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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2004
Page
7
Public event notices can be emailed faxed or mailed to The Ottawa Herald for non commercial events open to the public. Submissions should be made two days or more in advance. Phone calls are not accepted.
The Ottawa Library hosts a teddy bear picnic from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m on August 11 in the city hall commission room 101 S Hickory St Families may bring a sack lunch and teddy bears. stories and a crafts activity are provided The $1 fee must be paid in advance to reserve a spot Space is limited Children under 6 require an accompanying adult.
Continuing programs list at Old Depot Museum details hours Tuesday to Saturday 10 am to 4 pm Sunday 1 pm to 4 pm admission 3 dollars students 1 dollar free for preschool and younger location 135 W Tecumseh St phone (785) 242-1250 plus calendar items for Recycling Center Alcoholics Anonymous and local church recovery and mental health support meetings led by First Baptist First Christian Church Church of the Brethren and Franklin County Mental Health Center with times and locations.
A dense list of today’s events includes a library book sale at 209 E 2nd St from 1 to 2:30 pm, a city commission meeting at City Hall, and various gatherings across Wellsville, Ottawa, Princeton, and Pomona. Activities range from story times and blood pressure clinics to council sessions, legion posts, and club meetings throughout the day.
The Daily Report lists Friday to Sunday police actions in Franklin County. Notable arrests include Harold Baker on probation violation and Frank Howell on non support. Also listed are Tiffany Attebery for bad checks, Jewel Gleason for DWI and open container, Janet Clauser for DWI, James Cox Jr for battery, and David Ware for drugs. Incidents include burglary on Idaho Road and thefts in 4600 and 600 blocks, plus vandalism on Osborn Road and a non injury accident near Wellsville with a hit and run.
Ottawa government access channel 20 will add Sea World Shama TV NASA Lannan EcoNews and local offerings to its slate. The plan aims to broaden content while keeping local programming and bulletin boards, with a gradual rollout and volunteer submissions encouraged.
Butler notes forged checks found at gas stations and Wal-Mart on Prince ton Road. Police released six detections ranging from 24 to 800 dollars and urge merchants to verify IDs to curb forgery and identity theft. The department offers classes for businesses to spot false IDs and prevent theft. Contact (785) 242-2561 for scheduling.
Wellsville Elementary School will reassign five teachers across grade levels to balance skills and support a redesigned guided reading program. Principal Randy Renaud notes the transitions will keep staff fresh and expand experience, with teachers moving across grades from first to fifth.
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