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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2011
Page
7
Daily report lists William Cain and Kenneth J Null among Wednesday arrests for burglary theft from a motor vehicle and driving without a license. Micheal S Bass and Sharon St John were cited for driving while revoked insurance issues and backing limitations after vehicle incidents in Ottawa Westminster Colorado.
A Pomona man reported his vehicle title stolen from outside his home in the 300 block of North Main Street at 10:29 p.m. Wednesday. A Rantoul man reported a burglary worth about $9,828 on John Brown Drive at 5:41 p.m. Tuesday. A Wellsville man said two chainsaws and a mini dirt bike were taken from his garage for over $1,000 at 11:54 a.m. Wednesday on K-33. A Ottawa woman asked for extra patrol after a fire pit and chairs were stolen from Shawnee Road at 3:47 p.m. Wednesday. A Rantoul woman reported a lawn mower and gas can stolen from North McGinnis Avenue at 6:53 p.m. Wednesday, loss about $85.
Police report a 36 year old Jennifer Burton of Ottawa pulled into oncoming traffic from Sonic causing a collision with 27 year old Micheal Bass of Ottawa. Bass was arrested on suspicion of driving while revoked and no motor vehicle insurance. At 3:57 p.m. in the 900 block of South Willow Sharon St. John, 22, Ottawa backed from a private drive and struck a parked vehicle owned by Delia Partis, 91, Ottawa. St. John cited for backing limitations.
Wellsville Police report recovery of property in the 700 block of Main Street. No further details available.
Ottawa Herald itemized daily milestones from local history compiled by focal historian Louis Reed. The feature recounts notable events, dates, and figures enriching Ottawa’s civic memory for readers seeking context and continuity in community narrative.
A storm southeast of Ottawa produced visible clouds today and brought rain within two miles of the city. Santa Fe begins wiring Santa Fe hospital for electric lights to replace kerosene lamps. Gormly's band complains as concertgoers enter the park without paying, driving past gatekeepers and ridiculing them.
Linda Lee Lisa Cooper 67 of Beaumont Texas died July 11 2011 born March 4 1944 in Portland Oregon to John and May Sauer preceded in death by her parents and husband Donald J Cooper survived by children Tina Noser Michael Ogden Amianne Snethkamp Staci Richards Laura Morfin 12 grandchildren and a brother Leo Sauer family will greet friends July 22 2011 at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Garnett Memorial donations to Adopt A Mom Foundation condolences at Feuerborn funeral and Ottawa Herald sites
Mary Beth Johnston aged 67 of Gardner and formerly Wellsville Kan died after a battle with lung cancer at home. A celebration of life will be scheduled later and memorials may be given to the American Cancer Society. She was born August 18 1943 in Welch Washington and married Ronald Johnston in Olathe Kan on July 9 1980. She lived in Wellsville and worked as a nurse's aide beauty shop operator and social worker. Survivors include her husband four sons a sister 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Messages for the family are online at Penwell Gabel Paola and Ottawa Herald.
Saline County commissioners approved a Justice Assistance Grant of 3311.50 to buy two yellow Mossberg shotguns that fire Taser extended range rounds. Sheriff Glen Kochanowski said the nonlethal weapons extend engagement range to 100 feet, improving officer and civilian safety during armed confrontations.
City and county officials note the grant reduces harm for years as federal support uncertain. Kochanowski praises advancing technology and shotgun use until alternatives appear, comparing progress to Star Wars and Star Trek. He recalls past methods and says fewer officers and citizens are getting hurt.
Ottawa Co op quotes Thursday afternoon prices for hard wheat 7.10 soybeans 13.72 corn 7.01 milo 6.51. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted grain prices corn 6.81 milo 10.90 oats 2.86 soybeans 13.29 wheat 6.84.
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