Ottawa area bulletin board items for community groups
The Ottawa Fibromyalgia group meets 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with physical therapist Ann Driver as guest speaker. Other items: Pomona High School Boosters host a hamburger cookout at 6 p.m. Friday. Neosho County Community College hosts an elderly health class preview at Ottawa Library with Gary Burdsall. Don Lambert signs book about Elizabeth Grandma Layton at Ottawa Arts Center. Ottawa Community Arts Council annual meeting at 5 p.m. Saturday. Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs offers veteran service help in Ottawa on Oct 3 and 17. Colmery ONeill VA Medical Center to hold walk in health screening in Crystal Lake Park, Garnett, next Tuesday with pre-screening instructions.
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Westminster
Ottawa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th
Maple
Ann Driver
Connie Skiles
Delores Brecheisen
Pomona Boosters
Pomona High School Boosters Club
Neosho County Community College
Gary Burdsall
University of Kansas
Lambert
Grandma Layton
Don Lambert
Topeka
Elizabeth
Grandma’ Layton
Ottawa Community Arts Center
Arts Council
Ottawa Community Arts Council
KCVA
Kansas Commission On Veterans Affairs
Don Woodward Community Center
Veterans Center
Colmery-O’neil Veterans Affairs Medical
Community Mourns after Fatal Ottawa Shooting
The mother of victim Stephanie Ellis says gangs planned the attack to target her brother, with Stephanie killed in front of her Central Heights home. Police, schools, and city officials increased security as Ottawa High School prepared for ongoing tensions and student counseling.
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Ellis
Stephanie
Ottawa
University of Kansas Medical Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Central Heights
Charles Gash
July tests show chemicals decline in Topeka area
Private homes in Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City Kansas showed lower agricultural chemical levels in July water tests than last spring. Kansas environmentalists led by Bill Craven of the Kansas Natural Resource Council and the Kansas Sierra Club caution the remaining concentrations remain concerning.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
Bill Craven
Kansas Natural Resource Council
The
Kansas Sierra Club
Youth Lifesaver event to educate drivers in Ottawa
First United Methodist Church Ottawa teams with Kansas Highway Patrol Franklin County sheriff Ottawa police and fire departments Operation Lifesaver DCCCA and Lamb Roberts Funeral Home to stage Project Youth Lifesaver on Sunday October 8 at 4 pm on Hickory Street near the courthouse. Youth and parents are invited to a chili supper with a free will donation after demonstrations including a Convincer seat belt ride Jaws of Life bike safety and a train car crash video.
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First United Methodist Church
Kansas Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Ottawa Police and Fire Departments
Operation Lifesaver
DCCCA
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Kent M. Melcher
United Methodist
Hickory Street
Third
Melcher
Hickory
Highway Patrol
Franklin County
Truck crashes into pool area during Sunday incident
Bell's Wrecker Service recounts an early Sunday mishap in which a truck rammed through a yard, rest near a pool ladder, demolishing a garden and tearing up a mulberry tree. No injuries were reported, though a fence section was displaced into the pool. The Collinses plan to rebuild and may use barricades to deter future intrusions.
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Shep Collins
Bell’s
Collins
Collinses
Two Suspects Sought After Osage Drive Shooting
Police say two suspects remain at large after a shooting at 1513B Osage Drive that left Perez injured. The incident occurred shortly after 8 p.m. with eight involved. warrants against the two at large were to be issued soon. Authorities expect charges to be decided by the county attorney after the press time. Several persons linked to a prior September 1994 killing in which Clyde Crowley died were questioned.
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Osage Drive
Perez
Herrman
Larry Wright
Wright
Herald
Kansas
Clyde R. Crowley
Ottawa
Jerry Lee Robinson
Weather record fragment from 1907 and 1973 entry
Fragmentary weather note references dates in 1907 and 1973 with unclear measurements. Details are unreadable. no specific location, temperatures, or events are identifiable from the OCR snippet.
Ottawa Board Debates Including Chapter 1 in Test Scores
Ottawa districts vary on counting Chapter 1 students in test results. Sheldon urges a future board decision, while some members oppose. Barb Gibson labels it an administrative matter for Duncan, and Marlin Kimball pushes for fall and spring testing for yearly progress insight. The board plans to continue the discussion at the next meeting.
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Sheldon
Ottawa Herald subscription rate table 1994 update
Rates for Ottawa delivery and surrounding areas listed for 1994 with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Includes carrier, motor route, and mail in Franklin, Miami, Douglas, Osage, and Anderson counties, plus out of state pricing and tax note. Addresses, staff, and misc lines appear as context.
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Ottawa
Uwhelms Us
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
Ito
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Cadar
Fewer students to cost for Ottawa High School core curriculum
The district notes core curriculum four to nine years boosts test scores. For 1994-95 Ottawa High School averaged 23.2 for core students, 23.0 state, 22.0 nation. non-core 20.4, 19.6 state, 19.1 nation. A Monday study session will review Loyd Builders report on Ottawa Middle School and a 19-question inclusion survey for teachers.
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OHS
Loyd Builders
Ottawa Middle School
Community notices mix of health events and local ads
A compact list of local notices includes a cholesterol clinic on October 3 from 7:30 to 9:30 AM by the Fr. Co. Health Dept, a Democratic meeting September 26 at 7:30 PM, a Fibromyalgia support group at Westminster Presbyterian Church on September 27, and a Recycling schedule for Fr. Co. Also listed are Gospel tent meetings at Ottawa Fair Grads, new titles at Grace Livingston Hill Library, Corner stone Bookstore and Hickory Inn promotions, Religious Education cancellations, a Fall Festival bean dinner September 30, a Women’s Pap Smear Clinic with contact numbers, and Wrights Studio photography services.
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Bulletin Board
Ottawa High School
Gary Mavity
Alternative Learning Center
Neosho County
Mavity
Youth Lifesaver
Ottaw
Alling
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
Jim R. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Gane Kelse
Virginia Howe
Wayne Snow
Jean Rossman
Fr. Co. Health Dept
13Th & Maple
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FR. CO
Grace Livingston Hill
Cornerstone Bookstore
Hickory Inn
E. Dundes
Helen & al Zook
Cold Bear
Good Company
Richter A. M. Church
Women's
Health Dept
Wrights
Bill
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