William Vietze obituary: longtime builder and junkyard dog dies
William James Vietze of Olathe dies at 67 on January 17 2013. Funeral held January 23 at McGilley and Frye with interment in De Soto Cemetery. He served in the U S Army and built Viette Construction Co later running The Junk Yard Dogs with broad family ties. He is survived by wife Linda eight daughters two grandkids and many relatives. Memorials suggested to the family.
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William James Vietze
Olathe
McGilley & Frye
de Soto
Bill
Manhattan
Walter Otto
Maybel (Jackson) Vietze
Herrington High School
Walter
Maybel Vietze
Donna Spallino
Lilian Crawford
Mildred Haynes
Eugene Vietze
Linda (Slaton) Vietze
Michelle Begay Black
Tracie Dawn Vietze
Brandi Nicole Vietze
Cheryl Lynn Leach
Jeremy
Julie Massengale
Michelle Corbin
Christi Geffen
Shannon Dennis
Greg Dennis
Walter Ernie Vietze
Patricia Piper
McGilleyfrye.com
Ottawaherald.com
Franklin County
Emts
Dengels
Pastor Scott
Over the Road Gang
Roger
Dryer Fire Causes 45000 Damage at Ottawa Residence
News briefs describe a dryer fire Tuesday night at 624 North Cedar Street in Ottawa, with an estimated 45000 dollars in damage to the home.
Dryer Fire at North Ottawa Home Causes $45,000 Damage
Ottawa Fire Department reports a Tuesday night home fire at 624 N Cedar St started in a dryer on the first floor rear. Firefighters arrived about 6:19 p.m. no occupants were home and there were no injuries. Red Cross assisted the family with temporary needs.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Fire Department
Cedar St
Jeff Carner
Carner
Red Cross
Ag meeting to discuss farm bill in Overbrook
The Ag Stewardship Conference titled People Helping People will hold a February 15 session at Grace Community Church in Overbrook. It targets farmers and ranchers in east-central Kansas, especially Douglas Franklin Osage and Shawnee counties, with free admission and provided lunch. Pre-registration by February 8 is required through the Conservation District in Lyndon at 785 828 3458.
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Overbrook
People
Grace
Rod Schaub
K-State Research and Extension Frontier Extension District No. 11
Lyndon
Ottawa Daily Report Admits Dismissals and Police Incidents
Daily records show admissions and dismissals in Ottawa with police arrests for domestic battery drug offenses and traffic stops. Incidents include a rape report, property damage, harassment, noise complaints, battery, fire and medical calls, and multiple public assists across Ottawa and Wellsville areas.
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Police Department
North
Sycamore Street
Mischelle Dye
Ottawa
Lincoln Street
Jacob N. Campbell
Killeen
Texas
Campbell
Tyler V. Smith
Lawrence
Pendleton Court
Poplar Street
Main Street
West Fourth Street
Pine Street
Today in History highlights for January 24
The Roberts Commission report blamed Navy Rear Adm. Husband E. Kimmel and Army Lt. Gen. Walter Short after Pearl Harbor. Notable events include 1848 gold discovery at Sutter's Mill, 1908 Boy Scouts founded, 1922 Eskimo Pie patent, 1965 Churchill death, 1989 Bundy execution, 2002 Enron hearings. Birthdays include Jerry Maren, Neil Diamond, Ray Stevens, Yakov Smirnoff, Jools Holland, Nastassja Kinski, Mary Lou Retton, Matthew Lillard, Ed Helms.
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Roberts Commission
America
Imperial Japan
Pearl Harbor
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Navy
James W. Marshall
Sutter’s Mill
California
Boy Scouts Movement
England
Robert Baden-Powell
Christian K. Nelson
Onawa
Iowa
U.S
Winston Churchill
London
Theodore “Ted” Bundy
Florida
Electric
House
Enron Corp
Enron
Arthur Andersen
David Duncan
Duncan
John Walker Lindh
Washington, D.C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George W. Bush
Iraq
United States
Jerry Maren
Doug Kershaw
Ray Stevens
Neil Diamond
Aaron Neville
Yakov Smirnoff
Jools Holland
Nastassja Kinski
Keech Rainwater
Lonestar
Phil LaMarr
Mary Lou Retton
Matthew Lillard
Ed Helms
Tatyana Ali
Mischa Barton
This Week in Ottawa History Headlines from The Ottawa Herald
Local historian Louis Reed compiles Ottawa related headlines from The Ottawa Herald, highlighting notable events and moments that shaped the community’s past week in Ottawa history.
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Ottawa Herald
Louis Reed
Ottawa seeks Missouri Pacific depot and Commercial Club plan
In January 1913 Ottawa organizers push for a new Missouri Pacific depot with the club aiding relief and to gain a south side location near Main Street. The club vows 1913 focus on securing the depot amid enthusiasm and discusses good roads. Mrs Chandler presents Ottawa Indian burying ground history and M L Ward reads Tony Jones and Ottawa University history to Franklin County teachers.
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Ottawa
Missouri Pacific
Ottawa Commercial Club
Good Roads
Ottawa Indian Burying Ground
Thomas E. Chandler
Franklin County
Teachers Institute
Tony Jones
Ottawa University
Teachers
M. L. Ward
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Matt Bristow
The
Daily Report
Wellsville Police Department
Mary Fowler
Mable Othick
Charlene Shepherd
Lorene Hinze
Police Department News
South Hickory Street
Montana Road
City of
U.S. 56
Seventh St
S. Maple St
N. Davis Ave
Seventh St. Terrace
Franklin County Fire Departments
Main St
Wellsville
Associated Press
Roger W. Hilben
Storace
Inter SF
Hal
Orscheln
Princeton Rd
Cottonwood Animal Hospital
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
N. Hwy
K-68
W. 7Th
Larry E. Mages
D.V.M
Trent A. Lancaster
Laura E. Erwin
D.V.M. M-F
Freirie Tens Animal Shelter
Prairie Paws Animal Shelter
Prairie.paws
Hunter
Shelby Shepherd mix
Shelby
Amelia Amelia
Petfinder.org
PrairiePaws
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