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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1997
Page
1
Local markets show hard wheat 3.11, corn 2.25, Milo 3.81, soybeans 7.56, oats 2.00. Franklin County Farm Services posts wheat 3.01, corn 2.25, Milo 3.64, soybeans 7.42.
Obituary notices for Mat tie B Anderson 94 Ottawa and William E McInteer 82 Wellsville outline graveside or mass services with dates and locations. Josephine A Stra fuss 95 Ottawa and Lela Cortner 75 Osawatomie are also listed with church and cemetery details. The notices name survivors and affiliations with churches, schools, and organizations.
The Herald regrets misidentifying Carl Elder on a page 1 photo and correcting Bob Dodson’s bid for the old Ottawa Middle School building. It also corrects that Robert Harris belonged on the high honor roll at Ottawa High School, not the honor roll.
A compact ad roundup notes plans for a July 11 Elvis show at Vassar Playhouse, a July 12 dance benefiting Garnett VFW, a July 15 consumer protection seminar in the Main Lobby, plus Budweiser taps at El Jacal and various local sales and refreshments at Richmond Free Fair pre-event BBQ.
The Daily Report lists admissions Esther Lieichter and Katheran Webster of Ottawa, Karl Morgan also of Ottawa, and Betty Kirkland of Princeton on Tuesday and dismissals Wilma Burgoon Stephanie Wooge and Edward Ferguson on Wednesday. Births report Avon born to Kari and James Morgan of Ottawa. Sheriff's News notes arrests including David Holloman of Osawatomie on drug charges, Sergio Vasquez in Franklin County jail, and Bryan Blanton on disorderly conduct. additional police incidents include thefts vandalism and multiple DUI and license violations. District Court includes Theresa Henderson of Lyndon with Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
NATO forces conducted a raid in Prijedor capturing four Bosnian Serb war crimes suspects after United States pressure at Madrid summit. One British soldier was wounded in the leg. U S troops provided transport and logistics. Simo Drljaca was killed after opening fire during the raid.
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