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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2011
Page
1
Roberta Bishop of Pomona William Cain and Jacquelyne Chappell of Wellsville faced dismissals noted in the daily report. The update lists three individuals connected to Pomona and Wellsville, reflecting administrative actions taken midweek.
At 9 22 p m on Kentucky Road Michael Williams 19 was arrested after a 53 year old Ottawa woman said he threatened to kill her and himself A criminal report will go to the County Attorney s Office At 11 42 p m on Old US 59 and Woodson Road Jacob M Rader 28 Topeka was seized on suspicion of driving while suspended or revoked At 5 24 p m on North Main Morgan E Clark 21 Ottawa was arrested on Ottawa and Douglas County warrants
A 53-year-old Pomona woman took her 17-year-old son to Ransom Memorial Hospital after striking him with a ceramic pot during a family dispute. A report was sent to the county attorney. Theft report notes $200 missing in a Craigslist camera purchase attempt by a Wellsville man. Vandalism at Elizabeth Layton Center causes window and chair damage valued at $750. report forwarded to county attorney.
Police report a 33 year old Ottawa man found a window broken out of his vehicle in the 800 block of South Sycamore during the overnight period ending Thursday at 8 a.m. No further details were provided.
Wellsville police logged a domestic disturbance on Pendleton in the 300 block and a non-injury collision on Hunt in the 400 block, both reported Wednesday.
The Wednesday morning I-35 wreck victim was Malorie Morman 24 of Tonganoxie. Her name was incorrect in Thursday's Herald. Also pictured at the city county budget open house was Nancy Lillie Barger. her name was misspelled in Thursday's Herald.
In 1998 Kansas licensing started for tattoos. Lonnie Duncan, owner of Exotic Tattoo in Ottawa, recalls providing tattoos to residents in 1991 when the shop operated unlicensed. He later moved to Gatlinburg as an artist. the North Ottawa location is recalled but not the exact address.
Mary Thomas and Gayle Studley supervise Ottawa First United Methodist Church cooling center at 203 E Fourth St from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. today through Sunday with extended hours if heat lasts. Ottawa under an excessive heat warning until 7 p.m. Saturday and temperatures near 100. Ice water and a TV are provided. Call (785) 229-6961 with questions.
A 17 year old Pomona boy was hospitalized after his mother accidentally struck him in the head with a ceramic pot during an argument outside their home. Franklin County Sheriff notes the act was an accident and the case will be reviewed by the county attorney. A separate incident at the Elizabeth Layton Center in Ottawa involved a 46 year old man breaking a window with a chair during screening, causing about 750 in damages. the man was transported for evaluation.
The preliminary hearing for Ralph E. Corey, 51, charged with abducting and sexually assaulting a 16 year old in Ottawa in 2000, was postponed to 1 p.m. September 20 after two prior continuances. Corey's DNA matched a 2000 Ottawa Police investigation. he was arrested June 17 and jailed in Franklin County.
The Franklin County Recycling Center at 2039 S Elm St collects new and used bikes for Reading tornado victims and accepts helmets pads bike parts and accessories during weekday hours 7 am to 3 30 pm and Saturday 8 am to noon The effort is joined by Lake Region RC&D a six county group led by Don Stottlemire with counties Franklin Coffey Osage Anderson Miami and Linn People may also drop off at 113 N Oak St Ottawa RC&D office.
Louis Reed curates today’s Ottawa History headlines from The Ottawa Herald tracing notable past events, people, and milestones in local memory.
On July 22 1911 Wellsville opened its blue grass market drawing about 200 farmers. The average farmer held 10 acres of blue grass valued at 22 cents a pound or five dollars a bushel with potential yields up to 25 bushels per acre. The town touts its status as a leading blue grass market in the U S. A separate nighttime incident near Fourth and Cherry streets involved a large man wearing women’s clothes seen near the Durst home. officers searched the area but found nothing. Pomona school district adds a doorway to join two high school rooms for easier use.
Ottawa Co op quotes Thursday afternoon: hard wheat 7.19, soybeans 13.75, corn 6.89, milo 6.39. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices: corn 7.19, milo 11.27, oats 2.92, soybeans 13.57, wheat 7.25.
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