Sutton seeks sixth term as county clerk in Franklin County
Democrat Laura Sutton, 66, of Princeton, announces a run for a sixth four year term as Franklin County clerk. With 18 years in office plus prior service as deputy clerk and bookkeeper, she cites enjoyment of election responsibilities and ongoing changes in procedures, reporting to the state, and daily problem solving. Sutton notes lifelong Franklin County roots, local education, a large family, and close state collaboration in maintaining accurate records and updated guidelines.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Laura Sutton
Franklin County
Sutton
Princeton
Williamsburg High School
Emporia State University
Elmer Sutton
McCay seeks Franklin County register of deeds post
Sue McCay of 894 Clark Road Williamsburg announces a bid for the Franklin County register of deeds. A 37 year old with three years in the county appraiser’s office and six years at Haley Abstract plus a year at Croucher Abstract, she highlights deed transactions and property descriptions. She backs computer use to boost indexing while preserving hard copies.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Sue McCay
Clark Road
Williamsburg
Register of Deeds
Franklin County
McCay
Register of Deeds Office
Haley Abstract & Title Co
S Main
Croucher Abstract and Title Co
W. 3Rd
Sherrie (Capper
Register
McGay
Robert McCay
Williamsburg High School
Haley Abstracting Office
Garnett Board to Meet for Monthly Session and Talks
Garnett Board of Education schedules 8 p.m. Thursday meeting at the old Garnett High School band room to hear seven reports including traffic light questions at Fourth Street and K-31 near the new Anderson County Junior Senior High School. Kenneth Woods says the state won’t install lights due to insufficient traffic. The agenda includes five discussion items and four action items with planned resignations to be announced. Executive session will follow, with teacher salary negotiations and a decision on the district shorts issue likely in July.
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Garnett Board of Education
Garnett High School
Fourth Street
Anderson County
Woods
Ottawa to host Summer Country Jamboree series at OMA
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium stages a Summer Country Jamboree with Blue Stem Lone Run and The Alferd Packer Memorial Swing Band performing on June 27 July 25 and August 22. Tickets are seven dollars adults and half price for children students. finale CMA Talent Show Sept 19 offers up to 5000 in cash prizes, with auditions Aug 9 and 16 and top 18 performing.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
OMA
Kansas
Dick Smith
Blue Stem
Smith
Porter Wagoner
T.G. Sheppard
Lone Run
Wichita
Tennessee
Alferd Packer
CMA
Nashville
Ol’ Marais
Ottawa
Family to fight officials over hospital treatment order
John Encisco, father of Ellen Encisco, says he will hire a lawyer to challenge officials who ordered medical care for his severely malnourished 1-year-old daughter. Ellen was placed under 24 hour guard at a Topeka hospital after a May 17 abduction from the facility following a May 15 police intervention.
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Topeka
Kan
John Encisco
Ellen
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Encisco
SRS
Weather Tonight and Kansas Extend Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy tonight with dense fog and low in mid-50s. Southeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Friday to Sunday in Kansas brings a chance of showers and storms in the east and south, then dry periods. Highs reach 70s with some upper 60s, lows mainly in 50s. Reservoir levels show full or near full pools at Clinton Redmond Melvern Pomona and others with slight outflow.
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Kansas
County Commission Visits Land and Flooded Rock Creek Road
Franklin County commissioners joined by appraiser Steve Brown reviewed Norman Wooge 80 acres as he appeals the land value. Brown suggested changing about 10 acres from dry crop to native grass, lowering the assessment from 12 630 to a target after soil quality finalization. Public works director Bob Chamberlin noted erosion in drainage ditches on Rock Creek Road where flooding occurred at Kentucky Road, and that a drainage tube may need enlarging. The group also held a brief executive session with attorney John Richeson on real estate acquisition.
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Franklin County
Steve Brown
Norman Wooge
Public Works
Bob Chamberlin
Rock Creek Road
Brown
Wooge
Rock Creek
Kentucky Road
Commission
Charles Mavity
Chamberlin
John Richeson
Police boost focus on seat belt use in Ottawa
Ottawa Police Department plans increased seat belt enforcement under the Governor's Seat Belt Challenge. Chief Jeff Herrman said a recent survey shows 36percent belt use, aims for 70percent in next check, with random checkpoints, primary and secondary violations, and fines of 10 and 100 dollars respectively. A late summer survey will gauge progress, following a 34percent read in last year's effort.
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Tim O’keefe
Ottawa Police Department
OPD
Jeff Herrman
Goveror
Herman
Herrman
Kansas
Secretary of Transportation
National Guard Band to perform in Ottawa City Park
The Kansas Army National Guard Band of the 35th Infantry Division will give a concert at 7 30 p m on Thursday June 11 at the renovated Ottawa City Park band stand. Traditional march patriotic and jazz selections will be played by citizen soldiers from Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma under Chief Warrant Officer Steven D Evans. Band members meet one weekend a month to rehearse and perform.
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Kansas Army National Guard
35Th Infantry Division
Ottawa City Park
Steven D. Evans
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Central America
State Department
American Legion
The Ottawa Herald Ad Rates For Delivery In 1992
Ottawa Herald listing subscription and postage prices for daily, Sunday, and holiday editions. Rates cover carrier, mail, and mileage options across Ottawa Franklin County and adjacent counties with annual totals and state tax notes.
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Franklin County
State of Kansas
Community Briefs Share Local Services And Events
Aluminum recycling training hours run 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday with 10 a.m. to noon on the second and fourth Saturdays each month. Seniors may pick up their Ottawa Herald photo. Stop by Sutton's at 207 S Main for crystal pieces. call 242-3723. Private swim lessons offered for all ages by Jo Brawar at 242-5199 or 242-8058. A reception for Jarry and Deanne Harnder is at First United Methodist Church at Fourth and Hickory on Sunday, June 7 from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Jo Brawar
Jarry
Deanne Harnder
First United Methods Church
4Th
Hickory
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