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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 2004
Page
8
Daily bulletin board notice outlines submission deadlines of two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar Ottawa KS 66087. Non commercial events open to the public can be announced at no charge and phone calls are not accepted.
Pomona High School hosts a 6 30 pm homecoming parade from the high school parking lot along K 68 to Pomona City Park. Booster Club tailgate follows at 6 pm with meals 3 dollars for hamburger or Polish sausage and 2 dollars for hot dogs. Central Heights PTO fundraiser dessert buffet at 5 30 pm Friday in the high school, price 3 dollars per plate, cookbook priced at 8 dollars. Ottawa art council appraisal fair Saturday 11 am to 5 pm at Carnegie Cultural Center 515 S Main St. appraisers seven to eight, 5 dollars per item to be appraised.
Today events include 4 p.m. Farmer's Market at Orscheln Farm & Home 2008 8S Princeton St 5 15 p.m Ottawa Library Board at 105 S Main St 6 30 p.m Pomona High School Homecoming Parade downtown Pomona 7 p.m Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board at 116 S Main St Thursday Noon to 6 p.m Community Blood Center Blood Drive at Ransom Memorial Hospital 1301 S Main St 6 p.m OFCED annual meeting Prairie Star Ranch Williamsburg 7 p.m Ottawa school bond election campaign meeting Ottawa Middle School 1230 S Ash St 7 30 p.m Social Order of the Beateau to Assembly Masonie Femple 4225 Main St es i bolia'i adi aria
The Daily Report lists dismissals in Ottawa for Beverly Sedom Sandra Humphrey Joyce Gade Dava Kava Mary McMahan Ray Dorothy Spring Andrew Voelmeck and others. Police and highway patrol arrests include Brian Hermreck David Brownfield Christopher Holder Eric Kueser Joseph Embree, with offenses from simple battery to forgery and intoxicated driving.
Fred Searls, 64, longtime Orscheln Farm & Home automotive manager, plans retirement after 33 years in the automotive field. A former owner of Ottawa Tire and Supply, he helped the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce shape community image and growth, and will be honored with a morning coffee at Orscheln’s.
Ottawa librarians warn the USA Patriot Act raises privacy concerns affecting library patrons and staff. Barbara Dew notes no librarian supports the act, which was pushed after 9 11, and highlights potential record access by FBI secret warrants. Kansas librarians push amendments and seek legal guidance.
The Franklin County District Court prepares for continued testimony as prosecutors plan to call Kansas Bureau of Investigation experts about DNA found on the girl’s washed panties. The Herald omits victim names in sexual abuse cases, and today’s session proceeds at 301 S Main St.
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