Michigan Valley Church Sells Treats for Adopt-a-Family Fund
Lyndon fundraiser at Michigan Valley Community Church offers funnel cakes coffee and hot chocolate to support the Christmas adopt-a-family program. Sales run 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. November 7 and 8 in front of the D A Market downtown Lyndon.
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Lyndon
Michigan Valley Community Church
D&a
Hospital Notes From Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals
Thursday admissions include Jessica Loewen and Rachel Browning of Ottawa. Dismissals feature Nicole Andersen and her daughter from Ottawa. Arrests list Trudy Caroline Teter of 1002 S Locust Ottawa for failure to appear and Jason Darrell Daniels of 918 E Logan Ottawa for possession. both released on bond.
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Trudy Caroline Teter
S. Locust St
Ottawa
Jason Darrell Daniels
E. Logan
Two arrested in Ottawa drug raid at residence
Ottawa police arrested Albert J. Daniels and Rebecca M. Wheatley at 318 W Fifth St after a drug raid. Daniels faced charges including cultivation of marijuana and possession with intent to distribute plus a firearm charge. Wheatley was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and drug paraphernalia. A sizable quantity of marijuana was seized and the investigation continues.
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Herald Start
Ottawa
Albert J. Daniels
Rebecca M. Wheatley
Fifth St
Daniels
Wheatley
Randy Allan
Allan
Former Ottawa officer Raby dies at 64 after 19 years service
Jim Raby, longtime Ottawa Police Department sergeant and former dispatcher, detective and patrolman, died Wednesday at 64. He served in the U S Army 1960 to 1963, earned Good Conduct and National Defense medals, and later ran Towners Ambulance before selling it in 1968. He is survived by wife Charlotte, married in 1960. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Monday at Dengel & Son Mortuary.
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Herald
Jim Raby
Ottawa
Raby
Department
Peoiys Raby Seven
United States Army
Towner’s Chapel
Towners
Citizens Ambulance Service
Dengel & 8 B
Leghnisht Verte
Aisi Fu Raby
Charlotte Raby
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Elaborate vs Simple Gravestones Reflect Personal Choices
The Franklin County Historical Society notes about half of customers select elaborate grave markers while the rest choose simple lettering. Families often add photos, Bible verses, and color, with modern stones featuring varied materials and broader decorative gravesite setups.
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Franklin County Historical Society
Deborah Barker
Barker
Ottawa area cemeteries reveal history and loss
The article describes the origins of Highland Cemetery and Hope Cemetery in Ottawa, noting Hope’s flooding risk and proximity to railroad tracks. It reflects on grave markers with religious symbolism, including lambs and depictions of the hand of God, and shares poignant stories from Thorson children and siblings who died of smallpox, highlighting the personal, emotional nature of burial.
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Howard
Highland Cemetery
15Th Street
Ottawa
Hope Cemetery
West Second Street
Marais Des Cygnes
Barker
Thorson
Albert
Norman
Historical Society
Vickie Moss
Wellsville freshman Chelsea Graham Plays Football Despite Odds
In Wellsville, WHS freshman Chelsea Graham becomes the district's first female football player on the junior varsity squad. She impresses teammates and coaches with her hit on a Gardner defender, facing initial skepticism while balancing babysitting and academics. Her family worries about safety, but teammates praise her effort and coach support remains, as she weighs continuing through high school.
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Herald Stott
Ricky
Christy Graham
Wellsville High School
Gardner
Wellville
Grahamass
Ricky Graham
Chelsea Graham
Dustin
WHS
Jacquelyn Ritchie
Graham
Chelsea
Dressler
Bill Osher
Jake Partridge
Partridge
Japan
Wellsville
Allbay
County weighs split role for works director position
Franklin County faces retirement of Public Works Director Ray DeJulio in 2005 and weighs options. County engineer Hub Casper warns against combining administrator and engineer duties, citing time lost to personnel issues. The commission may rely on Taylor Design for engineering needs while seeking input from other Kansas counties.
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Andy Gassaway
Herald
Hub Casper
Coffey
Anderson
Franklin County Commission
Casper
Franklin County Public Works
Ray DeJulio
County Commission
Ray
Commission
Ed Taylor
Taylor Design
Stottlemire
Kansas
State Weighs Buying Circle K Ranch to Retire Water Rights
Kansas officials discussed purchasing the Circle K ranch near Kinsley in Edwards County to retire water rights and boost Arkansas River flow. If bought, the land could become a hunting area generating about 300000 dollars yearly from visitors, fuel, food, and lodging.
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Kinsley
Edwards County
Kansas
Arkansas River
Circle K
Arkansas Basin
Mike Hayden
Secretary of
Kansas Wildlife and Parks
Hayden
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