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Tie Dye Day at Ottawa Library for all ages
The Ottawa Library invites the public to a Tie Dye Day on Thursday from 2 to 4 PM in the library parking lot at 1055 Hickory St. Bring a plain white shirt and wear old clothes as staff assist with tie-dye.
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Ottawa Library
Hickory St
Evening Meetings and Events in Local Area Today
A packed slate includes Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply east lot, Ottawa City Commission at City Hall, Wellsville Lodge No. 356 AF and AM, and Lane Pride Committee at Lane Methodist Church. Thursday features Richmond Free Fair, PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center, Kiwanis and Soroptimists gatherings, Christmas in July at Ransom Memorial Hospital, and senior fitness at Wellsville Senior Center. Franklin County Child Care Providers meet at TeamBank. contact Sherry Englebert.
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Farmers Market
Town and Country Supply
S. Princeton St
Wellsville
Af&am
Masonic Hall
Ottawa City Commission
S. Hickory
Richmond
Don Woodward
Third St
Industrial St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main St
Main St
Locust St
Franklin County
TeamBank
Sherry Englebert
Lane Pride
Lane Methodist Church
Ottawa residents among recent hospital notes and arrests
The Daily Report lists dismissals in hospital notes and multiple arrests. Dismissals include Marolyn Foster Pomona Paul Gordon Jr Ottawa Shirley Hicks Ottawa Dorothy Pritchett Ottawa Bonnie Spielman Ottawa. Sheriff and police arrests feature Billy Jack Sunday Phyllis Hope Hudson Robert Snover Jr Monica Nyberg Gregory Southerland Michael Leroy Stevens Jr Amne Salyers Jay Dustin Rogers Krystal Dawn Brannan with various charges, bonds, and jail status. Also noted are theft reports in Pomona and trail saws seized on Neosho and Reno roads.
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Marolyn Foster
Pomona
Paul Gordon Jr
Ottawa
Shirley Hicks
Dorothy Pritchett
Bonnie Spielman
Franklin County
Sheriffs Department
Billy Jack
Labette Road
Phyllis Hope Hudson
Mulberry St
Robert Snover Jr
Ohio Road
Princeton
Monica Nyberg
N. 7Th St
Quenemo
Gregory Southerland
8Th St
Michael Leroy Stevens Jr
Cypress St
Amne Salyers
S. Willow St
Jay Dustin Rogers
15Th St
Krystal Dawn Brannan
Indiana Terrace
Embezzlement and theft reported at local bank branch
Ottawa police investigate theft and embezzlement from Commercial Federal Bank at 700 S Main St. The offense began in June 1997 and was reported Friday. Police Capt. Ron Puterbaugh said a large amount of money was taken and no further details were released. The bank is a branch of Commercial Federal Bank, Omaha, Neb.
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Ottawa
Commercial Federal Bank
S. Main St
Ron Puterbaugh
Omaha
Neb
Abduction Case Reported In Franklin County
The Herald reports a 14 year old girl was abducted and sexually assaulted. Police say she was found Tuesday in Citizens State Bank Pomona after parents reported her missing Monday evening. The attacker and location remain unknown. investigation ongoing.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Citizens State Bank
E. Franklin St
Pomona
Dennis Butler
Butler
Elks build playhouse raffle for CASA fundraiser
Ottawa Elks Lodge built an eight by eight foot playhouse to be raffled in October to raise funds for CASA serving Anderson Coffey Franklin and Osage counties. Trendel Lumber and Leadbetter Homes supplied materials. a team of 10 to 12 worked two months on the project. Tickets at CASA Office 315 S Main St Suite 202 cost 2 for one or 5 for three.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge
Elks Organization
W. Second St
Ottawa
Casa — Court
Trendel Lumber Co
S. Main St
Leadbetter Homes
E. Logan St
Ken Cole
Cole
CASA
Seattle
Playhouse
Anderson
Coffey
Franklin
Osage
4Th Judicial District
Sara Caylor
Trendel Lumber
Caylor
Court
Elks Club
David Kainz
Center
Casa Playhouse
Trendel Lumber and
Ottawa Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks 803
Yaejusere
Central Heights may seek tax hike to hold steady
Central Heights USD 288 Superintendent Mike Folks proposes raising the district tax levy by about 1.5 mills and shifting funds from savings to the 2004-05 budget. The board will review options and Folks will present a formal proposal at the July 19 meeting at the Central Heights Office in Richmond. Residents may submit appeal forms by July 12.
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Candace Jones
Richmond
Central Heights
USD 288
Mike Folks
Folks
Central Heights Board of Education
Ellis Road
Board
Folk
Richmond Free Fair Schedule Highlights July 8 9 10
The schedule lists 8 am to noon entering 4-H FFA and open exhibits on Thursday with judging at 1 pm, then athletic events at 6 pm and evening entertainment at 7 pm. Friday covers livestock judging and home economics, horse show, parade events, and grand parade at 7:30 pm. Saturday includes dairy and beef shows, volleyball, horseshoe pitch, awards, silent auction results, and a fair dance.
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Central
Cleveland Streets
Central Heights
Slant Six
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