May Calendar of Ottawa Events and Meetings
The Herald Calendar lists Ottawa area happenings for May including art displays at Ransom Memorial Hospital and Ottawa Community Arts Council, farm markets, county meetings, school band events, tours, receptions, and multiple organizational meetings at the Chamber of Commerce office and City Hall. Notable items include Demolition Derby on the 3rd, county commission sessions, OU performances, and a hospital education seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second and Mainis
Jane Lister Taul
Williamsburg
Ottawa High School
Baker University
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Ottawa Library
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Paola
Jewell Eastman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sarah Claussen
Garfield
Farmer’s Market
Franklin County Annex
Heart of America
West Second Street
Old Depot
Fairgrounds
County Commission
KDOC
Franklin County
OFCED
Chamber of Commerce
PRIDE
Poncho’s
KS Veteran Commission
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Middle School
Planning Commission
City Hall
Donna Beth Blythe
American Cancer Society
Jaycees
Pizza Village
Ottawa Community Arts Council Board
Ottawa University
Franklin County Conservation District Board
Lane Area
Ottawa
Garnett Square Fair
Art Guild
East Central China Painters
Sirloin Stockade
Suzuki
Board of Education
USD
Chamber
Wingert’s
Ottawa Retirement Plaza
National Guard
Wingert
Osage County
Masonic Hall
Burlingame
Bill Pearce
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
Quilter’s Guild
Elliott Hall
DARE
OMA
Fair Board
Veteran's Commission
ORC
OHS
City Commission
AARP
East Central KS
LaLeche
Elm
USD 290
Fashion, Inc
E. North Street
Union
OU Union
Ofced Allies
Ottawa Library Board
Ransom Hospital Reaches Settlement with TN Firm
Ransom Memorial Hospital trustees announce a settlement with Hospital Management Professionals of Brentwood Tennessee. Bob Bregant will return as RMH administrator on Tuesday as an RMH employee. The agreement follows HMP’s bid to enforce its contract after moving Bregant off the job last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
John Coen
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brentwood
Tenn
Ransom
Bob Bregant
RMH
HMP
Bregant
Tom Rorn
Bornholdt
Officials react to verdict fallout from King case
Local leaders across cities criticized the not guilty verdict in the Rodney King beating trial and the ensuing violence. Ottawa officials cited videotape gaps, media coverage, and longstanding civil rights tensions as contributing factors, urging restraint and peaceful demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tellier
Herald
Los Angeles
L.A
Rodney King
Ottawa
Jeff Herrman
King
Herman
Herrman
Franklin County
Rex Bowling
Jackson
Warrensburg
War era exhibits at Old Depot Museum open this weekend
The Old Depot Museum at 135 W. Tecumseh and the Dietrich Cabin at City Park begin a five month season this weekend with weekend and holiday hours from 1 to 5 PM through September. The World War II case in the upstairs war room is updated and 180 original editorial cartoons from Dr. James Wallen, Ottawa physician, will be shown in the upstairs hall. Deborah Barker of the Franklin County Historical Society notes the wide range of material on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Old Depot
W. Tecumseh
City Park
Fifth
Main
James Wallen
Ottawa
Deborah Barker
Franklin County Historical Society
Pottawatomie Massacre Tours Planned In Franklin County
Franklin County Historical Society and Extension Service announce bus tours of the Pottawatomie Massacre site in Lane on May 8 and 9 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at $7.50, with lunch at Lane. Homer White will help lead. reservations via 242-3166 by Monday. Future events include curator talks, railroading at The Old Depot, antique car displays, rural school reenactment, and WWII events plus more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Franklin County Historical Society
Pottawatomie
Lane
Franklin County Extension Service
Pottawatomie Massacre
Dutch Henry’s
Judge Hanway
John Brown
Pottawatomie Indian Mission
Fort Scott
Miami County
Homer White
May Day Protests Erupt Across Moscow In Post-Soviet Russia
Thousands of workers vented anger over rising living costs in the first May Day after communism. Moscow abandoned a state parade and the legislature named it a non ideological spring and labor day. About 1,000 grew to 20,000 as they marched from Lenin statue to Red Square. Police maintained order as demonstrators displayed red flags and portraits of Stalin and Lenin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Red Square
Lenin
October Square
Moscow Labor Movement
Stalin
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Tay
Ses
the Herald Calendar
Tennessee
Holdt
the Herald
Coen
Wendell Barker
Page
Bowling
Richard Jackson
Reagan
Bush
Wallen
Army Information Office
Tt. Adolf
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
American Legion
Ann Landers
the Daily Report
Dr. Donahue