Ottawa area arrests reported in daily police log
Police log shows Billy J. Adams Jr. 37 of Ottawa arrested on an Ottawa warrant in the 700 block of West Second at 5 58 PM Wednesday A boy was arrested in the 300 block of South Poplar Street at 10 43 PM Wednesday on suspicion of drug paraphernalia possession Sara E. Austin 32 of Chanute arrested on a Lyon County warrant in the 500 block of South Hickory Street at 4 06 AM Thursday
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Billy J. Adams Jr
Ottawa
South Poplar Street
South Hickory Street
Sara E. Austin
Chanute
Lyon County
Vandalism Reports Across Ottawa This Wednesday
Police logs show a 48 year old Ottawa man reporting property damage in the 200 block of West Second at 8 06 a.m. Wednesday an Ottawa woman 40 in East 11th at 2 35 p.m. Wednesday and a 76 year old Ottawa man in East Ninth at 3 p.m. Wednesday all cites an unknown suspect damaging property.
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Ottawa
East 11Th
East Ninth
Market quotes and county grain prices listed
Ottawa Co-op posted Thursday afternoon prices for hard wheat 6.69 soy beans 13.31 corn 6.30 milo 5.85. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices show corn 6.44 milo 10.15 oats 2.66 soybeans 12.97 wheat 6.78.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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Today in Ottawa History Highlights Troubled Ice Scene
Ottawa historian Louis Reed curates a July 8 1911 snapshot. Ice deliveries fall short, a Davis brothers soda stand funds Fourth of July ice cream, suspected ice cream poisoning looms. Also reported are a Pittsburg death scuffle over 1100 dollars, a West Seventh street survey mix up, NAEs critique of law disregard, and progress on the county infirmary second story trenching with September or October finish.
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S.F. Beeler
Obituary for Jean Fees Park of Ottawa Kansas
Jean Fees Park 90 of Ottawa Kansas died June 22 in Richmond Health Care and Rehabilitation center. A memorial service is planned for 10 30 a m July 18 at First Baptist Church Ottawa with a graveside at 3 p m in City Cemetery Iola Kan. Born September 6 1920 in Fredonia she was the daughter of Helen and Walter Fees and KU alumna who married Ben Park after WWII. Survived by son Ben Park Mary Homer Oakley daughter Cicily Robins Mark Robins Oakley Colorado Springs and daughter Emy Jacobsen Colorado Springs plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. Preceded by husband Ben and brothers Jim and Walter Fees. Memorial gifts may go to the Walter and Helen Fees Memorial Park via Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS. Condolences at lamb-roberts.com or ottawaherald.com.
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Fredonia
Helen
Walter Fees
University of Kansas
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Ben
Walter
Kappa House
Naval Academy
Navy
Tled
Muskegon
Mich
Kansas
Ottawa Library
Republican Party
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Mary Park
Homer
Ala
Cicily
Mark Robins
Oakley
Kane
Emy Jacobsen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas Park
Liz
Joe) Wondell
Sophia Park
Tanya
Lance
Erin Robins
Mack
Enzie
Caden Wondell
James Beasley
Marcus
Tharron Brown
Jayden
Jenasen Robins
Ben Park
Jim
Helen Fees
Fees Memorial Park Committee
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
P.O. Box
Lamb-Roberts.com
Ottawaherald.com
Kellerman Harriet Elizabeth Kellerman obituary
Harriet Elizabeth Kellerman, 73, Garnett, died July 5, 2011 at home. Services 10 a.m. July 9 at Feuerborn Funeral Chapel. Born March 10, 1938 in Pueblo, Colo. Beautician. Survived by Fred Kellerman Sr., and children Fred Jr., Danial Lee, Barbara Jane Dewald, Shawna Beth Garber, nine grandchildren. Burial Cherry Mound Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 8 p.m. Friday. Condolences at Feuerborn and Ottawa Herald sites.
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Garnett
Feuerborn
Neral Service
Pueblo
Colo
Harry
Nettie Jane (Black) Kellerman
Fred Kellerman Sr
Blue Springs
Fred Kellerman Jr
Danial Lee Kellerman
Scranton
Barbara Jane Dewald
Emporia
Shawna Beth Garber
Michael L. Kellerman
James Kellerman
Cherry Mound
Westphalia
Funeral
Feuerbornfuneral.com
Ottawaherald.com
Terrorists consider surgically implanted bombs on travelers
Government warns of body packing as a new terror tactic with potential for bombs hidden inside humans. Memo cites 2005 Colombia case and notes indicators such as a distended abdomen and discomfort during pat downs. TSA says no specific plot yet, but security will increase with enhanced screening and passenger interaction.
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Washington, D.C
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FBI Explosives Unit
Crippin
Jimmie C. Oxley
University of Rhode Island
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Yemen
Arabian Peninsula
AQAP
Detroit
Chicago
Transportation Security Administration
TSA
Nick Kimball
White House
Jay Carney
Carney
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