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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1992

Page

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Wasmund Seeks Reelect To Franklin County Board

Republican Leroy Wasmund, 66, runs to keep property taxes reasonable and push peat projects to completion in the county’s 2nd District. The Dalton-born candidate highlights growth, budget discipline, and a stable mill levy as keys to attracting industry while noting his long GOP involvement and dairy farming background. He cites a collaborative relationship with commissioners Gardner Hayden and Charles Mainly and his 44-year stay in Princeton area with wife Joyce.

Bill Tellier Herald Leroy Wasmund Franklin County Commission Cutler Greenwood Harrison Homewood Lincoln Ohio Peoria Pottawatomie Richmond Williamsburg Lane Princeton Rantoul Ottawa John Brown Wasmund Republican Party Gardner Hayden Charles Joyce Richmond United Methodist Church

Vibert Seeks Local Help To Guide County Growth

Vibert, a 50 year old recycling coordinator and candidate for the 2nd District, urges broader citizen participation in Franklin County government. She cites Lake Region Resources Conservation and Development Council work and stresses volunteerism as taxes rise. The Viberts moved from Johnson County four years ago and have seven grown children and three grandchildren.

Bill Tellier Herald Lake Region Resources Conservation and Development Council Joan Vibert Indiana Road Franklin County Commission Leroy Vibert Wasmund Vibert Franklin County Jim Johnson County

Ottawa Weekend Arts and Museums Calendar Highlights

Ottawa offers varied events including museum hours at Old Depot and Dietrich Cabin, two artists ending shows at Ottawa Library and Ransom Memorial Hospital, the Sunflower Music Festival at Washburn with free 7:30 p.m. concerts, Kansas Expocentre horse and toy shows, wood carving and basket making demos at the Kansas Museum of History, Fort Scott National Historic Site events, a piano recital at Johnson County Community College, and multiple theatre productions around the Kansas City area.

Ottawa Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh City Park Franklin County Historical Society Ottawa Library Ransom Memorial Hospital Jewell Eastman Paola Elsie Brownell Rurns Fontana Topeka White Concert Hall Washburn University Fort Scott U.S. Army Kansas City Nonnan Hollander Johnson County Community College College and Quivira Quality Hill Playhouse 10Th and Central American Heartland Theatre Westin Crown Center Hotel Martin City 135Th and Holmes Road

TWA to lay off 300 workers in Kansas City

TWA plans to lay off 300 maintenance workers at its Kansas City overhaul base starting in June as outside contract work dries up. The layoffs follow reduced traffic during the Persian Gulf War, with recovery of grounded planes and cuts in new contract work prompting the company to shift capacity. Local union officials call even one layoff a catastrophe.

Kansas City Trans World Airlines James R. Jensen TWA Keith Nelson Machinists Local 1650

Reception to honor Wheatons at Ottawa University

A reception for Wilbur and Ellen Ann Wheaton will be held 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Mowbray Union. Wheaton retires as university president on June 30 after nine years. Presentations to the Wheatons are planned at 3 p.m. The couple plans to work in Thailand with ABC missionaries, but plans are on hold due to ABC suspending missions there amid political tensions.

Wilbur Ellen Ann Wheaton Ottawa University Mowbray Union Wilbur Wheaton Wheatons Thailand American Baptist Churches Missionary Services ABC

NCCC Plans Registration Day At Ottawa Branch Campus

Neosho County Community College Ottawa branch hosts summer registration from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Tuition is 19 dollars per credit hour with Visa and Mastercard accepted for tuition, fees, and books. Financial aid available for those who qualify. See Page 8 for summer course offerings.

Ottawa Neosho County Community College NCCC Visa Mastercard Herald

Ottawa Weather Summary from 1907 and 1908 Reports

The item lists daily climate data including high and low temperatures, precipitation, barometer readings, and sunrise sunset times for Ottawa. It notes yesterday's highs and lows, month to date totals, year to date totals, and hourly temperatures through 11 a.m., with references to 1907 and 1908 figures and a falling barometer at 30.19 inches.

Ottawa arts groups share SW Bell grants

The Ottawa Community Arts Council gains 700 dollars for a middle school art camp and a SKUNK RUN Days youth art booth. Ottawa Municipal Auditorium receives 500 dollars for student and matinee performances of The Famous People Players on March 29, 1993, a blacklight musical with life size fluorescent puppets led by developmentally handicapped performers.

Ottawa Community Arts Council SW Bell Ottawa Municipal Auditorium

Young Princeton girl heads to Florida pageant state finals

Danielle Blanchard daughter of Phillip and Ethel Eckman of Princeton is a state finalist in the American Coed Pageants of Florida princess division. She will compete July 3 and 4 at the Marriott Hotel in Overland Park in interviews and in party dress evening gown and sportswear. Eckman says 13 sponsors cover part of the $280 entry and a second workshop is set for July 2 after an initial Overland Park session.

Princeton Danielle Blanchard Phillip Ethel Eckman Florida Blanchard Marriott Hotel Overland Park Eckman

The Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1992 Table

The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and lengthy subscription rates effective March 16 1992. Rates cover Ottawa carrier options rural and mail delivery Franklin and adjacent counties Kansas state taxes included with all plans.

S. Gedar Ottawa Kansas Jim R. Hitch

Vacation Bible School at Faith Lutheran June 1 5

Faith Lutheran invites families to Vacation Bible School June 1 to 5 from 9:00 to 11:30 am each day. The ad notes colorfully themed sessions and a buffet style salad bar on Saturdays, with local business listings and a hair styling service offered by Delores Williams. Ottawa Middle School notifies students to pick up grade cards Monday in the school office from 8:00 to 4:00. Stop by Sutton's at 207 S Main to view crystal pieces. All dresses at Young Place are 25 percent off.

Faith Lutheran Ottawa Middle School

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