Obituary for Lucretia Kay Johnson of Ottawa Kansas
Lucretia Kay Johnson 70 of Ottawa Kansas died January 2 2017 at Saint Luke s Hospice House Kansas City Missouri Funeral services are January 7 2017 at Dengel Son Mortuary Cremation to follow Visitation January 6 2017 630 to 730 pm at the mortuary Private inurnment at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Kansas Survivors include husband Kenneth B Johnson Jr and James Johnson both of Ottawa two sons two daughters in law four sisters three brothers and extended family Memorials may go to Saint Luke s Hospice House c o Dengel Son Mortuary Family and friends invited to post on Kay s Tribute Wall at Dengel Mortuary site.
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Lucretia Kay Johnson
Ottawa
Kansas
Saint Luke’s Hospice House
Kansas City
Missouri
Dengel & Son
Woodlawn
Pomona
Kay
Richard and
Lois
Vickers) Ledom
Wellsville High School
Ottawa University
Kenneth B. Johnson
Kenneth Johnson, Jr
Tammy
James Johnson
Randa Cooper
Jim
Hays
Patty Yeager
Lubbock
Texas
Nancy Ledom
Terry Moody
Steve Gumm
Heather
Tonganoxie
Jeff Gumm
Rhonda
Concordia
Rocky Gumm
Marilee
Glasco
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial
Williamsburg Wildlife Club
Ladies Golf Group
Lamont Hill
Saint Luke’s Hospice
c/o Dengel & Son Mortuary
Hickory St
Dengelmortuary
Franklin County Daily Reports Admit Dismissals And Police Activity
Monday admissions include Marshella Bardolski Ottawa and Joe Ream Ottawa with others. Dismissals list several names and towns. Sheriff and police arrests detail several individuals in Franklin County and Osage County warrants and seizures. Incidents include inappropriate social media activity, an altercation, traffic infractions with marijuana, and deer collisions. CCTV notes show multiple patrols, assists, and welfare checks across Ottawa Pomona and surrounding areas.
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Marshella Bardolski
Ottawa
Joe Ream
Bernice Smith
Williamsburg
Robert Baer
Tamara Ross
Paola
Corrie Stout
Baldwin City
Willa White
Lauree Wright
Garnett
David Heins
Labette Terrace
Texas
Delaware Road
Pomona
Melvern
Franklin County Attorney’s Office
Stafford Road
Joe Rogers
Idaho Road
Kristen Kiehl-Flanary
Fire calls in Ottawa report small exterior blaze
Ottawa Fire Department logged a Saturday 8 45 p m call at 836 E Seventh St where firefighters found a small fire on the outside of the structure and used a water extinguisher to extinguish it. No interior extension found and damage estimated at 500 dollars. No injuries. Also notes Sunday controlled burn at 1124 S Locust St and Monday overheating light ballast at Carnegie Cultural Center with no damage reported. Firefighters aided with 13 medical calls Friday through Tuesday.
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Ottawa Fire Department
E. Seventh St
S. Locust St
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Vandalism Report at Casey's General Store on Main Street
Police report an unknown suspect vandalized Casey's General Store at 940 N Main St. Thefts occurred earlier at Eastern Kansas Auction Barn at 9:22 a.m. Monday, with details incomplete.
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Casey’s General
N. Main St
Casey
Eastern Kansas
Workers pave I-35 in 1958 throwback
Workers from Ross Construction prepare to pave I-35 near Wellsville in 1958 in a photo by J.B. Muecke. They aimed to have the Olathe to Ottawa segment open by January 1, 1959.
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Ross Construction
Wellsville
J.B. Muecke
Ottawa
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