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Evelyn Bond of Williamsburg and Osa Howard of Williamsburg are listed in daily admissions.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2011
Page
1
Evelyn Bond of Williamsburg and Osa Howard of Williamsburg are listed in daily admissions.
At 12:06 p.m. Monday on Princeton Street Annette Potter 42 of Williamsburg was arrested on trespassing suspicion. At 8:09 p.m. Monday on West Second Street Steven Wilson 30 of Ottawa was arrested on a Wyandotte County warrant.
The Sheriff's Department logs thefts at 3700 Tennessee Road and Central Heights High School. A 39-year-old Ottawa man reported pipefitting pieces and a paint sprayer stolen worth about 10 250 dollars. An 18-year-old Princeton man reported 133 dollars stolen from his wallet at the high school.
A resident in the 700 block of West Second Street reported to the Police Department that she was sexually assaulted by a known individual. The incident lacks a time reference and details remain from the initial report.
At 9 24 p m Monday firefighters responded to a structure fire on High Street in Ohio with units from Richmond Lincoln Ottawa Harrison. Early Tuesday at 2 25 a m Ottawa Fire Department handled a second call at 210 Catulpa Street in Garnett.
Ottawa Co-op quoted wheat 8.62 soybeans 13.74 corn 6.34 milo 6.04 for Tuesday afternoon. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted corn 6.34 milo 10.31 oats 3.55 soybeans 13.67 wheat 8.38 with none listed for other items.
FC Trigg of Kansas City will speak tomorrow night in the Ottawa courthouse on the commission form of government for cities the size of Ottawa. The piece notes rising interest in automobiles as sunny weather returns and cars become desirable among autoists and local businessmen.
The Board of Franklin County Commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. on March 9 to attend the Ottawa mayor's prayer breakfast, correcting Tuesday's Herald report which stated a different date.
Shawn Dale Johnston 37 of Garnett died February 5 2011 at home. Born February 11 1973 in Los Angeles California he was a cook and is survived by his son Alexander Ray Johnston his father Wayne Lee Johnston Sr his mother Cynthia Diane Nicholas and Nick his sisters Tanya D Johnston and Esther M Garcia. Burial is in Garnett Cemetery with visitation February 9 2011 and memorials to the Shawn Johnston Memorial Fund.
Mary F. Bullock, 90, Ottawa, died Monday February 7 2011. Services set for 2 p m Saturday February 12 at First Baptist Church Ottawa with burial at Highland Cemetery. Memorials may be sent to First Baptist Church or Prairie Paws in care of Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa KS.
The Obama administration proposes a six year plan totaling 53 billion dollars for high-speed rail with an initial 8 billion in the budget. The initiative aims to create jobs by building and upgrading lines to allow trains up to 250 mph and to connect major routes.
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