Local Art Train Expands to Five Classes and 15 Workshops
Ottawa community arts council expands the Art Train program this fall to include four children's classes and 12 workshops plus one class and three workshops for adults. Registration opens next week and runs until Friday with tuition from four to twenty five dollars plus material costs from one to eight dollars. Shirley Swayne coordinates with instructors including Deborah Barker and Marti Dodge. Call OCAC at 242 8478 for details.
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Ottawa Community Arts Council
Shirley Swayne
University of Wisconsin
Deborah Barker
Marti Dodge
June Erisman
Cindy Harness
Brad Jessop
Kristie Jessop
Sharon Jeffus
Frank Lemp
OCAC
Marriage Licenses and Local News Briefs Across Ottawa
The Daily Report lists marriage licenses for Duane M. Colwell and Deborah L. Burgoon. Steven Tedrow and Wanda Williamson. Mark R. McCrea and Betsy K. Woods. David E. Edwards and Mary J. Thompson. Richard P. Moore and Nola Mae Mcintosh. Divorces granted include Donna L. from Michael L. Todd and Christy L. from Brian R. Hall. Thefts report at Safeway, money taken from a pop machine, loss $118. An uninjured accident at Princeton Road and Main involving Darin Reed and David Gillaspie, with Reed cited for no insurance and illegal registration. Arrest of Georgia Ann Rutledge on a Shawnee County warrant. Sacred Heart School breakfast and lunch menus listed for the week. Agricultural market update notes cattle, hogs, and sheep prices and movements at Midwest terminals and markets.
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Duane M. Colwell
Ottawa
Deborah L. Burgoon
Pomona
Steven Tedrow
Wanda Williamson
Mark R. McCrea
Wellsville
Betsy K. Woods
David E. Edwards
Edgerton
Mary J. Thompson
Richard P. Moore
Nola Mae Mcintosh
Donna L
Michael L. Todd
Christy L
Brian R. Hall
Safeway
S. Main
Princeton Road
Main
Darin W. Reed
Oak
David W. Gillaspie
N. Main
Reed
Charles G. Geiger
Chamber Contact Ends Five Years of Ottawa Herald Columns
Larry Powell thanks the Ottawa Herald for five years of collaboration as he retires his chamber column. He notes South Main street projects near 7th to 10th streets advancing with storm sewer work, water main upgrades, and storefront improvements. Local businesses repaint, install signs, and a Christmas lights program progresses with initial block completion anticipated. The Franklin County Court house lighting drive begins with $150 donated by Extension council and EHU groups pledging further support.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Herald
The
Herald
Chamber
South Main
7Th
Killough Inc
Litwin
Franklin County
Extension Council
EHU
Ehus
Federal probe eyes Shawnee Mission School District
Overland Park Kansas officials say the FBI and U S attorney are probing possible fraud and misuse of public funds in the Shawnee Mission School District over several years. The investigation follows the district's internal probe into taxpayer money and potential illegal bidding, overtime payments for unperformed work, and other irregularities.
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Overland Park, Kan
Shawnee Mission
FBI
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Chopra
Tom Rawlings
Rawlings
Former Ottawa Administrator William White Dies at 44
William E. White, 44, former Ottawa school administrator and 12 year Nickerson USD 309 superintendent, died at his Nickerson home after a sudden illness. He led USD 309 through a $2.8 million bond renovation of three schools. Survived by four children and his fiancée Carolyn May. Funeral Monday at Park Place Christian Church.
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Harris
Hawver
White
U.S.D
Nickerson
Ottawa
Scott
Washburn University
Topeka
Skip
Brett
Kristi
Nickerson Schools
Carolyn May
Park Place Christian Church
Sacred Heart School News Fall Festival and Walk-A-Thon Plans
The Parish Fall Festival will be Oct 13 from 3 to 8 pm. A Walk-A-Thon for Better Education is planned for November with pledges sought from participants. The PTO adopts a yearbook, sets a Plan of Action for 85-86, moves meeting time to 7 pm, and votes to enter a float in the Christmas Parade. Sister Brendan attended a principals meeting in Kansas City.
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P.T.O
Martin the Cobbler
Brendan
Prin
Economy grows at 2.8 percent in summer
Washington reports a modest 2.8 percent annualized growth in the gross national product for the summer. The estimate falls short of Reagan administration expectations of 3 percent full-year growth, dampening support for their economic forecast.
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Washington
Reagan
Community Dance and Fall Sales Weekend Buzz
Eagles Lodge hosts a Smokey River Boys dance Saturday at 9pm. Four Play plays Friday and Saturday as Larry celebrates his birthday at Bud's. A Blooming Forest debuts at 407 S. Main by Ron Wesen. Hair It Is Beauty offers a fall tan and a 10 for 25 hair series. Didde Office Supply runs a fall sale on letter pads and pens. Drake Jewelry offers class rings. Westminster Fair sells chicken pot pie lunch tickets. Freezer beef sides offered by Stinson Processing.
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S. Main
Westminster Country Fair
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