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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 2009

Page

6

Le Loup propane leak suspected in house explosion

The Ottawa Herald reports a home near Le Loup exploded just after midnight. Firefighters responded to 4002 Nevada Road as a propane leak is suspected but under investigation. Ed Seyler, 61, the homeowner, said he was in bed when walls and windows blew out. Hospital officials said several people were treated and released with injuries not yet known. Police and the Kansas State Fire Marshal are investigating the cause.

the Herald Start Two le Loup Shall’s Lincoln- Harrison-Ottawa Fire Department Nevada Road Ed Seyler Ottawa Herald Ottawaherald.com

Medora Hoge Spreads God’s Word on Church Marquee

Medora Hoge is a messenger who every Monday arranges letters on the First Christian Church marquee at 1045 S Hickory St to form a message she hopes will reach or save someone. Weather and heat challenge her as she crafts each phrase. See MESSENGER, Page 10.

Elliot J. Sutherland The Ottawa Herald Medora Hoge Ottawa First Christian Church S. Hickory St Hoge First Christian

Franklin County seeks cost timeline for John Brown Road overlay

Franklin County commissioners want more information before proceeding with a funded project. They asked staff to estimate costs and a timeline for an engineering consultant to review five miles of John Brown Road that qualified for over 500000 in stimulus money for a 2 inch overlay. They stressed the need to understand why the road fails at that spot and whether funds would cover future repairs.

Herald Franklin County Sue Farrell Kentucky Florida Terracon County Public Works Jim Haag

Ottawa shoe shiner revives nostalgic trade at Palace Barber Shop

Tyson Harvey, a former child shoe shiner now back in Ottawa, operates a stand at 411 S Main St. He learned from an earlier barber shop shine, recalling a boss who taught him to pop the rag. He once charged a quarter a shine with pockets full of quarters, now asks four dollars as prices rise elsewhere. Harvey has moved in and out of Ottawa since early teens.

Jodie Garcia Herald Palace Tyson Harvey Harvey S. Main St Texas Ottawa Tyson. Harvey Palace Barber Shop

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