Wellsville Police Expand Coverage and Training Plans
Wellsville City Council approved mileage payments for assistant chief Ray Wards to travel to Hutchinson for training in April. The department will extend coverage Friday and Saturday 3:30 to 6 p.m. as chief and assistant move to town, with staff changes including the resignation of the assistant city clerk. Beginning March 31 trash bill collections stop by the city and payments go directly to the hauling company.
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Wellsville
Ray “Bushy
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
Hutchinson
Film Series Continues at Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church continues its film series The Communication of Values Through Film with Whistle Down the Wind shown at 7 p.m. Sunday at Fifth and Locust. Admission is free followed by an audience discussion led by university professors Sandstrom Woelfel and Reiter. The next two Sundays showcase The Seventh Seal and Cool Hand Luke, funded by the Kansas Committee for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Peter Sandstrom
Ottawa University
James Woelfel
University of Kansas
Lora Reiter
Goins services set for Garnett man at 2
Herman E Goins 90 died Thursday at a Garnett hospital. Funeral at Farris Feuerborn Saturday with Garnett Cemetery burial. He born March 7 1890 lived at Richmond farmer married Ella Gibons April 22 1918 Ottawa. Survived by two sons Jud and Kenneth Goins a daughter Violet Askins three brothers a sister and four grandchildren.
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Herman E. Goins
Farris-Feuerborn
Garnett
Goins
Richmond
Ella Etta Gibons
Ottawa
Kenneth Goins
Jud Goins
Violet Askins
George Goins
Hubert Goins
Perry
Arthur Goins
City offers reward for copper wire thieves in Ottawa
Ottawa officials, via the Department of Public Safety, offer up to 1000 in reward for recovering about 10000 pounds of copper wire stolen from near the city power plant. The loss is estimated at 6000, with clues pointing to multiple suspects using pickups or a larger truck. Contact DPS or mail tips to P.O. Box 76.
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Department of Public Safety
Utilities Department
DPS
City
Oren Skiles
Robert Mills
Mills
Skiles
P.O. Box
Wakefield Named to HSA Board in Northeast Kansas
Joe Wakefield a social services worker in Ottawa has been named to the Health Systems Agency of Northeast Kansas board. The HSA researches health care needs and issues certificates of need for facilities. Wakefield was chosen by the HSA steering committee which appointed half the board. the Franklin County seat is the final appointee yet to be announced.
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Joe Wakefield
HSA
Ottawa
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Health Systems Agency
Kansas
Wakefield
Franklin County
Fire damages Lawrence Old Carpenter's Hall Smokehouse
A two story brick building on Massachusetts street in downtown Lawrence suffered heavy fire damage to Old Carpenter's Hall Smokehouse. The fire’s cause is unknown and damage value is not listed. The building housed the restaurant and the second floor offices for Bob Schumm’s holdings. Additional remarks recount local health service funding concerns in the HSA region covering 25 Kansas counties including Franklin, Anderson, Osage, Coffey, Linn, Miami, and cities Topeka, Lawrence, and Emporia.
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Lawrence
Lawrence City
Bob Schumm
Schumm
Cecile Lindsey
Pomona
Wakefield
Ottawa University
SRS
Lve
HSA
Kansas
Franklin
Anderson
Osage
Coffey
Linn
Miami
Topeka
Emporia
Ecumenical Lenten Luncheon and Worship This Friday
Community notices list events at Eliott Hall First Baptist Church including an Ecumenical Lenten luncheon and worship Friday from 11 50 to 12 50. Also included are multiple local events such as a Hill House Saturday night barbecue special and a Blackwood Brothers concert with reservations urged at two phone numbers.
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Eliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Hill House
Quenemo Wreck Story Corrects Several Facts
The Herald corrects multiple errors in Thursday’s report on the Quenemo crash. Lara Gragg 54 of Quenemo drove a vehicle carrying five women. Elva Stout 54 died. passenger Mary Jo Carswell was treated and released then sought further care in Topeka. no ditches existed at the scene. the car rested on a shoulder of K-268. the group was returning from Legislature Day in Topeka, not a lobbying trip against capital punishment.
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Quenemo
Topeka
Lara Gragg
Lara Gregg
Elva 1. Stout
Gragg
Mary Jo Carswell
Nancy Carswell
the Herald
Rosalynn Carter Escapes Wichita Hotel Fire
First Lady Rosalynn Carter fled a Wichita hotel in nightgown and robe after a blaze in the adjacent bank building. About 145 guests evacuated from the Royale Hotel as fire crews contained the seventh floor blaze with no injuries reported. Carter arrived Thursday for a Kansas White House Conference on Families keynote and was escorted to a different downtown hotel.
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Wichita
Kan
Rosalynn Carter
Royale
Kansas State Bank & Trust Co
Bank
Alan Branson
Fire Department
Carter
Kansas
Organizational meeting for Ottawa driver education program
An organizational meeting for the local adult driver education program will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in room 103 at Ottawa High School. Elizabeth Davis of Williamsburg is named as an alternate winner of a book award from Emporia State University and Gary Leitnaker of Topeka, formerly of Ottawa, has been promoted to plant personnel manager for Frito Lay in Topeka. The Franklin County Cowbelles meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the First National Bank meeting room. Kenneth E. Shrum and Roger D. Baston have been named to Evangel College's fall semester honors list.
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Ottawa High School
Elizabeth Davis
Williamsburg
Emporia State University
Gary Leitnaker
Topeka
Ottawa
Frito- Lay, Inc
Franklin County
First National Bank
Kenneth E. Shrum
Roger D. Baston
Pomona
Evangel College
Springfield
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