Daily Report of Arrests and Incidents in Ottawa and Franklin County
Ottawa and Franklin County reports list arrests and incidents affecting residents and property, with summaries of traffic events and hospital updates. Names, locations, and outcomes are noted, reflecting police activity and public safety status in the region.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Franklin County Jail and Police Arrest Log Summary
A sequence of arrest records from Franklin County shows multiple suspects gender ages and towns including Galen Godfrey Lyndon Jessica Sligar Ottawa Charles Duvall Wellsville Andrea Conus Ottawa and Timothy Smith Pomona among others. Incidents include suspected domestic property damage driving while suspended DUI harboring a vicious animal battery on a law officer and shoplifting with several warrants and bonds noted.
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Sheriff's Department
Galen Godfrey
Lyndon
Jessica Sligar
Ottawa
Franklin County
Charles Duvall
Wellsville
Andrea Conus
Timothy Smith
Pomona
Jeremy Lankard
Cynthia Muldoon
Kansas City
Jessica D. Sligar
David C. True
Gardner
Joshua R. Crawford
Richmond
Sabra D. Moses
Michael E. Kratzberg
Princeton
Phillip P. Wallace
James Gilbert
Robert Kunard
Melinda Raleigh
Waverly
Pomona Residents Report Threats and Property Crimes
At 2:29 a.m. Friday in the 600 block of East C Street a 24-year-old Pomona woman and a 24-year-old Pomona man reported criminal threats by known suspects. Thefts occurred 11 a.m. Tuesday in the 4800 block of Texas Road with a Polaris ATV valued at 4100 dollars. Vandalism at 9:57 p.m. Saturday in the 100 block of West A Street involved a fire hydrant. A building fire was reported at 813 a.m. Sunday in the 2200 block of East 15th Street.
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East C Street
Pomona
Texas Road
Polaris Atv
West A Street
East 15Th Street
Police Report From Ottawa Notes Runaway and Protection Order Incident
Police logs show at 10:22 p.m. Saturday in the 300 block of North Locust Street a 51-year-old Ottawa woman reported a 16-year-old Ottawa girl ran away. At 10:22 a.m. Sunday in the 2000 block of South Princeton Street a 23-year-old Ottawa woman reported a 24-year-old Ottawa man violated a protection order. Case under investigation. Also noted: 4:04 p.m. Friday on Logan Street 66 the 304 E. Logan St. Wallet incident and 8:11 a.m. Saturday in the 100 block of South Main Street three van windows.
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North Locust Street
Ottawa
Princeton Street
South Main Street
Vehicle incidents on local roads with deer and unknown driver
At 1:38 a.m. on Thomas and Vermont roads a vehicle left the roadway and rolled. driver not located. At 4:35 p.m. on Allen Road Adam Vaughn, 17, swerved to miss a deer and lost control. damage over $1,000. At 8:08 p.m. on U S 59 and Reno Road John Hackett, 19, Lawrence, struck a deer. damage over $1,000.
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Thomas
Vermont
Allen Road
Adam Vaughn
U.S. 59
Reno Road
John Hackett
Lawrence
Super Kansas Gash Jackpot Expansion Update
Lottery brief notes a draw called Super Kansas Gash with numbers 2 18 22 24 28 and the term Super Cashball 21. It lists the next jackpot at $230,000 and presents the event as a quick betting update from the Kansas lottery scene.
Obituary of Wellsville resident August Hrabe at 98
Wells ville resident August Ernest Hrabe 98 died Friday November 23 2007 at Good Samaritan Center Orate Graveside services were Sunday Wellsville Cemetery He born August 20 1909 in Pla inaville to Joseph and Agnes Harmacek Urabe He farmed in Sherman County and Douglas County near Wellsville He owned the Wellsville Pool Hall for 10 years Survivors include three daughters Janet Reeves Bella Vista Arkansas Julie Coffey and husband Bill Teresa Osher and husband IR all of Wellsville three sons Donald Hrabe and wife Marie Tex Hrabe and wife Freda Jeffery Hrabe and wife Meri a daughter in law Mary Hrabe sister Rene Russ Natoma brother Tommy Urabe Plainville 16 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews He was preceded in death by a son Harold Urabe an infant daughter Janice and six siblings Memorials may be made to Wellsville Baptist Church or Wellsville Library in care of Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville KS 66092
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Wellsville
Ernest Hrabe
Good Samaritan Center
Orate
Joseph and
Agnes (Harmacek) Urabe
Plainville
Sherman
Edith Murray
Goodland
Douglas County
Janet Reeves
Jim
Bella Vista
Ark
Julie Coffey
Bill
Teresa Osher
Donald Hrabe
Marie
Teryl
Tex” Hrabe
Freda
Mapleton
Jeffery Hrabe
Meri
Olathe
Inlaw
Mary Hrabe
Minneapolis
Kan
Rene Russ
Natoma
Tommy Urabe
Harold Urabe
Janice
Wellsville Baptist Church
Wilson
P.O. Box
Thelma Imogene Good Obituary Notice
Thelma Imogene Good 82 of Wellsville Kansas died November 20 2007 at Olathe Medical Center She was born February 21 1925 in Madison Kansas to Arthur D and Dollie Hill She married Harold Good in 1946 and worked as a patient representative at Gardner Hospital until 1987 Survivors include two sons James Good and wife Carolyn Overland Park Dr Robert Good and wife Joy Chester Maryland one grandson Ryan Good and one brother Wesley and family Private memorial services at a later date Contributions suggested to the Greater To Mane Society 5545 Parallel Kansas City KS 66104
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Imogene Good
Wellsville
Kan
Olathe Medical Center
Madison
Arthur D
Dollie FE
Park
Robert Good
Joy
Chester
Ryan Good
Wesley
Robert
City zoning fight likely to provoke action over adult stores
Wichita attorney Charlie O’Hara says adult entertainment shops will resist a year end law restricting licenses to zones for limited development. The measure, approved two years ago, forces three open stores to close or relocate and distances venues from churches schools and parks. City officials may file lawsuits in early 2008, with First Amendment and property rights concerns cited by critics.
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Wichitacap
Wichita
Charlie Otlara
O'Hara
Jan Beemer
Operation Southwind
Old Town
Kelly Rundell
O’hara
Markets slip as credit worries outpace surge in holiday sales
Wall Street trimmed early gains as credit market strains return, with the New York Fed planning $8 billion in term repos to boost liquidity through year end. Citigroup signals cost cuts while HSBC plans to bail out two funds, even as a better retail sales report offers limited relief. Grain quotes and county prices listed for Ottawa and Franklin County.
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New York Federal Reserve
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Citigroup Inc
Hsbc Holdings PLC
Europe
ShopperTrak
U.S
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