Deaths: Benita Grinzinger 92 Garnett
Benita Grinzinger of Garnett died Sunday September 15 2013 at Golden Heights Living Center in Garnett She was born March 9 1921 in Marcus Iowa to Theodore Ted and Clara Greufe A mass of Christian burial is planned at 1030 am Wednesday September 18 2013 at St John s Catholic Church Greeley Burial will follow in St John s Catholic Cemetery Greeley Visitation and a rosary are set for 7 pm Tuesday at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Garnett
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Benita Grinzinger
Garnett
Golden Heights Living Center
St John’s Catholic Church
Greeley
St. John’s Catholic
Feuerborn Family
Marcus
Iowa
Theodore
Ted
Clara
Robert) Greufe
Charles Chuck Miller obituary in Greeley Kansas City
Charles Chuck Miller 77 of Greeley died Sept 14 2013 at Kansas City Hospice House Missouri Burial planned for Sept 17 2013 at St John Catholic Church Greeley Visitation follows a 7 pm rosary at the church He was born May 2 1936 in Greeley to George D and Ellen L Nolan Miller
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Charles “Chuck” Miller
Greeley
Kansas City
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s
Chuck Was
George D. and
Ellen L. (Nolan) Miller
Weekly School Lunch Menu September Sixteen to Twenty
The meals list chicken and noodles with mashed potatoes broccoli and peaches on Monday. Tuesday offers sloppy joe creamed peas potatoes pineapple bun and cookie. Wednesday features chicken fried chicken mashed potatoes gravy green beans roll cake and ice cream. Thursday serves meatballs creamy noodles carrots and peas wheat bread and fruit cup. Friday presents chicken lasagna tossed salad Italian vegetables bread and applesauce delight.
Markets Report Prices From Ottawa Coop and Franklin County
Ottawa Coop quotes after noon: hard wheat 6.65, soybeans 13.83, corn 4.37, milo 4.02. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices: corn 5.02, milo 8.24, oats 3.19, soybeans 14.11, wheat 6.79.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
Volunteer Opportunities Ottawa Center contact details
Volunteer needs for nonprofit agencies or more volunteer opportunities are available through the Ottawa Volunteer Center, a service of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. Reach 1320 S. Ash St. by phone at 785 214 4556 or email jcraft eckan.org
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Ottawa Volunteer Center
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
S. Ash St
Eckan
River Run Car Show Seeks Volunteers for 27th Ol Marais Event
The River Run Car Show opens its 27th annual Ol Marais River Run this Friday through Sunday with volunteers needed for tasks including supervising free children's games at Forest Park. Contact Jack Barnhart at jack barnhart praxair com or call (785) 214-0035 for details.
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Over the Road Gang
Forest Park
Jack Barnhart
jack_barnhart
Praxair.com
Ottawa Senior Center seeks ten Meals on Wheels drivers
Ottawa Senior Center has an urgent need for 10 volunteers to deliver Meals on Wheels to elderly and disabled residents. Interested applicants should contact Pat Schultz at 785 242 1533 for details.
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Ottawa
Pat Schultz
Franklin County Cancer Foundation seeks office volunteers
The Franklin County Cancer Foundation invites volunteers to answer calls and greet walk in clients during regular office hours. For more information contact Judy Brunner at 785 242 6703.
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Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Judy Brunner
Ottawa to build Forest Park playground with $20K KaBOOM grant
Ottawa receives a $20,000 Let's Play City grant from KaBOOM! and Dr Pepper Snapple Group to fund a spring 2014 playground at Forest Park 320 N Locust St. The project aims for inclusive play with a climbing wall and swings, part of a larger effort to raise about $150,000 including park funds and local pledges.
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Forest Park
N. Locust St
Ottawa
Ottawa Play Taskforce
City of
Lee
Ka- Boom
Kanza Park
15Th St
Fonda Rose
Playful City USA
Kaboom
Let’s Play
Dr Pepper Snapple Group
North America
Sara Caylor
Tyner Departing as Ottawa University Provost Continues Transition
OU announces Tyner will leave the Ottawa campus after this semester. Dennis Tyner’s leadership is praised for boosting enrollment, reducing deficits, strengthening faculty, improving facilities, and expanding athletics and music programs. Haines will assume new provost duties, with Tyner aiding transition.
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Dennis
Eichner
Terry
Tyner
Haines
Ottawa
Patty Tyner
ADAVE
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Chuck’ Miller
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Herald
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Morton Buildings, Inc
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Kansas Children’s Service League
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