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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2004
Page
9
Public notices describe how to submit items to The Ottawa Herald Bulletin Board. Deadlines require at least two days prior by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free. No phone calls.
Jo Ho the Story Teller performs at 7 p.m. today in Richmond Community Building as part of the Richmond Library summer reading program. In Waverly, storyteller Jim Two Crows Wallen recounts George Shannon’s Lewis and Clark tale at 2 p.m. Saturday in authentic costume at the Waverly Branch Library.
Today at 4 pm Farmers Market opens east parking lot Town and Country Supply 2008 S Princeton St. At 7 pm Wellsville City Council meets at Wellsville City Hall. Thursday 9 am to 10 am PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E Third St. Noon Kiwanis at Radish Patch 1538 N Industrial St. 7 pm Vietnam Veterans of America at Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B 1301 Main St. Friday 6 pm First Friday Coffeehouse at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main St.
Dismissals list Velma Leabo and others in Quenemo and Ottawa area. Arrests include Kimberly R. Clark of Paola on multiple charges and bonds. Bret Moon cited for DWI in Osawatomie and David Beatty faces DWI and warrant charges. Theft reports cover Sand Creek Road to Wellsville with vehicles, tools, and forged checks cited.
The center will use a $15,000 boost to provide free pregnancy testing, parenting classes, educational materials, and baby supplies as part of a $38,000 2005 budget. Director Teri Seeger hailed the grant and thanked Phill Kline for supporting nutritional education and support for expectant mothers.
The Franklin County Heritage Homes added The Clarence A. Washburn House at 403 S Cedar St and The Crawford House at 603 S Cedar St. The Washburn House, built in 1910, features Craftsman style with a tile roof and has passed through several owners and uses. The Crawford House, built circa 1870, is an Italianate balloon framed Victorian with a square tower. Plaques will identify the properties and a notes collection is held at the Ottawa Library and Franklin County Historical Society.
Tarla Management opens Ottawa’s Sienna South at 907 W. 17th St with Phase 1: three buildings and 48 units, first building with 16 units ready Thursday. Phase 2 adds three more buildings and a pool. Developer Miser Land Company notes two years of work and aims for market rate, with early interest and three move-ins on July 1.
A B Mulligans at 306 S Main St becomes smoke free with new partners Martin and Julie Porter joining owners Bruce and Traci Gentry in menu updates and a refreshed atmosphere. New sandwiches and appetizers arrive next week with a full menu expansion in September featuring entrees like chicken fried steak and lasagna. Porter plans monthly live guitar and weekly music to attract more diners and broaden the restaurant’s appeal in Ottawa.
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