Ottawa Woman Named Young Careerist at BPW Club
Barbara A. Gibson, an Ottawa tax preparer and city commission candidate, earned Ottawa BPW Young Careerist honors for 1992 after a record of leadership roles and community service. She competes in a district event featuring applications, interviews, impromptu and prepared speeches.
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Barbara A. Gibson
H&r Block
Ottawa
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club
Gibson
Ottawa Bpw
BPW
Franklin County Extension Council
Westminster Preschool
Garfield Parent- Teachers Association
American Hean Association
Franklin County
Friend of
Ottawa's Bud Wilson and the town's early school integration
River City roots recount the life of Bud Wilson, son of Exodusters and Ottawa High School's first black graduate in 1919. The timeline from 1864 to 1884 shows alternating integration and segregation as Ottawa schools grew crowded, with black students averaging 35 and centralization efforts shaping civil rights in education.
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Ottawa
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Indiana University
South
Wilson
John H
Bud” Wilson
Missouri
Lane
Kansas
John Brown
Bud Wilson
Mr. Carter
Carter
Bud
Central School
White School
Peoples National Bank
High School Opinion
Mary Ward-Smith
Lathrop Hall
Second and Main
Locust
Kansas Supreme Court
Ottawa events calendar schedule appears in busy March listings
A dense, date by date roster of local club meetings, school events, public notices, and cultural activities across Ottawa. Highlights include Kiwanis and Optimist club gatherings, Chamber of Commerce office meetings, Rotary and Lions Club events, USD 290 schedules, and arts offerings at Ottawa University and the Ottawa Community Arts Council.
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Commerce
Kiwanis Club
OU Union
Chamber of Commerce
Optimist Club
Franklin County Conservation District Board
Ottawa Suzuki Strings
Wal-Mart
Faye Cole
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Peoples National Bank
Lions Club
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club
M. Bank Iv
Board of Directors
Education & Health
Rotary Club
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin Sayings
Kiwanis
Ottawa Middle School
Optimist
Baldwin
Art Guild
John Stockade
Mighty Jailbreakers
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Chrys Chmielowiec
BRPW
Bloodmobile
Faith Lutheran Church
Kansas Veteran’s Commission
City Hall
Ottawa Jaycees
Eagles Hall
E. 15Th St
Shelly Hood
City Commission
AARP
East Central Kansas Area Agency On Aging
Earth Team Recycling
Wingert’s
LaLeche
S. Etim
ORC
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Library Board
Ottawa Library
American Cancer Society Leadership Conference
Ottawa University
Harth
Rotary Chill
Ettlote Hall
Blackwood Quartet
Ottawa Municipal Audiorium
March of Dimes
Mowbray Hall
Poncho's Board of Education
USD
UMW
United Methodist Church
4Th
Hickory
Inherit the Wind
KOFO
Ottawa Opry
Brian Lewis
OHS
Ottawa High School
S&L suits filed seek over 51 million in RTC actions
Federal authorities pursue more than 51 million in six RTC lawsuits against former directors and officers of five failed Kansas savings and loan institutions. Defendants include some attorneys and firms with dealings with the S&Ls in cases filed in Kansas City, Topeka, and Wichita. RTC seeks amounts ranging from 2.8 million to 14.1 million for First Federal Hutchinson, 12.8 million for Coffeyville, 8 million for Wellington, 4.1 million for Parsons, and 9.5 million for Colonial Liberal S&Ls.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Savings and Loans
S&ls
Resolution Trust Corp
U.S
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Wichita
First Federal Savings and Loan of
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
First Federal Savings Bank of Wellington
Peoples Savings and Loan of
Parsons
Colonial Savings and Loan of Liberal
District Court News and Local Notices From Daily Report
Marriage licenses issued Roger D Smith and Denise Kay both of Wellsville and Brian Young and Amy Kuhns of Divorces Granted Becky Saueressig Stephen Wilson Wanda Wilson Richard Dean and Valerie Max annulment for Robert and Valerie Max fire call at A T Salvage Richmond Township fira confined to a junk car no damage. USD 290 menu for March 2 6 lists Chicken fried steak or chicken and noodles Tuesday Polish sausage on bun or chili
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District Court News
Roger Dale Smith
Denise Renae Kay
Wellsville
Brian Kaith Young
Amy Michelle Kuhns
Becky
Gary Saueressig
Stephen AR
Wanda C. Wilson
Richard Jr
Sherry R. Dean
Brown
Robert D
Valerie Lynn Max
Rea Rastored
Richmond Township
A&t Salvage
Richmond
U.S.D
Iraq rejects U N missile facility plan despite U N condemnation
Iraq on Friday refused U N plans to destroy its ballistic missile production sites, aligning against the United States and other Security Council members. The council condemned the response as unacceptable and urged Baghdad to begin destruction immediately, warning of serious consequences.
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United Nations
Iraq
U.N
United States
Security Council
Council
Baghdad
U.S
Thomas R. Pickering
Trained Staff At Ottawa Retirement Plaza Care Promise
The trained, certified staff at Ottawa Retirement Plaza understands your feelings and offers compassionate assistance for residents and families during care transitions and daily routines.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Retirement Plaza
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Laura Martin
East Central Kansas Area
Oasis Club
Joe Blake
Elmer Sutton
Carroll Whiteford
Lillian Partis
Henry Roberts
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th and
Maple
Ottawan
Lawrence
Imy Green
Lawrence High School
Douglas County United Way
Amy
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Bob
Joyce Green
Spigle
Evangel College
Daryl Spigle
Springfield
Edward Spigle
Douglass Lawrence
District 60
Him
Gov
Joan Finney
Lynn Turner
Williamsburg
Christy Lyder
Kristi Kunkel
Mark Redding
Waverly
River City Roots
Elijah Tinnon
Leslie
Tinnon
the Herald
S&l
RTC
Whey
Farm Bureau Insurance
W. Tecumseh
Paul Hays
Daily Report
Senior Citizens Center For Reservations
Fabric Sale
Cygnet Fashions & Fabrics
8Th St
Baldwin City
Greg & Bonnie
Gilroy
Wellsville, Kansas
Ings
Paul Howe
Ottawa, Kansas
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