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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2009
Page
8
Daily Report summarizes arrests and incidents impacting people and property in Ottawa and Franklin County, with traffic reports and hospital news. It notes some fire reports may be posted online and directs readers to The Herald’s website for the latest updates.
Friday admissions include Katrina Williams of Ottawa. Birth: a boy, 7 pounds 15 ounces, to Marian and Clayton Broyles of Ottawa. Dismissals: Marian Broyles and son, Ottawa, Julie Tomberlin, Ottawa, Russell Wallis, Ottawa. Friday entries list Christopher Coover of Pomona, Wanda Davis of Ottawa, and John Elder of Ottawa.
Franklin County warrants and civil warrants lead to arrests of Melvin Odell Reeder Jessica Sue Kunard Cassandra Warren and Andrew Worthington on drug and related charges. Ottawa police report shoplifting criminal damage and curfew violations involving several adults and a 16 year old.
At 5 55 p m Wednesday a handgun was stolen from a vehicle in the 400 block of Cedar Street according to the sheriff s department theft report.
Police logs report multiple vehicle intrusions on local campuses. At Neosho County Community College on 226 S Beech St a vehicle was broken into, cash and items reported missing. Ottawa University at 1000 S Cedar St also affected with cash stolen from a vehicle.
Non injury accidents report two incidents in Ottawa. At 12 31 p m Wednesday Britt Peters 41 Ottawa drove off East 15th Street striking a house owned by Justin Paddock. Peters cited for improper driving. At 1 52 a m Thursday an unknown vehicle struck a city utility pole at Cleveland and Wilson streets. investigation continues.
Dr. Conrad Briner, in Ottawa to study school needs, told the Ottawa Noon Lions Club that the city’s school board has consulted Stanford University in drawing up plans for a new senior high school. He outlined three aims: define an educational program to meet local needs, improve economic outcomes, and serve as a communication link with the public.
Fern Johnson 95 of Williamsburg died Friday April 3 2009 at Village Mano Nursing Home Ottawa Born February 16 1914 in Wallace County to Ira and Mabel Thompson She lived near Pomona and Williamsburg worked in Williamsburg school kitchen 1954 1969 church member United Methodist Women Bible Study choir 4 H leader blood mobile volunteer honored 2008 Outstanding Service Award Survived by daughters Shirley Hunt Mary Dearfoss Barbara Wilson Lila Reckie son Arthur Johnson brother Lawrence Thompson sisters Bertha Morgan Maxine Peed many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral April 8 2009 at Williamsburg United Methodist Church with burial at Central Cemetery Memorials to Williamsburg United Methodist Church through Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa KS 66067.
Donald Duane Olsen of Pomona died on March 18 2009 born November 27 1938 in Cheyenne Wyoming to Robin Jack Olsen and Thelma Olsen He was a Rich Hill High School graduate and truck driver He survived by children David Pamela Janice Cole and Dwiinrm eight great grandchildren nine grandchildren and a brother Ed plus a sister Patsy Arrangements pending.
Ottawa Co op quotes Friday afternoon for hard wheat 5.53 soybeans 9.61 corn 3.82 milo 3.27. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices corn 3.77 milo 5.49 oats 2.16 soybeans 9.55 wheat 5.46.
Media attend a Dover Air Force Base ceremony for the return of Air Force Staff Sgt. Phillip Myers of Hopewell Virginia killed April 4 in Afghanistan. The event ends an 18 year media blackout on coverage of U S war dead with Myers body loaded from a Boeing 747 and taken to the base mortuary after a brief family consented procedure.
Maliveene Sammy Chapman 88 of Eudora, previously Ottawa, died Sunday April 5 2009. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday April 7 2009 at Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Memorials may be given to the Chapman Memorial Fund Ottawa KS 66067. Condolences via dengelmortuary sbeglobal.net.
Robert F. Bob Miller aged 85 of Ottawa died Saturday April 4 2009 at an Ottawa nursing home. Funeral arrangements announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home Lawrence.
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