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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1992

Page

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Cherry Street Church Welcomes New Pastor Rev Scott Dickinson

Cherry Street Wesleyan Church invites the community to an open house for Rev Scott Dickinson and his family from 6 to 8 30 p m Sunday at 920 N Birch parsonage Dickinson became pastor on July 1 returning to Ottawa after previously serving as youth pastor 1980 to 1984 and as pastor at Clay Center Wesleyan Church 1986 He and his wife Anne have two children Shawn and Christina who attend Lincoln School

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Rotary youth exchange scholarship details in Ottawa

Rotary International offers a year long youth exchange with Ottawa’s Bob Green outlining a program for above average students aged 16 to 18. Applicants pay 50 dollars processing, parents cover travel and insurance, host clubs supply room board and schooling, with monthly stipend and parental supervision. Interested people contact Bob Green at 109 W. 2nd.

Rotary International Bob Green Rotary Club of Ottawa Rotary Club

Weather forecast for SWC Areas Tonight

Mostly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. A cool, dry pattern develops across the state with highs reaching the 50s by Tuesday. Lows range from the upper 40s northwest to the upper 40s southeast, with cooler readings in the northwest Sunday and 40s by Tuesday. Sunrise 7 1 30, barometer 30.10 inches.

Marm Stenday Moria

City worker hurt at Maple and 15th in Ottawa incident

A 52-year-old City of Ottawa employee, utilities crew chief Dale Whiteford, was listed in good condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a brush grinder incident. His glove entangled, he was pulled into the machine and suffered multiple deep cuts to the head and arms. apprentice Scott White assisted by turning off the machine and removing him. MRH later moved him from intensive care to a regular room as investigators review the equipment.

City of Utilities Dale Whiteford E. Logan Whiteford Scott White Lane RMH

Man found guilty of woman's death in Atchison

An Atchison man, Stephan Sexton, 31, was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of his girlfriend Trina Smith, 23. He testified he tied her hands ankles and neck at her request for sexual bondage in a cemetery back seat, gagged with pantyhose, and claimed she choked herself to death. He said he heard a gasp, stopped the car, but she slid out when he opened the door.

Atchison, Kan Atchison Attchison County Stephan Sexton Trina Smith Sexton Ms. Smith Smith

Community notices from Princeton to Ottawa and beyond

Local ads announce party balloons for new babies at The Chocolate Shack, candy gifts from Sut ton s and Think About holiday layaway offers at Sutton s Jewelry. Delores Williams offers home hair fixes. Crooks Floor Covering closes Friday 2 pm to attend Carpet Market events. Flu shots available through Oct 2 with health department, plus grain trading at Princeton Grain Co and quilt classes at Chris Corner. Jacob Aranza speaks to parents and at Ottawa High School on lasting love, with a community revival center event and a church picnic to follow.

Singer Russell to open Coun try USA Series in Ottawa

Singer comedian Johnny Russell known for Rednecks White Socks and Blue Ribbon Beer and Act Naturally will open the Country USA Series at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium at 730 p.m. Saturday Oct 3. Russell has songs recorded by Dolly Parton the Beatles Buck Owens and Burl Ives and joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1985. Tickets 10 to 14 with under 12 and students at half price. boxes at Butler's Music Beyond Video and OMA box office. reservations 242-8810. Bank IV of Ottawa co sponsors.

Midland Ottawa Laura Devore Arts Center E. 5Th United Way Wal-Mart Ottawa City Park Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh Dietrich Cabin City Park Baldwin City Trilla Lyerla McKibbin Recital Hall Baker University America Kennett Cott Washburn University Paola Paola High School Miami County Quilters Guild Johnny Russell Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Russell Dolly Parton Burl Ives Beatles The Buck Owens Grand Ole Opry Opry Hee Haw Backstage Church Street Butler’s Music S. Main Beyond Video OMA Third Hickory Betwen Bank IV of

CROP Hunger Walk Aids Local Efforts In Ottawa

Ottawa University and 14 area churches recruit walkers for the 1992 CROP Hunger Walk starting 2 p.m. Sunday at the OU tennis courts. Money supports Christian Rural Overseas Program in 70 plus countries, with 25 percent kept locally for Hope House via Ottawa Ministerial Association. Call Rev. Fred Schaeffer at 242-4699 for details.

Ottawa University Christian Rural Overseas Program Fred Schaeffer First Christian Church Ottawa Ministerial Association Hope House Schaeffer

Ottawa Herald publishes 1992 subscription rates and staff details

The Ottawa Herald lists office staff including Editor and Publisher R. Hitch and Managing Editor Jay Bemis. It details 1992 subscription rates for Ottawa residents, rural areas, motor routes, Frankin County, adjacent counties, and out-of-state mail, all prepaid, with tax included and varied by duration.

Dim R. Hitch Jay Bemis Tom Love Peg Ottawa Frankin State of Kansas

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