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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2011
Page
1
A baby girl weighing nine ounces was born to Mrs. Lo Rett e and John Miller of Westphalia, with the announcement noting the new arrival on Thursday.
Franklin County Sheriff arrest log shows Ashley Nitcher 28 and Stephanie Henderson 26 held on warrants from Wellsville and Simporia transferred to Emporia Police. A third suspect Aaron 5 Kansas City Missouri was detained at Caey's General Store 334 North Main Street on suspicion of stealing gasoline.
Thefts report an 85 year old Ottawa man’s loss of a Ford tractor valued at 4000 dollars on Indiana Road. Accidents include Theresa Dyer 43 Ottawa eastbound on K-68 hitting a deer with under $1000 damage. James Higgins 73 Vassar struck a deer on K-68 with over $1000 damage. Wade Whitaker 30 Lane hit a cow on Cloud Road. vehicle damage over $1000. Nathaniel Cunningham 24 Princeton struck a deer on U S 59 with damage unspecified.
A 32 year old Ottawa man reported items stolen from his home in the 600 block of South Cherry Street at 10 55 p m. A 14 year old Ottawa girl was later arrested. At 3 05 a m Wednesday a vehicle driven by John Gottman 52 Ottawa struck a retaining wall and mailbox and was cited for inattentive driving.
Wellsville Police Department logs show incidents on Thursday including assistance to an outside agency near I-35 and Tennessee Road and a warrant arrest in Olathe. The brief entry notes interaction with an external agency and a warrant case in Olathe.
Structure 6 19 p m Wednesday 820 E 7th St Ottawa Fire Department responded to an activated smoke detector No fire was reported.
The windowed menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday including spaghetti with meat sauce and fruit, ham and beans, hot turkey sandwich, beef and noodles, and pork cutlet. Each day accompanies sides such as salad, vegetables, bread, fruit, and dessert offerings.
Steve D. Free 53 of Ottawa Oklahoma City died Wednesday December 7 2011. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday December 18 at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa burial 2 p.m. Wednesday December 14 at Resthaven Cemetery Oklahoma City. Born January 14 1958 in Oklahoma City to Harold Edwin and Shirley Ruth Free. He attended Western Heights High School class of 1976 earned a GED. A drywall installer and painter he served in the U S Navy. He married Dana Rowlands in 1978 in Oklahoma and Megan Ransom sister Okla along with brothers Wesley Free Oklahoma Craig Free San Diego Kevin Free Ottawa and Darren Free Cordell a sister Stephanie Ingram Ottawa. He preceded in death by his parents. Friends may pay respects 1 p m to 9 p m Monday at Dengel Son Mortuary with family greeting 6 p m to 8 p m Monday. Memorials to Steve D Free Memorial Fund care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS. Condolences at dengelmortuary sbeglobal net and ot tawaherald com.
Michael Jack McGinty born January 21 1939 in Chanute Kansas died December 6 2011 after a cancer battle. Memorial services set for December 18 at 11 a.m. during the Sunday service at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Lakewood Washington. He is survived by wife Luci two sons and three grandchildren with donations requested to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church and UWMC Division of Hematology.
Ottawa Co-op posted Friday quotes for hard wheat 6.12 soybeans 10.82 corn 5.88 milo 5.53. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices: corn 5.70 milo 10.06 oats 2.54 soybeans 10.94 wheat 6.33.
A chaotic scene in Ottawa describes a banana price war as wholesalers stock up and retailers hike prices. By Saturday afternoon a grocer with bananas priced over 15 cents a dozen faced being outpaced, with wholesale costs reaching seventy cents per bunch. The uproar centers on supply delays and sudden stockups affecting local trade.
A burglary at a business on Old US 59 Highway in Franklin County occurred between 5:15 p.m. October 11 and 8:00 a.m. October 12, 2011. Stolen items include printers sewing machine tools computer and accessories radio and space heater. Call 1-888-311-TIPS to provide information anonymously. tips may yield up to $1,000.
Feeder steers and heifers priced across weight ranges from 300 to 800 pounds with varied dollar spans. Slaughter cows rise $2 to $3, with commercial cows $64 to $73, utility cows $64 to $73, canner and cutter cows $57 to $63, bulls $73 to $82. Calves and feeder cattle higher. sale details posted at Overbrook Livestock.
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