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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2012
Page
1
Daily Report records admissions for Carol Mille and Stephanie Suggs from Ottawa and Pomona respectively. Dismissals on Thursday include Jan Artinger and Deni Hamic from Ottawa and Della Luttrell from Richmond.
James L. Thomas 73 of Pomona died Friday January 6 2012 surrounded by family He served in the U S Navy 1956 1975 retiring as Chief Petty Officer and worked as Aviation Maintenance Administration his ships included USS Randolph USS Midway USS America and USS Independence He was a member of the VFW American Legion and AARP He is survived by wife Patricia son James Kent Thomas daughter Laura Baker four brothers and four sisters in law two grandchildren and four great grandchildren Memorials to Midland Hospice or Prairie Paws Animal Shelter Dengel and Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas funeral notices online
At 7:30 a.m. Thursday a female juvenile at Ottawa Middle School was suspected of battering another female juvenile. At 3:15 p.m. Thursday Atrail M. Horne 21 of Ottawa was suspected of battering a known woman. At 9:18 p.m. Thursday David Felmey 54 of Pomona was arrested on a City of Ottawa warrant.
At 7:19 a.m. Thursday on I-35 in Franklin County John Christian of Burlington, 44, reported Richard Stewart, 34, of Douglas, backed him into the median and refused to let him back on the roadway. A report for reckless driving was forwarded to the Franklin County Attorney's Office.
Police log records a 20 year old Shawnee man bitten by an unknown dog while running on South Cedar Street. A 19 year old Ottawa man reports a theft from his vehicle on South Cedar Street and Joseph Crawley, 23, Ottawa, is jailed on burglary suspicion. A 41 year old Ottawa man reports stolen checks from his home on South Maple Street. An 18 year old Louisiana man reports property stolen from a vehicle at Ottawa University on South Cedar Street. Crawley remains jailed on burglary suspicion.
Police report includes incidents on 100 block Poplar and 200 block East Fourth Street with domestic battery and criminal damage to property. Also noted downed power line near Vermont and Thomas roads and a medical call at 300 block West Seventh Street.
At 10 43 a m Thursday Ottawa University 1001 S Cedar St Ottawa Fire Department responded to smoke or odor removal and four medical assists. Pomona Fire Department handled three medical calls and Cutler Township Fire Department one. Friday Wellsville Fire Department logged one medical call.
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp. lists Jan 30 commodity food items for Franklin County participants. Pre sign up at ECKAN Franklin County Center Ottawa is required. Distributions run 9 11:30 a.m. Ottawa VFW North U S 59 10 12 Walnut Plaza Wellsville 2 4 Pomona Community Center 219 W A St. Call Jake Howard at (785) 242 7515 for details.
Ottawa Co op posted Friday afternoon quotes for hard wheat six twenty, soybeans eleven eighteen, corn five ninety, milo five sixty. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices for corn six twenty, milo ten seventy eight, oats two forty two, soybeans eleven fifty, wheat six fifty two.
Police investigate a December 23, 2011 break in in the 1400 block of Ash Street Ottawa. Assets stolen include a 42 inch Toshiba TV an Xbox 360 with controllers a Compaq laptop and a Hitachi video camera. Call Crime Stoppers at (888) 311 TIPS for anonymous tips up to $1000 for information leading to arrests.
The menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday including baked chicken with rice on Monday and chicken fried chicken on Wednesday. Other days feature Swiss steak, chili, and chicken fried steak with sides such as potatoes, vegetables, breads, and desserts.
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