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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2011
Page
1
A man reports a missing financial card in the 1500 block of Apple Lane at 1 5 p.m. Thursday. At 7 33 a.m. Thursday in the 600 block of West 15th Street a vehicle driven by Ashleigh Sharp a 16 year old resident of Ottawa was struck by an unknown vehicle and pushed into a second stopped car in Ottawa.
Police logged a theft report in the 400 block of East Third Street on Thursday. Detectives noted item alleged missing and are reviewing surveillance footage for leads and suspect identification.
Ruth Whitcomb 94 of Kincaid died November 3 2011 at Anderson County Hospital Long Term Care Garnett. Services at 10 30 a m November 7 2011 at Kincaid Selma United Methodist Church burial Osage Cemetery. Born March 31 1917 in Kincaid to James and Lena Main she married Charles Melvin Whitcomb in 1934 he preceded her in death. Survivors include sons Donald C R and David all of Kincaid daughters Phyllis Jackson Mound City Cheryl Moore Kincaid and Susan White Kincaid 22 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren. Also preceded in death by infant Melvin Dwayne daughters Sandra Ruth Debra Kay Stewart brothers Clarence and Ralph Main sisters Helen Burris Wilma Whitcomb. Friends may pay respects Sunday afternoon Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Garnett with family greeting 5 to 7 p m. Memorials may go to Kincaid Fair Association. Condolences at FeuerbornFuneral.com and Ottawaherald.com.
The Lake Region Resource Conservation and Development Council encourages dropping off used bicycles year round at the Franklin County Recycling Center 2039 S Elm St for refurbishment. Bikes will be repaired by prisoners at Ellsworth Correctional Facility and given to children via twice yearly bike adoptions during holidays and in early summer, in line with America Recycles Day on November 15.
An entertainer from the hills of Kentucky regaled a large audience at the Rohrbough Theater, sharing rugged tales and bragging of fist prowess while a crowd gathered at the depot. New road signs and gypsy fortune tellers drew attention on Main Street as Ottawa weathered a busy day of events.
The note lists a weekly lunch plan from Monday to Friday with various meals. Items include pulled pork with ranch salad and applesauce, chicken broccoli rice, stewed tomato with wheat bread, meatloaf with gravy and a wheat roll, chicken salad soup and fruit, and pasta bake with Italian vegetables and breadsticks. Some words are misspelled or garbled, but the key dishes and days are identifiable.
The nets show October 31 offerings with feeder steers priced $134 to $154 and $121 to $130 for heifers across weight ranges 400 to 800 pounds. Slaughter cows and bulls weakened $1 to $2. Calves and feeder cattle movement noted with minor gains and losses overall.
Ottawa Co op quotients Friday afternoon list hard wheat 6.70, soybeans 11.97, corn 6.54, milo 6.14. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices: corn 6.28, milo 10.70, oats 2.64, soybeans 11.53, wheat 6.76.
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