Pomona High student named Citizen Scholar for 2000
The Ottawa Herald names Becki Cargo of Pomona High as Citizen Scholar for 2000. She led yearbook editing, played basketball softball track and soccer, plans athletic training at Baker University, and cites her mother as a key influence. Additional nominees from Wellsville Williamsburg and Ottawa Highs are listed with GPAs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Pomona High
Becki Cargo
Cargo
Ottawa Herald Citizen
Pomona High School
Baker University
University of North Carolina
Baker
Kansas
Wellsville High
Dana Dwyer
Dwyer
Wellsville High School
Kansas State University
Williamsburg
Brian Boeger
Williamsburg High School
Boeger
University of Kansas
Kansas Regents Honors Academy
Fort Hays State University
National Honor Society
The
Herald
Central Heights High
Jillian Nicole Powell
Princeton
Rob and
Kim Powell
Future Farmers of America
Future Business Leaders of America
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Franklin County
Kansas State Rabbit Breeders Association
Brandy Lynn Brace
Texas
Greeley
Orvel
Donna Brace
Kansas State
Future Business Leaders Association
Ottawa Swimming
Russell William Green
Reno Road
Ottawa
Gayle
Sheri Green
Hope House
ECEAN
Farm and
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pool to open Monday at Forest Park for summer season
The Forest Park pool will open at 1 p.m. Monday weather permitting with registrations open for swim lessons and Morning camp. For details call Ottawa Recreation Commission at 242-1939. Also, the Ottawa City Band holds its first rehearsal at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Ottawa High School band room with performances starting June 6 at City Park. Call band director Brent Wheeler at 242-6282. District Court records list several marriage licenses. Municipal Court items include a disorderly conduct case for James A. Shipley.
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Forest Park
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa City Band
Ottawa High School
City Park
Brent Wheeler
District Court
Greg A. van Horn
Bobbi M. Adams
Wellsville
Nathan Wray
Pomona
Catherine Hirt
Westhalia
David L. Calvert
Linda G Roggenkamp
Baldwin
Roy Douglas McIntosh
Richmond
Sandi Ray
Princeton
Kevin C. Moore
Donna Powell
Quenemo
James DeVore
Carrie Shaw
Ottawa
Darin Ray Hermreck
Teal Renee Saffron
Vassar
Municipal Court
Ae Sey i
James A. Shipley
Martha A Young Hutchinson Obituary Stone Preserved in Ottawa
The article recounts Martha A Young Hutchinson, wife of C C Hutchinson, whose life intertwined with Ottawa Kansas town founding and tribal endowments. It notes her death in 1869, the absence of a photo, a eulogistic 1869 Kalloch obituary, their family losses, and the marker describing three infant children buried near her stone. It guides readers to locate her memorial near the Ghrbaugh Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Will County
Ill
Chicago
Kansas
Lawrence
Quantrill
Midwest
New England
Dwight Thatcher
Hutchinson
Thaddeus Hyatt
New York
Muncie
Ottawa University
City of
Ottawa
John W. Young
Isaac Kalloch
John C. Richmond
Martha
Hutchinson, Kan
Reno County Bank
Reno County
Martha Young
Western Home Journal
Shade
Martha A. Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson
Kalloch
Isaac K
Annie B
Laura May
Martha Young Hutchinson
Kallochs
Bellingham
Wash
Greg Ottawa
Idah Ottawa
Lathrops
Hutchinsons
Martha Hutchinson
Ghrbaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa High
Allen Bradley
Delaware Road
Wayne and
Starleen Bradley
Fellowship of Christian
Babe Ruth
American Legion
Kristin Spratt
Greenwood Drive
Dennis
Melissa Spratt
OHS
St. Louis
Dren
MDA
Red Cross Blood Drive
Jennifer Buettgenbach
Jason Eichenberger
Kristy Morton
Jonathan B. Anderson
Ron and
Jan Bros
SAC
Heather Anone Edwards
Poplar
Pavis
Jody Edwards
Candy St Striper
Riper Williams
Nick Rodina
Erin Rodina
Judy Rodina
Calvary Baptist Church
Lake Rodina
Ernie Rodina
Future Farmers of Amerca
Future Business Leaders America
Bradley
Buettgenbach
Eichenberger
Morton
Anderson
Terry
Edwards
Rodina
the Daily Report
Ottawa City Hall
State Offices
Federal Offices
Kramer Pharmacy
Ron Bishop
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