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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1994

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NARFE Meets for Music Event at Sirloin Stockade

NARFE members enjoyed a program of western and spiritual music performed by Tori Elder in Ottawa. The July meeting at Sirloin Stockade welcomed all federal employees. Pittsburg State graduates local area students include Garnett Gray Andrew Gray Steven Ledom Delmer Naylor Jody Bell Rockers Lyndon Smith Osage City Eckelberry Princeton Yancey with bachelor and master degrees in engineering technology and related fields.

NARFE National Association of Tori Elder Ottawa Sirloin Stockade Pittsburg State Pittsburg State University Garnett Jonathan S. Gray Andrew Allen Gray Steven Wayne Ledom Delmer Russell Naylor Jody Marie Bell Rockers Lyndon — Kenneth Eugene Smith Osage City Daniel David Eckelberry Princeton Ronald W. Yancey

K State picnic Aug 2 to award scholarships at Celebration Hall

Franklin County Friends of Kansas State University host an Aug 2 picnic at Celebration Hall starting 6 30 p m. Scholarships totaling 2000 will be awarded to Scene students. Tickets are 5 50 each with 25 donations earning a free ticket and 100 donations five tickets. Attendees to bring large salad or dessert and table service. Officials like David Mugler and Mike Clark expected to attend. High school juniors and seniors receive a free K state T shirt.

Franklin Scene Franklin County Friends of Kansas State University Brenda Eric Guenther Franklin County Extension Office Guenther KSU David Mugler Mike Clark

Kansas Honor Roll Includes KU and Area Students

The University of Kansas announces its semester honor roll with area students named, spanning Garnett, Ottawa, Pomona, Wellsville, Princeton, Lyndon and Osage City. Named students come from liberal arts and sciences, journalism, education, nursing, pharmacy, engineering, and other units, with each listing detailing school affiliation.

University of Kansas Garnett Heather Kay Bertone Dennis Matthew Brown Daniel A. Hermmeck Baldwin — Shelley Jean Box Jill Dease Earles Fine Acts Kristin Ann Flory Linda Graziano Sarah Marie Russell Amy L. Schmidt Joanna Katherine Wiley Ottawa Richard Carlson Cook heror-Gravens Adonia TV David Chelan, David Megan Lynn Denton Melissa Deann Frazier Amy Nicole Green Joanna Marie’ Lewis Melinda Ann McDaniel Angela Dawn Warren Jennifer Jo Warren Lyndon Heather Lea Knight Pharmacy Allison Dawn Lippert Jeffrey A. Pierce Osage City Christopher ‘Todd Colstrom Liberal Arts and Sciences Nancy Michelle Plinsky

Downtown merchants weigh crime curb and patrol watch

Reeves outlines plans for a merchant group to curb crime in downtown. Ideas include a patrol watch with one or two merchants, group advertising to share costs, and voluntary support with no dues or fees. Tax abatements for small businesses are also proposed to help new entrants.

Reeves

Todd probe to ethics panel

TOPEKA Kansas AP an ethics inquiry may stretch months over allegations that Commissioner Ron Todd used the state Insurance Department for campaign work in violation of state law. Todd acknowledged improper employee phone calls and said the staffer reimbursed the state under seven dollars.

Topeka Kan Ron Todd State Insurance Department Todd Republican Party

Labor Day bowling to aid MDA seeks wider local support

Ottawa area plans for the Labor Day bowl a thon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association echo Gary Kuntz hopeful signs from Ottawa High School’s spring fundraiser of $1,700 and a call for broader involvement from church groups scouts and neighbors. Grant and Jo Pleuss at Heartland Lanes sponsor the pledge center and all night bowling with a minimum $40 donation and a Shake Rattle and Bowl theme offering a free T shirt.

Ottawa Jerry Lewis Labor Day Kuntz Franklin County Ottawa High School MDA Grant Jo Pleuss Heartland Lanes Heartland

Kansas doubles fines in road work zones rule

Kansas expands penalties for violations in construction and maintenance zones after a 1994 law, doubling fines and adding court fees for speeding in active work zones. Signs at major highway entrances announce the measure as part of the Give Em A Brake campaign to boost motorist safety and awareness of workers.

Kansas Joan Finney Kansas Department of Transportation KDOT

At least 3 die in East storm

A tornado ripped through two suburban Philadelphia areas injuring more than 30 and killing at least three. Homes were destroyed in Limerick Township and Chester County near the PECO Limerick plant, while outages affected about 80,000 utility customers across Maryland and Pennsylvania.

Limerick Philadelphia Limerick Township Chester County Peco Energy Co Montgomery County Hesrox UR Jiannini Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware Dick Diener National Weather Service Baltimore-Washington International Harrington

Open house for fifth grant house in East Central Kansas

The last of five homes built from a grant to the East Central Kansas Economic Development Group will host an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at 325 S. Cedar. Plans are under way to build similar houses in Osawatomie.

East Central Kansas Economic Development Group S. Cedar Osawatomie

Weather Forecast Summary for Tonight and Weekend

Tonight looks fair with a low near the mid-50s and light variable wind. Saturday brings a chance of thunder with dry air and highs in the 60s. Sunday and Monday stay dry, warmer with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s to 90s.

Chaining of daughter earns probation in Ohio

Lola Shelton received three years probation after admitting she chained her 17 year old daughter to a floor for three days. Police said she wrapped a chain around the girl's ankle, padlocked it, and nailed the other end to the floor to prevent the teen from leaving the apartment while claiming she could not control her daughter.

Cincinnati Lola Shelton Daugh Ter

Ottawa Herald carrier and mail rates in 1993 notice

The Ottawa Herald lists subscription and delivery rates for Ottawa Kansas and surrounding areas effective October 1 1993. Rates cover in town motor route mail and outlying regions with monthly quarterly and yearly options all prepaid.

Sheerpton Ottawa

Estranged Wife Testifies In Child Abuse Trial

Shelly Harris testified she initially told investigators the baby John died after a fall from a dresser while Evan Harris was changing his diaper. She said Evan later admitted, “I dropped John,” and cited additional alleged incidents. Forensic pathologist Jill Gould testified the infant died of child abuse with two head injuries.

Haris Evan Shelly Harris University of Kansas Medical Center Shelly John Evan Harris Jill Gould Johnson Sedgwick Gould

Street Fest Adds Family Fun and Live Music Lineup

Street Fest showcases a sidewalk sale from 7 am to 5 pm with crafts vendors and pony rides, face painting, a moon walk, a dunk tank, and food stands including a homemade ice cream booth by Trinity United Methodist Church. An entertainment stage at Second and Main features 9 am to 5 pm acts and a street dance from 7 to 10 pm with Thunder Rose.

Trinity, United Methodist Church

Sidewalk sales and events highlight busy weekend

Local retailers promote events and sales including Pepper's Friday and Saturday appearances by The Rude, Aromatique autumn scents, Anniversary Sale at Heavenly Scents, a Street Fest charity game and a Mid-America Nutrition Meals on Wheels fundraiser at Highland Cemetery. Brown's Home and Olmsted Electric announce hours and specials, with Sidewalk Sales at Screen Hall, Town & Country Supply and more.

Aromatique Mid-America Nuirion Meals On Wheels

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