Garnett prints adds Ottawa location at 1521 S Main
Garnett printing business opens Ottawa office at 1521 South Main behind Jim's Barber Shop. Lynn Holderman will operate the new location in a building owned by Jim Goracke, with a target opening around February 1. The service offers off set printing for wedding invitations, calendars, flyers, labels and more.
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Garnett Printing
Ottawa
Holderman Printing Service
Garnett
S. Main
Jim
Jim Goracke
Lynn Holderman
Richard Holderman
Lynn
Messenger Furniture
South
South Star Chrysler
West 23Rd Street
Taylor Brothers Construction Company
Phil Messenger
Sheli
Diane Hamerickhouse
Messenger
Stanley
Riverside
Bassett
Broyhill
Lane
Restonic
Howard Miller
England-Corsair
Lindsay
Eric
Country Mart
Country Mart Grocery Stores
East Central
Kansas Area Agency On Aging
Eckaaa
Kansas City Power & Light
Elizabeth Maxwell
Anderson
Coffey
Franklin
Linn
Miami
Osage
Caren Rugg
Bank IV
Kansas
Robert W. Wightman
Kansas City
N.A
Wightman
Boatmen's
Boatmen’s National Bank of Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Bill Henningsen
Edward Jones Investment
Andrew S. Grove
Intel Corporation
Intel
Stanford
Calif
Edward Jones
Henningsen
Bertie Wilson
Allstate Insurance Company
Bertie
Allstate
Peoples to form Peoples National Bank serving Ottawa area
Peoples is consolidating three local branches into a new bank named Peoples National Bank with headquarters in Overland Park and branches in Louisburg and Stilwell. Ottawa operations will stay under longtime president Winter, focusing on serving Ottawa and Franklin County, with loans up to 1.5 million and staff retained. The Ottawa bank will continue under the 1871 charter, assets about 65 million, as federal approval and FDIC setup proceed in four to six months.
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Coples National Bank P« Trust
Peoples
Peoples National Bank
Overland Park
Louisburg
Stilwell
Wint Winter Sr
Peoples National Bank and Trust
Ottawa
Ottawa Bank
Franklin County
Winter
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Spotlight On Dance brings Ottawa movers to OMA stage
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium presents Spotlight On Dance as part of the Ottawa Live! Series. The second annual community concert runs 7:30 p.m. Friday with ballet, tap, jazz, modern, line and square dance numbers from Bernhardt School of Dance, Davidson Dance Studio, Turning Pointe Dance Studio and solo artists. The Bootscooters and Promenaders join regional groups with proceeds sponsored by Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home. Tickets range 7 dollars for adults, 3.5 for youth, under 12 free.
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Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa
Bernhardt School of Dance
Marjorie Bernhardt
Ashley Mitchell
Mary Sheldon
Amy Sheldon
Davidson Dance Studio
Medora Davidson Hoge
Courtney Pruner
Erika Frazier
LaDean Sypher
Tammy Ellis
Julie McAdoo
Jackie Kettler
Sarah Kettler
Severena Kimball
Meredith Bird
Bryranni Baker
Sarah Scherer
Candy Wasser
Patty Harwood
Sabrina Crane
Emily Petersen
Natasha Jaworski
Sandra Barth
Leslie Mettenburg
Bootscooters
Promenaders Square
Budge’s Sports Center
Beyond Video
OMA
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Weather Tonight Forecast Frost and Snow Likely
Cold wind and mixed precip move in tonight with rain turning to snow. Lows near mid 20s, northwest winds 20 to 30 mph, gusty, 80 percent chance of precip. Friday cold and dry with lows around zero to teens and highs in the teens north to 20s south. Saturday dry with lows 5 to 15 and highs in the 20s north to lower 30s south. Sunday partly cloudy with lows 5 to 15 and highs in the 20s north to 30s south.
Health watch at OMONA-West Prank schools over possible meningitis
Superintendent Jim Cain reports an eighth grade student hospitalized with suspected meningitis. Notes were sent home districtwide and tests are inconclusive. Officials say no outbreak, no panic, and the family tested negative while flu cases rise in the district.
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Omona — West
Jim Cain
Cain
Community notices brief mix of events and classes
Peak Glass Deposit Household Hazardous Waste event at FR CO HHW Facility weekdays 7 am to 1 pm. Concerned Citizens meet Thursday January 18 at 7 pm Bank IV. Chili supper January 19 5 30 to 7 30 pm Nazarene Church. Donations for youth mission trip to Monterey Mexico. Body Sculpture Step Aerobic Class starts January 22 six weeks January 22 March 15 M W F 5 30 to 6 30 pm. Information 242 3829.
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FR. CO
the Nazarene
Monterey
Mexico
First Lady May Have Been Involved In Travel Office Firings
Notes from May show Hillary Clinton linked to dismissals with claims she sought action be taken. Vincent Foster warned of immediate firings as May 12 and 13 entries surfaced. Lawmakers accuse White House of truth avoidance while seven fired workers break silence about Mrs. Clinton’s role.
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Watkins
White House
Vincent Foster
Clinton
William Clinger
House Government Reform and Oversight Committee
Clinger
Henry Waxman
Dcalif
Waxman
Carter
Rodney King
King
Los Angeles
The Gentle Lady from Texas Passes at 59
Pioneer lawmaker remembered for dramatic 1974 Nixon impeachment hearings and a 1992 keynote addressing Rodney King and inner city renewal. Her career highlighted staunch constitutional defense, bold oratory, and later focus on teaching.
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Ary Committee
Nixon
Ms. Jordan
Texas
Rodino
Jimmy
Topeka teen charged in murder case faces venue bid
Nathan Earwood, 16, of Topeka, was charged with second degree murder and set for trial February 13. A Friday hearing will consider a change of venue due to alleged local bias and heavy media coverage. Barwood's attorney Scott Ryburn filed the motion arguing a fair trial cannot be held in Franklin County.
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Montel Williams
Nathan Earwood
Topekan
Barwood
Scott Ryburn
Franklin County
Ryburn
RMH Trustees approve medical equipment purchases for hospital
Ransom reports 1995 black membership and 20,158 hours of voluntary hospital service. Edie Derousseau to become auxiliary president. Trustees authorize a $18,000 cardiac monitor unit to enable a cardiac rehabilitation program and a $34,000 used urology examination table. RMH will refund $12,000 for an inadequate table returned.
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Edie Derousseau
Ransom
RMH
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1995 Prices Released
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery and mail rates effective October 1 1995 for Ottawa KS and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and region with monthly three month six month and annual options including rural town and out of state mail. All rates are in advance and subject to state sales tax.
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Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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