Police arrest man on protection order violation
Daily Report notes hospital admissions for Tuesday include Doris Kiefer in Ottawa. Police report an arrest at 11 07 a m Tuesday of Steven Thomas Wilson of 216 Third Street on suspicion of violating a protection from abuse order.
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Police log: Ottawa incidents on East 8th and Cherry Street
At 8:47 a.m. Tuesday a 28-year-old Ottawa woman reported several children in need of care on the 800 block of East 8th. At 3:58 p.m. Tuesday a 63-year-old Ottawa woman reported unlawful use of her financial card on the 900 block of South Cherry Street.
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Wellsville Police Assist on Main Street Civil Matter
Police reported a public assist and a civil matter on Tuesday at the 700 block of Main Street in Wellsville, detailing ongoing police involvement and time of day.
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Ottawa teen cited in 11th and Main collision
Non injury crash at 3 55 p m Tuesday on 11th and Main Street involved Chantel Megill 23 Ottawa and David Wilson 17 Ottawa. Megill was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Market quotations from Ottawa and Franklin counties
Ottawa Co op lists Wednesday afternoon prices with hard wheat at 8.78, soybeans 13.91, corn 6.58, milo 6.28. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted corn 6.36, milo 10.35, oats 3.54, soybeans 13.66, wheat 8.43.
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Ottawa History highlights Feb 10 1911 events and concerns
The 3 year old daughter of Mary Pede was returned after her estranged husband Nelson Pede kidnapped the child. Kansas City papers discuss a possible merger between Kansas City Home Telephone and American Telephone and Telegraph, potentially consolidating Ottawa’s Bell exchange. A city report questions subsistence at seven cents a day for the poor, noting a single case and others with 7 to 10 cents monthly.
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Longtime Ottawa teacher Mary Bullock dies at 90
Mary F. Bullock 90 of Ottawa died Monday February 7 2011 at Village Manor Nursing Home in Ottawa. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday February 12 2011 at First Baptist Church Ottawa. She taught 30 years at Wellsville Lincoln and Garfield elementaries and held active church and community roles. Survived by daughter Nancy Bennett sister Carolyn Smithers and many nieces and nephews. Memorials to First Baptist Church Prairie Paws Animal Shelter or Crosspointe Church in care of Dengel & Son Mortuary.
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Death of Daniel Schuman 1959 2011 Ottawa Kansas
Daniel Lee Schuman 51 of Ottawa died February 6 2011 at his home. Services set for February 11 2011 at Spring Hill Cemetery Spring Hill. Born December 11 1959 to Fritz Henry and Mary Emlen Schuman he was a Spring Hill High School graduate. Married Frances Tracy Enloe February 19 1997 in Olathe. Survived by brothers Leo Schuman Spring Hill David Schuman Edgerton and sister Anna Lark Columbus. Memorial donations may be sent to Bruce Funeral Home for the Daniel Schuman Memorial Fund.
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Tax on war widows remains a government burden
Tens of thousands of veterans widows face a "widows tax" that halves their insurance benefits if they remarry before 57 or later, while the policy forces remarriage to qualify for full annuity. The rule fuels anger as lawmakers promised relief but created a complex, costly system.
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