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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2009
Page
6
A community event titled Giving Hope hosted a birthday carnival to raise funds for the area food bank. Organizers encouraged families to attend, with proceeds supporting hunger relief programs and food distribution services in the city.
The Braves secure a decisive victory over Friends University with a strong performance by key players. Coach and team staff celebrated the outcome, highlighting offense and defense contributions in a postgame.
Molly Corbin and her daughter Kylie, 2, sample snowflakes in Ottawa while Alice Joy Lewis pauses for winter weather before a Lions Club meeting. The scene marks the season's first sign of winter in the county as residents bundle up for the cold.
Winter arrives with rain and flurries as residents prep for cold by shopping for space heaters gloves coats and heaters at Orscheln Farm and Home in Ottawa. Norm Roberts notes a fall winter shopping pattern with high demand for heaters and deicers as crews anticipate slick roads.
Unrelated traffic crashes over the weekend left a Richmond woman dead and seven others injured, including three teenagers, with one fatality reported at the Franklin Anderson county line intersection. Cindy S. Wilson, 51, died Friday night in a two vehicle collision on Meade Road, as John Auten, 54, Richmond, drove north and entered the Allen Lee intersection. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
George Stewart and Joan Stone, both longtime acquaintances, wed after more than 50 years together. The ceremony at the Waverly Community Building drew over 100 guests, with invitations extended by mouth to spread their tale worldwide. The couple’s wedding announcement had previously captured broad interest nationwide.
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