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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 2004

Page

8

Franklin County community events and meetings listed

The Franklin County 4H Council meets 7:30 p.m. Monday at Celebration Hall. A Low Vision group session runs 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday at Ottawa Retirement Village Community room with speaker Sandra Andrews of Kan-Sail. County Commissioners meet Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the courthouse to discuss stop signs at Delaware and Sand Creek, and tire bids.

4-H Franklin County Celebration Hall Sandra Andrews Kan-Sail Kansas Ottawa Andrews Linda Phyllis Area Agency On Aging Public Works Ray DeJulio Delaware Sand Creek

Pleasures to Treasures at Carnegie Cultural Center and More

Ottawa events include quilts by Dee Underwood and cross stitch by Marilyn Seymour in Pleasures to Treasures at Carnegie Cultural Center on Main Street with youth programs under Over the Rainbow. Old Depot Museum showcases 135 Years of the Ottawa Herald with hours 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday and Sunday 1 to 4 pm, admission $3, $1 for students. Recycling Center hours are 7 am to 3 pm weekdays and 9 am to 1 pm Saturday at Elm Street. Alcoholics Anonymous meets daily at noon on weekdays and 8 pm on select days at First Baptist Church basement.

Ottawa Community Arts Council Dee Underwood Marilyn Seymour Carnegie Cultural Center S. Main St Old Depot Museum The Ottawa Herald W. Tecumseh S. Elm St Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Fourth and Hickory

Community Meetings and Events Schedule highlights

A compilation of local engagements lists pancake breakfasts at Eisenhower Elementary and Pomona High School cheer clinics, a Prairie Flyers EAA meeting at Charles Wheeler Airport, a scrapbooking class at Ottawa Library, choir concerts at Bible Baptist Church, and the Franklin County Historical Society annual meeting. Also includes OurS Dance, county commission and city sessions, library book sale, landlord association gathering, and school board meetings across Ottawa and Wellsville.

Eisenhower Elementary Eisenhower School Pomona High School Prairie Flyers EAA Airline History Museum Charles Wheeler Airport Kansas City Ottawa Library Heartland Baptist Bible College Bible Baptist Church N. Cherry St Franklin County Historical Society Franklin County Records and Research Center Seventh St. Terrace Douglas County Senior Center Vermont Lawrence Franklin County Commission Franklin Countyourthouse Ottawa Lions Club Friends of the Ottawa Library 2Nd St Ottawa City Commission City Hall Franklin County Area Landlords Association Sirloin Stockade Ottawa Board of Education

Fire and Medical Calls Log From City Streets

Daily report lists structure fires at 1800 Shawnee Road at 12 10 p m Tuesday and medical emergencies including a sick person at 1600 South Osage Street 10 30 a m Thursday and a sick person at 3100 Labette Road 2 55 a m Sunday plus a call at 300 South Main Street 2 27 p m Wednesday for a missing detail

Shawnee Road South Osage Street Labette Road South Main Street

State official touts business style to save Kansas money

Kansas Secretary of Administration Howard Fricke told Ottawa Rotary the state saved 95 million by working smarter and aims for more cuts. He urged fewer unnecessary procedures, noted the sale of 700 idle vehicles saving about nine million annually, and pressed that government should not perform private sector jobs.

Jeanny Sharp Herald Kansas Howard Fricke Ottawa Rotary Ottawa University Student Union Fricke Security Benefit Life Insurance Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius Republican Party The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Rotary Club Ottawa University

Culver grain elevator closes as town preserves memories

In Culver Kansas the Farmers Co-op Association shuts its last local elevator moving from full-time to seasonal operation. Rich Stanley prepares to close the Culver facility as residents mourn the loss of a social hub. The state still hosts 721 elevators, but drought and low prices push communities toward seasonal gaps. The Schur family and others recall a bygone era, while the company plans to transfer Stanley to the Solomon elevator and reopen for harvests in June and fall.

Rich Stanley Farmers Co-op Association Stanley White House Claudia Griggs Kansas Midwest Edmond Brady Grain Stuttgart Norton Beverly Lincoln County Kipp Kansas Feed and Grain Association Tom Tunnell Tunnell Dorothy Schur Culver Schur Ralph Ralph Schur Farmers Coop Association Schurs Salina Solomon Talmage Abilene Bennington Longford Niles Wells

Topeka mayor questions budget plan for inmate unit

Mayor Mays criticizes Sebelius proposed 3.86 million dollar budget for the inmate unit for the next fiscal year asserting temporary funding will defund the program though Goossen cites uncertain inmate population and still supports the administration's commitment.

Sebelius Mays Duane Goossen Goossen

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