DAR meeting at Ransom Memorial Hospital highlights awards
The General Edward Hand chapter of DAR met at Ransom Memorial Hospital February 8. American history awards went to Sara Rich Amy Goodloe Diana Sylvester and Ben Weaver. April Robinson Pomona and Noah Rhodes Ottawa received good citizen awards. April Robinson also earned a $200 CAR scholarship. Next meeting March 8 features a Madge Calliham book review. Baker junior Ann Becker finalist for Harry S Truman Scholarship from Baker University Kansas City Missouri. Nelson completes Marine basic training. Hopkins enters Army via Delayed Entry Program. Evangel College dean's list Amanda Ricketts Ottawa. Kansas Lottery second chance winner Dan Miller Pomona wins $597.
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Ransom Memorial
General Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sara Rich
Amy Goodloe
Diana Sylvester
Ben Weaver
April Robinson
Pomona
Noah Rhodes
Ottawa
AMH
Madge Calliham
Baker
Baldwin
Ann Becker
Baker University
Harry S. Truman
Becker
Kansas City
William and
Grace Becker
Harter
Harlaxton College
Grantham
England
Truman
Grand High Priest visits Ottawa Masons on Feb 6
Kansas ritual leaders David Snyder and Orvil Wessel er visit Ottawa Chapter No. 7 with wives, joined by several Kansas Masons and guests including John Mowen Philip King Oscar D. Smith Wayne Rolf and Phillip Keffer. A stew dinner served 57 attendees followed a brief business meeting and program of organ music and a fashion show. Franklin consultant lands another job. Kansas University professor Eric Strauss hired by Franklin County to aid subdivision update and interim county planning chief duties. Tower regulations approved. Strauss plans front line planning role.
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Ottawa Masons
David Snyder
Royal Arch Masons of Kansas
Ottawa
Glenna
Orvil Wesseler
Cryptic Mason International
Dorothy Mae
John Heckert
Doris Heckert
Charles
Marge Stevens
Snyder
John Mowen
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of
Kansas
Philip King
Oscar D. Smith
Wayne Rolf
Knight Templar of
Phillip Keffer
Grand Chapter of
Mary Smith
Franklin
Lawrence
Eric Strauss
Kansas University
Franklin County
Leavenworth
Strauss
Leavenworth County
Ottawa Herald Delivery and Subscription Rates Notice
Reader information for Ottawa Herald home delivery includes contact numbers for issues and customer service. Delivery times vary by location with same day delivery possible in Ottawa. outside Ottawa next day. Subscriptions listed by method and region with monthly rates and bulk discounts.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald is a daily newspaper published by The Ottawa Herald Inc. at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas with USPS 600-240. It operates daily except Sundays and holidays and is printed on recycled paper.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Herald, Inc
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Branson act to perform at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium in Branson style
The Braschler Music Show with Homer Lee brings country bluegrass patriotic and gospel tunes to Ottawa, Missouri at 7 30 p m Saturday March 1. The act features the Braschler Quartet and Sweet Harmony trio with members Cliff Braschler Justin Bertoldie Johnny Walters and Brad Bacon plus a full Braschler band. Tickets range 11 50 13 50 for adults and 7 50 9 50 for youths with Peoples National Bank & Trust as sponsor.
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Braschler
Braschlers
Nashville
Nashville Now
Terry Sanders
Homer Lee
T. Braschler
Cliff Braschler
Justin Bertoldie
Johnny Walters
Brad Bacon
Sherri Braschler Weiss
Susie Sims
Janiece Sutterfield
Tim Brooks
Gil Stockebrand
Auditorium
Beyond Video
Budge's Sports Center
Peoples National Bank & Trust
Weekend theft and multiple traffic incidents report
Gwen Coolidge reports wallet stolen from her vehicle between Feb 10 and 14 with a $5 loss. A Friday crash at Second and Main involved Catherine Yokum and Kathleen Mundy. Susie McClelland was treated and released. Multiple noninjury incidents include Mustangs colliding with several vehicles at Aldi parking, unpaid car use claim, and two additional crashes at 23rd Main and Keokuk Main. District Court lists bankruptcies for William W. and Anda D. Sink under Chapter 13 with assets and liabilities detailed.
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Canterbury Court
Catherine Yokum
Kathleen Mundy
Princeton
Second
Main
Susie McClelland
Walnut
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tim Johnson
S. Main
Aldi
Shawn Feuerborn
Greeley
Dennis
Linda Blanton
Osawatomie
Howard Orton
Eisenhower Road
Don Marconette
Iowa Terrace
Johnson
11Th and
Mulberry
Lawrence J. Loibla III
Oak
Morris L Neilson
Centropolis
Christopher Brockus
Cloud Road
23Rd
Thomas Starck
W. Std
Jacob Norman
Indiana Terrace
Keokuk
William W
Anda D. Sink
Ottawa
Raritans Convert Diner Into Concession Stand
The Lane Raritans repurposed a Valentine Diner building bought from Dodson Aviation for use as a concession stand. The tiny structure, seating about 12, holds history noted by Kansas records, and volunteers plan further cleanup. A benefit dinner for Janice Poage is set for Saturday at the Pottawatomie Community Building with chicken fried steak and sides.
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Valentine
Schweiger
Sarah
Janice Poage
Pottawatomie
Osawatomie man involved in Sunday wreck near Rantoul
Sutton of Osawatomie drove a 1993 Ford Escort westbound near 3959 Rock Creek Road Rantoul at 1 33 a m Sunday when the car left the road overturned rolled onto its top in a ditch and slid through a fence. Alcohol presence noted at the scene though other details were not available today.
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Sutton
Osawatomie
Rock Creek Road
Rantoul
Woman named Emporia State president first woman in Kansas
Kay Schallenkamp of University of Wisconsin Whitewater was chosen as the 14th president of Emporia State University. She will start August 1, replacing retiring Robert Glennon. The 47 year old executive was selected from three candidates after interviews by the regents. The other finalists were Daniel Ball and Gerald Tanheim.
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Emporia. Kan
University of Wisconsin At Whitewater
Emporia State
Kay Schallenkamp
Kansas
Robert Glennen
Regents
Schallenkamp
Daniel Ball
Southern Arkansas
Magnolia
Jerald Tanheim
Dakota State
Madison
D.D
Ottawa voters weigh rail trail and private property rights
In Ottawa the city faces a Feb. 25 primary with three commission seats, as candidates debate the Prairie Spirit Trail. Richard Jackson defends private property rights and rails to trails skepticism, while Joan Tyson backs the trail for recreation and economic benefits. The April 1 general selects two four-year winners and a two-year runner-up.
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Hernandez
Richard Jackson Jackson
Ottawa
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
ECKAN
Jackson
Joan Tyson Tyson
Franklin Savings and Loan
City Commission
Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast Update
Breezy tonight with increasing clouds and a low in the mid 40s. South wind 15 to 25 mph. Rain likely Wednesday and Thursday with potential mix or change to snow in the west. Lows 40 to 45 southeast to 30 west, highs 50s south to 35 to 40 west. Rain and snow end Friday in the east, dry in the west. Lows in the 30s east to 20s west, highs mostly in the 30s to 40s.
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