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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2005
Page
8
Daily bulletin board notices accepted two days in advance by fax email or in person at Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to public may be announced at no charge. No phone calls please. The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 contact options provided.
Walk-ins welcome for a Community Blood Center Drive today at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa. The MOMS Club meets Wednesday at Ottawa Heritage Park. Ottawa Area Chamber hosts two coffee events this week at Econo Lodge and chamber office. Salvation Army seeks kids for KIDS camp in Independence from June 20 to 24, with bus transport and $10 fee. call Mary Scott to register.
Evening and daytime gatherings listed across Ottawa include city commission at City Hall, landlords association at Sirloin Stockade, USD 290 board at Ottawa Middle School, Main Street Economic Restructuring at the Main Street Association office, PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Center, Story Time at the Library, jewelry fair at Ransom Memorial Hospital gift shop, Books & Babies at the Library, Image Award Luncheon at the Ottawa Country Club, Zev Kedem at Martin Hall on the university campus, and a Ray of Hope Grief Support Group meeting at Village West private dining room.
The Daily Report notes multiple weekend arrests in Franklin and nearby counties including Richard Delatorre Jr. on a probation warrant, Michael Hicks on driving while suspended and no insurance, Kyle Kneller on domestic battery and property damage, Melissa Longerot on domestic battery, Kayla Steichter on minor in possession, Nickolas Troyer on reckless driving open container and DUI, Kathy Letourneau on a Salina warrant, Chad McBreen on lewd conduct, and Jennifer Ray cited for harboring a vicious dog and lacking city registration. Theft incidents include stereo theft on Old 80 Highway, fraudulent money orders mailed to a Pomona resident, a 1986 Ford truck loss on Indiana Terrace, and vehicle supplies and ladders stolen on Georgia Terrace.
Vaughn Harris of Pomona, a driver for Ottawa Wal‑Mart Distribution Center, was named Kansas Motor Carriers Association truck driver of the year after selection by a panel from the Kansas Corporation Commission, Highway Patrol, Department of Revenue and FMCSA. Harris also earned driver of the month honors among 12 finalists.
Ottawa High School students staged Arsenic and Old Lace at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. The play drew laughs with strong performances including Andrew Iversen as Dr Einstein and a lively elderly aunt duo. Cast delivered a well acted, enjoyable show with clever lines and playful homage to the classic film.
A 10 year old is in custody after a man, Robert D. Hamlin aged 42, was found dead on a living room couch at a Humboldt area home. Deputies recovered a 20 gauge shotgun from the boy who left with the gun. A 11 year old and a younger child remain in protective custody. The investigation continues under the Allen County attorney’s office.
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