Community honors and academic achievements in Ottawa area
Irvin and Maxine Bearly will be installed as Worthy Matron and Patron of Union Chapter No. 15 Eastern Star at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with a reception to follow. Ottawa students Amy Lewis and Tony Sheler made Cowley County Community College’s fall dean’s list, both maintaining high GPAs. Rebecca Brown placed first runner-up in Iowa Music Teachers Association Piano Auditions at Iowa State University after district wins. Susan Duran named to 1996 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. DAR program highlights 18th century fashion. Kansas DAR events announced for spring. Amanda Ricketts earns $1,000 Sam Walton Scholarship. plans to attend Emporia State University. Firefighters from Cutler and Ohio Townships attend State Capital Area Firefighters Association spring school in Topeka with nearly 400 participants.
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Irvin
Maxine Bearly
Ottawa
Union Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Amy M. Lewis
Tony A. Sheler
Cowley County Community College
Arkansas City
Rebecca Brown
Iowa
Iowa Music Teachers Association
Iowa State University
Ames
State of
Myrtle Brown
Barry
Nancy Brown
Cedar Rapids
Taft Middle School
Sharon Kay Stang
Coe College
Susan Duran
Bethany College
DAR
Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Betty Thompson
Kansas Society Daughters of the American Revolution
KSDAR
Topeka
Cedar Crest
Kansas Dar
Methodist Church
Amanda Ricketts
Sam Walton
Ottawa Wal-Mart
Emporia State University
Wal-Mart
Cutler
Ohio Township
State Capital Area Firefighters Association
Kansas
Elderly housing plan fuels community meeting in Anderson County
Local banker Jim Cooper organizes a 10 a.m. Thursday meeting at the Anderson County Community Building in Lake Garnett Park to discuss elderly housing options open to the public. Other notices report grain price declines led by sorghum, a high school FFA labor auction benefiting the Grand Finale Spring Beef Show, and school events including Garnett Elementary Site Council, a carnival to aid student activities, and upcoming volleyball, club programs, and a computer awareness program at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County High School
FFA
Actshs
Garnett Elementary
Garnett Elementary Center
Hospital funding in doubt and delays in approval
SRS has applied for federal funds under state hospital and community mental health agreements in two cities. New Hampshire was denied and Missouri likely will be also. HFCA decision on Kansas funding may come in July, too late for 1996 legislature. Respondents warn four million dollars may be insufficient, risking closure funding. Officials could not immediately respond to Nichols remarks. He warns of a train wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRS
New Hampshire
Missouri
Nichols
Epps
HFCA
Kansas
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Telecomm bill faces AARP critique and rate shifts
The bill draws fire from consumer groups led by AARP. Janet J. Kruh says it favors local exchange firms and hurts elderly and fixed income consumers. Lawrence notes the bill aims to rebalance rates and would cut in-state long distance charges by 20 to 40 percent over about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet J. Kruh
AARP
Kruh
Lawrence
Local teacher earns Kansas Master Teacher honor at ESU event
Ecroyd, a local educator, is praised by ESU officials for linking classroom learning to real world contexts and honoring diverse learning styles through varied assessments and student ownership. Ottawa AAUW named her Outstanding Branch Member in 1991 while Kansas Master Teachers include Doyle Barnes Maggie Coggins Jacque Feist Nancy Robohn Millie Moye and Janice Reutter.
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ESU
Ecroyd
OHS
Gary Mavity
Mavity
University of Kansas
Ottawa Aauw
Kansas
Doyle Barnes
Ogden Elementary
Ogden
Margaret “Maggie” Coggins
Kennedy Elementary School
Lawrence
Jacquelyn “Jacque” Kaye Feist
Dodge City High School
Nancy Robohn
Logan Avenue
Emporia
Millie P. Moye
Hawthorne
Salina
Janice Reutter
Medicine Lodge
Dunblane victims mourned as media pull back
Funeral services proceed for children Abigail McLennan and Kevin Hassell, both five, and teacher Gwenne Mayor, with separate rites. Press Association withdraws staff. BBC postpones Panorama documentary to respect families. Communities of Dunblane, population 9000, urged to grieve in peace as coverage ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilmour
Dunblane
Press Association
London
British Broadcasting Corp
Tony Hall
BBC News and Current Affairs
BBC
Panorama
Abigail McLennan
Kevin Hassell
St. Blane’s
Presbyterian) Church of Scotland
Gwenne Mayor
Weather Forecast Preview With Temperature Shifts
Tonight colder and partly cloudy with a low around mid 20s. Northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. Extended forecast shows dry cold days with gradually warming by Friday and weekend highs ranging from the 40s to near 70. Reservoir levels and outflow figures from Clinton Hillsdale Melvern and Pomona are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qutflow Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Birdcage Leads Box Office in Second Weekend
The Birdcage starring Robin Williams remained the box-office leader in its second weekend with an estimated 16 million dollars, ahead of Executive Decision which opened at No. 2 with 12.1 million. The film features Kurt Russell Steven Seagal and Halle Berry in a hijacked airliner thriller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Robin Williams
Kurt Russell
Steven Seagal
Halle Berry
Bull Code Board of Appeals Meeting at Ottawa City Hall
A Bull Code Board of Appeals meeting is scheduled for Tuesday March 19 1996 at 7 00 p m in Ottawa City Hall. Residents are invited to attend. message inquiries can be left at 242 2120 regarding springtime garden tilling and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Code Board of Appeals
Ottawa City Hall
Postcard Exhibit Of Kansas Artists At Ottawa Arts Council
Ottawa Arts Council opens Kansas Artists Postcard Series XVIII exhibit at 105 E. 5th through March 31. Features 25 artworks by Nancy Oakes, Barry Fitzgerald, Susan Grace with 16 reproduced as postcards. tour planned statewide. Underwritten by Dane G. Hansen Foundation and sponsors Jonathan and Ruth Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ottawa Community Arts Council
E. 5Th
Kansas Artists
Association of Community Arts Agencies of Kansas
ACAAK
Ottawa
Arts Council
Nancy Oakes
Barry Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Susan Grace
Dane G. Hansen
Jonathan
Ruth Becker
Fitzgerald
Weekend Ident-A-Kid Event Highlights Kansas Child Care
OU hosted the 10th annual Family Child Care Conference with 235 providers from across the state. The event, sponsored by the Child Care Providers Coalition of Kansas and organized by the Franklin County Child Care Providers Organization, featured workshops on toddler activities, health and safety, and managing caregiving duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Care Providers Coalition of
Kansas
Franklin County Child Care
Patricia Gallagher
Richboro
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1995
The Ottawa Herald publishes its delivery and mail rates effective October 1 1995. Rates cover Ottawa carriers rural towns motor route and mail in surrounding counties with varying monthly quarterly and yearly costs. All prices include state sales tax and are payable in advance.
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John D. Montgomery
Bemis
Edito Tombove
Aaverthing Directo
Debra Challis
Gene Kelgey
Wayne Snow
Strese
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Chang Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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the Bearlys
Com
Anderson County News
Garnett
Westphalia
St. Johns
Montada
Holy Angels
Anderson County Extension Department
Anderson County
Anderson County Extension
Matt Teagarden
Anderson County Hospital Board of Trustees
Board Room
Pottowatomie Creek Watershed Joint District 90
Town Hall Center
Garett
ANCO
Anderson County Economist and Morgan Research Group Ltd
American ‘Association of Retired Persons
Otte
Atetassteassenssaeree
Midion
Herald
Ottawa Arts
Focal Arts Council
Sherence
Oprah Winfrey
Sally Jesse Raphael
Maury Povich
People
Financial News Network
Hour Magazine
Gallagher
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