Library Line Answers From the Community Information Center
The library offers help through its Communi ty Information Center at 5th and Main and a phone line 242 2080. This week questions cover magazine subscriptions charity and consumer protection offices Girl Scout council counties Valentino death date 1926 John Milton Society address Exhibitors Film Delivery local agent Gaye Nicholson and Pennsylvania population 11 866 728 per 1980 census.
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5Th and Main
Consumer Complaint Guide
J.C. Thompson
Magazine Publishers Association
Lexington Ave
New York
N.Y
Magazine Action Line
Publishers Clearing House
Channel Dr
Port Washington
Kaw Valley Girl Scount Council
State
Girl Scout Office
Brown, Clay, Douglas
Geary
Jackson, Jefferson, Marshall, Nemaha
Potta
John Milton Society
John Milton Society For the Blind
Encyclopedia of Associations
Scout-a-rama to brighten Ottawa Armory Sunday afternoon
Ottawa Scouts host a Scout-a-rama at the Armory from 1 to 4 p.m. this Sunday. The local business scene shifts include Grace and Chuck Woods buying Guys and Dolls hair salon and The Fourbest Corp purchasing the building housing the shop. Proceeds from the Sports and Trophy Show at the Armory go to Ducks Unlimited.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts of Ottawa
Ottawa
Grace
Chuck Woods
Guys and Dolls
Washington, D.C
Ottawa Armory
Ducks Unlimited
The
Chamber
Joe Lee
Non-Injury and Property Collisions and Local Thefts
Friday reports include a city truck collision at 13th and Main causing $600 to Cook's car, and a Sixth and Mulberry crash with $1,050 in damages to Cavitt and Grant cited for failure to yield. Other noninjury incidents cover a Ruhamah Baptist Church area loss on ice, a Hill Road embankment crash near New Hope Church, a theft of a blue tick coonhound, and vandalism with $120 damage to a parked vehicle. Civil cases include two money-recovery suits. Sentences detail multiple individuals with ages and addresses, plus numerous DUI, speeding, stop-sign, and forgery related counts and pleas. Community notices list local ads, sales, and club hours.
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Main Streets
Ronald L. Brady
Cottonwood
Charles M. Cook
Overland Park
Cook
Mulberry
Karl W. Grant
Rantoul
James E. Cavitt
Grant
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Wayne Long
Emporia Motor Freight Inc
Wintz Transportation Company
Wingert Oil Company
Jay C. Swallow
Richard Max Jones
E. 5Th
Secretary of Corrections
Elmer Robinson
Willard Bitts
Pomona
Jones
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Daniel Lee Crumm
Lincoln
Order of Eagles
East 15Th
Midlands
Des Moines
Towa
Rae Anne Coleman
Lane
Darla Wilson
Lester L. Graham
E. 4Th
Daniel
Swallow
Todd A. Schultze
Sycamore
Larry D. Dalley
Kathryn E. Shaler
David L. Dick
N. Poplar
Edward M. Corbin
Ottawa
Colleen Hullman
Anita Robertson
Osage
Ronald L. Robertson
Michael R. Conner
Betty J. Reeves
N. Sycamore
John W. Roberts
College
Mark Chang
Cypress
Alan $. Gage
Thomas J. Skvarek
Poplar
Guadalupe Mora
Wendell D.hurston
Princeton
Julie L. Harding
James D. Davis
N. Cedar
Local Briefs Include Event Listings and Court Notices
Franklin County landfill closed Feb 15 reopen Feb 16. Hill House hosts Sweetheart Buffet with half price dishes. Elks steak night and dance Feb 13. Swartz Combo at Owens Family Sat Night. Hog roast Sunday with Chuck and Cora. Monty’s broasted dinner through Saturday. L&M Buffet offers seafood specials. Cornerstone Bookstore hours updated. Eagles Lodge steak night and Down Homers dance. Rock House Valentine party Feb 13 with Buster Cleaver Band. Ottawa Country Club hours from Feb 13. speeding and traffic fines listed for multiple residents. Sacred Heart menu for Feb 15−19 and USD 290 lunch offerings. school menu items and general notices.
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Rock House
Buster ‘Cleaver
Ancient skull photo reveals full set of teeth
The image of an ancient human skull shows a complete dental set, highlighting that teeth are made from one of the hardest natural substances and can endure long after a lifetime with proper care.
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Earth
Suspect in two rapes pleads innocent in court
A 34 year old rural Melvern man, Larry E. Owen Jr., pleaded innocent in District Court to six felony counts linked to two rapes on the north side of town. He faces rape, attempted rape, two counts of aggravated burglary and two counts of aggravated sodomy from Sept 26 and Jan 2 incidents. In each, a woman was tied with tape and gagged after a break in. Judge Floyd T Coffman set a pretrial hearing for motions in March. no trial date set.
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Melvern
Larry E. Owen Jr
Floyd TL Coffman
Ottawa Parents Receive School Questionnaire Mailout
Parents of Ottawa Middle School and Ottawa High School students will get a mailed questionnaire from the Citizens Advisory Council assessing weather and school closings, intramurals, food service, enrollment concerns, and board communication. Elementary families will have a questionnaire sent home next week, with a request for one per family.
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Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa High School
Citizens Advisory Council
Ottawa Board of Education
Eighth Grade Parents Night At Ottawa High School
OMS News reminds eighth grade families about a 7 30 p m parents night for next year at Ottawa High School in room 106 08. Principal John Kimbrel and counselors will discuss pre enrollment curriculum athletics and activities counseling services and rules. All eighth graders and parents urged to attend. Contact Kimbrel or counselors at 242 4176. Also note a Nigerian student Eban Alaa from Ogbomosh Nigeria learns English with help from teachers Dianna McKenzie and Terry Heathman.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
John Kimbrel
Ron Kimes
Lynnette Wilson
Kimbrel
Ogbomosha
Nigeria
Eban Alaa
Ottawa University
Dianna McKenzie
Terry Heathman
Oluiwa High School Raises Pre-enrollment Orientation Schedule
OHS will hold class orient sessions next week with juniors Monday, sophomores Tuesday, freshmen Wednesday, and eighth graders Thursday. Actual enrollment dates run Feb 19 for juniors, Feb 22 for sophomores, Feb 24 for freshmen and Feb 24 for eighth graders. Parents urged to participate. contact Principal or counselors Ken Kimtes or Lynnette Wilson at 242-4176 for more information.
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Oluiwa High School
Ken Kimtes
Lynnette Wilson
Wesleyan Singers to Perform at Ottawa Church
Correction notice clarifies Wesleyan Singers from Bartlesville Wesleyan Church will perform at Ottawa Wesleyan Church at 7 p m this Sunday not Friday night. Also corrects the spelling of Henry J Hermreck, manager of the local AAP supermarket, as reported Friday.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Ottawa
Henry J. Hermreck
AAP
the Herald
Erreur
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Consumer Protection Division
Kansas
Bill
G & S Athletic Supply
Chuck
Fourbest Corporation
ERA Action Realty of
Marty Buick
Peoples National Bank
the Daily Report
New Hope Church
Donald Stottlemire
Rantoul Red 1
Public Safety News
County Animal Shelter
Norman W. Park
Canterbury Court
District Court News
Wayland D. Kirkland Jr
1641S
Main
L&m Shoe Repair
15Th St
Mon.-Fri
West
Ottawa Kans
Hill Mouse
Young Place
Ottawa Country Club
Ad Briefs
Franklin County
Hill House
ELKS
Swartz
Owens
Cora
Sheldon’s Place
Monty
Walmart
L & M Buffet
Cornerstone
Eagles Lodge
Pamela
Anderson
Wellsville
Ina
Randall R. Hughes
RFC
Mike L. Osburn
Princeton Road
Joseph J. Dougherty HS
Todd S. Buck
W. Sth
Louise J. Edwards
Locust
Mark L. Mitcheson
Ulak
Donald R. Widing
Yiele
Charles K. Edwards
N. Cadar
Annette R. Reeves
Kathleen 4
Baer
Wilma S. Lantis
Carolyn C. Underwood
Apple Lane
Shirley J. Zook
Mickery
Darrell R. Watborn
Michael D. Franano
Sacred Heart
U.S.D
Robert i. Bell, D.D.S
Robert L. Bell
D.ds
South Main Street
OMS News
Dorothy Chaney
Donna Zornes
Sue
Nathaniel Sandstrom
Slug
Kamu Kahler
Marilyn Sigmund
Franklin County Day Care Center
Memoriam
Wadkins
Calvin Ben Wadkins
Woodlawn
William Weber
Dengel & Son
Ven
Son
Hickoryttawa
Graham
Estella (Swearingen) Graham
Lamb Roberts
James W. McCrossen
Jerrald R. Harnden
Highland Cemetery
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
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