Ottawa physicians attend national medical assembly and local clubs plan week
Bud Gollier of Ottawa Family Physicians attended the 46th annual Scientific Assembly of the American Academy of Family Physicians in Boston from September 22 to 25. He joined 20 educational forums on health care topics. Ottawa hosts Women’s Week with a banquet at Faith Lutheran Church. KFC and Good Housekeeping sponsor a Mother’s Day greeting card contest for students in grades four through six. Baker University hires and honors staff with several appointments and scholarships awarded to a Baker student the Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation distributed among 15 national recipients.
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National Physicians Assembly
Bud Gollier
Ottawa Family Physicians
S. Main
American Academy of Family Physicians
Boston
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Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa
Ottawa Women’s Club
Faith Lutheran Church
Donna Swearingen
Diana Carlin
John Carlin
KFC
Good Housekeeping
Carlton Cards
Ontario
Chicago
Ill
Baker
Tony Russell
Baker University
Russell
Friends University
Wichita
John Haynes
National Association of College Admissions Counselors
Steven James Kaufman
Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation
Kaufman
Maple Leaf festival highlights Baldwin City positives and charity rolls
ALDWIN CITY host of the 37th Maple Leaf Festival promotes positives for Baldwin City area. Proceeds from a two day event totalled 6,282 in 1993 and will be distributed to local charities and non profits. Highlights include the Baldwin City Theatre melodrama The Wild Wild Western with multiple performances and sign language availability. Flying Friends rides over Vinland Valley Airport offer scenic flights Saturday and Sunday with a 10 donation. The Maple Leaf parade is Saturday at 11 am and the festival awards 500 scholarships to Baldwin High School students.
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Aldwin City
Baldwin City
Baldwin City Theatre Group
Seventh and
Grove Streets
Flying Friends of the
Vinland Valley Airport
Vinland Airport
Baker Wetlands
Haskell Indian Nations University
Stan Herd
Baldwin High School
Tonight's Weather Forecast Partly cloudy with mild lows
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the 40s and light southeast wind. Extended outlook calls for dry Friday and Saturday with a shower risk Sunday. Lows in the 40s to lower 50s, highs mid 60s to mid 70s, and a recent data note from Plant shows typical seasonal readings.
Housing crisis measures push toward more rentals and single family homes
City officials say forthcoming months will bring more housing options with rental units and town house type developments. As of September end, 24 single family building permits were granted, more than Ottawa’s annual total in a decade. Developers show heavy interest, while brokers note rental demand rises with Wal-Mart workers arriving. Some landlords report long waiting lists and limited vacancies.
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Shaw
Ottawa
Pin Oak
Greenwood
Wal-Mart
Herald
Jim Grogan
Bob Green
Donnelly
Grogan
A Day at the Farm features third graders and experts
A Franklin County agribusiness day showcased George Thornton of Pittsburg State University teaching third graders about red tailed hawks and grain crops. Meanwhile, local discussions covered housing, zoning, building codes, and mobile home regulations amid a tight Ottawa housing market and plans for new apartments.
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Pomona
George Thornton
Pittsburg State University
Eugene Field
Shane Chambers
Kathryn Monroe
S. Locust
Eric Johnson
Williamsburg
FFA
Franklin County
Sylvester Seed Ranch
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Davidson
Elderly woman dies in blaze after failed rescue attempts
In Ottawa a fatal house fire claimed Elizabeth Emery, 79, and Emery’s sister in law, 86, as firefighters and a neighbor tried thrice to reach them. The granddaughter alerted others after waking to the smoke. Emery, arthritis bedridden, sometimes used a walker. Fire officials noted difficult conditions with heat and dense smoke.
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Gaines
Emery
Ottawa
Yates
Elizabeth Mollett
Community notices and events in Ottawa region
Fractured listings show a bake sale at First Christian Church and a chicken noodle dinner at Trinity Church in Ottawa with event times, contact numbers for Elk’s Lodge duck auction, and Wellsville Methodist turkey dinner details. Also references a Galt Treaty book reading at the local library.
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Bake Sale & Bazaar
First Christian Church
14Th
Cedar
Patent clash over newspaper racks on public sidewalks
Jacobsen fights city and state rules alleging constitutional free speech rights protect his newspaper racks on public property. A 1989 District Court order bars removal of his racks adjacent to U S post offices while he pursues government permission disputes. Jacobsen names Omaha Scottsdale Pierre as cities sued over similar rack cases and says cities spend thousands defending restrictions.
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Ottawa
Forrest Lowry
Jacobsen
U.S. Postal Service
United States
U.S
Omaha
Neb
Scottsdale
Ariz
Pierre
S.C
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1994
The Ottawa Herald publishes detailed subscription prices applicable from October 1, 1994, in Ottawa, Franklin County, and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including carrier, motor route, and mail, with differing monthly, quarterly, and yearly figures for multiple counties and regions.
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Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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