Daily Report Hospital Notes Admissions Thursday
Agnes Jordan of Williamsburg is listed among admissions for Thursday at the Daily Report Hospital Notes, a brief item noting patient intake and origin.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2011
Page
1
Agnes Jordan of Williamsburg is listed among admissions for Thursday at the Daily Report Hospital Notes, a brief item noting patient intake and origin.
Franklin County Jail and Ottawa Police report multiple arrests and citations on Thursday and Friday. Warrant arrests include Olufemi Akadiri 22 Olathe Nicho las Reimonengq 19 Topeka Robert D Tucker 31 Ottawa and Michael J Jackson 30 Nowata County Oklahoma. Ottawa youths charged with reckless driving curfew violation and minor in consumption. John R Penner 25 Ottawa arrested on Ottawa warrant.
Police logs show a 39 year old Overland Park woman reported 38.71 dollars of fuel stolen on East Logan Street at 4 41 p m Thursday. A crash on West Third Street involved Holly Kastler 41 Osawatomie and Pie Beuttel 22 Pomona. Beuttel cited for unsafe left turn and Weien 25 Ottawa cited and released for reckless driving.
July 4 to 8 menus list daily offerings with holidays and closures. Monday observes Independence Day with all sites closed. Other days feature chicken casserole, beef tips, barbecue pork, and lasagna among sides and desserts.
A correction clarifies Tammy Payne 40 was arrested at her home in the 1000 block of South Cottonwood Avenue on charges tied to the March 12 death of her son Alex Bowles-Gregg. The Ottawa Police Department supplied erroneous details to Thursday's Herald. John Coen, president of Ottawa Community Partnership Inc, had his name misspelled in Friday's Herald.
Cleda H Crawford Hayden 92 of Ottawa Kansas died June 29 2011 at Ottawa Retirement Village Manor. Funeral services will be 10 a m July 5 2011 at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa with Rev Barbara Clinger officiating. She was born September 10 1918 in Ottawa to Jackson and Jennie Crawford the ninth of 11 children. She married Gardner Robert Hayden Sr on August 12 1939 and they were married 69 years until his death in 2008. She worked as a seamstress for Made O Day Dress manufacturing retiring in 1980 and was active in Trinity United Methodist Church and the ILGWU. She enjoyed quilting and volunteered at Dietrich Cabin Old Depot Museum and Ransom Memorial Hospital. Survivors include daughter Katherine Gatewood and husband Bill Ottawa. sons Bob Hayden and Jack Hayden. brother Herb Crawford. seven grandchildren Penny Davis Julie Driski Billie Stowell Brenda Downing Steven Hayden Kim Prather Kristen Gibson and 15 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. The family will receive friends 3 p m to 5 p m Monday July 4 at the funeral home. Memorials to Trinity United Methodist Church Building Fund or Franklin County Cancer Foundation.
Grace Shaffer 66 of Vassar died Thursday June 30 2011. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday July 6 at First United Methodist Church Ottawa with interment in Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Friends may pay respects after 9 a.m. July 5 at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa where family greets from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Memorials to First United Methodist Church c o Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS 66067. Condolences through dengelmortuary at sbcglobal net or ottawaherald com. Full obituary to follow.
David Baker, 51, of Ottawa, died Friday, July 1, 2011, at his home. Arrangements and services are pending and will be announced later by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home located at 325 S. Hickory St. Ottawa.
Joyce A. Hennessey, 71, of Ottawa, died Friday July 1 2011. Arrangements and services are pending and will be announced by Dengel & Son Mortuary at 235 S. Hickory St. Ottawa.
Ottawa endures its hottest day in a decade with 107 degrees while humidity worsens the heat. The town plans a Sane Fourth under new ordinances banning large firecrackers and regulates celebrations. Ice shortages strain supplies as two carloads delayed. A big Fourth parade forms at Forest Park with routes outlined, stores set early closings, and a courthouse clock project announced. Heat safety guidance is issued by Franklin County Health Board amid heat prostration warnings.
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