This Week in Ottawa History Headlines
This brief column by Louis Reed curates Ottawa Herald headlines from past decades. It highlights notable events, local figures, and community milestones that shaped Ottawa’s history, offering a quick archival snapshot.
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Louis Reed
Ottawa fights to land Strang interurban line in 1913
December 1913 report shows Franklin County farmers and merchants rally to win the Strang interurban extension. Miami County, Osawatomie, and Paola business leaders vow a strong push, Centropolis seeks the route via Olathe, while Ottawa merchants plan to press Missouri Pacific for a new Ottawa depot. County car counts note 341 autos and 51 motorcycles licensed, Ford dominating with 81, Overland 43, Buick 28, Studebaker 25.
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Ottawa
Strang
Franklin County
Miami County
Osawatomie
Paola
Centropolis
W.B. Strang
Olathe
Baldwin
Kansas City
Elisha Ball
B.F. Bush
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Volunteer Opportunities From Ottawa Center
Learn about volunteer needs for nonprofits through the Ottawa Volunteer Center, a service of East Central Kansas EOC. Contact 1320 S. Ash St. or call (785) 214-4556 or email jcraft@eckan.org for more details.
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Ottawa Volunteer Center
East Central
Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
S. Ash St
Eckan
Salvation Army Bell Ringing Seeks Volunteers at Ottawa Walmart
Salvation Army needs volunteers for the Red Kettle Campaign at Walmart in Ottawa from now through Christmas Eve. Volunteers can email adamlynch509 gmail.com or call 913 744 8249 for details.
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Salvation Army
Walmart
S. Princeton St
Ottawa
Needy homeowners seek help for ramps and railing
Needy homeowners in need of accessibility upgrades have two requests with ECKAN. They seek a wheelchair ramp and a railing beside concrete steps. Contact J Craft at Eckan via email or call 785 214 4556 for assistance.
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ECKAN
Jcraft
Eckan.org
Osher Institute Spring Classes At Ottawa University
Osher Institute announces its spring schedule with two courses at Ottawa University. Volunteers are needed to greet attendees, take attendance, and hand out materials in exchange for free admission. Courses include Native American Art on three March evenings and Harp Music from Around the World on three April evenings. Email aevans@ku.edu or call 785 864 5823 for details.
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Osher Institute
Ottawa University
Ann Evans
aevans@ku
Obituary Opal Marie Ogden 80 Ottawa KS
Opal Marie Ogden 80 of Ottawa, born Feb 20 1933 near Vici Oklahoma, died Dec 16 2013 at home. cremation. Memorial services to be scheduled later. She married Burton Ray Ogden in March 1959 and had four children Shelli Rae Michael Ray Diane Marie and David Charles. She lived in Oklahoma Texas Kansas Missouri Maine before returning to Kansas. Condolences at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa. Memorial gifts to Douglas County Visiting Nurses.
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Opal Marie Ogden
Ottawa
Okla
Opal
Oklahoma
Sandra
Judy
Oklahoma University
Burton Ray Ogden
Burton
Shelli Rae
Michael Ray
Diane Marie
David Charles
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Maine
Kan
Opal Marie
Douglas County
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
P.O. Box
Lamb-Roberts.com
Deaths in Wellsville and Ottawa Names Jamey Canady
Juanita Reva Alumaugh 85 of Wellsville died December 18 2013 at home. Graveside services set for December 20 at Fairlawn Burial Park Hutchinson visitation December 19 at Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville. Jamey Michele Canady 44 of Ottawa died December 17 2013 at home. Cremation planned. services later. Born October 1 1969 in Phoenix Arizona to Jim and Johnnie Pennington.
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Juanita Reva Alumbaugh
Wellsville
Fairlawn
Hutchinson
Jamey Michele Canady
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
She
Phoenix, Ariz
Jim and
Johnnie (Taylor) Pennington
County revisits weapons policy for 2017 exemptions
Franklin County will reassess which county buildings, besides the courthouse, may be exempt from concealed carry. A study by Sheriff Jeff Richards and Under Sheriff Rick Geist led to a four year exemption for the courthouse to control costs and security at entrances. Officials note changes in statutes could alter plans and that signage alone may not deter rulebreakers.
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Franklin County
Jeff Richards
Rick Geist
Harris
District Court
Foreclosures shaping market in a stalled housing market
Buyers with cash or strong loan approvals can snag foreclosed homes at better prices since banks accept losses to minimize bigger ones. A neighborhood dense with foreclosures hurts standard sellers and can skew appraisals as lenders seek to limit losses while buyers watch for favorable deals.
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Bollin
County OKs budget amendments in three Franklin County funds
Franklin County commissioners approved amendments to three 2013 budgets: Centropolis sewer district funds to cover pump purchases after overspending in July raising 2013 expenditures to 52,800. County Wide Phone Fund increases from 30,000 to 90,000 for district court and courthouse phone systems. Hospital Sales Tax Fund rising from 1.7 million to 1.8 million as higher county spending increases hospital support.
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Franklin County
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Centropolis
Larry Walrod
Colton Waymire
Waymire
Franklin
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