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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2009
Page
9
A concise digest of arrests incidents and traffic notes affecting residents and property in Ottawa and Franklin County. Includes hospital news and crime updates with references to local police activity and public safety.
Friday admissions include June Hettler of Ottawa. Saturday adds Mary Jones of Ottawa and Eula Scott of Pomona. Sunday admits Jessie Larson of Ottawa. Friday dismissals list Cheryl Dozier of Pomona and Donald Smith of Ottawa.
A sequence of arrests across Franklin County shows multiple suspects held on warrants, domestic battery, trespassing, driving with suspended license, and open container offenses. Notable names include Shannon Hagelin, Dena Allen, Sabrina Green, Bryan Rice, Joshua Shumate, Wayland Kirkland, William Lute III, Jeremiah Nichols, Fredrick Kramer, Leann Godfrey, and James Givens with charges ranging from failure to appear to driving reckless with pedestrians.
At 3500 block of U S 59 a traffic stop yielded marijuana seized after a K-9 indicated drugs on the dash. In Pomona at 200 block A Street about 5300 dollars of scrap metal and vehicle parts were reported stolen from the old Pomona Ready Mix site. Vandalism damage estimated at 240 dollars occurred in the 3000 block of Colorado Road.
Friday dawn gunfire left a 32 year old Ottawa man seriously injured on Fourth and Oak. he was sent to Overland Park Regional Medical Center. On Saturday a 9 year old was bitten by Carly Buhs's dog on South Sycamore Street and she was cited for harboring a vicious animal. A separate Sunday incident saw two Ottawa women battered on Osage Drive. another Ottawa woman reported dog bites at Bea Martin Peck Animal Shelter. Thefts occurred Saturday on South Oak and Sunday on East Eighth Street with items from unlocked vehicles.
The Marais des Cygnes River stayed high after cresting at 21.62 feet, then receded to about 20.5 feet by noon. Ottawa school board met to address several items including a trustee resignation and concerns labeled the seven year leak at Garfield school.
Clarence E. Hetrick 84 of Westphalia died October 2 2009 at Life Care Center of Burlington Funeral services were held October 7 2009 at Garnett Church of the Nazarene He was born May 11 1925 to Earl Elmer and Mary Alice White Hetrick He married Lois Maxine Cade April 26 1946 in Emporia Survived by wife Lois sons Roger Hetrick Red Oak Texas Steve Hetrick Odessa Texas daughter Mary Warren Uniontown four grandchildren sisters Joyce Van Horn Greenville Illinois Norma Pace Trumbull Connecticut Rosemary Harrison St Peters Missouri Interment Patton Cemetery rural Westphalia Family visitation October 6 7 p m at Garnett funeral home Condolences at feuerbornfuneral com and ottawaherald com.
Beatrice Bea Holly 83 of Ottawa formerly of Olathe died Oct 2 2009 at Royal Terrace Nursing Home Funeral services Oct 8 2009 at Bruce Funeral Home Gardner KS burial Gardner Cemetery visitation 10 am before service Memorials to American Cancer Society Bea born Jan 3 1926 in Hardin County Tennessee she moved from Gardner to Olathe then Ottawa Survived by children Larry Joe Judy Carolyn Ronnie Jerry 30 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren 10 great great grandchildren and many siblings and relatives.
The CDC reports a 2006 to 2008 survey across 34 states showing high and middle schools cut selling sugary and salty snacks from 54 percent to 36 percent and soda from 62 percent to 37 percent. Mississippi and Tennessee saw the sharpest drops, with officials praising policy changes and legislation driving healthier eating in youths.
The Dow gains 112 points led by financials and energy as the ISM service index climbs to 50.9 in September, bouncing from August and signaling expansion for the first time in a year. Analysts caution on earnings season and volume remains light amid back-to-back weekly losses.
Doris Hobelman 87 of Colony died at home Thursday Oct 1 2009 Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday Oct 7 2009 at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Colony Interment Colony Cemetery Condolences at Feuerbornfuneral com and ottawah herald com
Frances M. Warnock, 83, Ottawa, died Sunday October 4, 2009 at Ottawa Retirement Village. Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. A full obituary will appear later. Online condolences at ottawaherald.com.
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