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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2011
Page
3
Carson Barnes of Ottawa, a Baldwin High School senior, won KS State University's Presidential Scholarship the state’s largest. Worth 20000 yearly up to 80000 total, it honors top academics and student leaders from 193 applications with 11 finalists interviewed January 24.
Daniel Warner of Ottawa recently completed a Bachelor of Arts at Bethany College for the fall 2010 semester. He studied accounting finance business management and business administration. He will be honored during baccalaureate worship and commencement on May 22, 2011 on campus.
Ottawa University announced its fall 2010 dean's list for full time students with at least 24 semester hours in the prior two semesters and a 3.5 GPA. Names include Chad A Cunningham Shannon R Donley Dayna R Gilliland Ryan J Huene Brian A Hutton Taylor A Leftwich Sarah L McAdoo Megan L O'Neill Rebekah L Seymour David J Tyner Laurie A White Clyde A J Kueffer Megan C Bledsoe Sara C VanZant Jolene C Rutledge.
Four fall 2011 honor roll scholars at Emporia State University include Kimberly Fread Tiffany Morrow Megan Vanderford and Shelby Sobba for maintaining at least 3.8 GPA in 12 graded hours. Caleb Francis and Miranda Renfro named to the dean’s list for fall 2010 with GPAs above 3.5 and top 10 percent in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
General Edward Hand Chapter hosted State Regent Mary Bannister Frisch of Prairie Village during her three year term. She outlined highlights from the latest National Club News board meeting and NSDAR Schools Tour visiting Kate Duncan Smith Tamassee and affiliated schools in the south. A KS DAR visit to Bacone College in October 2011 was organized. Marylou Goodman DeWald received a 25 year certificate and Freda Gardner McKeithan a 50 year certificate. Ro berta Whiting could not attend to accept her 25 year award. Members voted to buy Spring Hill Cemetery Inscriptions for the National DAR Library in Washington DC.
Lynda Feuerborn Garnett and Steve Vossler Lawrence won the February 16 duplicate bridge match in Garnett. Billie Bur cham Garnett and Mary Margaret Thomas Osawatomie took second, while David and Faye Leitch Garnett finished third. The club meets 7 p.m. Wednesdays at The Garnett Inn, weather permitting.
Staff Sergeant Bryan Sweetman, an Air Force enlisted accessions recruiter from Emporia, was named Operation Blue Suit winner for 2010. He exceeded his annual goal by 250 percent, enlisting 75 people, earned the Master Recruiter Badge, and was top overall recruiter for the 343rd Recruiting Squadron across six upper Midwest states. He is married to Kimberly, has a daughter named Sienna, and will move to Nashville in May 2011 for a new assignment.
Jamie E. Elmore regional banking manager of Bank of the West and the bank receive a Patriot Award from Missouri Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve for extraordinary support of Army National Guard and Reserve employees. Nominated by SSG John D. Powell, the award honors compliant HR policies under USERRA.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Lindskog announce the engagement of their daughter Tesa Pivonka from LaCrosse to Les Green of Lawrence son of the late Bernard Green and Marianne and Jerry Thomas of Colby. Green is a sales engineer at Brown Industries of Lawrence. Pivonka will graduate in May with a Master of Science in health and human performance and works at The Center for Health Improvement.
Lacey Roecker of Ottawa and Chad Henning sen of Wichita announce their engagement. She is the daughter of Dale and Regina Roecker, Ottawa. He is the son of Bill and Debbie Henning sen, Ottawa. The wedding is set for April 30, 2011, at Sacred Heart Church.
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