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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2005
Page
12
Eleven United Methodist Women members heard Dorothy Dunbar discuss Gods Amazing Gift of Water. Lorene Stockard presided as plans for UMW Sunday on March 13 with Erika Marksbury of Ottawa University as guest speaker were made.
The Junior Judgers met February 7 at the Centropolis Community Building. Roll call: Who's Your Valentine. Hannah and Stephanie led the project talk. Brainie and Pagle did the demonstration. Dalton shared a trip to St Louis. The club planned fund raisers and its 70th anniversary guest list. Next meeting set for March 7 at 7 p.m. at Centropolis Building.
Hope House thanks the Franklin County community for ongoing donations and volunteers. Mary Lois Yates is praised for seven years of leadership guiding emergency aid, with hours expanding to the second Saturday monthly. The center at Third and Walnut operates 9 to noon Tue Wed Thu. call 785 242 4444 to volunteer.
In Ottawa the longtime athlete Reid Harder marked his 90th birthday with his regular Wednesday tennis game at Ottawa University Mabee Center and noted his father’s longevity. He helped found the Forest Park Tennis Club and joined a postmatch party at Ron Matthews’ home with friends present.
Becky Allen of the Wal-Mart Distribution Center in Ottawa presented a $250 check to Bob and Marlys Hayden to support Garnett First Christian Church Wednesday night community suppers. Hayden started the gatherings in early December and they remain free for all. Allen, who worked 25 plus hours volunteering, applied for the Volunteerism Always Pays grant in late January, part of a program requiring at least 25 hours within a six month period for volunteers.
The Ottawa Art Guild received 565 in memory of Arline Sutton, a member and artist. In her name the guild bought two art instruction books for the Ottawa Library and will use Sutton funds to support Art Guild workshops.
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