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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2004
Page
8
Daily bulletin board notices accepted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public can be announced free of charge. No phone calls please.
Registration is open for the ORC after-school program at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E Third St for children in grades1-5 from 3 30 to 5 pm on school days. Adult supervision art crafts snacks games and more. On non school days gym access 1 pm to 5 pm with parental supervision. Call (785) 242-1939. Parents must provide emergency contacts.
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp seeks co sponsors and table sponsors for its annual dinner on November 16 at Ottawa High School 1120 S. Ash St. Sponsoring a table costs 25 dollars with proceeds aiding low income clients. Donations may be mailed to P O Box 100 Ottawa Kansas 66067 or by calling 785 242 7450 ext 201. Tickets are six dollars.
The Richmond city ceremony now starts at 7 p.m. on November 11 in downtown Richmond with the tree lighting. A chili feed at the Richmond Community Center follows and donations will be accepted to support the event.
A list of local gatherings including Franklin County Mental Health Clinic info for families at 2537 Eisenhower Road, American Legion Post 60 at 208 W. 17th St, Ottawa Bass Club at Poncho's 429 S. Main St, and WWII and Korean War veterans at Carnegie Cultural Center 501 S. Main St. Also polls open Tuesday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for Election Day with PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Center 517 E. Third St.
Births Wednesday report lists a daughter born to Jessica Criqui and Joe Beach Jr in Overbrook. Dismissals Wednesday include Angela Daugharthy of Ottawa and Joe Stone of Pomona. Other names connected to Overbrook Rantoul Williamsburg Pomona Ottawa include Myla Hogan Marolyn Foster Richard Spring and Edward Fisher.
Franklin County Sheriff and Police logs list multiple arrests including Sheldon Snow 35 Richmond charged with driving while suspended released on bond 150. Dustin Clary 31 Pomona charged with battery and criminal threat remains jailed bond 750 Christine Knight 35 307 E Second St charged with DWI disorderly conduct resisting arrest remains jailed bond 5000 Paula Lawson 37 406 N Sycamore St obstructing legal process released on 357 bond Dustin Mitchell 32 406 N Sycamore St domestic battery released on 575 bond An incident note records a stolen vehicle found burned on Rock Creek Road Vandalism reports include an antique bathtub lightning rod and fruit jars on Eisenhower Avenue Williamsburg and a mailbox on Thomas Road Wellsville.
Ottawa Herald volunteers prepare ballots at 104 S Cedar St for children from kindergarten through high school to vote alongside adults. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday with Youth Action Council counters tallying results at the Franklin County Courthouse and reporting to local and national media.
The Ottawa Herald reports Franklin County expects record turnout for Tuesday despite possible light morning rain. NWS forecasts 20 percent chance of rain, then partly sunny with highs near 49 and wind gusts to 30 mph. County Clerk Shari Perry notes 18 255 registered voters, 500 more than last election, with 806 advanced in person and 649 by mail. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm. voting locations listed in the paper and online.
Ottawa voters are guided to polling locations across precincts with church sites including Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar and First Christian Church 1045 S Hickory along with Church of the Nazarene 700 S Elim and Westminster Presbyterian 401 W 13th at 13th and Maple. Additional precincts reference Franklin County Courthouse Basement 315 S 4th and other church sites at 11th Cedar streets and 13th Maple intersections.
Whiteford, a leading Elvis aficionado in Ottawa, received a letter from a Presley film co star and says he is considering writing to other Elvis stars. He notes the enduring mania around the King's posthumous myth and admits the question of whether the King still roams the earth is tough.
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