Daily Report Dismissals and Ares Ottawa
The Daily Report notes dismissals and arrests by the Sheriff's Department and Police Department. A 14 year old Ottawa boy was arrested on a Franklin County Community Corrections pick up order. Tony Clark, 22, Kansas City Missouri, was arrested on suspicion of driving while suspended with a $1000 bond. Earl F Mourning III, 24, Kansas City Missouri, was arrested on a Douglas County warrant.
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Sheriff's Department
South Main Street
Franklin County Community Corrections
I-35
Tony Clarkson
Kansas City
Earl F. Mourning III
Douglas County
Ottawa area police report multiple incidents this Monday
Police reports show mutual battery between a 39-year-old Ottawa man and a 36-year-old Ottawa woman. A 13-year-old Melvern girl was sexually assaulted by a known suspect. Financial card stolen from an Ottawa woman. Purses stolen from a Williamsburg woman and from a Pomona woman’s vehicle.
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South Hickory Street
Ottawa
West Second Street
Melvern
West Third Street
South Main Street
Williamsburg
East Third Street
Pomona
Wellsville Police Department News Dispatch
Police report from the 300 block of Walnut in Wellsville notes information on a case. authorities provided ongoing details and next steps for residents.
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Wellsville Police Department News
River work opens water flow to intake at water works
On July 13 1911 crews began ditching the river bed above the intake to release large stretches of water downstream to the intake pipe. The activity aimed to improve flow and supply at the water works.
Market grain quotes from Ottawa and Franklin counties
Ottawa Co op quotes Tuesday afternoon list hard wheat 6.78 soybeans 13.46 corn 6.69 milo 6.24. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices show corn 6.65 milo 10.63 oats 2.75 soybeans 13.21 wheat 6.75.
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Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
Death of Dennis F Walters 73 Ottawa
Dennis F Walters, 73, of Ottawa, formerly of Hays, died Tuesday July 12 2011. Services set for 11 am Friday July 15 2011 at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa. Family reception 10 am Friday before services. Memorials to Parkinson's Foundation via Dengel Son Mortuary. Condolences to dengelmortuary sbeglobal.net and www.ottawaherald.com.
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Dennis F. Walters
Ottawa
Hays
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Parkinson’s Foundation
S. Hickory
Dengelmortuary
Sbeglobal
Ottawaherald.com
Cookie train tradition spans three generations in Salina
A Salina family keeps a second birthday cookie train tradition alive since 1953. Wanetta Heline began the first seven car train for Kathy, who built one for Amy in 1979, and Amy and Kathy created another for Haylen in 2011. The trains use graham crackers fudge stripes licorice and animal crackers to mark birthdays and bond family across generations.
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Gary Demuth
Ottawa Herald
Salina
Wanetta Heline
Kathy
Amy
Haylen
Kathy Cassel
Wanetta
Salina Journal
Steve
Linda
Mom Wanetta
Shawnee
Stephen Craig
Birthday party cookie train surprises Haylen
Amy admits she forgot Haylen's July 2 birthday amid party planning and invitations. Grandmother’s call reminded her of the celebration and the special cookie train planned for Haylen.
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Haylen
Amy
Remembering Chad Christopher McCurdy Two Years On
A heartfelt memorial note honors Chad Christopher McCurdy two years after his passing. Dad, Mom, Amanda, Joe, James, Zach, Hannah, Lizzy, and Justus share memories and love, noting the enduring imprint he left on their lives and their forever grief.
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Dad
Mom
Amanda
Joe
James
Zach
Hannah
Lizzy
Justus
Christopher
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Louis Reed
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Rantoul
Richmond
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S. Cedar St
Steve Cassel
Jeff Cooper
The
Samsung Gravity
Marlboro D. Drei
Goldcrest
E. Logan St
Vision Carns & Cicanerrzs Courons
Chad Christropher McCurdy
LYMUM
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