Death of Harold Hermann 73 Garnett
Harold Hermann age 73 of Garnett died January 4 2017 at home. Funeral services are scheduled for January 10 2017 at Holy Angels Catholic Church Garnett with burial following. A rosary and visitation are set for January 9 2017 at Holy Angels Church. He was born April 30 1943 in Harris to Albert John and Mary Catherine Wilper Hermann.
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Harold Hermann
Garnett
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Holy Angels Church
Harris
Albert John
Mary Catherine (Wilper) Hermann
Ed Taylor 70 Ottawa Died January 6 2017
Ed Taylor of Ottawa died Friday January 6 2017 at age 70. Arrangements are pending and will be announced later by Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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Ed Taylor
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Edward Wheaton 99 dies in Ottawa with service set
Edward Walter Wheaton, 99, of Ottawa died Thursday December 22 2016. A celebration of life is planned for 10 am Monday January 16 2017 at Dengel Son Mortuary with family and friends meeting after. He was born September 13 1917 in Independence Missouri to Clarence and Angela Wheaton.
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Edward Walter Wheaton
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Edward
Independence
Missouri
Clarence
Angela (Denham) Wheaton
GateHouse publisher discusses Ottawa ties and local media shift
John Montgomery, GateHouse Media group publisher for Kansas and Colorado and former Ottawa Herald editor, spoke at Neosho County Community College on January First Friday Forum. He recalled 1996–2000 Ottawa years, stressed news and local business connections, and noted GateHouse’s acquisition boosting resources for The Herald and area merchants. Brenda Bandy will speak next month.
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GateHouse Media Group
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Ottawa Herald
Neosho County Community College
Logan St
Ottawa
Montgomery
Herald
GateHouse Media
Harris Enterprise
Brenda Bandy
Kansas Breastfeeding Coalition
Neosho
The
Chamber invites input on downtown changes in Ottawa
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce plans two public meetings led by Architect One to gather ideas for a vibrant downtown. Meetings set for January 13 in the Ransom Memorial Conference Room and January 17 at First Baptist Church will feature light meals. The effort cites Topeka’s Kansas Avenue Project, funded with six million dollars in public money and four million in private donations.
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Ottawa Area
John Coen
Chamber
Ransom Memorial
S. Main St
First Baptist Church
Elliott Hall
S. Hickory St
Coen
Ottawa area recalls Ed Taylor a community leader
Community members remember Ed Taylor who arrived in Ottawa in 1975 and shaped county government. He pushed for a full time emergency manager and fire coordinator and helped hire the county administrator in 2005. A longtime church leader and business figure, Taylor served 12 years on the county commission and chaired it for many years.
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Radcliffe
Firefighters Association
Burroughs
Taylor
Chris
Burlington
Dunn
Franklin County Development Council
Franklin County
FCDC
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa
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