WF spikes league foes
The West Franklin volleyball program has been a juggernaut in the Flint Hills League for many years. The Falcons head into Saturday’s league tournament as an overwhelming favorite.
The West Franklin volleyball program has been a juggernaut in the Flint Hills League for many years. The Falcons head into Saturday’s league tournament as an overwhelming favorite.
The Ottawa High School girls golf program is not new to qualifying individuals for the state tournament. The goal of qualifying as a team in its short existence has come up short – until the 2022 season.
Claron R. Cordle, 92, of Ottawa, KS, went to be with the Lord. Friday, October 7, 2022 at Rock Creek of Ottawa, KS. He passed peacefully while his daughter was holding his hand. He was born December 27, 1929 in Welda, KS the son of Kenneth and Ina (Willis) Cordle. He graduated from the Wellsville High School in Wellsville, KS with the Class of 1948. After graduating high school, Claron worked at Bennett’s Creamery in Ottawa, KS. He later worked in the Oil Fields as his father did before him. Claron worked at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa, KS as a Business Manager. In 1963, he worked at the Gas Service Company in Ottawa, KS as an Office Manager, retiring in 1988. He was united in marriage to Virginia “Ginnie” Laws at the North Baptist Church in Ottawa, KS on July 22, 1951. They shared sixty-nine years of marriage before Ginnie’s passing on December 4, 2020. He was a former member of the North Baptist Church, Ottawa, a current member of Hope Anthem Church, Ottawa, and a member of Gideons International. He enjoyed square dancing, bowling, golfing and was always excited to attend a Bill Gaither concert with his sweetheart Ginnie. Claron was a handy “fix-it” man and worked at his brother Lyle’s hardware store, Mr. C’s, part-time after he retired. He enjoyed spending time with his family and attending his daughter’s and later his grandchildren’s activities, cheering them on in the bleachers during their many sporting events. Claron and Ginnie enjoyed gathering with friends, laughing and playing dominoes. Claron was a kind, caring, faithful servant of God and greeted everyone with a smile. Claron is survived by a daughter, Denise K. Lane, grandson, Matthew R. Lane, granddaughter, Kayley M. Lane, great granddaughters, Lucy and Catherine Lane all of Lawrence, KS; a foster daughter, Denise L. Cox; and foster grandson, Brian Hoover (Brittany) and his daughters, Grace and Marissa all of Missouri. Also surviving is his brother, Darrel Cordle (Esther), br
Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (10/15/22). Collaboration magnifies luck this year.
An Ottawa boy was arrested Tuesday evening on suspicion of making threats directed at Ottawa High School. In a statement, Ottawa police said officers learned of those threats at about 5 p.m.
A boil advisory issued Tuesday for Franklin County Water District No. 1 customers remained in effect Friday.
The Ottawa University women’s basketball team needed experienced and talented basketball players after 2021-22 season. The Lady Braves’ key returners from that team are now sophomores.
The Ottawa University men’s basketball team needed an infuse of scorers and quicker players. The Braves graduated four key players that filled up the basket.
The Ottawa University football team needed its bye week in the worst way. The Braves are stinging from an 0-6 record where mistakes have been the difference.
Did you know that our local Dairy Queen is locally owned and operated and has for 3 generations? Congratulations to Joe & Judy Maloney and their almost 40 employees/ family members for providing us with great food & treats since the mid 1990’s! 3 of their employees have even worked their for over 20 years each! DQ is located at 15th & Main and open 7 days/week, and don’t forget about their drive through! Pictured here are Alicia, Colin & Robin (all managers). We appreciate your dedication to our community!