars went to the Wellsville Library and raffle proceeds plus hats scarves and mittens went to Hope House. Carol Fleming won the Santa. meeting adjourned for social time.

Wellsville Crescent Club Olive Buehler Olive Midge Casselman Christmas Rand Souden

Ottawa Family Physicians Host Christmas Party for Kids

Ottawa Family Physicians organized a December 19 Christmas party for about 50 area children. Funds, nearly $1,000, were saved by staff contributions of $5 from each employee who chose to wear jeans the last Friday of each month. Gifts came from Sonic Drive-In Wendy's McDonald's and American Eagle Outfitters.

Ottawa Family Physicians Saves Up Herald Connections Ottawa Family Physicians Betty Archer Sonic Drive-In Wendy’s McDonald's American Eagle Outfitters Ottawa ORV

Wal-Mart donation aids Ottawa Police Foundation

Wal-Mart Supercenter Manager Micheal Schneider presented the Ottawa Police Foundation with a 1500 check on December 16. Board member Mark Eldridge and Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler accepted on behalf of the foundation. The group supports the Ottawa Police Department and funds existing programs like the D A R E Camp and future initiatives such as police cadet programs, advanced training, technology, and national accreditation efforts.

Micheal Schneider Ottawa Police Foundation Police Foundation Mark Eldridge Ottawa Police Dennis Butler Ottawa Police Department

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