City considers multi-neighborhood park plan in Lincoln Hawthorne Eisenhower Willis
The proposal outlines four acre Lincoln and two acre Hawthorne parks with long range plans for Eisenhower and Willis areas. Open space along drainage near 15th Street would become a natural green corridor linking to the quarry area with trails and picnic facilities. Priority starts with upgrading Fifteenth Street Park for public use followed by Lincoln and Hawthorne playlots then flood plain reserves, with long term development aligned to housing growth. Continuous parcels may be acquired by city purchase or lease or via negotiated agreements with owners and developers.
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Lincoln
Hawthorne
Eisenhower
Willis
15Th Street
Sudhan
Marais Des Cygnes
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Department of Interior
Fifteenth Street
Thoee
East 15Th
First Aid Advice for Children and Poison Risks
Continued from page one covers fear in children, safe medicine practices, and recognizing dangerous plants. It lists first aid steps for abrasions, asthma, bites, snake and spider bites, bleeding, bruises, choking, convulsions, eye irritations, heat and cold exposure, legal responsibility, and nosebleeds with concise actions.
Bi County Health Council Reorganizes Planning Structure
The Bi County Comprehensive Health Planning Council met at Ransom Memorial Hospital with six members from Franklin and Miami counties and Dennis Hawver of Topeka. They discussed funding staffing and the merging of 16 CHP councils into four Health Service Areas, creating a 27 county HSA in northeastern Kansas. A four member committee will draft a program for Franklin and Miami counties, with a mid June commissioner meeting planned. Officers were reelected: Steve Lott as chairman Arla Lickteig as vice chair Roy Sullivan as secretary.
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Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin
Miami
Dennis Hawver
Office of Comprehensive Health Planning
Topeka
Hawver
Kansas
Franklin and
Miam County
Steve Lott
Arla Lickteig
Roy Sullivan
Obituary notices and legal briefs from Overbrook and Ottawa
Obituaries note Maudie Coffman 90 Overbrook funeral Friday at First United Methodist Church with burial in Overbrook Cemetery. Survivors include two sons three daughters and seven grandchildren. Gale B. Gilbert 81 Paola funeral Saturday at Wilson and Son Chapel Wellsville survivor list fans out across Kansas doubling as a biographical sketch. Ottawa police report a two vehicle accident at 2 45 p m Tuesday at 10th and Olive with two drivers cited. State of Kansas v Ray Campbell forging a $675 check continued to Friday with jail bond set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie Coffman
Overbrook
Maudie
Coffman
First United Methodist Church
Albert
Lola Radcliff
Amaranth Club
Searchlight Federated Club
Tulsa
Okla
Claude F. Radcliff
Topeka
Greenwood-Roberts
Overbrook Ball Association
Gale Gilbert
Gale B. Gilbert
Rantoul
Miami County
Paola
Wilson and Son
Wellsville
Gilbert
Decatur County
David P
Alice (Castor) Gilbert
Franklin
Miami
Irene Barnett
Brice Gilbert
Esther Shull
Arlene Payne
Kansas City
Kan
Helen _ Shannon
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Shirley Cook
Sylmar
Everett Gilbert
Gladys Coler
Ottawa
10Th and
Olive
Bette Martin
S. Locust
Richard Henrichs
Iola
State of Kansas
Ray Campbell
Franklin County
Franklin County Commission Budgets Noxious Weed Dept
On a quiet Wednesday the Franklin County Commission reviewed next year's budget for the Noxious Weed Department and gave tentative approval. The proposed expenditures total 51 300 dollars for the coming year.
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Franklin County Commission
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions list includes Penny Triplett of 506 S Cherry Louise Davenport from Cedarhouse Nursing Home Mrs Norman Bowling of 1024 N Sycamore Mrs Howard Phillips of Wellsville and a Wednesday entry. Dismissals list Earl Newhouse of Wellsville and Ralph Bolin of 1017 S Hickory.
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Penny Triplett
S. Cherry
Louise Davenport
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Norman Bowling
N. Sycamore
Howard Phillips
Wellsville
Earl Newhouse
Ralph Bolin
S. Hickory
Sparse local notices and ads blended brief item breakouts
A collage of local notices and ads includes a Silver Leaf 4-H Bake Sale at Butler's Music Store on Saturday May 7 starting 9 am, Princeton dog vaccination hours May 20 at City Hall, Herald carrier payment reminder with I.D. card, Sprigg Rent-All open house May 17, Fulton Furniture rebate offer up to 200 plus 10 percent bonus, assorted plants at Stinebaugh's with prices, Waymire's Butcher Block corrections, Heinz Bar-B-Q Sauce 16 oz 59 cents, Royal Gelatin boxes 1 dollar, Welch's Sunshake drinks 38 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymire
Welch
Ottawa area graduates and events listed in university briefs
Kathryn MendellClathe formerly Kathryn Kasper graduates at the University of Kansas May 19. Linda Jones Lyndon to receive physical therapy certificate Monday. 4Hers train dogs in City Park Sunday 2 to 4 pm. Eddie Kimball Ottawa RFD 4 returns from KU Medical Center for outpatient treatment. Kris Swezey 1517 S Oak to perform Figaro scene at Baker University. Martin Owens of Ottawa Chamber to attend Kansas Chamber executives meeting in Hutchinson. Ottawa Little Symphony spring concert 8 pm at Ottawa University Chapel free admission. Aviation field trip meet National Guard Armory 11 am Saturday. Karen Reed Ottawa among 75 KSU home economics undergrads in Advanced Degree Project. Steven Clark Dillon Pomona RFD 1 initiated into Phi Kappa Phi at KU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kris Swezey
Martin Buick
S. Oak
Rice Auditorium
Baker University
Baldwin City
Karen Reed
Ottawa
Kansas State University
K-State
Franklin County Fair Board clears up fair details
The Franklin County Fair Association met to drop plans for paying premiums and tents for dog and horse displays. They discussed beef barn remodeling, 4 H scrubbing, and a plan for Lee Creative Research to interview farmers with a $100 fairgrounds spot fee. Insurance and a July 19 Junior Wranglers rodeo arena use were also decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Franklin County Fair Association
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Home
Sue Hellar
Fair Board
Mary Burch
Fairgrounds
Better Business Bureau
Glen Underwood
Rain Insurance
Junior Wranglers
Rodeo
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Jocelyn Martin
Gilbert Martin
Wilsow
Charles Coffman
Wilson and Company
W. P. Shepard
Ottawa High School
Bi-County Health Council
the Daily Report
Billy Runnels
Sycamore
Florence Harrah
Mulberry
Ad Briefs
Butler's Music Store
Princeton
I.D
Sprigg
Hickory
U.S
Fulton Furniture
Boston
Stinebaugh’s
STUCO
Dennis Spratt
Laurie Meade
Dan Winter
Craig Neuenswander
Kathryn Mendell
Clathe
Linda K. Jones
Lyndon
The
University of Kansas
Eddie Kimball
Marlin Kimball
RFD
University of Kansas Medical Center
Martin Owens
Greater Ottawa
Ottawa Little Symphony
Ottawa University Chapel
National Guard Armory
Steven Clark Dillon
Robert Dillon
Pomona
RFD 1
Phi Kappa Phi
Saffron Glass Co
Peoples National Bank & Trust
FDIC
Ottawa, Kansas
Avings
Merican Ily ‘Auto Fire Health Life
American Family Matial Sunnaadee EA
Larry Sherw
Wed
Tifl
W. 15Th
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