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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2011
Page
2
Monday admissions include Jacquelyne Chappell of Wellsville and Joyce Pennala of Ottawa. Dismissals on Monday include Gladys Welton of Ottawa.
At 11:27 a.m. Monday on Riley Road in Jar ed W. Cobel was arrested on three Douglas County warrants and one Baldwin City warrant and transferred to Baldwin Police. At 8:54 a.m. Monday on South Cedar Street Nadine J. Graber 41 Ottawa was arrested on a Coffey County warrant. At 9:30 a.m. Monday on South Cedar Street Kay Douthat 42 Ottawa was cited for suspected limitations on backing after a driveway collision. At 2:09 p.m. Monday on Birch Street a male juvenile was arrested on suspicion of battery of a law enforcement officer and obstruction of official duty.
A 30 year old Wellsville woman reported theft of her purse from her vehicle in the driveway on Monday afternoon. The purse contained $50 in cash and various credit cards.
Police incidents list multiple events on Monday in Ottawa. A 31 year old woman reports stalking order violation by a known male on Lincoln Street. A 56 year old man reports thefts by an unknown suspect on Lincoln Street. An Ottawa man reports theft of his cell phone on South Main Street. A 51 year old man reports business vandalism on North Walnut Street. In accidents, Kay Douthat, 42, backs from a driveway on South Cedar Street and collides with Nadine Graber, 41, with Graber’s passenger treated for back pain. Douthat cited for backing limitations.
Police reports list Monday activities on Main Street including public assists in the 800 and 700 blocks, plus a warrant arrest in the 400 block and a suspicious activity note. Local officers responded to calls and filed routine incident notes for the day.
Fire department responses logged for the city include a cooking fire in a vessel on South Maple Street at 7 58 a m Friday. A motor vehicle accident with injuries occurred on North Main Street at 2 33 p m Saturday. Another MVC with injuries was reported on Cedar Street at 8 35 a m Monday.
Robert Vernon Sherbon 79 of Garnett died Monday July 18 2011 at Olathe Medical Center Burial will follow at Garnett Cemetery Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Garnett He was born January 15 1932 in Hayes to Vernon and Regania Sherbon He served in the U S Air Force and married Leona Marie Smith in November 1953 in Manhattan They later divorced He married Susan Louise Moorhead in November 1983 in Cassville Missouri Surviving are daughters Linda Killough Caroline Whitby Regania Peterson Jerrie Reick Julia Anderson a son Jonathan Sherbon a step son Christopher Shepard 17 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren a sister Reganna Storer and a brother John F Sherbon He was preceded in death by a brother Burial and visitation details listed Memorials may go to the Robert Sherbon Memorial Fund Condolences at Feuerborn Funeral Service and Ottawa Herald websites.
Helen Louise Guy 91 of Ottawa died July 19 2011 at Village walking Home in Ottawa Services July 21 2011 at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa She born December 30 1919 in Lane to James W and Susie Alexander lifelong resident of Anderson and Franklin counties Homemaker and farmer member of Richmond Methodist Church Stitch and Chatter Club Zigzag Club Prairie Chicken Camping Club married Harold E Guy March 10 1945 in Ottawa He preceded her in death 1988 Survivors include daughters Carol Reekie Cathy Raymond and husband Collwell a brother Joe Alexander and wife Katy a sister in law Barbara Feuerborn ten grandchildren and several great grandchildren Burial Princeton Cemetery Memorials to Richmond Museum care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS.
Ottawa residents organize the first Night Out on August 9 from 6 to 10 PM at City Park Fifth and Main. Local agencies, Sheriff’s Office and health department will present safety talks and a Parade of Lights will tour block parties. Citizens encouraged to host parties, report suspicious activity, and sponsor the event via jwolzen yahoo com.
Ottawa Co-op quotes Tuesday afternoon in Ottawa show hard wheat 7.23 soybeans 13.74 corn 7.08 milo 6.58. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices list corn 7.18 milo 11.30 oats 2.94 soybeans 13.60 wheat 7.16.
The utility will flush the entire distribution system over the next three to four weeks to maintain safe high quality water. Residents may experience low pressure or cloudy water while crews work in the area, and these effects are expected to be temporary.
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