Dengel & Son Mortuary Wins Eagle Award for Web Innovation
Dengel and Son Mortuary in OffGwa hds earned its third Eagle award for excellence, this year recognizing new technology on the Web. See page 3.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2002
Page
7
Dengel and Son Mortuary in OffGwa hds earned its third Eagle award for excellence, this year recognizing new technology on the Web. See page 3.
Outside forecast shows breezy conditions and possible severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds. Lows dip to the 60s, then mid 50s with a 60 percent storm chance Thursday, highs around 70. Weather page 12.
Ransom Memorial Hospital will begin Phase I of a master facilities plan next year, focusing on relocating records, creating an endoscopy suite, and building a new women’s health center connected to radiology at the north campus. Phase II envisions an MRI addition and seven new specialty clinic rooms, with later phases updating the lobby, ER, and operating room.
Ottawa police promote short seminars for businesses and civic groups to teach people how to protect personal and financial information from theft. Capt. Puterbaugh notes rising sophistication and risks, while retailers like Wal Mart find value in learning to spot forged checks and prevent losses.
Elizabeth Coblentz 66 known for The Amish Cook column died in Blue Springs Missouri after collapsing outside a hotel during a book signing stop. She had been touring the Midwest with Oasis Newsfeatures editor Kevin Williams and two of her daughters Verena and Susan. Autopsy pending. heat stroke and prior aortic aneurysm noted. Funeral plans in Indiana. a card signing and book sale events announced in Ottawa at Mr C's Affordable Maytag and The Ottawa Herald.
Ottawa couple Norm and Betty Hazen bought a 2002 Toyota Prius, the first standard hybrid, as Crown Chevrolet Toyota in Lawrence reports high interest from Topeka, Nebraska and Kansas City buyers. The car delivers 52 mpg city and 45 mpg highway with an electric motor at low speeds and a gasoline engine for speed. The Hazens paid under $22,000 after dealer negotiation.
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