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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 2003

Page

10

Porkfest 2003 Elephant Walk draws 30 vendors at Windy Pines

Windy Pines hosts Porkfest 2003 at U.S. 59 and Kingman Road with 30 plus vendors and elephant art. The event runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. A 2 p.m. Sunday elephant judging and auction features 24 hand painted elephants by local groups, with $100 and $75 prizes for top adult and child divisions. Charles and Sue Gillette will judge.

Windy Pines U.S. 59 Kingman Road Charles Sue Gillette

Arrest report and theft incidents in Franklin County Pomona

Wellsville police arrested William R. Browning, 26, on a warrant for failure to appear and released on his own recognizance. Thefts include purse theft with vehicle window damage on East Franklin Street, five guns stolen from a Pomona garage, gasoline theft from private property on Stafford Road, and littering on Texas Road.

Franklin County Wellsville William R. Browning East Franklin Street Pomona West A Street Stafford Road

Longtime firm Underwood to close after 50 years

The Herald Staff reports Underwood Equipment Incorporated will shut down after nearly five decades in business. Gary Underwood confirms the move from 2515 East Logan to lease the facility to new occupants, likely closing next week while offering continued assistance.

Herald Underwood Equipment, Incorporated Gary Underwood Underwoood Underwood East Logan

Richmond Haunted House Opens With Family Friendly Weekends

The Richmond Haunted House opens tonight with a toned down experience for children ages 10 and under this weekend. Organizers Connie Weber and volunteers say the three part maze is larger this year and includes familiar features like the Fortune Teller booth and Electrocution Room relocated for variety. Hours run Fridays and Saturdays in October from 7 to 9 and 9:30 to 11, with added Thursday Oct 30 sessions and Halloween night to be announced. Admission is free with donations accepted, location across from the Prairie Spirit Trail in downtown Richmond.

Richmond Connie Weber Weber Childiry

Henning family’s aviation legacy and Hart’s career rise profiled

The story highlights Charles Henning a flight surgeon and knee surgery innovator whose son Bob notes his father’s relentless research and tinkering influenced medical and technological progress. It also profiles Hart a former OHS student and Colorado senator whose career spanned defense, environmental, and national security arenas.

Charles Henning U.S. Air Force Mid-America Bob Henning Hart OHS Southern Nazarene University Yale Oxford U.S Colorado Senate Armed Services Committee Environmental and Public Works Committee Intelligence and Oversight Committee Committee On Commission On National Security

Wall of Honor founder honored at Ottawa High School ceremony

Ottawa High School honored the Renais sance Wall for Honor inductees with a surprise award to former math teacher and Renaissance coordinator Gary Kuntz. He accepted a plaque and thanked attendees while reflecting on his 37 years at the school and the program he started in 1995.

Ottawa High School Garys OHS Derek Chappell O'S Gary Kuntz Chappell Ottawa the Herald

Derby mourns two locals killed in Iraq

In Derby Kansas two residents have died in Iraq after major combat ended May 1. Pfc. Ryan Cox 19 from Derby High School died June 15 near Najaf from an accidental discharge of a fellow soldier’s weapon. Spc Dustin K McGaugh 20 died in Balad from non hostile fire while with Fort Sill unit. McGaugh had moved to Derby two years ago.

DERBY Kansas Iraq Ryan Cox Derby High School Najaf Cox Army Spc Dustin K. McGaugh Balad Defense Department Todd Tiahrt McGaugh 17Th Field Artillery Brigade Fort Sill Okla Chuck Knapp Tiahrt R-Kan

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