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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2005
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board submissions two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge. No phone calls, please.
The Faith Lutheran Youth Group hosts a four person scramble at Hickory Hollow Golf Club on June 18 at 5 p.m. The entry is 140 per team including nine holes, golf cart and dinner. Mulligans cost 10 each with a two per person limit. Prizes on every hole. proceeds support youth conferences and meetings. Registration closes June 13. info at 785 242-1906.
Ottawa man Daniel L. Thorns aged 35 was cited on cruelty to animals and harboring a vicious animal after stabbing another man’s dog with a butcher knife as it fought with Roy Ingram’s dog. Ingram tried to separate the dogs. both men were bitten. Thorns received a notice to appear in municipal court.
In June 1918, Sgt. Peter J. Kahler of the 102nd Infantry in Leicheprey France jumped on a live grenade dropped by a panicked soldier, saving his comrades but dying. His nephew John Willnayer and family attended a ceremonial brick laying in his honor at the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, the nation’s newly christened World War I monument.
In April 1922 Ottawa architect George P Washburn stands beside a monument on the Shiloh Battlefield in Tennessee. He traveled with his father Peter Shaw Washburn to war as a youth and helped move his wounded father from The Hornet's Nest. Washburn later led GAR activities in Kansas and Survivors of Shiloh, organizing yearly trips to the battlefield. he died of pneumonia on May 22.
The constitutional education funding lawsuit dating to 1999 has cost Kansas about $2.8 million, with school districts covering about two thirds of the total. The case, now before the Kansas Supreme Court, involves 13 districts and the state is defending.
Kelly Hoyt, a University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine graduate, will join Wellaville Veterinary Clinic in June to provide full service medical, surgical, and emergency care for large and small animals, said veterinarian Drew Spivak. Ottawa-born Taul offered position with GRG Consulting Engineers in Las Vegas.
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