BBs Damaged Windows in Ottawa Downtown
Ottawa police gather details on BB gun damage to six downtown businesses with total losses exceeding 1,000 dollars. Victims include Be's Wax and Gift Nook, Drake's Bakery, Ottawa Typewriter, J. C. Penney, B G Auto Supply, and Plaza Theatre on South Main Street. two more incidents reported with no suspects yet.
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Ottawa
Be's Wax and Gift Nook
S. Main
Drake’s Bakery
Ottawa Typewriter
J. C. Penney
B&g Auto Supply and Machine Shop
Plaza Theatre
Hillcrest Drive-In
Rfd
Second Annual Blue Grass Jam Festival at Pomona State Park
Bluegrass festival schedule highlights a Friday campfire start at 7 p m and a Grand Old Jam Stage Show at 7 p m Saturday featuring multiple bands and local musicians. Open mic call for bluegrass and old time players, with event sponsors Lakeland Bluegrass Association Pomona Lake Ministry and Pomona State Park.
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Pomona State Park
Lakeland Bluegrass Association
Pomona Lake
Counties Seek Emergency Grazing Rights in Kansas
More than 20 Kansas counties have asked the ASCS for emergency grazing on conservation use land due to hot dry weather. Frank Mosier said requests from 21 county committees are under review and likely to be sent to Washington, D.C. for final approval early next week. If approved, farmers could graze livestock on idled land in programs like the acreage reduction and payment-in-kind. Counties listed include Anderson, Atchison, Barton, Brown, Douglas, Franklin, Graham, Jefferson, Jewell, Johnson, Leavenworth, Linn, Marshall, Miami, Montgomery, Nemaha, Pottawatomie, Republic, Saline, Woodson and Wyandotte.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Frank Mosier
ASCS
Federal
Washington, D.C
Washington
The
U.S. Agriculture Department
Mosier
Anderson
Atchison
Barton
Brown
Douglas
Franklin
Graham
Jefferson
Jewell
Johnson
Leavenworth
Linn, Marshall
Miami, Montgomery, Nemaha, Pottawatomie
Republic
Saline, Woodson and Wyandotte
Bank Appoints Nauman To Management
The Kansas State Bank announced the appointment of Robert L. Nauman to its management staff. He will work in all areas with focus on promotion, marketing, personnel, and bank policy and procedures as part of officer training. Nauman, a Ottawa University graduate, previously held roles at J.C. Penney in Overland Park and directed alumni relations and annual giving at Ottawa University. He recently earned a stock brokerage license and lives in Ottawa with his wife Paula and two sons Eric and Kurt.
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The
Kansas State Bank
Robert L. Nauman
Nauman
Ottawa University
J.C. Penney Co
Overland Park
Bank
Local notices and entertainment events listings
Ad briefs cover jewelry store mentions, lawnmower clearance, dance nights at Club venues, drink specials, hours, and church and school notices. Obituary for Elsie May Shults Baldwin outlines funeral, survivor details, and memorial options. Admissions and dismissals list several local residents, plus vandalism report at Hillcrest Drive-In and DWI and traffic related court actions for Ottawa area.
Traffic citations and arrests in Ottawa area reported
The Daily Report lists multiple traffic offenses including disobeying signals speeding and open container with names ages and addresses. It notes arrests on Ninth and Oak for open container and warrant failure to pay fines plus a 17 year old for paraphernalia and a 9 year old shoplifting case. Also covers a DWI incident and a non injury crash with damages and a correction about driver identity.
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Gary Lee Hayes
Oak
Dwi
Deborah J. Duncan
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Donald G. Brown
S. Cherry
Derrick C. Small
N. Mulberry
Roger Brown
James D. Damron
S. Sycamore
Garry D. Abbott
Pomona
Mary A. Moherman
Wellsville
Russell E. Mundy
Ninth and
Oak Streets
Mundy
Kramer’s
S. Main
Hickory Inn
E. Dundee
Michal J. Morrisey
W. 5Th
Dale Galatia
Birch
Morrisey
Galatia’s
Morrissey
David R. Ware
N. Cedar
South Main
Ware
Lennie Esquivel
Walton
Kidnapping Hoax Charge Hits Topeka Hospital Patient
A mental hospital patient was charged with attempted theft by threat after claiming to have kidnapped Gov. John Carlin’s 18 year old daughter Lisa and demanding $250,000 for her safe return. The incident happened Monday in the Kansas Capitol lobby, where he warned of killings of Reagan and Carlin. No one was harmed.
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Elsie M. Shults Baldwin
Elsie May Shults
Lawrence
Baldwin
Lamb- Roberts
Oakwood
Shults
Ozawkie
Bethany Place
Episcopal Diocese of
Kansas
Topeka
Shults Grocery
Pleasant Grove
Archie Freeman Shults
Goodland
Alice Henderson
Ruby Bowers
Cupertino
Calif
Donald Metzger
San Jose
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
Kan
John Carlin
Lisa
James Lee Buchanan
Washington
Topeka State Hospital
Shawnee County
Bill Ossmann
Buchanan
Reagan
Carlin
Carl
Statehouse
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ossmann
Carley
Wichita
Emporia
Cedar Crest
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Jb's
Big Boy Family
Chad Speierman
Stanley
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Jb’s
N. Main
Ben Streeter
Lee Alvis
Streeter
Vassar
Michigan Valley Park
Lake Pomona
Corps of Engineers
Poweshiek
Marvin Schwilling
Chickadee Checkoff
Kansas Fish and Game
New Life Singers
Melvern Lake
Kapo
Paula
Eric
Kurt
Robert L
Ad Briefs
Drake
Otasco
Raggedy Ann’s
Owens
VFW
Faith Lutheran Church
Sacred Heart School
Monty
Joan Peek
William Finch
Dan Seymour
Roberta Lloyd
Princeton
Joe Sutton
Sheriff’s News
the Daily Report
Curtis J. Willhite
John G. White
Wilma J. Scott
Devin A. Ward
Ash
Carla S. Peters
Curt A. Reedy
Craig H. Lamberd
Public Safety News
Danita O. Seyler
Gardner
Forest Park
Seyler
Esquivel
the Herald
Santa Fe
Ottawa Dps
Centropolis
H. Arlan Jones
Pomona Township
Ottawa Co-op
Yalonda Bones
Lonnie Bones
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Frank Seurer Sr
University of Kansas
Frank Seurer Jr
Richard Stanwix
Douglas County
Westminster Presbyterian Cooperative
Carol Coatney
Joe Blake
Blake
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Gregory M. Dalrymple
Lyndon
Dalrymple
Jim McCrossen Jr
Lamb-Roberts
Jonee
Walt Dengel
Dave Miller
Joe Ferns
Disney
FBI
SUN
Will Nes
Ridgemont High
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