Master Clock from Ottawa Schools Finds New Home
Wayne Herrmann a 35 year clock restorer from Merriam adjusts a circa 1920s master clock found in an Ottawa High School principal's office The 100 pound oak clock had sat in a maintenance building for about 50 years before being donated to the Franklin County historical society It now hangs at the Old Depot Museum Ottawa The clock controlled multiple slave clocks in Ottawa middle and high schools previously located near Washburn Towers before moving to Ash Street
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Wayne Herrmann
Merriam
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Doug Loyd
Bell Systems
Franklin County Historical Society
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh St
Eric Duderstadt
Herrmann
Washburn Towers
S. Main St
Ash Street
National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors
Wayne
Loyd
Restorations Car Show Feature Highlight Impala Owner
Stewart of Pleasant Hope Missouri discusses his 1962 Chevrolet Impala found in a Springfield shed. Now third owner, he preserves its original features, added a modern air conditioner, and plans to keep it in the family while attending Ottawa’s car show and cruise night.
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Stewart
Pleasant Hope
Ottawa
Springfield
Huntsville
Sue
Prairie Paws budget gaps rise as Ottawa funding falls short
Prairie Paws officials told the Ottawa City Commission in June that the shelter projects 2014 expenses of 537,408.80 while 2012 actuals were 478,322.47, and that the shelter has operated at a loss through April. Ottawa's 2012 share was 63,378, but city funds settled at 49,040 for 2014, with Franklin County at 40,000. The shelter serves five counties and relies on fundraising and donations to cover costs.
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Prairie Paws
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa
Vendie O’conner
O'Conner
O’conner
Asher
Animal Control
Kansas City
Franklin County
Lisa Johnson
Williamsburg
Pomona
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The
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Jaron Asher
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter