Deed Transfers Include Multiple Inter Vivos Trusts and LLCs
A long list shows transfers from Energren Family Inter Vivos Trust and others to numerous recipients including Daryl Nimz Barbara Nimz and Amy M Ball plus Willis West Anita West to Williamsburg Mobile Home Park LLC Habitat For Humanity to Bret Oshel Katrina Oshel Mary Ann Hedrick to Jesse D Bettinger Edwin L Coward to Edwin L Coward Glenn L Coward SHG Resources LLC to CPF Landford LLC and several other transfers involving Craig Williams JEB Investment Group Inc Linkfrog Investments LLC and Patriots Bank among others.
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Inter Vivos Trust
Daryl Nimz
Barbara Nimz
Roger Lee Ball
Wade Henry Ball
Amy M. Ball
Ps Tker l
Willis West
Anita West
Williamsburg Mobile Home Park LLC
Habitat For Humanity
Bret Oshel
Katrina Oshel
Mary Ann Hedrick
Jesse D. Bettinger
Edwin L. Coward
Glenn L. Coward
SHG Resources LLC
CPF Landford LLC
Jamie J. Krone
Jane
Clayton D. Watts II
Ronald A. Sylvester
Angela M. Sylvester
AAG Farms LLC
Roberta L. Bird
Sean M. Himes
Tiffany A. Himes
Horseshoe LLC
James Richard Lewis
James R. Lewis
Laura Lewis
Melissa McKinney
Marty Jay Crowley
Linkfrog Investments LLC
Alice E. Terry
Alice E. Bayless
Wendell Terry
Linkfrog LLC
Alexandria M. Kolody
Michael A. Kolody
William P. Scott
Patriots Bank
Kenneth T. Mitchell
Cynthia L. Mitchell
Bruce Lindskog
Arlene Lindskog
Stephen Howard Curtis
Funding fix moves through Kansas school funding debate
Kansas lawmakers face a court backed path to fix inequities in school funding after the Kansas Supreme Court upheld a line that leaves the remedy to the Legislature. Finch notes the ruling rejects court activism and urges a transparent, open process with a deadline. Rural schools’ needs and local districts like Ottawa and Wellsville remain focal as a March legislative coffee session invites discussion.
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Court of Appeals
Ottawa
Central Heights
West Franklin
Wellsville
Kansas
Tyson
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Ryan Henningsen
Edward Jones
Weekly Ottawa Franklin County Court Reported Incidents
Daily Report admissions include Winifred McPherson of Ottawa. Dismissals list Rebekah Hamill and Jerry Schoel from Williamsburg and Ottawa. Saturday arrests span Pomona and Ottawa for possession, warrants, and alcohol violations. Accidents involve Wellsville, Williamsburg, and Ottawa with minor damages and no injuries reported.
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Winifred McPherson
Ottawa
Rebekah Hamill
Williamsburg
Jerry Schoel
Joan Staus
Police Department News Thefts Reported In Ottawa And Pomona
A 42 year old Ottawa woman reported a scam on Friday at South Willow Street. A 19 year old Pomona man Kyle W Froggatte reported a theft incident on Sunday at South Cedar Street involving a 2002 Ford left at the scene by an unknown subject.
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Joshua Cantrell
Pomona
Franklin County
Casey
Devyn Horne
Monroe Street
Timothy Marks
South Beech Street
Cal S. Yeager
Paola
South Willow Street
Ottawa
South Cedar Street
Kyle W. Froggatte
Wellsville Police Department activity report summary
Wellsville Police notes list incidents from Thursday and Sunday including 911 hang ups on East Fourth Street, motorist assist at Walnut and West Sixth, special assignments on Walnut and Main Streets, assists to other agencies at I-35 mile marker 198 and Reno Road, public assist on Main Street, lost property, and suspicious activity near 200 Main Street.
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East Fourth Street
Walnut Street
West Sixth Street
Reno Road
Mile Point 198
Main Street
Jezebel Charger wins big at World of Wheels show
Scott and his family built the 440 cubic inch Charger Jezebel with help from mom and siblings. It drew crowd praise at World of Wheels in Kansas City, Missouri, earning first place in traditional customs. The Ottawa family valued the experience, noting friends across the show talked about their car.
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Scott
Jed
Mike
Michael
Michael Schrick
Jezebel
Ol Marais River Run
Bartle Hall
Kansas City
Missouri
Ottawa
World of Wheels
Gilley to perform at Cowboy Days in Ottawa
The Ottawa Municipal Auditorium helped secure a Gilley concert and contract with his agent. Cowboy Days Labor Day weekend will include a cattle drive on Main Street a mechanical bull race a Western film festival and vendors with plans for a Sunday cowboy church and pancake feed September 4. Ticket sales begin March 1.
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Ottawa
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