Sudlow Landscape Exhibit Opens at Arts Center Ottawa
The Robert Sudlow Recent Landscapes show debuts today at the Arts Center 105 E 5th and runs until June 30 with a Sunday reception June 11 from 2 to 4 pm during Skunk Run. Sudlow KU painter and longtime faculty member studied under Bloch Mattern and Eastwoold.
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Robert Sudlow
Arts Center
E. 5Th
Lawrence
Sudlow
University of Kansas
Albert Bloch
Karl Mattern
Raymond Eastwoold
Ludlow
Europe
Ottawa events calendar schedule and performances list
The Herald Calendar lists Ottawa events: Ottawa Library Board of Trustees meeting at 7 p.m. on the 24th, OCAC board and staff retreat, 95 Leadership class fishing tournament for ages 6 to 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1307 EB, OCAC art at Old Depot Museum and Dietrich Cabin 10:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m., Uzuki Sound Encounters Orchestra at 4:30 p.m. in OU chapel, True Value Jimmy Pean Country Showdown at 7:30 p.m. in OMA, Suzuki events from 25th to 29th including strings, recitals, graduations, and faculty performances at OU facilities, Ottawa Board of Education 7:30 p.m. meeting on the 26th, Sewing Guild 7 p.m. RMH, OU Suzuki Institute Orchestra 7 p.m., Chamber coffee 7:30 p.m. at Heartland China, and OU Suzuki final concert 7 p.m. in OU Chapel.
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Ottawa Library Board of Trustees
OCAC
Old Depot Museum
Dietrich Cabin
Ouzuki
OU Chapel
True Value
Jimmy Pean
OMA
Suzuki
Brian Lewis
OU Suzuki
Ottawa Board of Education
Sewing Guild
RMH
Friends
OU Suzuki Institute
Heartland
China
Hail storm spurs vast adjuster response in Ottawa region
The storm prompted an army of adjusters from several areas, with Ohio Casualty opening a drive-in claims office at Ottawa Econo Lodge to handle about 650 vehicle claims. House and roof damage were common, with auto claims averaging over 2000 dollars each. State Farm sent representatives nationwide amid Kansas-wide losses nearing 20 million dollars for homes and autos. Norris recalls a 93 hail storm that devastated Lawrence.
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Ohio Casualty
Ottawa
Fledderjohann
Steve Bennett
State Farm Insurance
Kansas
State Farm
Bennett
Tulsa
Okla
Lenexa
Norris
Lawrence
Weather Tonight and Weekend Thunderstorm Outlook
Tonight a 30 percent chance of evening showers then a chance of thunderstorms late over the far west. Otherwise dry with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Sunday a west thunderstorm chance, central and east dry or with light rain. highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s. Monday a statewide thunderstorm chance with highs in the 60s to 70s and overnight lows in the 50s.
Ottawa police warn of storm damage repair scams
Ottawa police records and services division commander Daryl Shutt urged area residents to beware of out-of-town repair offers after storms. He warned some workers are dishonest and targeted seniors, who are not offered better prices, stressing caution when dealing with storm damage repairs.
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Daryl Shutt
Ottawa Police Records and Services
Shutt
Williamsburg HS bids farewell to long serving staff
Principal Max Turner and teachers Louis and Frances Coppoc retire after a combined 97 years in education. Louis Coppoc taught 38 years, his wife 27 in Williamsburg and beyond, while Turner served 34 years overall including 19 at Oakley. The trio’s departures come as four new classrooms rise at Williamsburg High School.
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Illiamsburg High School
Williamsburg
Max Turner
Louis
Frances Coppoc
West Franklin
Turner
Coppers
Frances
Pomona
Belpre High School
Kansas
Jetmore
Jetmore High School
Oakley High School
Louis Coppoe
Williamsburg High School
Ralph Young Williamsburg High School
Louis Coppoc
Graduates Join Herald Staff at Ottawa Newspaper
Two recent graduates joined The Ottawa Herald. Christi Wright from Wamego earned a bachelor’s in journalism from Kansas State University in May and will cover police and education as well as agriculture. Ryan Deardorff of Ottawa will design and lay out ads in the production department. Deardorff began May 22 and Wright started Tuesday.
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The
Ottawa Herald
Christi Wright
Wamego
Kansas State University
Agriquige Deay
Wright
K-State
Collegian
O Wamega
Ryan Deardorff
Ottawa Area
Flint Hills Technical College
Emporia
Deardorff
Herald
Flint Hills
Bosnian Serbs Seize UN Civilian From Banja Luka
Bosnian Serb police captured a United Nations civilian employee from Sweden in the rebel stronghold of Banja Luka, marking the first detention of a UN civilian since hostages began last week. U.N. observers at Banja Luka airport were restricted, and fighting around two UN enclaves continued as NATO strikes hit Serb positions near Pale. International talks offered by Serbs were rejected by Secretary Warren Christopher amid ongoing hostage tensions.
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Arajevo
Bosnia- S Herzegovina
U.N
NATO
Banja Luka
Chris Gunness
Pale
Sarajevo
Bosnia
United Nations
Warren Christopher
Beach Party and Local Notices in Wellaville and Ottawa
Community notices list a beach party at Hurricane Sher rye in Wellaville on Saturday June 3 with details on times and locations. Also included are weekly meetings at Holiday Inn Ottawa, a limited time offer from Underwood GMC Truck, and various local church, school, and business events with addresses and contact lines.
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Wellaville
Sat
GMC
Underwood Equipment
Ottawa
Ottawa delivery rates for 1984 subscriptions by carrier
Subscription rates for delivery October 1, 1984 and after in Ottawa by carrier list one month six twenty six dollars thirty six? Not. one year sixty nine twenty seven with rural towns priced five? Thirty eight twenty three for six months. Rural towns by carrier one month six sixty eight, three months nineteen thirty four, six months thirty eight twenty three. Postmaster address change Ottawa Kansas six six zero six seven.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Arvana
Ottawa
Ottawa City Band Announces First Summer Concert Lineup
Ottawa City Band unveils its first of seven 1995 summer concerts at 7:30 p.m. in City Park Fifth and Main with Sousa tunes Washington Post Thunderer and St Patrick's Parade plus a Trumpet solo by guest Kevin Ocampaugh and selections from The Music Man and Dixieland pieces. In case of rain the show moves to Ottawa University Chapel.
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Ottawa
City Park
Mardli'King
Joh Philip Sousa
Washington Post
Kansas
U.S. Marine Band Library
Washington D.C
St. Patrick's Parade
Robert Washburn
Kevin Ocampaugh
Sammy Nestico
Barry E. Kopetz
Robert Green
Meredith Wilson
Terry
Ellen Schoenfield
Shewardoah
James Swearingen
John Warrington
Ottawa Dixieland Combo
Brent Wheeler
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
12Th
Cedar
Schaeffer to ministers helm at Ottawa association
The Ottawa Ministerial Association elected officers at its May 17 meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rev. Fred Schaeffer becomes president, Rev. Scott Dickinson vice president, Rev. Henry Roberts secretary, and Rev. John Duran treasurer. The group meets monthly September through May and organizes ecumenical services at Thanksgiving and Good Friday. They support KOFO devotions, nursing home worship, a pastor column in The Ottawa Herald, and volunteers for KTJO-FM Christian radio.
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Ottawa Ministerial Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fred Schaeffer
First Christian Church
OMA
Scott Dickinson
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
Henry Roberts
Westminster Presbyterian
John Duran
Faith Lutheran Church
KOFO
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Ottawa University
Ktjo-Fm
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Herald Staff
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