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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2009
Page
8
Ottawa and Franklin County incidents include arrestees and affected residents, with traffic updates and hospital news. The Herald’s site provides ongoing reports on local arrests, incidents, property impacts, and public safety events.
On Saturday admissions include Brandy Jackson of Ottawa and Mary Bullock of Ottawa. Sunday adds Terry Hall of Quenemo. A boy weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces was born to Brandy Jackson of Ottawa. Dismissal on Sunday includes Eula Scott of Pomona.
Multiple arrests across Franklin County and Pomona over the weekend. Individuals include Dylan Ivey on sex offender registration suspicion, Tyler Wormell 19 Pomona on criminal trespass, Billy Adams 59 Ottawa DUI, Shaun Melte 21 Osawatomie DW suspended plus warrants, Cody Wesen 17 Pomona reckless driving and license, Lena Anderson 22 Ottawa DW suspended or revoked, Bradley Burke 19 Ottawa suspended or revoked plus DUI and minor liquor purchases, Brenton Shaffer-Wilkerson 19 Williamsburg minor liquor offenses, Timothy Rawlins Flint Texas with three warrants, and Quentin Hollow Pomona DW suspended or revoked and fleeing eluding.
A 69 year old Princeton woman was bitten by a raccoon on Nevada Road. In Wellsville a 26 year old man reported aggravated burglary aggravated assault criminal threat and property damage with suspects not located. A theft was reported on West Fourth Street in Lane with utilities noted.
On April 21 1959 six rural grade districts Green Dell Mineola Baxter Sand Creek Davy and New Union decided to hold separate community meetings with patrons to discuss possible consolidation into a rural elementary system. Larry Ott and James Seright bought the auto sales business at 426 N Main from Raymond Carter with the new firm set as Larry and Jims Auto Sales. Carter had bought it from H D Smith.
Ottawa Co operatives posted Monday after noon quotations: hard wheat 5.04 soybeans 9.82 corn 3.50 milo 3.00. Franklin County USDA prices show corn 3.56 milo 5.01 oats 2.04 soy beans 10.00 wheat 5.07 with none listed for several items.
Red numbers drawn were 6 and 16 with white numbers 23 and 24. Prize amount listed as 22 000 dollars. Kansas Cash results shown with numbers 11 13 17 19 30. Super Cashball single number 12. Daily Pick 3 next jackpot 300 000 with pattern 3 6 3.
Steven A Harter 59 of Independence Missouri died April 18 2009 A private family memorial will be held He is survived by daughter Jennifer Dopson sisters Mina Shadden Joyce Williams a brother Raymond and many nieces and nephews Preceded in death by parents George and Irene He lived in Kansas City Ottawa Kan Southern Missouri and California Memorial contributions may go to Midwest Transplant Network Ellen at 913 262-1668 Condolences at policyfuneralhome com or ottawaherald com
Betty J Records age 75 formerly of Ottawa passed away Saturday April 18 2009 at Olathe Medical Center She was born June 25 1933 in Campo Colorado and worked as a nurse at Southwest Medical Center Liberal She donated her body to science and memorials may be sent to Seward County Community College Development Foundation in Liberal Kansas She is survived by sisters Charlene Jones Leon a Carlisle Peggy Rodkey and three children ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
Faye Mildred Stephens 86 of Kincaid died April 18 2009 in Hutchinson. Born March 1 1923 in Udall to Howard and Lila Stout she married Ira Stephens Jr June 6 1942. Survived by son Steve Stephens Pratt daughter Casandra Steele Douglass sister Ardell Gimple five grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and an infant daughter preceded in death by a sister and Wan da Biehler. Burial at Kincaid Cemetery with visitation today 6 to 8 p m at Feuerborn Garnett memorials to Kincaid Church. Condolences at Feuerbornfuneral com and ottawah herald com.
John Van Valkenburg 93 formerly of Williamsburg died Saturday April 18 2009 at his Montezuma home He was born August 21 1915 in Topeka to John A and Daisy Bell Don Van Valkenburg He served in the US Army Air Force worked as a truck driver and married Geneva L Steen September 3 1939 in Marysville Survived by daughters Gail Marvin Patricia Van Cleave Lou Ann Van Valkenburg Virginia Van Valkenburg and Kathy Powell a brother Marlin H Van Valkenburg 11 grandchildren a stepgrandson 12 great grandchildren and other relatives A brother Kenneth Van Valkenburg preceded him Burial is at Morningside Cemetery Montezuma Friends may pay respects 10 am to 8 pm today and Wednesday at Montezuma Funeral Home Memorials to United Methodist Church Montezuma or St Catherine Hospice Garden City.
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