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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1986

Page

5

Hunger memories drive Ottawa woman to aid CROP Walk

Margaret Sinclair recalls famine in Ukraine after World War I and the Russian Revolution. She speaks to groups on hunger and will not walk due to illness while her husband Don handles the Oct 12 CROP Walk. Her story, from 1923 escape to Canadian citizenship, underscores the need to help others facing starvation.

Diane Yeamans Margaret Sinclair Ukraine Canada Ottawa Sinclair Don United Church of Christ Will Han Dle Topeka

CROP Walk to Raise Hunger Funds Oct 12 at Ottawa

The CROP Hunger Walk on October 12 starts at 2 p.m. at the Ottawa University Maybee Center. One quarter of proceeds stay in Franklin County via the Ottawa Ministerial Association for local residents and transients, while the rest supports Church World Service overseas. 17 churches provide sponsor sheets and contact volunteers for pledges, per kilometer or flat donations.

Ottawa University Milan Lambertson Ottawa Ministerial Association Franklin County OMA Church World Service Faye King Appanoose Baptist Marge Martin Church of the Brethren Jim Ballinger Community Foursquare Marty Piotrowsky Faith Lutheran Beth Testorff First Baptist Leola Doyen First Christian Howard Johnson First United Methodist Mildred Watts Grace Episcopal Raylene Smith Greenwood Baptist Dean Sandusky North Baptist Ellen Bowermaster Kathy Sommer John Blythe Meredith Lancaster Richter Methodist Maggie Kramer Sacred Heart Catholic Gardner Hayden Trinity United Methodist Kathy Bowling Wesleyan Wayne Baylor Westminster Presbyterian

Town Stays In The Family HITSCHMANN Kansas Auction

Frank Hoffmann 80 sold his town Hirschmann to distant cousins the Krier brothers for 16500 after his wife died. Buyers from Nebraska and Texas purchased a store, houses, and land leaving a small community facing partial preservation or sale. Hoffmann ran the store for almost six decades as the town of Hirschmann founded in 1918 dwindles.

Hitschmann Kan Darrell Mike Peter Krier Hoffmann Mike Krier Bertha Hoffman Hirschmann Nebraska Texas Houston Marie Woydziak Wichita

Dear Ann Landers column on family, manners, and welfare input

A reader urges acceptance of a daughter's wedding, advising the parents not to attend and to send a modest gift. The column counselor condemns the daughter as hostile and spoiled and recommends cutting contact. Another reader asks about proper theater seating etiquette and the columnist endorses facing the stage with minimal body contact. A career woman criticizes “senior citizen” discounts, and a welfare reform advocate credits programs with dignity, urging job training over cash assistance.

Ann Landers WIN Business College Welfare Department America

AHA Cardiac Arrest Fundraiser Set For Wednesday

Eighteen people face warrants issued by Judge Wint Winter on charges of crimes against the heart in a planned fundraiser called Cardiac Arrest. They will be arrested Wednesday at the Franklin County Courthouse and released on pre-arranged bonds with funds to the American Heart Association. Organizer Eric Hallman said the event aims to raise $2,000 for the heart association, which leads the fight against cardiovascular disease.

Wint Winter The American Heart Association Winter Franklin County Hallman Heart Association

Harpsichord recital at Baker University in Kansas city

R Bedford Watkins, Fern Rosetta Sherff Professor of Piano and Harpsichord at Illinois Wesleyan University, will give an 8 p.m. harpsichord recital at McKibbin Recital Hall, Baker University, featuring Bach BWV 830 and Scarlatti sonatas plus Watkins works. A 11 a.m. lecture on Baroque ornamentation precedes. Both events are free and open to the public.

Baldwin City R. Bedford Watkins McKibbin Owens Musical Arts Baker University J.S. Bach Domenico Scarlatti Watkins Fern Rosetta Sherff School of Illinois Wesleyan University Bloomington Linois Wesleyan Arcadian Consort Pascal Taskin Will Headley

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