Daily Report Ottawa and Franklin County Incidents
A rundown of arrests and incidents affecting people and property in Ottawa and Franklin County. Admissions Monday include Susan Wickham and Kathleen Dennison of Ottawa and John Linneman of Pomona. Births list a boy born to Dawn Brooks of Pomona weighing 5 pounds 14 ounces. Dismissals Monday include Doris Beers of Quenemo and Kurt Weigand of Ottawa. Police at 5 p.m. Monday report David Ralston Jr. 28, Ottawa, under a City of Ottawa warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
Susan Wickham
Kathleen Dennison
John Linneman
Pomona
Dawn Brooks
Doris Beers
Quenemo
Kurt Weigand
Otta
Police Department
David Ralston Jr
City of Ottawa
Ottawa Police Log Announces Protective Order Violation
Police report at Kence Car Wash in Ottawa a 46-year-old woman is accused of violating a protective order against a 45-year-old man. Earlier thefts include a cream separator scrap metal motorcycle frame and front end on Idaho Road. A deer collision near East 15th Street involves Zachary Evans. Dennis Roberts hits a dog at Texas and Pawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kence Car Wash
S. King St
Ottawa
Idaho Road
East 15Th Street
Zachary Evans
Texas
Pawnee
Dennis Roberts
Wellsville
Fire Calls and Responses Across Ottawa Area
A Sunday and Monday log lists multiple fire department responses including medical assists, public service tasks, and an aircraft standby. Notable entries include Ottawa and Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison units attending medical calls on S Elm and S Main streets, a fire alarm on Eisenhower, and a 3:29 p.m. Saturday medical assist on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Fire Department
W. 11Th St
Ottawa Fire Department
S. Oak St
S. Main St
Rockwood Drive
S. Hickory St
S. Cedar St
Indiana Road
Centropolis Fire Department
S. Willow St
Eisenhower
Main St
N. Sycamore St
S. Elm St
Burrough St
N. Industrial Ave
S. Burrough St
Old Highway 50
Williamsburg Fire Department
Hickory St
Maple
Wellsville Fire Department
W. Brockport
Second St
Obituary for Marion T. Coffee Jr. of Williamsburg Kansas
Marion Thomas Coffee Jr. 61, of Williamsburg, died April 27, 2008 at home. Services Friday at 4 p.m. at the Coffee home, 1451 Old Highway 50, Williamsburg. Born Sept 3, 1946 in Topeka to Marion T. Coffee Sr. and Dixie M. (Magers) Coffee. Survived by sister Pat Foster, brother Mike Coffee of Topeka, and nephew Bobby Foster. Family visitation Friday 1 to 2 p.m. at Penwell-Gabel Parker-Price Chapel, Topeka. Memorials to Marion T. Coffee Jr. Memorial Fund c/o Peoples Bank, Ottawa. Online condolences at Penwell-Gabel.com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Thomas
Coffee Jr
Williamsburg
Old Highway
Topeka
Marion T. Coffee Sr
Dixie M. (Magers) Coffee
Pleasant View Antiques
Pat Foster
Mike Coffee
Bobby Foster
Penwell-Gabel Parker-Price
Marion T. Coffee Jr
Care of
Peoples Bank
S. Main St
Ottawa
Penwell- Gabel.com
Howard L Smith 88 Erie dies. funeral Friday
Howard L. Smith 88 of Erie died Monday April 28 2008 at Prairie Mission Retirement Village Erie. He was born December 7 1919 in Stark to Ray W and Mida C Comer Smith and graduated from Chanute High School. He married Cecilia Irene Schoenhofer in 1943 in St Paul. she died in 1977. He then married Cleda McCullough in 1982. she survives. He previously managed an elevator and a Montgomery Ward store in Garnett. Survived by three daughters Nancy Gretencord Gloria Henggeler and Sandra Donhauser ten grandchildren nine great grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Burial East Hill Cemetery. Memorials to Federated Church Erie Library or Hospice Care of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Howard L. Smith
Prairie Mission
Pierce- Carson-Wall
Ray W
Mida C
Stark
Chanute High School
Cecila Irene Schoenhofer
St. Paul
Cleda McCullough
Montgomery Ward
Garnett
Nancy Gretencord
Wellsville
Gloria Henggeler
Columbus
Neb
Sandra Donhauser
Wichita
Robert Smith
Phoenix
Perry Smith
Huntsville
Texas
Dean Smith
East Hill
Federated Church
Erie Library
Hospice Care of
Kansas
Pierce-Carson-Wall Funeral Home
Grant St
Court decision could boost Kansas voter ID push
The US Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling upholding Indiana’s photo ID law could add momentum for Kansas to pass similar legislation. Supporters such as Sen. Tim Huelskamp say the decision proves voter ID is constitutional, while opponents warn it may disenfranchise some voters. Officials note Kansas already requires ID from first-time voters and debate a broader in-person photo ID requirement for most voters under 65, potentially delaying until 2010 with free state IDs for those in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Supreme Court
Indiana
Kansas
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Huelskamp
House
Dennis McKinney
D-Greensburg
McKinney
Ron Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Kathleen Sebel
Ius
Kansas House
Senate
Wall Street slips on weak consumer spending data
U S markets ease as April consumer confidence drops for a fourth straight month amid concerns inflation will curb spending. The Fed meets, expected to cut rates a quarter point, while equities extend declines led by the Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq. Bond prices rise as investors seek safety. Major names Mas terCard and Visa report mixed results, Deutsche Bank warns of losses, and currency and commodity moves reflect global jitters. Local grain quotes and county prices also appear in market wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U.S
Conference Board
Federal Reserve
Fed
Standard & Poor
New York Mercantile Exchange
MasterCard Inc
Visa Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Japan
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Usda Farm Service
Agen
United States
Ottawa Herald & Shopper
Walt
Clarice Dengel
Mark
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