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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2004
Page
7
Daily notice page advises submitting items two days or more in advance by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge. Phone calls are not accepted.
The Ottawa Library closes at 8 p.m. tonight and reopens Monday at 9 a.m. Book and audio-visual drop slots on 105 S Hickory St. closed. overdue fines not charged. Ottawa First United Methodist Church cancels Christmas Eve services with two ceremonies and a late service. Youth Action Council hosts New Year’s dance at the Senior Center from 7 to 10 p.m. Admission free. prizes and refreshments.
Ottawa offers year round arts and education events through the Ottawa Community Arts Council. Carriage of gifts and Rainbow art classes at Carnegie Cultural Center with the Old Depot Museum hosting a Christmas Wreath Market. Admission is three dollars for most, with discounts for students and free entry for younger children. Public centers provide schedules for recycling and AA meetings across multiple venues.
Christmas Eve services are scheduled at First Baptist Church at 5 30 p m Fourth and Hickory Ottawa First United Methodist Church at 6 30 and 11 p m Trinity United Methodist Church at 7 and 11 p m Union Chapel United Methodist Church at 7 p m 2302 Nebraska Road Grace Episcopal Church at 10 p m Fifth and Locust and a Memory Line Light benefit for Kristi Medlen O Dell Rantoul on Sunday from 5 30 to 10 p m.
Admissions include Cierra Shea Lawrence Isabel Mitten of Ottawa. Dismissals list John Love Pomona Karin Morton and son Ottawa. Birth of a daughter to April Schmidt and Brad Henry Ottawa. Arrests span Patrick Hoopes Lawrence on a summons unlawful use of a financial card. Remaining in jail Dustin Poeverlein Waverly for DUI with bond set. Several other arrests noted including Kevin McCurdy and Kathy Markley with bonds or warrants. Theft report notes 1998 Oldsmobile minivan on Vermont Road Wellsville.
Ottawa man Roger Butter 39 appears in Franklin County District Court as a preliminary hearing is continued to January 26 at 1 p.m. due to unavailable computer analyses by the FBI in Kansas City and potential federal charges. Butter’s wife briefly emotional, but she vows to testify at the next hearing. Butter remains jailed on 250000 bond.
A soldier in Mosul recounts a death caused by a makeshift IED or own action bomb. He criticizes media reporting, notes radar coverage and lack of rockets or mortars, mentions recent mortar events, and shares plans to bring troops home. He discusses weather, leave, and a live broadcast for Chiefs Raiders game while thanking supporters.
Dress Barn buys 400 Maurices outlets in a deal that keeps the Maurices name and merchandise in Ottawa at 615 EB 23rd St. The ownership transfer occurs in February 2005. Maurices will become publicly traded, while Dress Barn remains a larger chain focused on women's apparel.
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