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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1997
Page
1
Quotations for Thursday afternoon at the Ottawa Co op list hard wheat at 3.07, corn 2.25, milo 3.77, soybeans 7.54, oats 1.90. Franklin County Farm Services morning prices show wheat 3.01, corn 2.25, milo 3.64, soybeans 7.42.
In a New York courtroom Malcolm Shabazz, 12, admitted starting the June 1 blaze that killed his grandmother Betty Shabazz after authorities pledged a juvenile sentence approach. The plea ends potential trial details and seals related records.
Blythe California obituary notes Scotty Wolfe 88 died June 10 of heart disease. He held Guinness record for most marriages with 29 wives and 19 children. Funeral honors included donated services and a single attendee, last wife Linda Essex Wolfe, who said she wished for a quick burial.
Listings cover DANCE at Garnett VFW and Flatlanders on July 12 with guests, hazardous waste drop off details, El Jagal Cantina Budweiser taps and a July 15 consumer protection seminar, plus shop promotions, antique mall specials, and Richmond Free Fair street dance kickoff.
Simpson says he has resigned to losing the estate and aims to move with his two children by the end of summer. The house goes on the auction block Monday with a minimum price of 2.5 million dollars. He hopes to find a new home for his kids Sydney and Justin and has looked at two lease options but not found the right place yet.
Christina Wake 92 of Ottawa died July 10 1997 with services in Ottawa. Burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa. She served 37 years as Franklin County district court clerk and spent 50 years in the courthouse. John D. Schuster 82 of Garnett died July 10 1997. Services at First Baptist Garnett burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa. He was an oil well shooter, married Margret Laub in 1943, and left a son two brothers three sisters and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals in Ottawa. Police reports cover domestic disputes, DUI arrests, false police report suspicions, and batteries. Thefts, vandalism, and minor accidents across town include forged checks, stolen cash, a broken window, a stolen bicycle, and a gas theft plus a correction for a prior accident description.
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