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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2010
Page
1
A daily admissions report lists Mary Triplet from Ottawa as admitted on Tuesday. The same day Mary Wright from Pomona appears in the dismissals section, indicating discharge.
Walter B OMalley 88 of Garnett died Tuesday October 26 2010 at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett. He was born August 27 1922 in Kingman County to Daniel and Magdalena OMalley. He married Jo Ann Haag June 12 1950 in Ottawa. Surviving are his wife and children including Sr Lois OMalley Manhattan Carol Kane Derby Margie Bunnel Welda Rose Mary Carson Naperville IL sons James Parsons Daniel Paul Joe OMalley Wichita six grandchildren three great grandchildren sisters Eileen Rooney and Bea Magers brother Francis OMalley and preceded by three brothers and daughter Kathy. Service 10 am Saturday October 30 2010 at Holy Angels Catholic Church Garnett. Burial Holy Angels Cemetery Garnett. Rosary 7 pm Friday at the funeral home. Memorials to Knights of Columbus Council 1368. Condolences at Feuerborn Funeral and Ottawa Herald sites.
At 9 01 a m Tuesday Franklin County deputies arrested Duster Sedom 53 of 912 South Cedar Street on a warrant for probation violation in Cheney. At 9 09 a m Tuesday Joshua Franks 20 of Richmond was held on two Franklin County warrants for failure to appear and probation violation. At 12 02 a m Tuesday Drew Elliot Wiard 26 of Wellsville was detained on suspicion of domestic battery.
A 40-year-old Wellsville man reported his mailbox stolen on Woodson Road during the night. A 27-year-old Rantoul woman reported a dent in her car door on North McGinnis Avenue later that day.
A 28 year old Ottawa woman reports an unknown person stole an item from her apartment on West 17th Street at 1 09 p m. Earlier a 61 year old Ottawa man reports unknown persons damaged lights on a flag pole at Birch Street at 9 a m.
Public assists reported on Main Street blocks 700 and 500, and Walnut Street 600. A suspicious entry noted on Poplar Street 1000. East 6th Street 100 block and Locust Street 200 block logged domestic disturbance and ordinance violation Tuesday.
Non injury collision at 3 18 a m Wednesday in the 600 block of North Maple Terrace involved a parked vehicle owned by Gary D Johnson 55 Wellsville struck by an unknown vehicle. Another crash at 56 p m Tuesday on the 1100 block of South Ash Street involved a vehicle driven by a 16 year old Ottawa girl hitting a vehicle driven by a 15 year old Ottawa boy.
At 4 30 a m Wednesday crews from Pottawatomie Cutler and LOH fire departments responded to a structure fire at 703 South Kansas Ave in Ohio Pottawatomie County. The incident involved a reported building fire with responders on scene to contain the blaze.
Kansas City fans celebrated into the early morning after the Royals won their first World Series title. The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce seeks volunteers for Leadership 1986, a new program inspired by Leadership Kansas.
The Justice Department reached agreements in 14 states and Guam to protect over 65,000 overseas and military voters ahead of the November 2 midterm. Courts enforced ballots be sent at least 45 days before elections, with remedies including extended counting, express mailing, and voter notification.
Army medical researchers launch a $17 million three year study to identify the most effective death by own action prevention programs for servicemembers. Col. Carl Castro notes current trainings lack evidence and the project will build a network, review existing work, and compile a database for evaluating what works. Over 1,100 U.S. service members killed themselves from 2005 to 2009.
Markets report from Ottawa shows hard wheat 6.34 soybeans 11.49 corn 5.25 milo 5.05. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted corn 5.19 milo 8.37 oats 3.24 soybeans N A wheat 6.09 with none listed for several items.
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