Bailey To Go Check Kiting Charges Alone
Judge William R. Carpenter dismissed charges against Wayne E. Baylor former Wingert Oil Co. president, while Bailey era defendant Francis Leroy Bailey faces trial Aug. 18 on two counts of felony theft and a conspiracy. Other Wingert officials were earlier cleared in a scheme to kite checks between banks to keep the firm afloat.
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Topeka
Kan
William R. Carpenter
Wayne E. Baylor
Wingert Oil Co
Ottawa
Carpenter
Francis Leroy Bailey
Shawnee County
George D. Wingert
Jack E. Patty
Ottawa University
First National Bank of
Baylor
Bill Ossmann
Bailey
Community listings and events roundup Ottawa
A collage of local notices and ads lists plant sales at Turner Flowers, open houses, real estate, contests, a paper drive by Sacred Heart, auction, youth activities, a Bible slide trip, church events, tanning services, a car rental shop, a garage sale by OTTAWA SERTOMA, and various entertainment options at Saddleback Lounge and Hill House. Includes contact numbers and locations across Ottawa.
Local official warns against underage beer parties at private homes
Lamb cites retailers aiding underage drinking and argues private home gatherings risk illegal beer sales and consumption. He says authorities can enter private property with probable cause, make arrests, and seize liquor to deter the practice.
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Lamb
Deaths Ollie Raymond Norman 88 Ottawa area resident
Funeral services for Ollie Ray mond Norman 88 of 607 E 9th died today at Ransom Memorial Hospital will be Monday with Rev Jer rald Harnden officiating. Norman a longtime Gas Service Company employee and Ottawa resident held many Masonic honors. He was born March 17 1989 in Silverdale and married Ada Marie Miller Baldwin in 1971. He also had a first wife Daisy A Hinkle who died in 1968. He attended Arkansas City schools and earned an accounting degree from LaSalle Extension University. He held several posts with the Gas Service Company and earlier worked for Santa Fe and Frisco railroads. He was active in First United Methodist Church Ottawa and numerous Masonic bodies.
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Ollie Raymond Norman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jerrald Harnden
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Silverdale
Norman
Ada Marie Miller Baldwin
Mt. Hope
Daisy A. Hinkle
Arkansas City
LaSalle Extension University
Gas Service Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Parsons
Joplin
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Frisco Railroad
First United Methodist Church of
Ottawa Lodge
Af&am
Ottawa Council
Cryptic Masons
Cryptic Masons of
Kansas
R.A.M
Tancred Commandry
Order of the Silver Trowel
St. Augustine
Red Cross of Constantine of
Topeka
Order of High Priesthood of
True Kindred
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Ruth E. Bloom Garnett
Ruth E. Bloom
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Farris- Feuerborn
Welda
Algonquin
Ill
Ted Bloom
Glenn Warren Davis Lawrence
Glenn Warren Davis
Lawrence
Lawrence Hospital
Central United Methodist Church
Williamsburg
John Samuel
Mabel McDowell Davis
Eldred Dea Shaw Davis
Dorothy Lemon Shannon
Davis
Bendix Co
Kansas City
Sunflower Ammunition Plant
de Soto
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Avion Travelcade Club of America
Ollie Norman
E. 9Th St
Gas Service Co
First United Methodist Church
Obituary notices and court news from Ottawa area
Funeral notices for Ruth E Bloom and two men, Glenn Warren Davis and others. District and municipal court updates detail a marijuana possession ruling, traffic violations, a DWI case, and local crime reports with community details from Ottawa and Garnett, Kansas.
Church shifts to Sunday services at 6 am and 9 30 am
Local church at 903 N Poplar announces new Sunday meeting times 6 am and 9 30 am. Lawrence Arts Center offers a two week Junior High Art Camp starting next Monday with Brad Jessop teaching drawing design and color theory for students entering grades 7 through 9. Space remains, call 843-2787 for details. Kansas driver of the month Peter C Grant of Consolidated Freightways Kansas City surpassed 2.7 million miles in 26 years. A Kansas Veterans Commission representative will aid veterans at Ottawa City Hall on July 1 and 15 at 1 pm. James Stinebaugh of Williamsburg joins American Simmental Association as a junior member. Killough Inc. receives Notice to Proceed for US-59 23rd Street hazard elimination project. left turn lanes to be built, traffic through construction, completion in about six weeks.
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Andrew Stout
Cypress
Tim J. King
Ash
Mary B. Winter
Lawrence
James B. Willhite
S. Cedar
Gary E. Johnson
Vivian C. Werntz
Kenneth A. Price
S. Cherry
William ©. Dent
N. Cedar
Lyle D. Sparks
Elm
Helmet K. Hendry
Kenneth D. Boyer
S. Mulberry
Carl J. Messick
Scott A. Brown
Patricia Yowell
Cottonwood
Jeffrey J. Lehman
John M. Turner
Montana
Alan K. Richardson
Poplar
Sandra J. Clary
Main
Jeffrey E. Stewart
Princeton Road
Richard A. McCord Jr
Walton
Lawrence Arts Center
Brad Jessop
U.S.C
Peter C. Grant
Rantoul
Consolidated Freightways
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
The
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Ottawa
City Hall
Killough Inc
Us-59
23Rd Street
Worker Hurt On The Job At Havens Steel Plant
A 38 year old Ottawa man, Jimmy Garcia of 327 S Locust, suffered chest injuries when a hydraulic punch machine pivoted and fell on him at Havens Steel, 2001 Davis Road. He was rushed by ambulance to Ransom Memorial Hospital then airlifted to University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Hospital reports listed his condition as fair before transfer. The accident occurred about 9 25 am while Garcia moved the machine inside the plant, according to Department of Public Safety officer Mark d Augereau. He complained of breathing problems during transport.
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Ottawa
Havens Steel
Davis Road
Jimmy Garcia
S. Locust
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Life Flight
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Garcia
KUMC
RMH
Mark d’Augereau
Department of Public Safety
Augereau
Havens
Richmond Artist Mary Hall Displays in Ottawa Library
Mary Hall, a Richmond artist, presents acrylic works with recent watercolors at Ottawa Library upstairs gallery for June. She favors landscapes, along with wildlife and flowers, and has studied at Iola and Neosho community colleges. Hall also works full time at People's State Bank in Richmond and serves on Central Heights USD 288 school board.
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Ottawa
Richmond
Mary Hall
Hall
Iola
Neosho
People’s State Bank
Central Heights U.S.D. 288
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Eckan
United States Dairy Association
County Extension Home
Marsha Mayes
Franklin County Senior Center
Sunflower Plaza
S. Poplar
W. Third
Richmond Public Library
Lane and
Walnut Plaza Apartments
Wellsville
Turner Flowers
Creason
Ottawa Real Estate
Saddleback
the Hill House
Sacred Heart
K of C
Sertoma Club
S. Elm
Ad Briefs
Faith Lutheran
Wal-Mart
Missouri School of Auctioneers
North Main
Bud
Velma
S. Main
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson
Guys and Dolls
Wolfe
Underwood
Hill House
Sutton
Saddleback Lounge
Ollie R. Norman
the Daily Report
Robert W. Davis
San Diego
Calif
Thomas James Shannon
Pleasant Valley
Elizabeth Swenson
Helen Shofner
Beech
Pauline Geiss
George M
Paul
Memorial Park Cemetery
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Douglas County
Ruby Huss
Apt
Wilbur J. Richardson
Kenneth Bowman
Pomona
Sharon Weems
Princeton
District Court News
David T. Parker
Eighth and
Cedar Streets
DPS
District Court
Jules V. Doty
Parker
Municipal Court
Sycamore
Lewis R. Fritts
Kathy A. Prothe
Osawatomie
Gwenda S. Schmitt
Ralph E. Finch Jr
Earla R. Schultz
S. Oak
Edward E. Alterman
Russell G. Hay
Burrough
Lynn
Public Safety News
Tammy L. Jones
N. Sycamore
Preston L. Meisel
Harrison and Cutler
Dodson Aviation
Ottawa Co-op
Church OF Christ
N. Poplar
James Stinebaugh
American Simmental Association
Tawa
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Craig Dengel
Dene Jonetuony
Sweet Liberty
Critters Pc
Tari
Jenanos. GY
John
Andy Rental
Yee
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