Sentenced for forgery and probation in Ottawa case
Julie E. Goins of Clute Texas and formerly of Ottawa received one to five years custody under a suspended sentence with two years probation for a November 5 forgery of a check belonging to Mary Weeks of Ottawa. She paid $70 toward costs and must pay remaining extradition costs plus $317 restitution, with monthly $25 payments secured by bond. Divorces granted include Betty Jean Bowling and Gary L. Bowling. Ottawa Daily Report noted. Civil cases filed involve Ottawa Cooperative Association vs Randy Daniels, Carpet Warehouse Inc. vs Guylene Huyett, Princeton Grain Co. vs William Barrett, and Charles F. Curry Co. vs Andy L. and Karen S. Darnell. Also listed are school lunch items and menus for Tuesday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie E. Goins
Clute
Texas
Ottawa
Secretary of Corrections
Mary Weeks
Goins
Betty Jean Bowling
Gary L. Bowling
Ottawa Cooperative Association
Randy Daniels
Carpet Warehouse Inc
Guylene Huyett
Princeton Grain Company Inc
William Barrett
Charles F. Curry Company
Andy L
Karen S. Darnell
Sleuth Likely to Hoist Mystery Fans at Vassar Playhouse
Anthony Shaffer’s Sleuth at Vassar Playhouse Dinner Theatre in Osage City presents two players Andrew Wyke and Milo Tindell in a plotted scheme to steal Marguerite. Charley Oldfather’s Wyke dominates with precise stage presence while Christopher Waugh plays Milo as a capable foil. The two act thriller runs Thursday through Sunday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hornbeck
Rodney Dangerfield
Anthony Shaffer
Vassar Playhouse
Osage City
Bruce Rogers
Ron Freeley
Charley Oldfather
Andrew Wyke
Milo Tindell
Christopher Waugh
Wyke
Marguerite
Waugh
Oldfather
Library Line Answers Range of Local Inquiries
The library offers help via phone, mail, or in person at 5th and Main and shares a sample of this week's questions. Topics include Oscar ceremony date, time differences, Roman numerals, German translation, government addresses, TV channel calls, and Kansas common law marriage rules with authoritative notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel 2
Koma-Tv
St. Joseph
ABC
Kansas
Wendell Barker
Ottawa Middle School Eighth Grade Night and Events
Ottawa Middle School announces an Eighth Grade Parents Night at Ottawa High School on Monday February 15 at 7 30 PM in Room 106 08. Principal John Kimbrel and counselors Ron Kimes Lynnette Wilson will discuss pre enrollment high school curriculum athletics activities counseling services and rules. Also seventh and eighth grade skating parties are planned with Wheels of Fun in Lawrence February 15 and February 18 respectively. The fee is 3 covering bus transport skates and skating. Language Club schedules a Mardi Gras Fat Tuesday event March 23 with costumes and a prize for best disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
John Kimbrel
OHS
Ron Kimes
Lynnette Wilson
Lawrence
Kyriakos
Community Classifieds Local Notices and Ads Summary
Local ads announce shoe repair and medical services in Ottawa and Pomona, with specials on meals, holiday events, and tax services. Promotions include a fundraiser supper, restaurant specials, annual cemetery association meeting, and a variety of sales from clothing to construction materials. Local happenings cover flea market weekends, night dinners, talent classes, and a bridal preview event, with contact numbers and addresses for each item.
Help Explorer Scouts Go To Canada Announcement
Explorer Scouts announce an upcoming trip to Canada with details for paper pickup. Contact 2422515 before 5 p.m. or 2424984 after 5 p.m. for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Governor forms panel to aid Kansas industry growth
Gov. John Carlin in Topeka unveils an eight member Governor's Advisory Committee on Industrial Development to advise on attracting new industry. He cites a recent study ranking Kansas fourth in national business climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Carlin
Kansas Special Olympics Open With 500 Bowling Skaters
At Salina Kansas about 500 mentally retarded athletes competed in bowling and skating as the winter games began. Executive Director Kirk Miles said another 800 participants were expected as the event runs to conclusion, the largest Kansas event of its kind. Gov. Carlin gave awards while Dave Owen officiated some events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Kansas
Kirk Miles
John Carlin
Dave Owen
Friday Lunch Menu and Local Traffic Incidents
Friday menu offers spaghetti with meat sauce or turkey salad sandwich with French bread tossed salad mixed fruit birthday cake and milk. William D Hale 26 of 601% E 5th arrested on DWI after a truck left the roadway struck a mailbox a fence and a tree near 15th Street and Eisenhower Road around 6 10 p m. Hale remained in county jail Friday pending further action. At 1 50 p m Friday a two vehicle crash at 100 block North Main involved Joseph D Cain 42 836 W 5th and Shirley H Fisher 21 1228 5 Hickory damaging Fisher's car $50. At 11 58 a m Friday a crash at Sixth and Cherry between John D Peetz 31 Richmond and Glen E Miller 47 511 E 4th caused $1 600 in damages and Miller was cited for failure to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Hale
E. 5Th
15Th Street
Eisenhower Road
Hale
North Main
Joseph D. Cain
Shirley H. Fisher
Hickory
Cain
Fisher
Sixth
Cherry Streets
John D. Peetz
Richmond
Glen E. Miller
Miller
Central Heights honor rolls named for fall quarter
Central Heights High School lists second quarter honor roll with seniors Rhonda Beets John Donars Dawn King Eddie Lee Lisa Lickteig Roberta Moews Chris Musick Karola Norris Jerry Robertson Rachel Vining Theresa Wiederholt Kim Zimmerman all A grades. Juniors Della Arnett John Ball Linda Feuerborn Roger Foltz Patty Kratzberg Kathy McClaren Sharon Quellette Terri Rossman Ronda Schaub Cathy Schoonover Miki Strobel Kathleen Wiederholt all As. Sophomores Lisa Froggatte Laura Mitchell Ed Quellette Lisa Pickett Mike Sheldon Marcia Springer Angie Ward Rhonda Weatherbie Karen Williams all As. Ninth grade etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights High School
Rhonda Beets
John Donars
Dawn King
Eddie Lee
Lisa Lickteig
Roberta Moews
Chris Musick
Karola Norris
Jerry Robertson
Rachel Vining
Theresa Wiederholt
Kim Zimmerman
Della Arnett
John Ball
Linda Feuerborn
Roger Foltz
Patty Kratzberg
Kathy McClaren
Sharon Quellette
Terri Rossman
Ronda Schaub
Cathy Schoonover
Miki Strobel
Kathleen Wiederholt
Lisa Froggatte
Laura Mitchell
Ed Quellette
Lisa Pickett
Mike Sheldon
Marcia Springer
Angie Ward
Rhonda Weatherbie
Karen Williams
Local Lady Demands McManus Resignation In Kansas
TOPEKA AP A House Speaker urged Patrick McManus to resign over a “serious lack of confidence” in his ability. He criticized McManus for overemphasizing community corrections and not enough prison capacity, backing Governor Carlin who supports McManus. A legislative panel backs two new medium security prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Wendell Lady
Patrick McManus
Overland Park
McManus
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Lady
State of Kansas
John Carlin
Bill Hoch
Carlin
Farmers Home lowers rates for operating and ownership loans
TOPEKA The Farmers Home Administration cuts operating loan rate to 14.25 percent from 14.50 and insured limited resource farm ownership loans to 6.625 percent from 7 percent. Emergency annual and major adjustment operating rates rise to 16 percent. The agency reports over 15,000 outstanding Kansas farm loans. Ownership and operating loans are borrower tailored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Farmers Home Administration
Larry E. Davis
Fmha
Kansas
Davis
You Cant Take It With You at Ottawa Theater
Ottawa Chamber notes Feb 12 13 shows at Municipal Auditorium 7 57 p m reserved seating tickets 3 50 general admission at box office Butler Music first legislative coffee today 10 a m Peoples National Bank with Sen Jim Allen Rep Dorothy Nichols Rotary and Lions club events Boy Scouts week long activities Franklin County Conservation District reelects Albert Dunbar Darrell Macy board members with 160 attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Moss Hart
George
Kaufman Company
Municipal Auditorium
Butler Music
Peoples National Bank
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
Rotary Club
Chile
Trench Mouth Causes and Care in WWI Context
An overview of trench mouth or Vincent's infection detailing causes such as poor oral hygiene, stress, and malnutrition. It notes sudden gum swelling, the role of bacteria, and that effective treatment includes antibiotics early on, dental cleanings, and home care with a public health angle from Dr. Robert L. Bell in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Bell
D.D.S
South Main Street
Ottawa
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the Daily Report
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Adrian Stoner
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United States Government
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C Street
18Th
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Washington, D.C
Ottawa Middle School News
Kimbrel
Mike Kyriakos
L&m Shoe Repair
15Th St
Mon
Reynold’s Pharmacy
United Cemetery Association
Howard Steele
Pomona
Hill House
Wassmer's
2Nd and Main
Linda Black
Millie
E. Wilson
Ad Briefs
Hill House Sun
O.U
Underwood Income
S. Main
Action Appliance
Main
West
Queen’s
Chuck
Cora Sheldon
Sheriff’s News
Central Heights Junior High
Brett Beach
John Cassida
Mike Douglas
Warren Hull
Teresa Nichols
Debbie Sobba
Sam Thompson
Kelly Williams
Shannon Zimmerman
Larry Weers
Matt Wilson
Kirt DuBois
Jodi Froggatte
Denise Pickert
Paula Pickert
Debbie Piesker
Chris Rickert
Kelly Schulz
Angie Schweiger
Kelly Wood
Chrystal Barber
Agapeland
Assembly OF God
13Th and Mulberry
Ottawa, Kansas
Singing Dewey Family
FIHA
Masonic Lodge
United Methodist Church
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Explorers of America
Albert Dunbar
Darrell Macy
Franklin County Conservation District
Royal Manor
17Th & Main
Lowry Hearing Aid Service
Margrave
Scott
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