Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald
Daily bulletin board notice explains how to submit items two days ahead by fax email or mail with no charge for non commercial public events. Includes address 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS and request to avoid phone calls.
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Ottawa Herald
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Community Activities Coffee at Agler and Gaeddert
Ottawa area chamber hosts coffee and open house at Agler and Gaeddert Chartered on 234 S Main St from 8 a.m. to noon Friday. William B Hann CPA joins the firm as a new member of staff.
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Agler and Gaeddert
Ottawa
Meetings and events list for Ottawa Pomona and nearby towns
Today includes Story Time at Ottawa and Wellsville libraries, Pomona and Rantoul councils meet at 7 p.m., Franklin County commission at 8:30 a.m., Rotary and Kansas Legal Professionals luncheons at noon, Ottawa City Commission 7 p.m., and Eastern Star 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Hall. Also Ambassadors Committee at 7:30 a.m. and library board 4 p.m. with various venues and contact numbers.
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Ottawa Library
Pomona
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
Wellsville Library
Richmond Public Library
Rotary Club
OU Student Union
Mark Eldridge
Kansas Legal Professionals
Nancy Wedman
Friends of the Ottawa Library Board
Wellsville Lodge
Af&am
Wellsville
Ottawa City Commission
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Main St
Hospital Notes and Local Arrests Reported Monday
Admissions include Ruby Scrivner and Harry Papps from Ottawa. Dismissals list Cynthia Jones, Goldie Nichols, Donna Powell, Quenemo, Courtney Reedy, Ottawa. Arrests include Erin Chappell for DWI and leaving the scene, Richard Andrews for leaving the scene, Nicholas Yurchak for abuse order violation, Jacob Kirkland for DWI and open container, Amanda Eneichen for driving while suspended. Bond amounts vary. several arrestees released pending disposition. Incidents note a calf shot by arrow on John Brown Road in Princeton.
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Cynthia Jones
Ottawa
Goldie Nichols
Donna Powell
Quenemo
Courtney Reedy
Sheriff's Dept
Erin Kathleen Chappell
Pine Court
Richard L. Andrews
Willow St
Nicholas Joseph Yurchak Jr
Eudora
Jacob Dean Kirkland
N. Cedar St
Amanda Arlene Eneichen
S. Poplar St
John Brown Road
Princeton
Arrow
Local blood drive planned for Friday at Walmart KC
The Wald Walmart at 2101 Princeton Circle Drive and the Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City host a drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. Sign up with Ginny Kems at 242 9222 ext 119. The center serves 74 area hospitals including Ransom Memorial Hospital. Ransom reports 30 to 35 units monthly helping 20 to 25 people per donation.
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Herald
Wal-Mart
Princeton Circle Drive
Community Blood Center
Greater
Kansas City
Ginny Kems
Kansas
Missouri
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ransom Laboratory
Linda Reed
Local blood drive at Wal-Mart Ottawa
The Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City announces a blood drive at Wal-Mart, 2101 Princeton Circle Drive, Ottawa, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. Donors must be 17 or older, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in good health, with ID. Health checks include temperature and cholesterol results mailed after donation.
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Reed
VFW Auxiliary president to speak at Topeka conference
The national president Evelyn McCune of Whitesell-Finnell Auxiliary 971 in Newton will visit Topeka January 16 18 for the Kansas state Mid Winter Conference. McCune the first Kansas elected national president in 45 years leads a 660671 member Ladies Auxiliary and aims to surpass 804808 raised for Operation Uplink this year while continuing the fund past 3 million for 16 consecutive years.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Topeka
Kansas State
Evelyn McCune
Whitesell- Finnell
Newton
Kansas
Ottawa
VFW
McCune
Ladies Auxiliary
Uplink
Cane Aid and Research Fund
Bank seeks hearing on serving drinks at church event
Peoples Bank seeks special hearing at City Hall to obtain a temporary permit for serving alcohol at a parish banquet at Sacred Heart Church. The city ordinance bans alcohol within 200 feet of churches, raising scrutiny after a preschool case prompted a rewrite.
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Bank
Herald
Peoples Bank
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
City Hall
Ottawa Bank
Peoples
Dale Dieterich
Ottawa City Commission
Commission
Weldon Padgett
Jeff Herrman
City Commission
Martin Luther King Jr
Ottawa University
Ottawa High
Andrew Hushka
Brett Staneslow
National League of Cities’ Youth, Education and Families
NLC
Local history mini-books planned by Franklin County Society
Franklin County Historical Society director Deb Barker plans a series of bite size life stories about local history inspired by UK miniature books. First volume Hank and Pete recounts bank robbers Hornbrugh led by Heidi Van der Heuvel. Proceeds support the society and future volumes will cover Ottawa University Academy Westport Traders and Pottawatomie Massacre.
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Franklin County Historical Society
Deb Barker
Barker
Franklin County
Torical Society
Hank and
Pete
Hank
Pete Hornbrugh
Historical Society Collections Committee
Heidi van der Heuvel
Ottawa University Academy
Ottawa High School
Westport
Franklin
Pottawatomie
Tony Jones
The
Historical Society
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
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