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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2004

Page

9

Bulletin Board submission guidelines for Ottawa Herald

Daily bulletin board notice explains two day lead time for items, submission methods by fax email mail or in person, non commercial events open to the public free of charge, and requests no phone calls. Includes contact address 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 and phone. requests advance notice and polite instructions.

Ottawaherald Ottawa Herald S. Cedar St 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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