Daily Report Hospital Notes Dismissals
Wednesday dismissals include Elizabeth Smith of Ottawa as recorded in the daily hospital report.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 2012
Page
1
Wednesday dismissals include Elizabeth Smith of Ottawa as recorded in the daily hospital report.
Franklin County Sheriff reports two Wednesday arrests at the 600 block of Main Street for Ronald Dorsey 54 of Wellsville on domestic battery and battery. Billy Richardson Jr. 34 of Pomona faces charges at Franklin County Jail on contraband in a correctional facility and marijuana after allegedly bringing a small amount in a hat. Ottawa man Michael Logan 20 is also jailed for marijuana possession. Richardson faces another domestic battery allegation at 15th and Main.
At 8 31 a m Wednesday a 54 year old Ottawa woman reported to the Police Department News theft of her pickup and several spools of wire from the Kansas City Power and Light Co location on Eisenhower Avenue in the 2500 block.
Police logs from Tuesday and Wednesday show multiple public assists on Main Street blocks 800 and 400 and 700, plus a Walnut Street public assist and a Main Street fire call at the 500 block. No injuries reported.
Ottawa Fire Department logged a series of calls from Monday to Thursday including two vehicle wrecks, a building fire with minimal interior damage, and multiple grass and structure fires. Franklin County departments reported vehicle, grass, and structure fires plus several medical calls.
The Community Blood Center sponsors a blood drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday February 25 at Celebration Hall in the Franklin County Fairgrounds. The center supplies blood to local hospitals and must collect at least 580 pints daily to meet area needs.
Darrell J Bourque 65 of Ottawa Kansas died February 22 2012. Services at Ottawa University Fredrickson Chapel February 25. Survived by wife Nancy Love, mother Doris Bourque Pelka, children Danielle Cagle Todd, Robert Bourque, Kristian Olsen, brother Dennis Bourque, five grandchildren and other relatives. Burial Highland Cemetery. Memorials to Ottawa High School Scholarship Fund through Dengel Mortuary.
Max Eugene Randel 83 of Williamsburg died February 22 2012 at private services to be held later Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg interment born December 28 1928 in Harris to Iran and Margaret Ran del lifelong Williamsburg resident graduated Williamsburg High School 1947 farmer rancher for Ransom Farm 54 years retired 2007 married Betty Bittenbender October 21 1952 in Ottawa survived by daughter Melodee Jo Hill seven grandchildren 10 great grandchildren sister Doris Pauline Randel Hughes contributions to Ottawa Promenaders St Luke's Hospice or Max Randel Memorial through Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas condolences at dengelmortuary and ottawaherald com
Rosalee Leonard 73 of Garnett died February 22 2012 at home. Services set for February 25 2012 at Garnett Cemetery. Born September 14 1938 in Selma to Paul William Ayers and Juanita Ayers. Homemaker wife of Clifford Milton Wells predeceased. Survived by son David Allen Wells daughters Jenny Lee Mace Deborah Rene Wells a brother Larry D Ayers and three grandchildren. Funeral funds directed to funeral home and services listed online.
Ottawa reports hard wheat at 6.30 soybeans 12.47 corn 6.40 milo 6.05. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices show corn 6.26 milo 10.64 oats 2.71 soybeans 12.19 wheat 6.60.
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