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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2004
Page
8
Daily bulletin board listing invites non commercial events open to the public two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas no phone calls please and no charge for non commercial events
The Muncie Indians will meet at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Pomona United Methodist Church basement to honor the Rev. LeRoy Rayson. A special worship service is set for 9:30 a.m. with a noon potluck. Rayson has volunteered locally since 1995 at Jone House and Ransom Memorial Hospital.
Today at 6 p m Fit and Fun Club opens at Wellsville Senior Center 707 Locust St for a potluck. 7 p m Ottawa Library Summer Reading Program features Haskell Indian Nations University Dancers at First Baptist Elliot Hall 410 8 Hickory St. Saturday 8 am Farmers Market in Town and Country Supply east parking lot 2008 S Princeton St. 9 am Prairie Flyers EAA Chapter Ottawa Municipal Airport. 10 am to 4 pm Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Water Garden Tour. 4 pm Muncie Indians meeting Pomona United Methodist Church. Sunday 1 pm to 4 pm Dietrich Cabin open City Park 515 S Main St 2 pm to 4 pm Appanoose Area Historical Museum open Old Appanoose School. 6 pm to 9 pm OURS Dance Douglas County Senior Center 745 Vermont St Lawrence.
The Daily Report covers admissions and discharges in Ottawa with names including Kaci Evans and Ivey Michel. Sheriff reports multiple arrests for warrants and bad checks, bond amounts listed. Police incidents include thefts, vandalism, and a prowler lock incident. Traffic accidents and an ambulance emergency are noted with locations and times.
Speaker West argues that preservation supports growth by creating distinctive, meaningful places that attract visitors and new businesses. He notes preservation and growth can co exist, citing Tennessee cities with strong programs. To sign up for sessions, contact Haynie at Ottawa Main Street Association. deadline July 30.
A 22 year old man Roger Wayne Mills Jr. is charged with rape from a July 2002 incident involving a 13 year old girl. A preliminary hearing revealed DNA on a condom and a confession by the victim, who later testified she did not have sex with Mills. Mills also faces arraignment Aug 4 on aggravated escape from custody.
Franklin County officials urge Kansas to release nearly 6 million in a low interest loan to surface 36 miles of gravel roads. Work is underway but no loan agreement signed, leaving the county uneasy about paying contractors and ongoing costs. County leaders plan to contact legislators to pressure action.
County supporters push for a new human resources department, arguing it is legally wise and improves personnel control, while opponents warn of added costs and budget strain. County Clerk Shari Perry cautions about budget impact and general fund needs, as officials debate timing and funding for 2005.
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