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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1995

Page

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Allstate agent earns district Agency Performance Award

Bertie Wilson of Allstate Insurance in Ottawa was honored with the Agency Performance Award for sales and quality of business written and qualified at the top level in two national promotions this year. She is a member of the National Association of Life Underwriters.

Allstate Bertie Wilson Allstate Insurance Company E. 2Nd Wilson National Association of Life Underwriters Houck National Association Franklin County Marcia Houck National Association of Extension Home Economists Kansas State University KSU College of Business Administration Jaime Riley Garnett Jason Haney Rebecca Katzer Ottawa Casey Lytle Wellsville Worlds of Fun

Recycling events in Anderson County October 7

Two disposal events on October 7 offer household hazardous waste collection at 9 a.m. in front of the Noxious Weed Department on West Seventh Street and a recycling center at the Anderson County Fairgrounds starting at 8 a.m. The program, led by Vernon Yoder, accepts paints, solvents, cleaners, pesticides, motor oil, and related items while excluding explosives, tires, asbestos, radioactive materials, and compressed gas cylinders.

Anco News Service Arnett Anderson County West Seventh Street Anderson County Fairgrounds Anderson County Weed Vernon Yoder Yoder Lake Region Resource Conservation and Development Rc&d

Longtime Ottawa optometrist to retire after 40 years

Rod McClay will retire on October 1 leaving his Main Street practice to James Eaton at 316 S Main. McClay opened the 4015 Main building in 1955 and joined VOSH missions to Guatemala and Haiti. Eaton inherits patients and equipment and will continue services. McClay and his wife Pep plan trips to visit their four children.

Ottawa Rod McClay James Eaton McClay Main Chicago College Main Street Dodgers Brooklyn Dwight D. Eisenhower Mike South Carolina Eaton Rod Kansas State University S. Main Southern College of Optometry Memphis Tenn Pep Jay Thornton

Juveniles charged in shooting death at Pine Manor Apartments

Six teens face charges in the Ottawa shooting death of Stephanie Perez. One was charged as an adult, Toby Webster Lurber, 17, bond 25,000. Names of other juveniles and hearings outlined, with two to three suspects still at large. Witnesses and evidence continue to be gathered. Perez died from a single .22-caliber bullet. the murder weapon recovered alongside another pistol. Perez’s mother Paula Ellis spoke of moving to a farm and organ donation. Burial planned in Raytown, Missouri, with a memorial service in Ottawa.

Pine Manor Ottawa Police Department Franklin County Sheriff's Office Kansas Bureau of Investigation Wright Toby Webster Lurber Kenneth Richard Heth Main Nicholas Corey Griffin Dundee Ian Isaac Mastel N. Hemlock Sean Matthew Pedrow Terrace Pedrow Stephanie Perez Perez Paula Ellis Ottawa

Group seeks 16,417 signatures to gain Kansas party status

United We Stand aims to collect signatures within 180 days to become a recognized political party in Kansas. It must start by Oct. 11 to meet the April 11, 1996 filing deadline with the secretary of state. Kansas now has Democratic, Libertarian and Republican parties. United We Stand previously gathered over 55,000 signatures in 1992 to place Perot on the ballot, drawing 27 percent of the vote in the state.

Perot

Simpson slayings echo eight months later in courtroom

Prosecutor Darden framed the case around control and jealousy amid ongoing abuse claims. He cited Denise Brown’s testimony about Simpson calling his wife a fat pig during pregnancy and described a pattern of rage under the surface. The relationship remained volatile through May 1994 and ended with a threatening note.

Ms. Simpson Darden Denise Brown Simpson

Community Event and Public Notices Summary

Country Western dance by ORC starts Oct 2 with mixing times and signup phone 242-1039. Household hazardous waste drop at FR CO HHW Facility from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. call 242-1176. Eugene Field PTA Fall carnival and chili supper Sep 29 5 to 7 30 p.m. Adults 3, children 2. Fibromyalgia support group meets Sept 27 at Westminister Church 13th Maple 7 p.m. Gospel Tent at Ottawa Fair Grounds in progress 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Religious education classes CCC canceled Sept 27 and resume Oct 4. Link Reunion Oct 1 at Sunflower Plaza 701 Poplar area.

Gannett Garett Area National Guard Armory Garnett Carol Bauck Garnett City Hall ANCO Anderson County Economist and Morgan Research Group Ltd Eugene Field PTA

Kids Event at Forest Park Aids Franklin Health Fund

The 1994 Kansas State University Wildcats event at Forest Park features J J Smith currently with the Kansas City Chiefs as a raffle item along with prizes such as a Eureka vacuum cleaner a $50 Wal Mart gift certificate Renaissance Festival tickets and Worlds of Fun Octoberfest tickets. Tickets to the benefit are $3 for individuals $5 for families with free admission for children under 18 when with a parent. Advance tickets are available from Franklin County Mental Health 204 E 15th or at People s National Bank Fifth and Main.

Kansas State University Wildcat J.J. Smith Kansas City Chiefs Eureka Sadowski Franklin County Franklin County Mental Health E. 15Th Peoples National Bank Fifth and Main

Ottawa Herald Rates and Address Update 1994

The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates effective October 1, 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding areas, with postal and motor route options and multi‑county mailings. Rates cover one month to one year, with all prices in advance and state sales tax included.

Ottawa Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage Anderson State of Kansas The Ottawa Herald S. Cedar

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