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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2003
Page
8
Daily notice board request for submissions two days prior by fax email or mail to Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to public may be announced free. No phone calls. Include address details and file delivery options for community notices.
Franklin County Mental Health staff Jennifer L Heurex leads a 6:30 to 8 p.m. session at the Mental Health Clinic 2537 Eisenhower Road on stress management for families. The free program invites parents and children and is open to all. For info call Michelle Bolton at 242-2183 ext 128. Evensong for Advent to be held at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday at 5 p.m. Public invited.
A calendar of local happenings includes a reception for Ottawa school superintendent Jan Collins from 3:30 to 5 at Ottawa High School library, a Landlords Association dinner at Sirloin Stockade, and several school board meetings. Also listed are PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center, two library story times, a free blood pressure clinic at Ottawa Village Plaza, Friends of the Auditorium meeting at City Hall, and Wellsville City Council session.
The Daily Report lists multiple arrests by the Sheriff’s Department including Gary Rush Rebecca Dillard and others on warrants probation violations and drunken driving charges with bonds posted or remaining in jail. Police and sheriff notes cover thefts vandalism and vehicle incidents plus minor fires and crashes in Williamsburg Princeton Rantoul and surrounding areas.
In Kosovo at Camp Bondsteel a 5 year old boy struck by a car required immediate medevac due to severe head injury. The German sector assisted as the child was intubated, paralyzed for safety, and evacuated to a Macedonian hospital. The writer notes ongoing training, cold flights, and the mix of hope and hardship among troops and locals.
Wichita resident David A. Cook 56 died November 22 2003 at St. Francis Hospital. Funeral at First United Methodist Church Ottawa. He lived in Ottawa and Wichita with a KU education and a film industry career. Cyril E. Reznicek 90 died November 20 2003 at St. Luke Living Center Marion. Rosary at St. Mark Marion Mass at St. John Nepomucene Pilsen. Burial Mt. Calvary Cemetery Ottawa.
Ralph D. Stewart 79 died Friday November 21 2003 funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis with Rev Clyde Greisen officiating He was born July 27 1924 in Centropolis to Ray Denver and Lydia May Stewart a lifelong farmer and stockman He served in the U S Army 1944 1949 in Europe attaining Private First Class rank He married Kathryn L Teeter June 24 1952 in Bentonville Ark She survives with two sons David Stewart Lee's Summit Mo Jim Stewart Ottawa two daughters Bonnie Ramsey Ottawa and Linda Tate Lawrence seven grandchildren six step grandchildren and eight great grandchildren He was preceded by a brother Ray Marvin Stewart Burial will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis Condolences may be emailed to the family via Dengel Mortuary.
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