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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1985

Page

3

Abduction Shocks Somonauk Town Residents

Somonauk Illinois residents are stunned by the kidnapping of seven year old Melissa Ackerman as she rode a bicycle with a friend. A local man in Kane County is questioned though he denies involvement. A total of 17 thousand dollars in rewards has been offered by MetLife and local supporters.

Somonauk Ill Sheree Ackerman Melissa Ackerman Sheriff's Office DeKalb County Jim Laben Denny Wiley Melissa FBI Laben

Missing Child Alert for Africina Born

Abduction from Ruston Louisiana on January 5 1983 reported. Child Africina Born born October 19 1970 described as female with unknown details. Information requested by toll free hotline 1 800 843 5678 National Center for Missing and Exploited Children located in Washington DC.

Its a Grand Old Flag Patriotic Luncheon Slated

Ottawa Christian Women's Club invites area women to a 12:30 p.m. luncheon on Thursday June 26 at Ottawa University Student Union. Wear red white and blue and enjoy Rev. Henry Roberts speaking on American Heritage plus music by Barbara Driver Donna Eichenberger and Judy Phipps. Reserve by June 18 via Kathy Hiatt or Dora May Anderson. A prayer coffee follows at Pat Carey’s home.

Ottawa Christian Women’s Club Ottawa University Student Union Henry Roberts Barbara Driver Donna Eichenberger Judy Phipps Blue Springs Kathy Hiatt Dora May Anderson Pat Carey N. Sycamore

Community Abuse Groups May Apply For Trust Fund Grants

The Kansas Children and Youth Advisory Committee awarded 34 grants totaling 334,767 from the Family and Children Trust Fund to help Kansas communities prevent abuse and neglect. KCYAC encourages spring 1986 applications and notes the Trust Fund has distributed 890,000 since 1981 through programs like Healthy Start Home Visitor projects and Parenting grants across multiple counties.

Kansas Children and Youth Advisory Committee Family and Children Trust Fund Kansas Robert Barnum SRS KCYAC Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Children and Youth Advisory Committee Trust Fund Sha’ Barton Douglas Leavenworth McPherson Kansas Children’s Service’ League David O’brien Youth Services West Sixth Topeka

Musicians Invited To Seminar On Organ Innovation

Repairs on the First Assembly of God organ led to a temporary Rodgers 740 unit. Topeka Organ and Piano Co supplied pipes to enable a hybrid electronic and pneumatic organ. Jim Hull of Rodgers notes it is unique locally. A seminar is set for Tuesday at 7 p m at 520 E 13th.

First Assembly of God Topeka Organ and Piano Company Jim Hull Rodgers Organs Assembly of God

Warnocks celebrate 65 Years in Wellsville family dinner

Mr and Mrs Carl Warnock of Wellsville mark their 65th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. Children Jim Warnock Bill Warnock Vaughn Kimbrough and Lester Moore and their families attend. Carl, a Wellsville Bank employee, and Merle Sloan were wed June 10 1920 at the First Methodist Parsonage in Paola.

Alice Brooks Crafts Ottawa Herald Northern Bivd Woodside Carl Warnock Wellsville Jim Warnock S. Cedar Bill Warnock Vaughn Kimbrough Leavenworth Lester Moore Liberty Carl Wellsville Bank Merle Sloan Paola

Art In Park entries due for twelfth annual show

Entries in the Twelfth Annual Art-In-The-Park at Memorial Park McPherson must be received by June 15. Only original work by artists and craftsmen will be accepted with three slides, a $15 entry fee, and biographical information sent to Box 73. Display screens are available for rental. Purchase awards totaling about $4,000 will be awarded. Patrons will be guided by judges but not restricted by them.

Memorial Park McPherson Box 73

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