Local Briefs From Ottawa Area and Kansas City
EMERY Platt from rural Richmond is a patient at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Kansas City Missouri after back surgery Wednesday. His room is 632. The Interludes play Ottawa Elks Club Saturday 9 to 1 for members and guests. Budger's Hardware now carries toys gifts and the largest sports department in Eastern Kansas. Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce highway and roads committee meets Oct 19 at 7:30 a.m. in the chamber conference room. VFW Jam session Sunday 4 to 9 p.m. Members and guests. The Joyful Heirs concert at Spring Ridge Presbyterian Church on Oct 18 was canceled and will be rescheduled. VFW Dance featuring The Friendly Persuasions Saturday night. Annual Democrat Barbecue Oct 14 at the Armory in Ottawa. Army Lt Adell W Brecheisen II, son of Mr and Mrs Adell Brecheisen of Garnett, completed a nine week ordnance officer basic course at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland.
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Emery Platt
Richmond
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
ARMY
Adell
W. Brecheisen II
Adell Brecheisen
Garnett
Ordnance Officer
U.S. Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Paul Pentz
Raymond Raley
Dunn
McCracken
John
Matilda (Schutte
Loren Dale Dunn
Pomona
Eugene
Geraldine) Bromert
Ottawa
Dengel and Son
American Cancer Society
Ottawa High School Fall Concert features multiple vocal groups
The Ottawa High School vocal department presents its Fall Concert Monday at 7:30 PM in the OHS gym. Admission is free. Performers include Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, Cytones, and Choraliers with various accompaniments and a Requiem collaboration with Ottawa University and community choirs on Sunday at 3 PM in OU Chapel.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Cytones
Chovaliers
Lynda Schmidt
Scott Weber
Lowell Scott
Choraliers
Lisa Rader
Ottawa University and Community Choirs
Faure
River level changes postpone Ottawa landfill opening
The Marais des Cygnes River rose to 34.1 feet on Friday morning after heavy rains, then fell to 33.28 feet by 4 p.m. as upstream flows continued. Public Works Director Robert Moore said earlier forecasts that the Ottawa Landfill would open today were incorrect, with hopes for Sunday or Monday reopening.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Robert Moore
Ottawa
Multiple Kansas criminal and civic notices from Ottawa area
State cases include Loiselle plea of guilty on marijuana possession with 18 month probation. Godinez non-support continued to Nov 16. Hendrickson theft continued to Oct 26. Brown aggravated assault plea innocent with trial set for Nov 14. Ramshay cereal malt beverage prohibition dismissed. Givens burglary continued to Oct 26. Brecheisen driving while intoxicated and failing to dim lights pled guilty with $200 fine. Crumm psychiatric exam granted. Divorces granted for Mietchen and Reed couples with custody to mother. Numerous Ottawa police reports cover burglaries, vehicle accidents, speeding and related fines. School menu for Central Heights for Oct 15 19. Obituaries and services for Pearle Dunn and Ted Strain. James B Clark services. admissions, dismissals, births.
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State of Kansas
David George Loiselle
Loiselle
Franklin County
Anthony Godinez
Welmore Hendrickson
Ernest Lester Brown
City of Ottawa
Bobby L. Ramshay
James Givens
Danny R. Brecheisen
Danny Lee Crumm
Brady Charged With Burglary In Drug Store Case
Tim Brady aged 22 faced Franklin County Court on burglary charges connected to the Sept 12 break in at Kramers Drug Store 134 S Main. Hearing moved to Oct 16 at 2 PM. Bond set at 1000. he jailed. About $20 in change and several bottles of drugs were taken after entry by prying a rear door with a screwdriver.
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Tim Brady
Franklin County
Kramer
S. Main
Brady
OHS Sets Homecoming Week Plans and Queen Candidates
OHS outlines next week activities for homecoming with candidates Susan Brooks Maribeth Ogg and Barbara Willhite chosen by the football team. The parade on Oct 17 leads to a pep rally and halftime queen crowning during the Oct 19 Ottawa Turner game.
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Susan Brooks
Maribeth Ogg
Barbara Willhite
Cyclonettes
OHS
Beiter Funeral Services Held For Margaret Beiter
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Vivian Beiter will be conducted Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Dr. Max C. Deweese officiating. Burial follows in Highland Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home until services begin.
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Harold E. Baugher
Harold E."baugher
Damron-Towner
Interme
Highland Cemetery
Will Weber
Dale Dunn Note On Po 35 Away Evening Fast
Fragmentary text references Dale Dunn and Po 35 away with mentions of evening, fast, and prior note. Context unclear, names and event unspecified.
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Dale Dunn
Po 35
Eveni Im
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