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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2013
Page
2
The menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday. Sloppy Joe and pasta salad lead Monday. Tuesday offers stuffed potato with chicken cheese sauce. Wednesday features turkey roast with sides. Thursday serves taco salad. Friday concludes with smothered steak.
The Ottawa Volunteer Center, part of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp., lists volunteer needs and opportunities. Contact 1320 S. Ash St. or call (785) 214-4556 or email jcraft eckan.org for more information.
Ottawa Public Swimming Pool hosts a free evening of fun and water activities from 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Ottawa Swim Club invites volunteers to help with games races and activities for babies youth and adults. Contact Hannah Thomas at 785-214-8300 or email hannahthomas1235 gmail com.
Ottawa Main Street Association director Becci Shisler invites volunteers to water and maintain downtown corner gardens. Established plantings need daily attention, and families or youth groups are encouraged to participate for shared service and local beauty. Call 785 242 2085 to volunteer.
Ottawa hosts the third annual National Night Out on July 30 to foster community safety. Volunteers are needed as hosts to open yards or homes for neighbors. Register with Ron Hughes, Volunteers in Police coordinator, for a visit from city officials, McGruff the Crime Dog, and Ottawa police and fire departments and the Franklin County Sheriff's Office. Email rhughes ottawaks.gov or call (785) 242-2561 for ideas or information.
West Franklin Head Start program seeks two volunteers. One bus monitor needed for 7 to 8 30 a m morning route two to three days weekly for the school year with family interaction and entertainments on the bus and must pass a Kansas Bureau of Investigation background check and attend licensing training including CPR and First Aid. The second volunteer is for the Head Start kitchen in Pomona delivering food to classrooms serving and cleaning up five hours on Mondays for most of the school year with similar training requirements.
Marjorie I Fleck 82 of Ottawa Kansas died July 15 2013 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral services were held with burial in Leavenworth National Cemetery She was born April 24 1931 in Quenemo Kansas the daughter of Albert K and Emma L Dehn She lived in Ottawa since 1998 after moving from California Married January 21 1951 to Theodore A Fleck Jr who preceded her in death July 11 1992 Surviving are sisters in law Clarene Dehn Topeka and Carol Kittelson Lake City Minnesota with nieces and nephews Online guest book at Dengel Mortuary.
Scott A Myers 51 of Ottawa died July 15 2013 in Gardner Kansas. Visitation 6 30 to 7 30 p m Mon July 22 2013 at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa. Private inurnment Union Cemetery Franklin County at a later date. Born October 13 1961 in Ottawa he was the son of Rex and Sandra Myers. Survived by wife Lonna three sons Dustin Caitlin Devon Mason seven grandchildren and siblings. Memorials to Scott Myers Memorial Fund in care of Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa KS. Online guest book at dengelmortuary com.
Everett Guder 86 of Bronson Kan died Wednesday July 17 2013 at St Francis Hospital Wichita Funeral service 10:30 am Wednesday July 24 2013 at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Moran Kan Interment Fairview Cemetery Mil dred Kan
Ottawa Coop quotes Friday values for hard wheat six eighty, soybeans fifteen fifty one, corn six eighty nine, milo six nineteen. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency lists corn six sixty nine, milo ten seventy two, oats three seventy seven, soybeans fifteen thirty five, wheat six eighty three.
Report lists price ranges by weight for feeder steers and heifers from 300 to 800 pounds, with no test prices for 400 to 700 pound categories. Slaughter cows up $1 to $3, other cow categories $65 to $90, bulls $90 to $101, pairs bred cows and calves no test, feeder cattle up $3 to $5.
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