Educators honored for service and dedication
Dozens of Ottawa educators were recognized at the district awards banquet titled A Celebration of Education. Retired teachers James Grogan and Lou Burke received plaques and bells, with Grogan noted for 27 years and Burke for 29. Principal awards honored Al Keefer and Marlin Kimball, while Marie Girard received a clock for 33 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeamans
Herald
Ottawa
James Grogan
Ottawa High
Grogan
Burke
Rex Cummings
Cummings
al Keefer
Eisenhower
Marlin Kimball
Lincoln
Marie Girard
OHS
DeeAnna Kimes
Edwin Coward
Betty Hazen
Dewayne Grace
Gary Kuntz
Melva Ream
Doyle Reichard
Kenneth Brecht
Dale Fox
Edward Spigle
Darrell Bourque
Dorothy Chaney
Ronald Kimes
Cynthia Mon
Ottawa council debates appointments and youth jobs plan
Mayor Richard Jackson and Commissioner Joan Tyson contributed funds to a council ear ring purchase while clashing with council member Matthews over appointment procedures. The city plans 28 minimum wage summer jobs, with Ottawa targeted for five positions and possibly 10 to 15 more funded by city money. The discussion also covered increasing Ottawa Times advertising for legal notices and city communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pege 1
Kansas
Richard Jackson
Joan Tyson
Gillette
Matthews
Jackson
Sae
Maions
Fl ‘Jackson
Planning Commission
Lou Ann Scott
Private Industry Council
Ottawa
Franklin County
Judy Hasty
Ottawa Times
Bill Gray
City fields annexation agenda and tax matters
The council will discuss towing and storage costs for junk vehicles and amending penalties to a 500 dollar fine to avoid right to court appointed lawyers. An elder or disabled deferral for benefit district assessments is proposed with liens attached. They will consider 66 455 in temporary notes for East Sixth Street paving, and repeal of an Ottawa Truck in lieu of taxes agreement after tax-exempt and taxable portions are separately assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sixth Street
Burrough
Linwood
Commission
Ottawa Truck
Ottawa
Ottawa High School students excel at state solo festival
OHS sent four students to the 5A State Solo and Ensemble Festival at Salina Central High School sponsored by the Kansas State High School Activities Association. Julie Sutton earned a II rating for two vocal solos, with Dorothy Matthews as accompanist. Diana Shepard earned I for tenor saxophone, and Linda Mackie received II for flute with Don Carr as accompanist. The OHS concert band also earned II at the Festival of Music at Worlds of Fun, performing Harmony Heaven and Fanfare and Toccata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Salina Central High School
Kansas State High School Activities Association
Julie Sutton
Torelli
Dorothy Matthews
Diana Shepard
Leroy Ostransky
Don Carr
Shepard
Mackie
OHS
Worlds of Fun
C.L. Bamhouse
Ed Huckeby
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and office details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective 1993 and after, with various plans: in Ottawa and rural routes, by carrier or motor route, by mail in Franklin and adjacent counties, and out of state. Rates cover one month to one year, all in advance, with state and rural taxes noted.
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Ottawa
Anor
Franklin
State of Kansas
Paola artist displays animal drawings at RMH through May
Paola artist Debbie Rosner is showing graphite drawings of animals and her daughter at Ransom Memorial Hospital through May. She works in graphite and tole painting and is learning colored pencils and mixed media. Rosner has studied with local instructors Jewell Eastman and Elsie Brownell.
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Paola
RMH
Debbie Rosner
Ransom Memorial Hospital
13Th
Main
Rosner
Jewell Eastman
Elsie Brownell
Marais Des Cygnes
New Beginnings
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
Mulberry
Baker
Baldwin City
Baker University
First United Methodist Church
L. Anne Spencer
Walter Bailey
Samuel Hill
R. Milford White
Hill
White
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Professional and Graduate Studies
School of Nursing
Pulliam Endowment
Local Ad Briefs and Community notices in weekly paper
A collage of ads lists jewelry specials at Sutton's Jewelry and promotions for Mother’s Day gifts and flowers. It notes a chicken noodle supper, a home confinement inquiry, hazardous waste drop off, car service discounts for ladies, and community activities including signups, book sales, and a youth baseball softball program.
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Bob Becker
Ruth Bobbish
Donna Gladman
Ron Hollandsworth
Dee Ellen Kruzel
Sue McClaran
Marcia McDaniel
Juanita Snider
Jackie Steelman
Shirlene Taylor
Margaret Betterton
Donald Carr
Deb Dailey
Janet Davis
Dee Anne Harnden
Miriam Lemp
Alice Wolf
Kevin Allan
Carolyn Baxter
Sandra Brown-Payne
Nancy Fischer
Paula Hughes
Sandra Staneart
Cynthia Montague
Ron Kimes
University of Kansas
Montague
Ken Brecht
Kansas National Education Association
Katie Ecroyd
Ottawa Education Association
Ecroyd
OEA
Lynda Alderman
Sharon Schneiders
Mary Redeker
Ottawa University
Martha Gage
Education Department
Steve Jameson
OU Education Club
Mary
Don Duncan
Shirley Hooper
Regina Jameson
Gary Mavity
Bill Ratliff
Renita Abel
Kay Bushman
Diane Mastel
Jack Shepard
Terry Shepard
Pat Skiles
Jack Maxwell
Richard Brown
Karen Cain
Jan Clark
Maridee Devore
Dee Anne Harn
Den
Nancy Johnson
DeeAnns Kimes
Janie Kuehn
Gloria Kruse
Mike Kyriakos
Ron Mann
Cheri Underwood
Fred Wolfe
Lynn Becker
Randy Clark
Jeannie Cook
Bob French Kirk Han
Sharon Hoch
Marilyn McCurdy
Kelly Smith
Russ Tetorff
Renita Abe
Carolyn Pope
Karla van Leeuwen
Diedra Altic
Bev Brands
Kirk Hart
Teri Howard
Carolyn Newmaster
Rosemary Pratt
Larry Tombaugh
Donna Zornes
Marides Devore
Marilyn Hay
Marilyn Sigmund
Mark Laws
Charles McCollough
Linda Mackie
Boccherini
Opus
East
Kings
Spm
Ratuy Wer Pk
Ottawa Temp
L. Reservoir
Clinton Hilledave Melvern Pomona
John Redmond
SS See
Bam Am
The
Ottawa Herald
Daly
Buntley
Dim R. Hitch
Bemis Tom Love
Ata Ee Advertising Bisecior Roulaion Ngr
Presa
Bulletin Board
Ad Briefs
Black Hills
Sutton
Wellaville Comm
Catr
Haif
Delores Williams
Beautician
Fr. Co
M-F
Kwik Kar
Sutton’s
Meselck’s
Williamsburg
S. Main
QHS
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