Crestview Nursing Home hosts cook-out for residents
Crestview Nursing Home at 1002 W 7th Street Terrace hosted a Saturday cook-out and carnival for more than 150 residents and families. Over the Road Gang supplied hamburgers, hot dogs, and soda while Hilltoppers provided bluegrass entertainment. The event aimed to support the nursing home and connect the group with the community. Army Reserve Private Kory E. Casselman of Wellsville completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, and is the son of Rodney B. and Elizabeth E. Casselman.
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Crestview Nursing Home
W. 7Th Street Terrace
Over the Road Gang
Kevin James
James
Kellie Chambers
Chambers
Hilltoppers
Olathe
Army Reserve
Kory E. Casselman
Wellsville
Fort Leonard E. Wood
Waynesville
Rodney B
Elizabeth E. Casselman
Oasis Club marks 25 years with anniversary luncheon
Lorraine Max founded the Oasis Club and remains president as members gather for a Tuesday luncheon at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Eldon Schnoke will play piano. Rev. Henry Roberts often attends and joins in. The club meets twice monthly for potluck meals and programs, organizing trips and service projects while inviting new members.
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Eldon Schnoke
Oasis Club
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Max
Henry Roberts
Westminster
Henry
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Ozarks
St. Louis
Tulsa
Okla
Oral Roberts University
Eisenhower Memorial
Abilene
Garnett gym to be ready by November first
Repairs at Garnett Elementary Center gym progress with removal of old floor and sleepers. Estimated completion by Nov. 1 under Superintendent Kenneth Woods with total repair costs around 350000, district covering about 20000 in incidental items. insurance handles major fire, water and smoke damage. Open house at Garnett Fire Station with extinguisher inspections and demo follows a 6:30 start. EMS and Wolf Creek drills at 7:30 with free refreshments. Reservations for emergency management training at 5:30.
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Anco News Service
Arnett
Garnett
Kenneth Woods
Woods
Garnett Board of Education
West Fifth Avenue
Anderson County Emergency Medical Services
Anderson County Emergency Management Agency
Wolf Creek
ANCO
Anderson County
Economist and Morgan Research Group, Ltd
Micael's Tonight Forecast and Local Weather Notes
Forecast shows clear skies tonight with a low around 45 to 50 and light variable winds. Extended outlook calls for dry unseasonably warm days midweek with highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s, a chance of Friday thunderstorms, and cooler conditions west with highs mixed in the 60s to 80s. Local water temperatures and yesterday’s highs and lows appear in the Ottar Plant report alongside reservoir levels and barometer readings.
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Tomorow
Ottawa
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Nunn Announces He Will Not Seek 1996 Senate Return
Georgia Senator Sam Nunn, a leading Southern Democrat and defense authority, said he will not seek reelection in 1996. His retirement follows eight Senate Democrats announcing plans to retire, widening the party's challenge to regain control of the chamber.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Sam Nunn
Senate
Nunn
Area artists display at OCAC in Franklin County theme
Works by Cena Benjamin Faye Cole B J Cunningham Jo Flager Mary Hall Joyce Hitch Bill Howe Lillian Lantis Mary Ludwig Vickie Maule Nancy Oakes and Helen Rea are on view at Ottawa Arts Center 105 E Std The Ottawa Community Arts Guild member show runs through Nov 12 The theme Franklin County aligns with Sundays Architecture Tour The exhibit is open for public viewing weekdays 930 am 4 pm and Saturdays 10 am 5 pm The arts guild meets 930 am on the second Saturday each month at 105 E 5th For information call 242 8478 or contact Nancy Oakes 242 0621
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Ottawa
E. Std
Ottawa Community Arts Guild
Franklin County
Cena Benjamin
Faye Cole
B.J. Cunningham
Jo Flager
Mary Hall
Joyce Hitch
Bill Howe
Lillian Lantis
Mary Ludwig
Vickie Maule
Nancy Oakes
Helen Rea
Art Guild
Arts Center
Guild
Republicans push lenient farming rules under Freedom to Farm plan
Lawmakers led by Rep. Wayne Allard propose looser standards for farming on cultivated land with greater farmer control over conservation decisions. Rep. Pat Roberts backs reduced penalties and a $13.4 billion subsidy cut to balance the budget. The plan links payments to conservation rules established since the 1985 farm bill.
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Wayne Allard
R-Colp
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
House Agriculture Committee
Roberts
Louisburg festival features animals, rides, and treats
Louisburg festival drew area residents to enjoy homemade ice cream, kettle corn, and baked goods at Ciderfest. The Bucyrus Boosters 4-H Club sponsored a petting zoo and a wagon ride with two black ponies. Sammie the Siberian tiger and two mountain lions promoted Cedar Cove Feline Conservation Park. Missouri River Valley Skydivers from Lexington, Missouri, performed a skydiving display and landed near the cider mill. Diane Humphries of Kansas City, a regular visitor, recalled the festival’s food, music, and crafts.
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Bucyrus Boosters 4-H Club
Sammie
Cedar Cove
Louisburg
Missouri River Valley
Lexington
Diane Humphries
Kansas City
NATO strikes after Serb shelling hits Bosnia towns
NATO planes attacked Serb command posts around Tuzla after Serb shells killed more than a dozen in government towns. NATO says the air mission continues to deter attacks that threaten UN personnel and the pending U.S.-brokered truce set to take effect shortly.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia- Herzegovina
NATO
Bosnia
Tuzla
Mark van Dyke
United Nations
van Dyke
U.N
Fall bulbs in stock at Town & Country Supply
Ham and bean meal at Trinity Church at 630 North Cedar on Thursday October 12 from 11 am to 5 pm and 7 pm. Meal includes price four dollars with children two dollars. Bazaar begins that morning and continues through the day.
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Town & Country Supply
Trinity Church
N. Cedar
Thurs
Nobel laureates explain genes shaping body plan in fruit fly study
Three laureates led by Nusslein-Volhard and Wieschaus used the fruit fly to map genes directing body segmentation. Lewis studied how genes influence segment development into organs. The Nobel citation notes such genetic faults may underlie miscarriages and about 40 percent of unexplained birth defects.
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Nuesslein-Volhard
Max-Planck Institute
Nusslein-Volhard
Wieschaus
Lewis
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Postal Notices 1895
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates by delivery method and region, including carrier, motor route, and mail options across Franklin County and surrounding counties. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year, with specific prices for rural towns and out-of-state mail, all charged in advance.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Mont
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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Mox
Garnett Gymnasium
Acjshs Music Room
Micael
Ottar
Drising
OCAC
George Washburn
Valerie Wolf
Patty Fabing
Overland Park
Fabing
Missouri River Valley Skydivers
Bjorn Wennstrom
Karolinska Institute
The
Ottawa Herald
Kansas
Kim A. Hitch
Day Bemis
Tom Love
Gene Kelsey
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Herald
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