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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 2013

Page

2

Death of Helen G Laird Cronin 91 Leba non Tenn

Helen G Riggs Laird Cronin 91 of Leba non Tennessee died Saturday November 16 2013. Funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday November 23 2013 at Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa with visitation 6 p.m. to 7 p.m Friday November 22 2013. Born November 16 1922 in Mountain Grove Missouri to Maynard and Bertha Riggs. A full obituary will follow.

Helen G. (Riggs) Laird-Cronin Lebanon Tenn Dengel & Son Mortu

Volunteer Opportunities in Ottawa Area

Volunteer needs posted by area nonprofits through the Ottawa Volunteer Center, a service of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. Contact 1320 S. Ash St. or call (785) 214-4556, or email jcraft at eckan.org for information on opportunities.

Ottawa Volunteer Center East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp S. Ash St Eckan

Ottawa Middle School Dodgeball Fundraiser Seeks Volunteers

Ottawa Middle School invites students to join the second annual Dodgeball Tournament to raise funds for the Asher Leonard Memorial Toy Drive helping Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City. Teams must raise at least 30 dollars, aiming to surpass last year’s 1500 dollar total. call Austin Entress at 785 229 8030.

Ottawa Middle School OMS Asher Leonard Children’s Mercy Hospital Kansas City Austin Entress

Local Food Pantry Seeks Volunteers at Hope House

Ottawa food pantry at Hope House 302 S Walnut St seeks volunteers with computer skills and occasional helpers for food shipments. Email hopehouse304 att.net or call (785) 242-4444 to volunteer.

Hope House S. Walnut St Ottawa

Local Boy Scouts Seek Adult Mentor Volunteers

Adult mentors and advisers are urgently needed for local youth in the Boy Scouts of America. Share skills to help boys earn badges and gain expertise. Contact John Hobbs at jhobbs bsamail org or (816) 569-4983 or Dennis Nowatzke at d-j nowatz sbeglobal net or (785) 242-5946 for details.

Boy Scouts of America John Hobbs Jhobbs Bsamail. Org Dennis Nowatzke D-J.nowat Sbeglobal.net

Salvation Army seeks bell ringers for Red Kettle Drive

The Salvation Army needs volunteers to bell ring daily from November 22 through December 24. Email Adam Lynch at adamlynch509 gmail com or call 913 744 8249. Volunteers are also sought to shovel snow from sidewalks and driveways for elderly and disabled Ottawa residents. Email jcraft eckan org or call Janice Craft at 785 214 4556.

Red Kettle Salvation Army Adam Lynch Ottawa Jcraft Eckan.org Janice Craft

Deck the Stalls at New Horizons Ranch Christmas Party

New Horizons Ranch in Rantoul hosts a Deck the Stalls Christmas party from 1 to 4 p.m. on December 7 in the barn. The stable seeks volunteers for setup, refreshments, games with kids, decor, and cleanup on December 5 and 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. Email Joy Miller at joy newhorizonranch.org or call (913) 689-8481.

New Horizons Ranch Rantoul New Horizons Joy Miller Joy Newhorizonranch

Markets quote list for Ottawa and Franklin County

Ottawa Coop quotes Monday afternoon prices for hard wheat six seventy four, soybeans twelve sixty five, corn four oh two, milo three ninety two. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices show corn four twenty one, milo seven oh nine, oats three sixty nine, soybeans twelve fifty five, wheat six eighty.

Ottawa Franklin County USDA Farm _ Service Agency

Obituary for Rev. Donald L. Mitchell 83 Butler Missouri

The Rev. Donald L. Mitchell 83 of Butler Missouri died Sunday November 17 2013. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. Friday November 22 2013 at the Church of the Nazarene in Butler with Pastor John Prichard officiating. Visitation is 6 p.m. to 7 30 p.m. Thursday at Mullinax Funeral Home Butler. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Butler. Mitchell born June 26 1930 in Englevale Kansas grew up in Southeast Kansas and graduated Alma High School 1948 and Friends University 1960. He married Mary Jane Smith September 12 1948 they celebrated 65 years in September. Survived by four sons Larry Tim Michael and Ronald with spouses nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren a sister Veronia Bailey and sister in law Carol Mitchell. Preceded by parents and brother Jack. In lieu of flowers contributions to Jesus Film Ministry Wesleyan Church or Heartland Hospice. Condolences at Mullinax Funeral Home site.

Donald Leon Mitchell Butler Lord Church of the Nazarene John Prichard Mullinax Funeral Home Oak Hill Don Englevale Kan Chester and Oma (Stroud) Mitchell Kansas Alma High School Friends University Wichita Mary Jane Smith) Mitchell Table Rock Lake Colorado Wesleyan Church Mary Jane Pas Tored Missouri Nebraska Jesus Ottawa Cherry Street Larry Marcia Mitchell Shell Knob Timothy Michael Mitchell Denise Bury Lee’s Summit Ron Ald Glenda Mitchell Knoxville Tenn Veronia Bailey Carol Mitchell Jack Mitchell Jesus Film Ministry Heartland Hospice Mullinaxfuneralhome

ORC plans fee adjustments to keep youth access open

Ottawa recreation center director Tommy Sink says the ORC will raise and tailor admission fees while cutting underused programs to offset rising costs. He emphasizes protecting popular soccer and baseball programs that fund staff and equipment, and plans a front desk redesign to streamline paying customers. He stresses the changes aim to keep doors open, not close the building, and invites public feedback.

Ottawa Tommy Sink ORC Link Goppert ORC Commission

Pit bulls debate breed bias and owner responsibility

Berve argues breed specific laws miss the point, faults lie with owners not dogs. Ottawa residents and others face bans, forcing relocation for pets while a January public hearing on lifting the ban is planned. Pit bulls are praised for temperament with an 86.8 percent passing score.

Berve Ottawa Baldwin City Kansas City

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