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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2005
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald clarifies daily Bulletin Board policy with two day advance submission via fax email or mail and states non commercial events open to the public are announced at no charge. No phone calls are accepted.
The Appanoose Area Preservation Society will hold its seventh annual meeting at 7 p.m. Friday in the old Appanoose Building. Todd Mildfelt, Osawatomie teacher, will discuss early Franklin County history including the Underground Railroad and the Appanoose Massacre and his book on the Danites. The public is invited. A separate notice lists May 31 as the deadline for U.S. Emergency Disaster loan applications for farmers in several counties due to August 2004 storms, with details on loan purposes and eligibility.
Social Order of the Beauceant Ottawa Assembly No 136 meets at the Masonic Temple 422 South Main Street at 7:30 p.m. A chamber ribbon cutting and coffee starts at 8 a.m. at 205 West 17th Street B-13 Ottawa. At 7 p.m. the Appanoose Area Preservation Society gathers at the Old Appanoose School. Cemetery ton remains listed.
The Daily Report logs admissions Tamara Morrison of Ottawa on Tuesday and Emma McKaig of Williamsburg on Wednesday. Police arrests include Charlie J Handley, 47, driving while suspended, and Jennifer M Ray, 27, Osage City, for domestic battery. A non-injury incident occurred on Orchard Drive with a vehicle backing into a parked car owned by Sheryl Martin of Ottawa. Louella Jarboe, 73, Deerfield, was involved in the backing collision.
The Signs Den adult store near Abilene pleaded not guilty to ten misdemeanor counts of promoting obscenity related to ten sex toys. Dickinson County Attorney Keith Hoffman accused the store, opened September 2008 off I 70, of distributing obscene material. Citizens group protested, pursuing a grand jury and zoning changes. a federal challenge of the new rules has been filed. In a separate matter, a now disbarred attorney agreed to pay 35000 to settle profits case over a Reno County jail annex contract after pleading guilty to two counts of participation in a prohibited contract.
Franklin County Commissioner Roy C. Dunn questions the petition to recall him as a front for a hidden author. The May 16 filing in the county clerk’s office cites two Open Meetings Act violations from discussions in executive session. The recall group must gather 888 signatures within 90 days for a possible special election within 60 to 90 days after submission.
Eight year old Brandy McHenry finds a young fawn while her dogs alert the family. The girl names the fawn Delilah and cares for it at home before taking it to a Baldwin City farm. Wildlife experts advise leaving fawns undisturbed as mothers recheck the area. The family ends by adopting a kitten, concluding a memorable week.
Angela Schreffler, longtime director of ECKAN Volunteer Center, resigns to pursue a master’s in public administration and non profit management at UMKC. Her last day is June 4, she will become program coordinator at Literacy Kansas City and plans continued youth volunteer work with Ottawa Youth Action Council. She revamped youth involvement from about 10 to 50 members.
Kansans will gain access to information about sex offenders registered elsewhere who may have moved to Kansas when a national registry goes online Attorney General Phill Kline announced on Wednesday He said the registry will help residents learn if offenders live near homes and schools The national registry was announced last week by Attorney General Alberto Gonzales
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