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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2002

Page

8

VFW pancake breakfast supports Endowment Fund in Ottawa

VFW post north of Ottawa on U.S. 59 hosts a Sunday pancake breakfast from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Proceeds benefit the VFW Endowment Fund. The Franklin County History and Genealogy Conference follows Sept 14 at Faith Lutheran Church with speakers Marilyn Finke and multiple workshops. Registration runs 8 to 9 a.m. Lunch included. cost 15 dollars. Reservations requested by Saturday. call 242 4959.

VFW the Post Ottawa U.S. 59 Franklin County Faith Lutheran Church 15Th Eisenhower Marilyn Finke Kansas City The National Archives Finke Heart of America Genealogical Society American Family Records Association Johnson County Genealogy Society Anne Ross Balhuizen Barbara Dew Celia Davis Deborah Barker New Franklin County Records Center Sara Keckeisen Kansas Historical Society Carolyn Ward Latter Day Saints Family History Center Roy Jeanne Bickerstaff Family History Center Franklin County Genealogical Society P.O

Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Briefs

Admissions include Susan Wahl Ottawa Bruce Pence Garnett and Maxine Scheckel Princeton on Monday. Arrests report Clark Leslie Brown 39 941 S Ash for probation violation and obstruction of the legal process with bond set by judge. Thefts include guns computer television and DVD player taken before 4 21 p m Tuesday in the 2300 block of Indiana Road with a total loss of 5958 dollars.

Susan Wahl Ottawa Bruce Pence Garnett Maxine Scheckel Princeton Sheriff's News Clark Leslie Brown S. Ash Indiana Road

Rent Masters Changes Hands to Froggattes in Ottawa Area

Bud and Dianna Taylor sold Rent Masters at 120 East 15th to Matt and Theresa Froggatte of Ottawa. The new owners run a sanitation and payday loan business network in Ottawa Chanute and Parsons and will keep current hours 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Bud and Dianna will stay briefly to assist. The shop rents construction, lawn and floor care equipment and has operated since 1984 at the same location since 1988, with the Taylors owning it since 1993.

Herald Bud Ralph Taylor Matt Theresa Froggatte Froggattes Ottawa Chanute Parsons Dianna Taylor Bud Taylor Taylors

Enrollment grows at NCCC amid rising class sizes and staffing strain

NCCC reports larger classes from chemical addiction program expansion with fall term underway. Micca Folks notes full enrollment and staff reorganization while Eldridge warns larger classes may require facility expansion. Increased enrollment should boost state aid next year, though effects begin then. Ottawa Herald reports.

Young NCCC Eldridge Andy Gassaway Agassaway Ottawa Herald.com

Change Continues at Island Bed and Breakfast Venture

The Morrison family emphasizes life changes over money as they run a small island bed and breakfast while keeping their mainland plastics business. Dave Morrison notes the venture is not profit driven but allows family time and community life. Daughters Phoebe and Natalie play outside with a lemonade stand, as the family dog follows.

Morrisons Ohio Dave Morrison Phoebe Natalie

Graves proclaims September as Support Public Schools Month

Gov. Bill Graves designated September as Support Public Schools Month to honor school personnel three weeks after cutting 17.4 million from aid to public schools. At London Middle School in Topeka, about 300 students teachers and staff attended as Graves defended budget constraints while praising educators for delivering education with fewer funds.

John Hanna Topeka Bill Graves London Middle School Graves State Board of Education Bill Wagnon

Regents name four finalists for top staff post

The Kansas Board of Regents named four finalists for its president and CEO position, with interviews planned September 16 and 17. Finalists include Kendall Blanchard, Barry Dorsey, Reginald Robinson, and Paula Short, in the wake of Kim Wilcox’s resignation to join the University of Kansas.

Topeka State Board of Regents Regents Kim Wilcox University of Kansas Kendall A. Blanchard Fort Lewis College Durango Colo Barry Martin Dorsey University of Rio Grande Ohio Cincinnati Reginald L. Robinson Kansas Paula Myrick Short

Memorial ceremony and vigil mark 9 11 prayers

Sept 11 events include a Ministerial Association memorial at 1 30 p.m. on the county courthouse lawn near the Veterans Memorial. Westminster Presbyterian Church hosts an all day prayer vigil from 7 a m to 5 p m. Dunn notes faith can help many confront loss and seek stability as the nation rebuilds. Andy Geassaway can be

Ministerial Association Veterans Memorial Westminster Presbyter Ian Church West 13Th Dunn

Memorial ceremony marks Sept 11 remembrance effort

A community program of reverence and prayer will feature a moment of silence, a memorial wreath, a gun salute, music, and a 1000-balloon release to honor Sept 11 victims. Military and emergency workers will attend, with a final call at the close. Dengel and Son Mortuary handles balloon release and attendee signings. Copies will go to New York, Washington, D.C., Shanksville, and one remains in Ottawa.

Dengel and Son Mortuary New York Washington D.C Shanksville Ottawa

Campaign urges kids to push parents to vote

A nationwide drive Freedom's Answer joins Kids Voting USA to mobilize students to urge adults to vote. High school and younger students will promote turnout for the November election, aiming to break nonpresidential voting records and foster civic engagement nationwide.

Kansas City, Mo Freedom's Answer Millie Aulbur Missouri Freedom Kids Voting USA Kristin Grdinovac Piper High School Kansas City Kan Piper Chad Reynolds Reynolds Angie Stoner George W. Bush al Gore Freedom‘s Joe Novak Mill Yater High School Shawnee

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