Intrust Bank unveils new financial services department
Ottawa executive Ed York announces a new Intrust Bank department offering tax deferred fixed annuities mutual funds through LNC Equity Sales Wichita and investment products via Dave Marr. Customers may consult bank professionals to assess needs and choose suitable products. Appointments via bank staff or Marr at 913-229-7203.
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Ottawa Intrust Bank
Ed York
LNC Equity Sales Corp
Wichita
Dave Marr
Wichita Corporation
Intrust Bank
York
Marr
Bezek
Ottawa
Bob Bezek
Kansas School Attorneys Association
KSAA
Durin
Hutchinson
Washburnn University
Topeka
Baker University
Baldwin
Berek
Terri
Sarah
Bank IV
Roger A. Ramseyer
Kansas
Ramseyer
Bank IV Institutional Trust and Investment Group
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Boatmen’s Bancshares Inc
Boatmen’s
Ottawa Med
John Gollier
University of Kansas Medical Center
Stu Jing
Gollier
Kermit Wedel
Minneapolis
Kan
Auto Shop
MDA Reed
Ames
The
Muscular Dystrophy Association
MDA
Missouri couple wins half of $53 million Powerball prize
Chuck Cook and wife Debbie shared $26.5 million of the Powerball jackpot with a Kansas winner after buying extra lottery tickets with spare gas money. The Springfield couple will receive $1.3 million annually for 20 years before taxes. Cook, 39, near graduation from Southwest Missouri State University, aims for a fishing trip to Canada or Alaska.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Lottery
Chuck Cook
Debbie
Springfield
Cook
Southwest Missouri State University
Canada
Alaska
Tonight Forecast Mixes Clouds After Midnight With Warm Lows
Tonight turns partly cloudy after midnight with a low of 65 to 70 and a southeast wind of 10 to 15 mph. Extended outlook through Sunday shows a chance of thunderstorms Sunday and continued heat with lows 65 to 75 and highs 95 to 105. Barometer 30.32 inches. Sunset 8:51 pm, sunrise 6:01 am. Reservoir data and other figures appear in the local log.
West Franklin school board reorganization marks several leadership changes
Gilges elected president and Annette Parker vice president at the West Franklin board meeting. New roles include Parker and Mary Anderson as alternates to the special education co op board. Vivian Eichinger clerk. Linda Servaes deputy clerk and assistant treasurer. Yvonne Olson treasurer. Other actions set meeting times, tuition rules for out of district students, and staff appointments.
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Dawn Bennett Herald
Aad Gilges
Annette Parker
West Franklin School Board
Gilges
Parker
Mary Anderson
Vivian Eichinger
Linda Servaes
Yvonne Olson
James Cain
Food Service
Karla Green
Cain
Ottawa
Appanoose
Williamsburg
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
The
Ottawa Herald
Voting becomes easier proposition in county races
About 57 percent of Franklin County residents are registered to vote. The county clerk notes registration efforts, including notes to high school seniors with registration cards. The National Voters Registration Act, enforced since May 1995, increased compliance and reporting requirements. Registered voters can cast advance ballots beginning July 17 for the August 6 primary, with party affiliation required to vote in the primary.
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Mietchen
Franklin
Kansas
Secretary of State
Matthews Seeks Kansas Chamber Endorsement in Senate Bid
Kansas Senate candidate Matt Matthews announced Tuesday that the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry endorsed his Republican primary campaign in the 12th District. He said the organization backs him as the viable option to defeat Doug Walker, citing his city Ottawa job-creation record and business credentials. Matthews faces Robert Tyson, a retired airline pilot and rancher from Parker, in the primary.
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Senate
Matt Matthews
Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Matthews
KCCI
Ottawa
KCCE
Doug Walker
Robert Tyson
Parker
Ad Briefs and business notices for July 4th week
Advertising blurbs show half price fireworks in McMillen’s on N 59 Highway with a second tent noted. Carpet Warehouse closes for vacation July 4 to July 7, reopening July 8. Hazardous Waste collection by FR CO HHW Facility operates Friday morning. Ottawa Sanitation holds regular July 4 service. Pizza Time and Show Time Video close early at 8 p.m. on July 4. Rent Masters will be open July 4 with 95.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page October 1995
Rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas listed for carrier and mail delivery. Includes monthly, quarterly, six month and yearly prices, plus rural town and state-wide options. Rates are in advance and reflect state sales tax.
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John B. Montgomery
Jay Bemis
Mtawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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Melvern
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Janevoegenss
Bam
P.marsseecrees
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Lead Area Board
Dar
Michael Campbell
Salina
Lisa Island
Central Heights
eSharon Prothe
Pomona High
Cynthia O’ Braham
Jay Thornton
Ottawa Pride
Willow
Francis Warnock
Norma Sellers
Four Seasons Garden Club
Bob
Marguerite Robbins
Fred Adamson
PRIDE
N. Mulberry
Sellers
Warnock
Shep
Judi
Collins
Ad Briefs
McMillen's
FR. CO
Ottawa Sanitation
Spedar
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