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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1997

Page

6

Ottawa Boy Rescued After Tree Plunge On Willow Street

Firefighters rescued eight year old Michael Manganiello after he climbed near thirty feet up a tree in the 600 block of South Willow Saturday morning. He was lowered by a 35 foot ladder after a call at 9 20 a.m. Authorities say he was safe and expressed that he enjoyed climbing. A separate item mentions a car crash near the Wellsville exit on I 35 injuring Damon R. Hinkle and ongoing school board actions in Wellsville.

Ottawa South Willow Michael Manganiello S. Willow Heather Manganiello Wellsville Olathe Damon R. Hinkle Franklin County Olathe Medical Center Steve Decker Nancy Meyer Betty Gates The Herald Rick Hall Wellsville Eagles Don Williams Hall Kansas Basketball Coaches Association

EMS open house planned for National Emergency Services week

Garnett residents will witness a simulated two-vehicle wreck at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson County Hospital ambulance barn. Life Net air ambulance from Olathe will land around 6:30 p.m. and a helicopter arrival is slated for 7:30 p.m. EMS crews and volunteer firefighters will demonstrate victim extrication and offer health checks.

Anco Garnett Cavalry Anderson County Anderson County Hospital Life Net Air Olathe

Ottawa High grads brace for future amid windy graduation

At Steve Grogan Stadium Ottawa High School crowned 137 graduates during Sunday commencement. Valedictorian Nadia Piotrowsky and salutatorian Pete Kay offered thoughts on facing the unknown as winds dislodged robes but spared sunglasses.

Y Valerie Ottawa — High School Steve Grogan Stadium Nadia Piotrowsky Pete Kay Piotrowsky Jay Thornton Ottawa High School Steve Grogan Ottawa University Jerrod Hugenot

Ottawa University grads exceed eight hundred in campus ceremonies

Ottawa University awarded bachelor and master degrees to 807 students across home, American, and international campuses. Daniel Weiss of the American Baptist Churches USA delivered the keynote, urging graduates to consider what they have become beyond what they know and linking education to morality in life.

Ottawa High School Steve Grogan Stadium Ottawa University Daniel Weiss American Baptist Churches, USA Weiss Heaven’s Gate

Crestview Nursing Home to receive county subsidies

Crestview Nursing Home at 1002 W Seventh St faces revenue shortfalls with 25 residents of 51. Franklin County Commission approves subsidies from May 15 to Sept 1 while pursuing a stable plan. Past losses: about 30 000 in Q1 1997 and 15 000 in April. Lewis suggests renovations or new construction. long term plan may involve Ransom Memorial Hospital. License remains with Jim Lewis.

Occu Dee Crestview Nursing Home Seventh Street Terrace Jim Lewis Franklin County Commission Crestview Lewis Franklin County Mavity Ransom Memorial Hospital County Commission Tom Weigand Weigand Kansas Department of Health and Environment

Chautauqua Days Aims To Grow Ottawa Event Big Plan

Jaycees push for a revived Chautauqua in Ottawa with a July 4-6 program headlined by B J Thomas and James Bonamy at Forest Park. Organizers seek volunteers, float entrants, crafts vendors, and business sponsors to build a Kansas wide celebration. Parade July 4 at 11 a m features 1920s theme. Mayes notes 600 hours and nearly 5000 dollars invested. callers can volunteer at listed numbers.

Ottawa Harold Mayes Ottawa Jaycees Kansas B.J. Thomas James Bonamy Forest Park Thomas Bonamy Epic Mayes Chautauqua Main Street William Rexroad Bill

Roots of Ottawa Chautauqua traced to education era

Deb Barker of the Franklin County Historical Society described Ottawa Chautauqua Days origins in education and lecture series. She noted the first Kansas Chautauqua began in 1879 at Bismark Grove and Ottawa hosted its Chautauqua from 1883 to 1914 with 30 Forest Park buildings and river access boosting attendance.

Ottawa Deb Barka Franklin County Historical Society Direcor Barker Lake Chautauqua N.Y Kansas Bismark Grove Lawrence Forest Park Barer William Jenning Suchan Bryant Democrats

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