Daily Report Hospital Notes Admissions
Wednesday entry notes patient Roberta Moore admitted at Ottawa hospital.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2010
Page
1
Wednesday entry notes patient Roberta Moore admitted at Ottawa hospital.
Franklin County Jail arrests include Drew Elliot Wiard 26 Wellsville for domestic battery and Daniel Brubaker 44 Wichita for driving with a suspended license. Ottawa Police report Devin Christopher Jones 26 Ottawa held on a city warrant and suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia possession after a Linwood block incident.
A 21-year-old Ottawa woman reports her ex-boyfriend, also 21, grabbed her arm and slammed her in a door on Pawnee Road at 4:14 p.m. Wednesday. In a separate theft, an 81-year-old Princeton man says someone stole two tubs of tree trimming equipment on U.S. 59 at 2:05 p.m. Wednesday.
Police logs describe a 35 year old Ottawa woman assaulted by an unknown suspect with a rifle on North Cherry Street at 9 42 p m and a 41 year old Ottawa woman reporting her daughter's bicycle stolen on South Locust Street at 10 55 p m Wednesday.
Police log shows public assists on Main Street and suspicious activity on West 6th Street. A juvenile complaint occurred on Benton Street.
At 6 37 a m Wednesday a vehicle driven by Jason Drayer 26 Princeton struck a deer on Oregon Road 2200 block. A second non injury crash occurred at 7 50 a m Wednesday when James Stringham 40 Paola hit a deer at K 68 and Utah Road.
In Ottawa on October 29 1985 the Franklin County Commission announced informal township meetings on voting to keep or rescind the current zoning ordinance. Briles School near Ottawa on K-68 was deeded to Peoria Township after months of talks tied to a highway project. A KU student died dodging a train in Lawrence amid a game called training. The Pentagon indicated servicemen who admit drug use or homosexual activity during AIDS screening can face discharge. Kansas must retool its economy on a sturdier base per KU economist before a legislative panel.
Mary Ann Hoglund 92 died Oct 27 2010 at Midland Hospice House Topeka KS. Funeral Nov 1 at First United Methodist Church Ottawa with Pastor Wayne Castle officiating. She taught in several high schools and later worked at Ottawa University retiring 1980. Survived by two sons four grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Memorials to church American Heart Association or American Cancer Society through Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS. Burial Highland Cemetery.
Myrl C. Lingo, 89, Garnett, died Wednesday October 27, 2010 at the Kansas City VA Medical Center. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday October 30 at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel with visitation from 1 to 2 p.m. in Garnett Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Condolences at feuerbornfuneral.com and ottawahherald.com.
Dora Edna Osborn 97 died Sunday Oct 24 2010 at Sunset Manor Wa verly funeral home Lebo born Feb 20 1913 Michigan Valley to Edward Beard and Addie Wiggins Beard married Frank E Osborn July 3 1931 Ottawa he preceded her. Survived by daughter Juanita Edington Burlington six grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Services Agricola Cemetery. Family time before service. Memorials to American Cancer Society through funeral home Lebo KS.
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation weatherizes over 200 homes yearly across 13 counties including Franklin. Demonstration in Ottawa at 812 South Pecan Street aims to raise awareness ahead of Kansas Weatherization Day. Services free, funded by federal energy programs, improve furnaces, seal leaks, repair glass, and insulate buildings to cut energy bills.
Ottawa Co op posts afternoon quotes with hard wheat 6.51 soybeans 11.50 corn 5.27 and milo 5.07. Franklin County postings show gains with a 28 Agen price.
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