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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2011
Page
2
At 5 57 p m Friday in Friday Kansas an individual was arrested on a warrant. At 8 07 p m Friday David I Bruiner age 08 was arrested on suspicion of obstruction of legal process and battery. At 3 49 p m Saturday Eric D Green age 45 of Ottawa was arrested on a warrant.
Dr Jean McCally 47 of Ottawa died October 29 2011 after a two year battle with breast cancer Funeral services are 10 am Friday November 4 2011 at the Ottawa University Chapel Interment follows at Highland Cemetery Friends may pay respects 11 am to 4 pm Thursday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Family meets with friends 6 pm to 8 pm Thursday at the First Baptist Church in Ottawa Memorials may go to Susan G Komen for the Care of the University of Kansas Cancer Center in care of Lamb-Roberts Funeral 325 S Hickory Ottawa KS 66067 Condolences may be left at www lamb-roberts com and www ottawa herald com A full obituary will appear later.
A 63-year-old Rantoul woman reported the theft of a stereo from a 1998 GMC Jimmy on the 200 block of South McGinnis Avenue. Separately a 38-year-old Rantoul man reported his stepson’s BMX bicycle stolen on the 400 block of South Cedar Street with a loss estimated at 150 dollars.
Police report outlines three incidents in Ottawa: at 5 42 a.m. Friday Mallory Harkins 22 struck a city traffic sign and received a citation for inattentive driving. At 3 32 p.m. Sunday James Moss 35 backed into a city owned vehicle and was cited for improper backing. At 6 24 a.m. Friday Ottawa Fire Department responded to a structure fire on 941 E Fairway Drive.
Correction states Ransom Memorial Hospital has raised 288000 dollars toward digital mammography equipment and needs 162000 more to reach the 450000 dollar unit. The Herald Weekender editorial misprinted the figures, transposing the amounts.
Markets show Ottawa Co op quotations for Monday afternoon with hard wheat 6.75, soybeans 11.77, corn 6.47, milo 6.07. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted corn 6.24, milo 10.59, oats 2.63, soybeans 11.62, wheat 6.87.
Local historian Louis Reed recaps Ottawa events on November 1 1911. Drivers lament slow horses hindering cars on Main Street bridge while council debates easing auto ordinances. Tax payments begin. 70 premid paid by 2 pm. notices cover farmers institute, corn contest prizes, new suburban home under construction, and police effort to curb mischief. Reports on water plans and flood considerations, plus a blacksmith’s suicide by poison in Forest Park.
A Philadelphia team reports a new herbal formulation named Cinnatroi sp reheat blond ee tayo very meng gluco that allegedly aids diabetes care. The study claims an ingredient in Cimatrol may boost insulin responsiveness and improve glucose energy conversion.
In Miami County near Bucyrus a trash truck rolled on a road and tipped onto its top pinning two inside. One died at the scene and the other was flown to a Kansas City area hospital. names were withheld pending relatives’ notification. Separately, a fire at the Islamic Association of Mid Kansas in west Wichita damaged the attic and roof, with no injuries reported. investigators have not yet determined a cause. The blaze caused at least 130000 dollars in damage and is under FBI ATF and local fire department inquiry.
Governor Sam Brownback expressed prayers for the Bartlett Grain Co accident victims after a deadly explosion in Atchison along the Missouri River. Six workers were killed and two injured as investigators probe the cause, with Brownback offering condolences on behalf of Kansas citizens.
More than 160 soldiers of the 2nd Heavy Brigade Combat Team of the 1st Infantry Division returned to Fort Riley from a year long Baghdad deployment. The unit, which began its mission in November 2010 with over 3,000 soldiers, marks a second Baghdad tour since returning from Germany. The brigade previously served in Iraq from October 2008 to September 2009.
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