VFW senior dance Sunday in Ottawa with Borderline Country
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign War seniors dance will run 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the VFW with Borderline Country performing. CPR classes planned in October at the American Red Cross Medical Arts Building. cost 15 dollars with 12 dollar book option. Sherry Engelbert contact provided. Melvern Penny Supper set for Saturday at Melvern Methodist Church. Ottawa High plans homecoming parade at 6 p.m. Wednesday. sponsors urged to call Kasey Hays. Marais des Cygnes Basin meeting in Williamsburg discusses 2010 Kansas Water Plan goals and related topics. EPA to discuss Marmaton River analysis. committee vacancy to be filled. Ottawa Christian Center marks 14th anniversary all-day event with pastor Bob Williams and guests. Lincoln Elementary PTO announces cookbook for sale to raise playground funds. Ottawa mum show by Horticulture Study Club at First Christian Church. various design categories and entry times. West Franklin Seniors meet in Pomona for potluck and program on barrel racing. Salvation Army seeks public support for flood disaster relief in Liberal and Kansas City area. donations directed to Kansas City address.
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Franklin County
American Red Cross
Medical Arts
Sherry Engelbert
Williamsburg
Marais Des Cygnes
Department of Health and Environment
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Marmaton
Fort Scott
Kansas Water Office
Ottawa
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
First Christian Church
Call
Franklin jury convicts teen in rape case at Franklin County
Franklin County District Court jurors convict Anthony Gulley, 17, on five felonies after a woman testified she was raped and assaulted. DNA evidence secures the verdict amid testimony from a co-defendant and concerns about lab handling. Gulley faces up to 55 years. sentencing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Joe Gulley
Franklin County District Court
Franklin County
Frederick Meier TI
Gulley
Steven H. Crump
Alton Hall
Crump
Forrest Lowry
Lowry
Dean A. Stetler
University of Kansas
Meier
Stetler
Culley
Topeka
Graves outlines transportation plan and tax cuts in Kansas
Governor Graves touted the state’s highway program and Transportation 2000 findings while citing $1.8 billion in federal transport aid for the next six years. He warned a new plan must decide on scope and funding, emphasized rural transit needs, and noted tax reductions totaling about $280 million over two years along with other broad cuts and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Topeka
Wichita
Johnson County
Kansas
Impeachment Subpoena Dispute Sets Key Witness Fight
Committee aides finish subpoenas as strategy fights shape witness list. Hyde resists calling Monica Lewinsky or Starr and plans intense planning. Republicans press to question Bruce Lindsey while Democrats await Supreme Court appeal on executive privilege. Lindsey Graham and Charles Canady name him a potential key informant.
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Hyde
Lewinsky
Starr
White House
Bruce Lindsey
Supreme Court
Lindsey Graham
South Carolina
Rep
Charles Canady
R-Fla
Quilts by Ottawa artist to be displayed at Westminster Church
Sunflower Piecemakers member in Ottawa and Kansas Quilters Organization, a long-time quilter, will display hand made quilts at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m. tonight. Her pieces include old fabrics from dresses, appliqué, hand-piecing, and hand-quilting with signature initials and year, some mini-quilts selling for up to 40 dollars at prior shows. She donates items to charity and has won grand champion and people's choice awards at local fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Piecemakers
Ottawa
Kansas Quilters Organization
Methodist
Richmond
Paola
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kansas quilters annual fall meeting draws 150 plus crowd
The Kansas Quilters Organization fall meeting runs today through Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Sunday classes at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Lead teacher Liz Porter of Leon Iowa will present two lectures and teach Friday and Saturday. Edith Hornberger of Richmond will host a trunk show at 7 p.m. at Westminster. Admission is five dollars. Sunflower Piecemakers sponsor displays from area quilters.
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Kansas. Quilters Organization
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Liz Porter
Leon
Iowa
Public Broadcast Service
Porter
Saturda
Edith Hornberger
Richmond
Sunflower
Margaret Gray
Chris
Admission and Arrests in Ottawa and Surrounding Areas
The Daily Report notes admissions Vivian Powers in Ottawa on Thursday and dismissals for Jan Croucher Lori Fassbender and Deanna Cunningham. Sheriff and police reports detail arrests Clyde Crawley Jonathan Ingram Terry Criqui Robert Geiler Jr. Larry Bishop and others on warrants or suspected offenses including stolen property and domestic battery. The report covers incidents thefts vandalism prowlers and crashes across Ottawa Wellsville and Franklin County areas with multiple injuries and bonds posted.
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Vivian Powers
Ottawa
Jan Croucher
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Terry L. Criqui
Fifth
Cherry
Robert L. Geiler Jr
Indiana Terrace
North Cedar
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VFW
Ottawa Veterans of Foreign War
Borderline Country
Melvern
Melvern Methodist Church
Ottawa High
Ottawa High School
Kasey Hays
Lincoln Elementary
Lincoln Elementary Parent Teacher Organization
Lincoln
Country Living
Down Home
Hairport
Lincoln School
Theresa Morrow
Teri George
West Franklin
Pomona
West Franklin County
Stacia Wood
Salvation Army
Kansas City
Army
Liberal
Broadway
Franklin
Herald
Joe Gulley
Hall
the Daily Report
Larry Eugene Bishop
Mercedes Lanes
S. Princeton
Sheriff's Department
West First
Prowler
South Ash
George W. Sell
Hemlock
South Cedar
Zaroco Inc
Lawrence
Burrough
Karen A. Wilson
Walnut
Third
Hickory
Tiffany Darlene Jacobs
S. Main
South Main Coin Laundry
Servonics Instrumentation
St. Louis
Tony R. Walters
Main
M. Bemis
N. Mulberry
Ottawa Middle School
S. Ash
Kaci A. Bethell
Bettyrene Ward-Ramirez
Wellsville
Benton Drive
North Walnut
East Seventh
Mages Veterinary Clinic
Highway
Sheriff’s Department
South Willow
North Cherry
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