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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2012
Page
1
Monday admissions include Earla Schultz of Ottawa and Deni Hamic of Ottawa. A baby girl born Monday to Deni and Kenneth Hamic in Ottawa weighed 6 pounds 2 ounces. Eloy Lucero Sr. of Ottawa was dismissed Monday.
Franklin County Sheriff reports arrests at Franklin County Jail and Canterbury Court Apartments along with Wheeler, Quezada, Van Sickle. Carnell 48 with no address, Safe Beach 28 of Lawrence, Quezada 41 of Princeton, Van Sickle 22 of Ottawa. Warrant stings include Franklin and Anderson County warrants.
A 48 year old Ottawa man reported at 6 53 p m Monday that an unknown suspect broke a window at his home on Idaho Road and stole several items.
Ottawa Police Department logs multiple incidents across the city. An unattended death on North Oak Street involved a 52 year old woman from Ottawa dying of natural causes. Other reports include a 27 year old man battered by a known woman, vehicle thefts, home invasion, copper wire theft, pallet business break‑in, bicycle theft, and a two vehicle collision on Main Street with no injuries.
Police logs from Thursday to Monday record medical calls, burglar alarm, public assists, animal complaints, trespassing reports, and an alarm call across blocks on Locust Cedar Walnut Main Pine East Seventh West Third East Fourth Downey Lane. Multiple public assists dominate the period.
Ottawa Fire Department authorized a controlled burn at 620 E. 14th Street on Thursday morning. Later in the day Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Township Fire Department and local units tackled multiple grass fires at 1945 Oregon Road Cutler Township Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Township Sand Creek and Nevada roads and 3542 I 35 in Franklin County.
Loretta Jean Edwards 52 of Ottawa died Friday January 6 2012 cremation is planned memorial services at a later date Born October 12 1959 in Liberty Missouri daughter of Edgar and Miriam Johnson lived in Garnett before moving to Ottawa three years ago A Central Heights High School graduate she worked as a cashier for Country Mart in Ottawa She married Harold Isaac Edwards February 7 2001 in Garnett He preceded her in death Survivors include son James Lewis and daughter Jessica Schell both of Ottawa brother Rick Johnson Lane six grandchildren She is preceded in death by her husband and parents Memorial contributions may be made to Loretta Jean Edwards Memorial Fund through Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS Condolences may be emailed via dengelmortuary sbeglobal net or at ottawaherald com
William M. Lute Sr. 74 of Ottawa died Saturday January 7 2012. Services set for January 17 at Town and Country Church of Christ with cremation planned. He was born August 30 1937 in Williford Arkansas and lived in Ottawa since the mid 1980s after from Wellsville. Survived by three sons four daughters a brother two sisters and 16 grandchildren with memorials to Franklin County Cancer Foundation through Denger and Son Mortuary.
Gardner P. Walker will assume possession of the Ottawa room now housing the Henry G. Young Clothing Store. He has bought the remaining stock and fixtures of the Young shop. The piece notes a swap of space and goods between local businesses.
U S Senator Jerry Moran asks Boeing CEO James McNerney to discuss transferring the Wichita plant to a local or state development authority as Boeing plans to close the facility by year end 2013. The plant employs 2160 workers and Wichita has supported the project with billions in tax incentives and bonds. A Boeing spokesman calls conveying the property an option but says timing is unclear.
Bombardier Aerospace announced a Wichita expansion to add 450 jobs over seven to 10 years as Gov. Sam Brownback and Bombardier president Steve Ridolfi touted the project. The plan accompanies a $600 million Learjet 85 program and $16 million state aid plus city and county incentives.
Ottawa co op noon quotes report hard wheat 6.48 soybeans 11.92 corn 6.42 milo 6.12. Franklin County USDA FSA posted prices list corn 6.24 milo 10.84 oats 2.38 soybeans 11.47 wheat 6.47 with none noted for other entries.
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