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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2008
Page
10
Daily Report listings note admissions and dismissals in Ottawa and Franklin County. Admissions Tuesday include Michael McCoy of Ottawa. Dismissals cover Iota Brown Ottawa Tyler Welborn of Rantoul Brenda Wray Ottawa Linda Yanez Pomona.
Franklin County Jail records list arrests and detentions across several days. Individuals include Stanley Hensley II aged 25 of Pomona on criminal trespassing charges, Mindy Hanvey 19 of Paola on criminal trespassing, and Richard Marquis 49 of Ottawa for DUI. Others cited include Quinten Gohl 15, Ottawa for no license. Christopher Hines 31, Ottawa for suspended license. Amelia Romine 27, Ottawa for a county warrant. Stephen Cordle 45, Ottawa for DUI drugs. Michael Emery 52, Deerfield MO for suspended license. Jerald Hall 21, Ottawa for domestic battery. Martin Delgado 38, Ottawa for no license. Brittany Miller 17, Wellsville for theft and obstruction of justice. Christine Hicks 38, Ottawa for DUI refusal and lane violation. Transport and detention actions vary by case.
Police logged a string of incidents in Pomona and surrounding areas from Wednesday to Sunday. A 28 year old Ottawa man was battered at railroad tracks near Pomona. A 66 year old Pomona man died at his home and a 72 year old Pomona woman died of natural causes. Thefts included gasoline from Princeton Quick Shop and prescription meds from a vehicle in Williamsburg. A theft at Candy involved a building damage by recreation commission. A propane tank and wooden beams reported stolen or removed. Vandalism noted at Hog Heaven with a door damage.
A summary of police reports includes domestic incidents on East Fifth Street and South Maple Street, threats via text, and a bicycle of vehicle-related offenses around Ottawa, Quenemo, and nearby towns. The records note non fatal injuries, vehicle crashes, towing, and one citation for following too closely.
LuCinda Cindy Cook 46 died May 25 2008 in a Franklin County auto crash. Born May 12 1962 in Garden City daughter of Robert and Carolyn Calvert raised in Hi awatha lived in Quenemo and Pomona. Survived by husband Dale mother Carolyn Hall stepfather Jesse Hall son Christopher Cook three daughters Carrie Rooe Kelli Rooe Casey Rooe fiancé James of Pomona three sisters Gennie Hopkins Carolyn Trout Roberta Weis and grandson Connor Bell. Funeral May 30 2008 Feltner Lyndon cremation and Oak Hill Cemetery later. Memorials Connor Bell Educational Fund c/o Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon KS 6451.
Nora Belle Wadkins 87 of Russell died May 26 2008 at Wheatland Nursing Home Russell. Services 10 a m Friday at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa. Born June 12 1920 in Ottawa to Samuel and Sarah Brown she lived in Ottawa Quenemo Aurora Neb Russell and finally Russell. She worked for Ottawa Tent and Awning Co K W Woolworth J C Penney Gambles Wheelers and more. She married Willis Wadkins in 1939 they later divorced. Survived by daughters Judith Pritts and Karen Seyler, a brother in law George Toumberlin, 10 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg. Donations may be made to Wheatland Nursing Center or Southwind Hospice.
Jean Printy Beaver, 73, longtime Ottawa resident, died May 22 in Kansas City. A memorial service for her will be held at 12:30 p.m. Thursday in the Southwind Shelterhouse at Pomona State Park Pomona Lake, with a potluck lunch to follow. Attendees are asked to bring a salad or dessert. prior park workers and local residents are noted among her ties to the area.
Markets in New York fluctuated within a narrow range after a Commerce Department durable goods report showed orders declined less than expected. Excluding transportation, orders rose 2.5 percent, and electrical equipment and appliances surged 27.8 percent. The Dow edged up 12.44 to 12,560.89 while the S P 500 slipped 2.12 and the Nasdaq fell 7.31. Oil prices eased, gold weakened, and currency/commodity quotes followed.
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