Local residents face multiple arrests in weekend incidents
The KS Highway Patrol booked 24-year-old Michael A. Dietrich of Wellsville on suspicion of driving under the influence at 4 40 a.m. Sunday. At 8 12 p.m. Saturday Jackie Story, 20, Ottawa, was arrested on suspicion of lacking a valid license after a collision with a Richmond woman. She also faced charges of inattentive driving improper backing and no insurance. At 12 08 p.m. Saturday Karl A. Robinson, 30, Ottawa, was arrested on an Ottawa warrant. At 7 03 p.m. Saturday Cole M. Farrar, 22, Ottawa, was arrested on suspicion of domestic battery. The article also notes historical details about a person connected to the Weight School and a family obituary reference mentioning Carol Brett and seven great grandchildren.
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Michael A. Dietrich
Wellsville
Kansas Highway Patrol
South Hickory Street
Jackie Story
Ottawa
Richmond
Story
North Main Street
Karl A. Robinson
West 17Th Street
Cole M. Farrar
Ottawa area incidents and theft reports summarized
A 37 year old Ottawa man reported a choking incident at Montana Road. A 21 year old Garnett woman was assaulted at Rich mond Street Dance by a 27 year old Garnett man. thefts included car break ins on South Kallock Street and debit card fraud online by a 31 year old Ottawa woman. Vandalism damaged mailboxes on John Brown Drive. Accidents included a minor rear end collision on West Fifth Street, a rollover in Pomona from a drowsy driver, a trailer collision on K-68 I-35, and a dog dodge causing a ditch wreck on Idaho Terrace. Damage totals ranged from $300 to over $1,000. one driver was hospitalized.
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Montana Road
Ottawa
North Baldwin
East Central
Garnett
Richmond Street
South
Kallock Street
Richmond
Orlando
Fla
Indiana Terrace
North Seventh Street
Centropolis
John Brown Drive
West Fifth
South Oak Streets
Carolyn Jentzsch
la Cygne
Maxine Goodwin
Lane
Ricky Ruditi
Gardner
James Weaver
Howard
Weaver
Idaho Terrace
Labette Road
Charles Bishop
Pomona
Bishop
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Emergency Medical Services
Braden Hunt 16 Kincaid dies in auto crash services set
Braden Rae Hunt of Kincaid died Saturday October 1 2011 from a motor vehicle accident. A memorial service is planned for October 6 at the Garnett Church of the Nazarene with burial in Kincaid Cemetery. He was a junior at Anderson County High School. Survivors include his parents Dusty and Dee Hunt a sister Tia and several grandparents. Memorials to the Braden Hunt Memorial Fund. Condolences may be left online.
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Braden’ Rae Hunt
Kincaid
Garnett Church
of the Nazarene
Garnett
Dusty and
Dee (Bowen) Hunt
Anderson County High School
Dusty
Dee
Tia
Wayne
Anna Hunt
Huntsville
Ark
Darrell Bowen
Elkins
Wanda Bailey
Springdale
Braden Hunt
Death of Georgia Nelson in Ottawa at 82
Georgia Nelson 82 of Ottawa died Friday September 30 2011 at Ottawa Retirement Manor. Services are pending and will be announced later.
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Georgia Nelson
Ottawa
Ottawa Retirement Manor
Ottawa to Proclaim October for Several Causes
October will see proclamations by the Ottawa City Commission for National Community Planning Breast Cancer Awareness and Domestic Violence Awareness. The Ottawa Fire Department reported 128 calls and about 11800 dollars in losses for August. Arrests included five domestic violence cases plus two domestic battery incidents. Therron Dieckmann, executive director of the Ottawa Recreation Commission, was among those arrested recently. Fire Prevention Week is slated for October 9 to 15.
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Ottawa
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa Police Department
Therron Dieckmann
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Fire Department
Signs Direct Patients at Franklin County Annex
Franklin County commissioners tour the remodeled Franklin County Office Annex at 14th and Main, viewing nine inside signs and one outside. The new markers point to seven specialty physicians including neurology nephrology and plastic surgery at Ransom Memorial Hospital services and physicians, with completion expected next week.
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Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Commission
Ottawa Tales and Signs Stirring Ottawa Sept 4 1911
Marked by a rumor of a new telephone proposition as General Superintendent McDaniels and J L Hunt visit Ottawa. A giant Santa Fe Trail cut off sign becomes a local controversy at Seventh and Main. Drainage District No. 2 nears formation while a jailed showman Serpeno arrives, described as a human snake contortionist.
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Ottawa
McDaniels
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
J.L. Hunt
Topeka
P.P. Elder Jr
Elder
Commercial Club
Quenemo Trail
Seventh and
Main Streets
Seventh
Queneio
Serpeno
Burlington
Markets report of Ottawa and Franklin grain quotes
Ottawa Co-op quoted hard wheat at 6.37 soybeans 11.23 corn 5.78 milo 5.43 for Monday afternoon. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted corn 5.82 milo 9.61 oats 2.58 soybeans 11.18 wheat 6.68 with none listed for other categories.
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Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
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White Bear Lake
Minn
Circle Pines
Zimmerman
Paola
Kan
E, Carol
Brett
Ical Newspaper
Princeton
Linoath
Mal Geeta
Etme
Rantoul
Braden Rae Hunt
Ottawaherald.com
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