Pomona OES District School of Instruction News
Pomona Chapter 305 of the Order of Eastern Star hosts District 3 School of Instruction at 1 30 p m Saturday Oct 4 at the Pomona Community Center Kathy Johnson worthy grand matron will preside Johnny Appleseed Day at Ottawa Library 6 30 p m Thursday with lessons crafts bobbing for apples snacks for ages 4 through adult Pomona tailgate party Friday 6 p m at Pomona High School during homecoming menu $2 50 African mission trip Joanne Fluke discusses wheelchair mission to Africa at 10 30 a m Sunday Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar St donations accepted
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Worthy Grand Matron
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Ottawa
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Prskanet
Joanne Fluke
Africa
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Actions
Admissions Tuesday include Sheryl Casady Pomona Alvin Crawford Pomona Marie Slaughter Ottawa Barbara Spears Princeton Dismissals Ottawa kept at Overland Park Regional Medical Center Arrests Derrick Small 38 619 N King Sr jailed on warrant $25000 bond Jason Scott Stafford 32 Topeka jailed bond $750 Alice M King 26 Greeley charged no proof of insurance released on $375 bond Thefts include four wheeler wallet Subaru bicycle vehicle tag and motorcycle losses in area streets Accidents non-injury two vehicle collision on Cedar Street and First Street and collision with a utility pole on Walnut Street
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Sheryl Casady
Pomona
Alvin Crawford
Marie Slaughter
Ottawa
Barbara Spears
Princeton
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Derrick Small
N. King Sr
Jason Scott Stafford
Topeka
Alice M. King
Greeley
Princeton Circle Drive
Subaru
Twyman Street
South Maple Street
North Poplar Street
North Mulberry Street
Phillip W. Beine
N. Cherry St
Cedar Street
First Street
Gerard A. Signaigo
S. Hickory St
South Walnut Street
Exchange students adapt to US school life at Ottawa High
Jodi Grover notes students face homesickness yet gain control over studies and daily life. Nguyen cherishes academic independence while adjusting to English instruction. History courses pose challenges as students tackle Sod and Stubble. Lefort juggles sports and late-night homework before ACT and possible US study. Families back their coming to learn.
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United States
Grover
Nguyen
Vietnam
Kansas
Lehmann
John Ise
Lefort
OHS
U.S
America
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald.com
Wellsville Days Salute to the Red White and Blue
Wellsville hosts a festival with food and fun Saturday led by Grand Marshals the family of Sgt. Jacob Butler the first Kansas casualty in Iraq. Events begin with a Masonic Lodge breakfast at Smokey's Bar Blue 506 Main St and continue through a street dance at 8 p.m. with Backroad of Osawatomie.
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Wellsville
Masonic Lodge
Smokey’s Bar Blue
Main St
Osawatomie
Jacob Butler
Kansas
Deanna Stonequist
Wellsville Days Schedule Highlights Parade and Events
Wellsville Days features a Smokey's Bar B Q breakfast at 6 am followed by a 5K and craft booths opening at 7 am. A kiddie parade at 10:30 am and a main parade at 11 am head to Sixth and Walnut. Activities include pedal pulls for kids, a 1:30 pm Sweet Sixteen, 2 pm dance by Wellsville Gardner studios, 2:30 pm bluegrass jam, 7 pm patriotic trivia, and an 8 pm free street dance. A memorial Silver Star presentation for late son Butler precedes the parade. prizes honor floats for creativity and patriotism.
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Smokey's Bar
City Hall
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Wellsville and Gardner Dance Studios
Stonequist
Wellsville and Gardner
Smokey’s
Reno urges rewrite of Patriot Act during Lawrence visit
Former Attorney General Janet Reno told a University of Kansas audience that the Patriot Act should be revised to curb federal overreach. She criticized Ashcroft's plea-bargain limits and urged focusing on the right charge to solve crimes rather than mere punishment. She warned about enemy combatants and urged broader use of federal courts.
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Reno
Clinton
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Pittsburgh
Ashcroft
University of Kansas
Administration
Congress
Blood shortage prompts two drives at RMH
Critical blood supplies push RMH to scramble for Type O as area hospitals face possible surgery cancellations. Linda Reed notes no cancellations yet, while the Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City issues an emergency appeal and coordinates two drives this week to bolster reserves.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Linda Reed
RMH
Community Blood Center
Greater
Kansas City
Two Blood Drives In Franklin County This Week
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Franklin County Annex from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday, followed by a Friday drive at Ransom Memorial Hospital from noon to 6 p.m. The hospital, which uses 30 to 35 units monthly, and the Community Blood Center of Greater Kansas City sponsor the second drive. Blood supplies are down to about one day, with need expected to grow as demand rises.
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Franklin County Annex
S. Main St
Community Blood Center
Greater
Kansas City
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Joe Rich
Franklin County
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Red Cross
S. Main
Reed
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