Ottawa Chamber Notes Active Week With Open House and Ribbons
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce reports a Legislative Coffee at 10 a.m. in Peoples National Bank lobby as state Capitol activity heats up. Upcoming events include Montgomery Ward open house March 25 and Sutton’s Jewelry remodeling ribbon-cutting March 27.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Peoples National Bank
State Capitol
Larry King
Montgomery Ward
Sutton's
Sutton’s
Ottawa
Second Street
Skunk Run
West Second Street
Ottawa University
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Martin Hall
O.U
Arts Council
Elliot Hall
Don Marrs
United States
American Cancer Society
L&m Restaurant
Death notice for Roscoe R. Redmond aged 92 in Ottawa
Roscoe R. Redmond, 92, of 1144 Hickory, died Friday evening at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A retired attorney and near lifelong Ottawa resident, he will have funeral arrangements announced Monday by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.
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Roscoe R. Redmond
Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Redmond
Ottawa
Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
Fire Destroys Unoccupied Cabin on Ottawa Area Property
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed an unoccupied cabin on Ben Kief er's Ottawa RFD 3 property near the Marais des Cygnes River. The cabin housed William Shirley, who was missing as firefighters prevented spread to adjacent structures. Firefighters confined the blaze to the cabin and a two-car car port with no loss estimate available.
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Ben Kiefer
Ottawa
Marais Des Cygnes
William Shirley
Sheriff's Department
Shirley
Clifford Fritts
Shirley Cabin
Ottawa Township Volunteer Fire Department
Ottawa-area Event and Sale Listings Pack Local Ad Briefs
A crowded ad brief notes events in Ottawa area: concerts at OU Chapel and OHS musical Oliver with March 25 and 26 tickets, plus church talks by Don Marrs on cancer research, a summer job call by the Recreation Commission with multiple roles, local eateries tout specials, Hill House Sunday buffet and Saturday bake sale, Queen's Carry Out savings, Ron's Radiator move, a flea market open weekends, and local appliance deals. Also a Girl Scout cookie note and income tax service.
History Concours at Allen County C C C Thursday in Iowa
OHS fields five contestants Connie Wright sponsors Brian Larios Allan Reyes Rabbi Cain Scott Hotaling and Debbie Dungan for the fourth annual History Concours at Allen County Community College in Iowa Ottawa's first opponent will be Tola at 10 30 a m Creative Stitchery course teaches crocheting quilting embroidery and counted cross stitching Rose Shular leads basics then project work Grandmothers handwork inspires students OHS tied for first with Osawatomie 5 1 records Pomona a half game back Latest OHS winning team Jeannie Yockey John Dungan Dick Lister two more appearances March 31 and April 28 before semi finals May 12 and championship May 19.
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Allen County Community College
Iowa
Connie Wright
OHS
Brian Larios
Allan Reyes
Rabbi Cain
Scott Hotaling
Debbie Dungan
Ottawa
Tola
Rose Shular
Ottawa High
Osawatomie
KOFC
Pomona
Jeannie Yockey
John Dungan
Dick Lister
Alert Deputy Foils Auto Thief Near IGA Store
Sheriff deputy Lt. Craig Davis spotted a suspicious man around a 1971 Pontiac at North Pence’s IGA in Topeka. The car registered to Porter Spears Agency had been left with keys in ignition earlier. The 24 year old Topeka man was arrested and jailed without bond pending Monday district court appearance.
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Craig Davis
North Pence
Iga
N. Main
Porter-Spears
S. Main
Davis
Insurance Agency
Tom Porter
Pence's
Topeka
Library answers key questions at Community Information Center
Local info hub offers help on dates, offices, and services. Questions cover Secretarys Day, US Olympic Committee address, wiring money, fishing reel repair, basketball backboard dimensions, Bloodmobile schedule, and top selling 1976 album Frampton Comes Alive.
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NARM
National Association of Recording Merchandisers
Frampton Comes Alive
Peter Frampton
A & M Records
Middle School PTA, Enrollment, and Band News Brief
Parents of OMS middle schoolers are urged to attend an informational meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the OMS Auditorium to discuss enrollment for 1982 83. Deadline for pre enrollment forms is Wednesday with forms to elementary teachers for sixth and seventh graders and to the OMS guidance office for eighth graders. Administrators counselors and teachers will answer enrollment questions. call Brian Harris or Terry Heathman at 242 3237 with questions. Elected as officers for 1982 83 were Ed Burrichter president Bob Becker and Judi Landis vice presidents Dee Anne Harden secretary and Ginny Bromert treasurer. The jazz advanced and intermediate bands perform selections for the state contest April 17. Jennifer Jones and Shelly Ward are recognized after completing the Master Musician Program. Fifth and sixth grade students in resource rooms will attend orientation Monday at the OMS Achievement Center from 12 30 to 2 30 p m with explanations of center and enrollment procedures. The end of the third quarter is Thursday and there is no school Friday a faculty in service day. Parent teacher conferences are scheduled for Friday April 2 with more information to follow. Kevin Spears, 1240 S Maple, patient at Shawnee Mission Medical Center, room 2011.
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OMS
PTA
Ed Burrichter
Bob Becker
Judi Landis
Dee Anne Harden
Ginny Bromert
Marrs to speak at Elliott Hall Monday evening
Cincinnati resident Don Marrs will be guest speaker at Elliott Hall Monday. Dinner begins 6 30 pm with Marrs speaking at 7 30 pm. The 44 year old cancer patient and Ottawa returnee is hosted by Lions Rotary Kiwanis Optimist clubs Ransom Memorial Hospital and the Ottawa Ministerial Alliance. Tickets are 350 dollars and available from the postmaster or at the door.
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Don Marrs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elliott Hall
Marrs
Ottawa
Dave McBride
McBride
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis and Optimist Clubs
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Ministerial Alliance
Views On Dental Health and Tongue Thrust Therapy
The article explains how daily swallowing exerts pressure from the tongue, with correct swallows pressing behind the top teeth and against the palate, while incorrect swallows push on the front teeth risking misalignment. Myofunctional Therapy retrains tongue, lips, and cheek muscles to establish proper swallowing patterns, requiring patient cooperation.
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