Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals Tuesday
Tuesday admissions include Jon Fowler of Ottawa. Dismissals list Sandy Hardwick of Colony, Robert Madl of Ottawa, Roberta Moore of Ottawa, and Debra Snook of Ottawa.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2012
Page
1
Tuesday admissions include Jon Fowler of Ottawa. Dismissals list Sandy Hardwick of Colony, Robert Madl of Ottawa, Roberta Moore of Ottawa, and Debra Snook of Ottawa.
Ambrose L Scheckel 80 of Richmond Kansas passed away February 8 2012 at home He was born January 13 1932 in Richmond son of William and Mary Scheckel He married Nell Marie Hermesmeyer November 7 1955 in Ottawa They had 11 children She died December 29 1990 He married Maxine Culp July 11 1992 in Scipio She died February 6 2006 He was a long time farmer and stockman member of St Therese Catholic Church Survivors include six sons and five daughters twenty nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren one brother and four sisters Mass of Christian burial set for February 11 2012 at St Boniface Church Scipio Burial in St Boniface Cemetery Memorials to St Boniface Cemetery care of Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Condolences at feu erbornfuneral com and ottawaherald com
Franklin County Jail records show Brian Criqui 35 of Ottawa on three civil warrants and one probation violation warrant. Eddie Hamilton 48 of Ottawa held on suspicion of battering a 41 year old Ottawa woman. Danielle Asbery 38 of Ottawa held on a City of Ottawa warrant. Dakota Mandina 18 of Ottawa and Joshua Dennison 34 of Ottawa cited for Franklin County warrants and domestic assault related to a separate incident.
At 7 04 a m Tuesday a 1998 Chevrolet pickup driven by Wesley ALCorn 29 Ottawa westbound on Old U S 50 struck a deer. Damage over 1000 dollars. At 6 10 p m Tuesday milepost 110 on U S 169 a 2007 Ford Focus driven by Amanda Burk 29 Garnet eastbound struck a deer. Damage over 1000 dollars and Burk cited for no valid insurance. At 9 55 p m Tuesday K 68 and Georgia Road Bianca Moses 21 Pomona lost control southbound in the 3100 block Georgia Road and rolled onto its side. Moses estimated damage under 1000 dollars.
Police reported at 2:23 p.m. Tuesday damage to several items owned by the City of Ottawa Utilities Department in the 200 block of South Oak Street. A theft at 2:57 a.m. on the 200 block of West Second Street involved a 56-year-old Ottawa man whose room was entered and items stolen. At 7:46 a.m. Tuesday in the 500 block of North Main Street, a 52-year-old Lee's Summit man reported vehicle items stolen.
Ottawa Fire Department logged an authorized controlled burn at 8 26 a m Tuesday at 717 East Third Street. Firefighters also assisted with three medical calls Tuesday. Franklin County Fire Departments notes responders to two medical calls.
Ottawa High School Youth in Government representative Ciera Gardner spoke at a City of Ottawa hearing about the structurally unsound building at 124 South Main Street. The Herald corrects an earlier misidentification from Tuesday’s edition.
A funeral service for Gary G. Anderson is planned for Saturday February 18 2012. The date had appeared incomplete in the Herald on Wednesday.
Gary G. Anderson 61 of Ottawa died Friday February 3 2012. Services 2 30 pm Saturday February 18 at Michigan Valley Community Church Quenemo. Family greets friends at church after services. Memorials to Michigan Valley Community Church through Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS. Condolences at dengelmortuary sbeglobal.net and ottawaherald.com.
Gerald Wayne Malburg 65 of Linwood died Feb 7 2012 at home and donated his body to Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences for research. Friends gather Feb 26 2012 at United Methodist Church Eudora. Memorial fund supports park equipment via Kaw Valley Bank.
Charles Weamer, 88, Ottawa, died Saturday February 4, 2012. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa. Born October 3, 1923 in Kansas City Kansas to George and Ethel Caldwell Weamer, he was a World War II Army medic and worked 28 years for Caldwell Optical in Kansas City. Survived by wife Bernice Schwill ing and daughter Kathy Merriam. Memorials may be made to Faith Lutheran Church or a charity of choice.
February dates mark Jefferson Davis becoming provisional CSA president in 1861 and John Quincy Adams' election in 1825. The Weather Bureau dates to 1870, Guadalcanal ends in Allied victory in 1943, McCarthy sparks a State Department claim in 1950, Beatles debut at Cavern Club in 1961 and Sullivan appearance in 1964. San Fernando Valley quake in 1971, Apollo 14 returns, Andropov dies in 1984, reflecting a broad slice of history interrupted by a timeline of notable moments.
The text notes Michelle Obama launching the Let's Move initiative in 2010 to combat childhood obesity, while mentioning that A. Nev was succeeded by Konstantin A. Chernenko.
Ottawa area quotations list hard wheat 6.60 soybeans 12.07 corn 6.43 milo 6.08. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices show corn 6.31 milo 10.73 oats 2.68 soybeans 11.83 wheat 6.80.
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