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Ottawa
Community Activities Fundraisers and Quilt Show Listings
Wellsville hosts a poker run to aid Luke Tindill’s medical expenses with registration noon to 1 p.m. at Hurricane Sherry’s. Luke, 3, died September 14. Quilt show entries invited for Maple Leaf Festival October 16 17 in Baldwin City. Donors and donations sought for an auction October 23 to benefit Kristi Medlen O Dell Lung Transplant Fund.
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Wellsville
Luke Tindill
Luke
Buffy Thompson
Baldwin City
Judy Masur
Quilters Paradise
Mapleleaffestival.com
Rantoul — Ruhamah Baptist Church
East Kansas
Kristi Medlen-O’dell
Wellsville Bank
P.O
Hamilton Terrace
Cherrie Stottlemire
Richard Dunn
Meetings and Events Today in Wellsville Area
Four p.m. Farmer's Market at Orscheln Farm and Home 2008 S Princeton St. Seven p.m. Wellsville City Council at City Hall. Diabetic lunch and learn from 11:45 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Ran som Memorial Hospital 1301 S Main St. Six p.m. Williamsburg Jayhawker Booster Club at Williamsburg Park. Seven p.m. Ottawa school bond election campaign meeting at Ottawa Middle School 1230 S Ash St.
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Farmer's Market
Orscheln Farm & Home
S. Princeton St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Ottawa
Ottawa Middle School
Ash St
Tuesday hospital notes and police rounds reported
The Daily Report lists admissions including Timothy Maier of Ottawa and dismissals for Whitney Burgeon. Sheriff's arrests include Dustin Earnest with bond set, Erik Peterson on a bond surrender and probation violation, and Jodi Hillman on a battery summons. Police arrests feature Karen Johnson and Patrick Connaghan with varying bond amounts. Theft reports cover several locations and items. Vandalism and medical emergencies are noted at multiple blocks and roads.
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Sheriff's Department
Dustin Joseph Earnest
S. Willow Bhson
Erik Michael Peterson
Hisenhower Road
Jodi M. Hillman
Neosho Road
Karen Landon Johnson
N. Main St
Patrick Connaghan
Cedar St
OU provost returns to work after heart attack
Maurice Bryan head of Ottawa University's Ottawa campus has resumed full time duties this week after suffering a heart attack during the Sept 11 weekend. He credits his recovery to surgery including a stent at Olathe Medical Center and notes he is “still alive.” OU president John Neal said Bryan drove to Ransom Memorial Hospital before being medevaced for treatment.
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Herald
Maurice Bryan
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Sarah Ngoh
Bryan
John Neal
Ransom
Olathe Medical Center
Neal
University
Public forum set on county administrator election
A public forum on the county administrator election is scheduled for 7 p.m. October 18 at the Franklin County Annex. The event, sponsored by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Legislative Action Committee and the Franklin County Farm Bureau, will focus on the ballot question asking voters whether to hire a county administrator.
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Franklin County Annex
S. Main St
Tom Weigand
Ottawa Area
Weigand
Franklin County
Teens Inc After School Help For Younger Children
Ottawa program Teens Inc offers free after school care for kindergarten to fifth grade children. Jane Morton, program director, says the non profit operates under the Ottawa Recreation Commission to aid lower income families and keep kids safe after school hours.
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Ottawa
Teens Inc
Jane Morton
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Morton
Nick Brey
Don Woodward
Third St
Franklin County
Teens Inc. runs Ottawa program with United Way support
The United Way funded Teens Inc. at Ottawa Recreation building to educate children about health self-esteem and hygiene from 3 to 5 30 p m on school days and noon to 5 30 p m in summer. A nutritionist speaks weekly while field trips and crafts expand activities amid transportation concerns and funding gaps.
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Morton
Ottawa Recreation
E. Third St
Hawthorne
S. Poplar
Lincoln Elementary
N. Cedar
Ottawa
U.S. 59
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Third St
Expert testifies for defendant in doctor negligence case
An infectious disease expert testified that Ottawa physician Akinola Ernest Ojeleye should have considered infection in Barbara McKillip Erixson's deteriorating knee. The Omaha woman, 45, lost most of her fingers and toes to necrotizing fasciitis after a visit on Feb 27, 2001, and sues for failure to recognize the serious condition. The trial continued with additional medical testimony planned.
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Ottawa
Akinola Ernest Ojeleye
Barbara McKillip Erixson
Omaha
Neb
Ojeleye
Frixson
Erixson
Russell Little
St. Louis
Little
Ottawa Family Physicians
S. Main St
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