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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2011
Page
1
Admissions list for Wednesday includes Roberta Moore of Ottawa. Dismissals Wednesday include Wanda Brumit of Ottawa and Donald Turner of Ottawa.
Max Denton Borror, 67, Garnett, died January 15, 2011 at home. Services set 2 p.m. January 21 at Feuerborn Chapel in Garnett. Born December 12, 1943 in Anderson County. Navy veteran. married Roberta Gleason in 1996. she preceded him. Survived by son Max Rockers, stepchildren, father Franklin, brother Franklin Jr., sisters, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. many stepchildren. Memorials to Max Borror Memorial Fund. Condolences at Feuerborn Funeral and Ottawa Herald sites.
At 8 09 am on Wednesday officers booked Preston Pierce 29 of Wichita on a Franklin County warrant at the 300 block of South Main Street. Nina Sitlington 28 of Pomona was arrested at 10 15 am the same block on a Police Department warrant. Galen Bristow 31 of Ottawa was detained at 3 47 pm on the 800 block of North Poplar Street on suspicion of unlawful possession of prescription medication. Victoria Edwards 31 of Princeton was taken into custody at 10 am on West 2nd Street on an active city of Ottawa warrant.
At West Franklin High School two 15-year-olds from Ottawa and Overbrook fought after a 2:57 PM incident. No injuries reported.
Police logs show assistance calls at 1000 block Poplar Street 300 block Main Street and 700 block Main Street and an outside agency assist near I-35 mile marker 198. A non injury crash occurred at Keokuk and Main Street involving Marianne McGoran 23 from Ohio and Gaila Shogrin 40 from Ottawa. A separate injury crash on I-35 at 2300 block left Holguin-Valdez 29 from New Mexico and a passenger, with four others hospitalized.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Latimer traveled through the south and east parts of the county today serving subpoenas for witnesses for the defense in the Bert Tawney trial. Tawney faces a Tuesday trial on the charge of assaulting his wife with intent to kill. A long pole was erected at the south approach of the Main Street Bridge for Bell Telephone wires after the company was ordered to remove its lines from the bridge. A death of a Lawrence woman is reported, noted as a former Missouri slave freed by John Brown.
Ray Adelbert Talbott 85 of Ottawa died January 19 2011. Services are 10 a.m. Saturday at First Christian Church Ottawa with burial at Highland Cemetery and Fort Riley Honor Guard honors. He served in the 398th Bomb Group and held multiple Masonic and Eastern Star offices. He married Marilyn Crawford in 1949. survivors include wife daughters Irene Roberts sister and several grandchildren. Memorials may go to First Christian Church in care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas.
The House moves to reopen abortion policy amid repeal efforts on Obamacare. Two bills seek stricter limits on federal funding for abortion while lawmakers promise swift committee action. Hyde amendment context noted as funding rules are debated amid GOP push to replace Obamacare.
A grand jury accuses Pennsylvania state bodies of ignoring warnings that enabled Kermit Gosnell’s Philadelphia abortion clinic to operate as a “house of horrors.” He faces eight murder counts for seven babies and one patient, with nine employees charged. prosecutors cite repeated regulator dismissals, including a death deemed not suspicious by a department official who said people die.
Ottawa Co-op posted Thursday afternoon bids for hard wheat 7.66 soybeans 13.34 corn 6.14 and milo 5.54. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices show wheat 7.52 and other entries listed as none or 80 with several placeholders.
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