Daily Report Dismissals
Wednesday dismissal list names Janae McNally from New Strawn and Lynda Turner from Ottawa. The brief notes several personnel changes in the daily report, highlighting the two individuals and their respective towns.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2011
Page
1
Wednesday dismissal list names Janae McNally from New Strawn and Lynda Turner from Ottawa. The brief notes several personnel changes in the daily report, highlighting the two individuals and their respective towns.
At 2:12 p.m. on Wednesday Cole M Farrar 22 of Ottawa was arrested on a civil warrant. At 11:58 p.m. Wednesday Carl H Honeycutt Jr 46 of Springhill Florida was arrested on a probation violation warrant. At 11:09 p.m. Wednesday Heather A Jones 36 of Pomona was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence near Keokuk and Main streets.
Police logs record Wednesday incidents in Ottawa with Harassment by a Casselberry man via text and a cell phone theft by an Ottawa woman. Additional reports include home burglaries, stolen utilities, and a city vehicle collision involving Tim Mathias.
September 9 1911 report from Ottawa notes Christy Bros Minstrels, 30 artists, among oldest burnt cork acts, arranging for a September 12 Ottawa show. Also covered: a 14 year old girl abduct attempt near Ottawa, suspect Henry Bradka arrested. Lincoln School moving to Washington Building for half day sessions. two new South Ottawa homes nearing completion. R F Stead fined five dollars under new automobile ordinance for passing a vehicle on Main Street bridge.
Delores Dyer, Pomona Library director, reported that between August 19 and 22 someone moved items and rearranged furniture inside the library at City Hall. Staff found the scene altered, with items moved and chairs rearranged, though no clear break-in or missing items were confirmed.
Pomona officials discussed library security after a weekend building rental coincided with a rearrangement. City Council member Rick Smith urged cameras while Mayor Marie Seneca pledged changes. Delores Dyer noted only a minor area was touched, not kitchen or bath.
On the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and the May 22 Joplin tornado, the National 9/11 Flag headed to Missouri Southern State University for a day of events. The final stitches will be sewn during a morning tribute and afternoon service, with material from U.S. flags. Proceeds from related observances aid disaster relief and memorial funds.
Ottawa Co op posted Thursday afternoon grain quotations with hard wheat 7.71 soybeans 13.73 corn 7.14 milo 6.79. Franklin County USDA prices list corn 7.39 milo 12.38 oats 3.00 soybeans 13.73 wheat 8.24.
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