Local AARP chapter meeting hosts Living Trusts talk
Ottawa chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons meets at 1 30 p m Wednesday in the Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room. Guest speaker John Richeson discusses Living Trusts. Fifty year pin awarded to Pomona member Mary Alice Mealmen. A reception follows Sunday at the Pomona Community Building.
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AARP
Ottawa
American Association of Retired Persons
Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Richeson
Pomona
Mary Alice Mealmen
Order of the Eastern Star
Ottawa Quilters Guild
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Mary Clark
Baldwin
Sunflower Quilters
Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Guild
First Christian Church
Guild
ORV
Ottawa Retirement Village
Ottawa Horticulture Club
Amelia Gray
Scott Dickinson
Eisenhower School
Forest Park
Eagles
Aerie
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Ottawa Lodge
Lawrence
Leavenworth
S. 20Th
K.C. Wyandotte
State Ave
Kansas City
Kan
Paola
Eagle Drive
Gary Owen
Paola Cultural Center
Franklin County
American Diabetes Association
Georgeann Eakes
Gilbert F. Martin
Gardner
Meadowbrook Rehabilitation Hospital
Gardner Police Department
Gardner Parks and Recreation Department
Gardner-Edgerton High School
Country Mart
Christine Hamele
Osage County
Burlingame
Masonic Hall
First Assembly of God Church
Jerry Feldman
Valley Forge Christian College
Wellsville
Richard Raugewitz
Wellsville High School
Ottawa City Commission to hold four public hearings
The Ottawa City Commission schedules four public hearings at 9 30 a m Wednesday in City Hall. Three hearings concern property condemnations at 810 Cedar 731 Mulberry and 109 S Walnut with inspectors deeming hazards present. The fourth hearing covers grant closeout for a 221 000 wheelchair lift project at the Ottawa Library with 57 379 used and the rest returned to the state. Additional items include 18 000 for city finance computer gear and a May 28 Good Sam Clean up Day proclamation.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Mulberry
S. Walnut
Ottawa
Franklin
ADA
City Finance Department
School vote in works studies makeshift sites for OMS
The board weighs a second engineering opinion on the OMS closure as a test of public confidence while planning a permanent temporary plan and potential athletics sharing with the middle school. Discussion covers soccer startup, costs around 27000, and a vote next meeting.
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Maxwell
Kansas
Sam Sheldon
Sheldon
OMS
Marlin Kimball
Kimball
Duncan
Steve Woolf
Dale
Fox
Woolf
OHS
Jamie Cuevas
Cuevas
Agier and Gaeddert
Kansas Association of School Boards
Cheryl Sylvester
Eugene Field
Kirk Hart
Smith Center
Farm bill work closes county office activities in Garnett
Farmers lose access to USDA Consolidated Farm Service Agency services Thursday and Friday as staff attend a session on 1996 farm bill changes ahead of enrollment. Also, a mountain bike winner will be chosen Saturday at the Garnett Optimist Club safety program. A Junior High band concert is set for tonight, and high school vocal and lift-a-thon events occur midweek. A Thrive on Five Vegetables talk Friday features Nancy Schuster, with pre registration, and Youth Safety Day Saturday targets grades six to eight with tractor and PTO safety at ACJSHS.
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ANCO
Garnett
Anderson County
Usda Consolidated Farm Service Agency
Garnett Optimist Club
Holy Angels Church
Anderson County Fairgrounds
Acjshs
Anderson County High School
Nancy Schuster
Anderson County Family and Consumer Science
Lake Garnett Park
Anderson County Farm Bureau
Anderson County Extension Council
Anderson County Extension Department
Longtime OU faculty members retire after decades of service
The article profiles several University of Oklahoma educators and spouses retiring in year: McCrossen, an assistant professor of education since 1988, and Stuermer, OU music professor 1970–76 and 1989–96, both reflecting on careers in public schools and OU. Also highlighted are Stanley and Alice Jo DeFries, OU veterans in music and university relations, with decades of service and leadership roles.
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Jim
First Baptist Church of
Ottawa
McCrossen
Emporia State University
Kansas
Kansas City
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Habitat For Humanity
Meals On Wheel
Joyce Stuermer
Charles Dawes
Meeker
Stuermer
Stanley
Alice Jo DeFries
Indiana University
First Baptist Church
Washington D.C
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota
Alice Jo
Kevorkian Acquitted in Third Assisted-Death Trial
Oakland County Circuit Court jurors found Dr. Jack Kevorkian not guilty on two counts of assisting a suicide in the deaths of Sherry Miller and Marjorie Wantz. Miller, 43, died after carbon monoxide poisoning in a rural cabin on Oct 23 1991. Wantz, 58, suffered severe pelvic pain and received a lethal drug injection.
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Pontiac, Mich
Jack Kevorkian
Kevorkian
Oakland County Circuit Court
Sherry Miller
Marjorie Wantz
Miller
Roseville
Wantz
Sodus
Local Shop Hours and Contact Details
Fragmentary listings show business hours Fr. Co mercies Monday to Friday and every Saturday Qa-1p at 2038 Main, with phone 242-1176. The text is incomplete but indicates a small storefront schedule and contact.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and post details
The Ottawa Herald lists extensive subscription prices for delivery in 1995 and beyond, including Ottawa by carrier, motor route, and mail across Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage, Anderson counties, and statewide mail. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year, with taxes included where noted.
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Ottawa
Carter
Chang Ottawa
Whelms Us
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
The
Ottawa Herald
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