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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board announces two day or more in advance submissions by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls.
Franklin County Retired School Personnel will meet for enabinet at 8 30 a m Friday at the Country Kitchen near 1 35 and USS 59 Water district 4 of Franklin County holds a special meeting at 7 p m Sept 14 at 1506 Old Highway 50 Homewood AARP Driver Safety Program offered September 23 and 24 from 6 to 10 p m at Ottawa First United Methodist Church a $10 fee Jess Gilmore (785) 242 9549 for details
A busy schedule lists 4 p.m. Legislative Action Committee at the Chamber of Commerce 109 E. Second St. 7:15 p.m. Power of the Past Club at Forest Park 7:30 p.m. Masons Stated Communications at Masonic Hall 422 S. Main St. 8 a.m. Community Image and Affairs Committee at the Chamber of Commerce 109 E. Second St. 8:30 a.m. Franklin County Commission at courthouse 315 S. Main St. Noon Breast Cancer Support Group at Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room 1301 S. Main St. 3:30 p.m. Small Business Development Committee at the Chamber of Commerce 109 E. Second St. 4 p.m. Farmer's Market at Orscheln Farm and Home 2008 S. Princeton St. 7 p.m. Ottawa Recreation Commission at City Hall 101 S. Hickory St.
The Daily Report records admissions for Thursday through Monday including Robin Cook Ottawa Eric Pennala Ottawa Andy Voelmeck Ottawa Dena Seeley Pomona Samantha Finley Garnett Sunday Alice Pratt Ottawa Alicia Knight Kincaid Monday Andrew Bouska Pomona Births include a daughter born to Sarah and John Gollier Ottawa a son to Samantha Finley Garnett a daughter to Alicia and William Knight Kincaid Dismissals list Joshua Dewald Princeton Wilma Everett Quenemo David Heckman Ottawa Elizabeth Plank Ottawa Sarah Gollier and daughter Ottawa Eric Pennala Ottawa Samantha Finley and son Garnett Robin Cook Ottawa Alicia Knight and daughter Kincaid
Sunday to Sunday arrest log shows David Vanpelt 25 of Vassar charged with driving while suspended, released on 150 bond. Elijah Randle 19 of Spring Hill charged with paraphernalia possession and resisting arrest, bond 750. Richard Jones 48 of Mound City charged with DWS and three warrants, bond 1500. Jennifer Perales 20 of 622 First Street charged with theft of services, bond 575. Brandon Yohe 21 of 716 S Main St held on warrant, bond 2000. Michael Ebenstein 30 of 703 N Oak St charged with DWI, bond 2000. Bradley Wantland 45 of 1310 S Poplar St charged with drugs and paraphernalia, bond 750. Jane Longshore 34 of Williamsburg held on warrant, bond 250. Christis Allen 43 of 928 Highland St charged with battery trespass and property damage, released. Carly Buhs 22 of 703 E Fourth St held on warrant and worthless check charge, bond 235. Arlie Stewart 34 of 606 Linwood St charged with theft, bond 575.
A bomb threat Sunday night prompted evacuation of Wal-Mart Supercenter at 2101 S. Princeton St. Police and firefighters investigated but found no bomb and reopened the store. The incident remains under investigation.
Ottawa University hosts the Presidential Lecture Series with Derrick Bell, author of Silent Covenants, discussing Brown v. Board of Education and racial reform. Bell, visiting NYU Law and former Harvard tenure fighter for minority representation, speaks Sept. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ottawa University Chapel. lecture free to the public.
Franklin County Mental Health seeks a $400,000 state Community Development grant to expand its Eisenhower Road clinic by about 150 percent and add a storm shelter and parking. The project costs exceed 1.3 million with the county funding the rest via industrial revenue bonds. A public hearing is at 10 a.m. Monday at the Franklin County Courthouse.
Lake Region Resource Conservation and Development seeks at least 100 used bicycles for children in six counties Franklin Osage Anderson Coffey Linn and Miami. Bicycles will be donated from garaged basements and sheds and shipped to Ellsworth Correctional Facility for repair by inmates before distribution through ECKAN and Lake Region officials.
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