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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2005
Page
2
A long line stretched into the street as people waited to honor Rosa Parks. Angela Gilliam and her two children left school to file past Parks' casket, with Gilliam calling Parks “our queen mother” in a solemn tribute.
In editorials and columns, topics range from technology threats to privacy and education policy. Viewpoints discuss school closures and financing, while Annie's Mailbox and Heloise offer guidance on family secrets and medication. Historic notes recount Ottawa milestones and local events.
Kansas City Chiefs face a strained secondary as injuries pile up with star cornerback Patrick Surtain possibly missing the upcoming matchup, raising concerns over pass defense and game preparedness.
Dr. Dobson discusses the class clown, a child who uses humor to mask low self esteem and pain from childhood. He notes such students often have academic problems, small stature, and disrupt classes, with parents and teachers often unaware of the inner hurt guiding their behavior.
Traveling exhibit on cowboy boots comes to Osage City while Ottawa Library hosts multiple programs including Seasons Readings signups, Story Time for youngsters, Jewelry by Heidi class, Toddler Time, Books and Babies, and National Children’s Book Week activities. Parades and USO tribute events also listed with ticket details.
A dense list highlights daily gatherings in Ottawa including the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce offices, Franklin County Summit at the Annex, Power of the Past Club at City Hall, Mason's Stat ed Communications at Masonic Hall, Ottawa Group AA meetings at First Baptist Church basement, and multiple county and public service sessions at the courthouse, city hall, and cultural centers with times from early morning to evening. The schedule features clubs, boards, and commissions such as Ambassadors, Kiwanis, Optimist, and Union Chapter 15 Eastern Star, plus the Franklin County Commission and various support groups and community organizations.
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