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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1994
Page
1
Horseshoe Cafe owner Jim Bunch announced a new cafe at 2456 Highway 50, the former Hill House Restaurant, to be remodeled. He already runs the Horseshoe Cafe at 405 N Main, with no opening date given.
Continued from page 1, volunteers replace adult supervision with guidance and reassurance to boost a caller’s self care. In crisis, volunteers refer children to professionals, with 31 volunteers this year and 492 hours last year across 136 calls.
The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging will host a Volunteer Celebration Banquet at 6 p.m. Thursday in Elliott Hall at First Baptist Church in Ottawa. Kansas secretary of aging Joanne Hurst will honor volunteers from the board of directors advisory council SHICK Heart-By-Heart and the Prescription Drug Program. The outstanding volunteer of the year will receive special recognition.
Tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low near 70 and a south wind of 10 to 20 mph. Friday brings a chance of morning thunderstorms east, with lows in the 50s to 60s and highs around 70 to 80. Saturday and Sunday look dry with lows in the 50s and highs 75 to 85.
Big Brother plans to clear the Franklin Savings site at First and Hickory with boxes of records moved out. Resolution Trust Corporation spokeswoman Jane Jankowski said RTC could be out in a month to two. Twenty six former Franklin employees are being utilized by RTC but will lose their jobs, some earlier than others. First National Bank of Kansas leases the building month to month through January. City of Ottawa bought the building from RTC after City Commission approval on August 3. City Manager Scott Lambers said First National may vacate before the lease ends and the city will not move in until the lease is terminated and commissioners approve a move.
The article argues that symptoms like cash shortages mask underlying problems such as costs exceeding sales and insufficient cash flow. It stresses identifying root causes by examining profitability, inventory, receivables, and capital expenditures, noting owner drawings and theft as other causes. It advises managing prices, costs, and financing to keep cash in hand.
The article describes a push to expand local cable offerings with channels like ESPN 2, TLC, Cartoon Network, Food Channel, and Country Music Television. It notes ESPN 2’s growing subscriber base and extreme sports emphasis, plus educational, cooking, and music programming from the other networks.
Severn clarifies after October targeted lineup noting TV on channel 37 compiles segments from various networks. Viewers may see programming from networks not locally offered, such as Cable Health Network, followed by a movie from Encore.
Reekie born September 15, 1894 in Cesios Oklahoma. His family farmed 160 acres with another 160 rented to support six sisters and brothers. He and Lizzie Camp married in 1918 and had ten children. He left farming during the Dust Bowl era, moved to Dodge City, then to Franklin County seeking work with the WPA and later dirt work for Franklin County and Ford County Lake projects. He remarried Bernice Schubert in the 1970s after Lizzie's death.
The Ottawa Herald publishes a detailed price table for home delivery across Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method and region, including in town carrier, rural routes by mail, motor route, and out of state mail. Prices cover one month to one year with all amounts in advance and state sales tax included where applicable.
A scattered listing of local events and services including aerobics classes at 203 E 4th in Math Gym, fees for ANNUAL POMONA Lions Club, free portrait sittings at First National Bank, OHS booster tailgate at Grogan Stadium with 2.60 admission, POW/MIA observances, and Roll Away Skate Center hours plus roofing offers and senior activity notices.
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