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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2007
Page
8
Daily Report notes arrests incidents in Ottawa and Franklin County. Admissions on Monday include Kimberly White and William Bronson in Ottawa. Births on Monday record a boy weighing seven pounds eight ounces to Kimberly and Eric White in Ottawa.
Franklin County deputies booked nine individuals on Monday at 305 S Main St and other locations. Warrant charges included probation violations and battery on a corrections officer, with bonds ranging from none to 100000 dollars. Police also arrested George Mell for driving while suspended and transported Leann Godfrey to the jail for a City of Ottawa warrant.
At 10 a.m. Monday a 19 year old male in Ottawa reported a stray cat bite near Mac Fasteners at 1100 Enterprise. At 9:18 a.m. Monday a 51 year old female in Princeton reported her purse stolen in the 300 block of South Main Street. A separate entry notes items reported missing between 3:12 p.m. and 3:27 p.m. on Oct 28 in the 900 block of North Cherry Street.
Non injury crashes occurred at West 23rd Street, U S 59 with Sand Creek Road, and Riley Road with Florida Road. Drivers James Turner, Evelyn Dix, Eva Watson, Dorothy Mohr and Terrance Theele named. Theele sustained minor injuries and was transported to hospital. Unknown vehicle left scene after first incident.
A sequence of fire department calls from Friday to Monday includes multiple medical assists at Ottawa and other towns on 1550 S Cedar St 604 S Mulberry St 301 S Hickory St 711 E Garfield St Lot 1 Eisenhower Rd 809 W Seventh St 2024 S Main St and a smoke detector activation at 2024 S Main St. Also notes a road closure on Nevada Terrace for five days. Additional ambulance assists reported in Wellsville Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison and Ohio Fire Department areas.
Dr. William Bill De Bois 64 of Ottawa died Monday October 29 2007 at his home. He was born August 27 1943 in Baltimore Maryland to Stanley and Esther DeBois and later practiced optometry in Albuquerque New Mexico and Ottawa Kansas. He owned the Kansas Alpaca Company after moving to Ottawa in 2005. He is survived by his wife Bonnie Samuel a daughter Erica Linnell a son Steven DeBois and several stepchildren and grandchildren. Memorials may go to Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter via Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.
Lyle Windon North of Baldwin City died Sunday October 28 2007 at Baldwin Healthcare and Rehab. He was born July 18 1923 in rural Franklin County grew up near Ottawa and lived in Baldwin City. He served in the U S Army during WWII and in the U S Air Force during the Korean Conflict. He retired in 1986 after working for Pepsi Cola Farmland Industries and other firms. He married Ruby Grider in 1952. survivors include wife daughter Sheila Rugan son Eric North and several siblings and grandchildren. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery with visitation Wednesday evening. Contributions may go to diabetes or hospice charities.
Dolly Parton said she sang for Porter Wagoner before he died and that part of him lives on through her music. Wagoner, 80, died of lung cancer in a Nashville hospice after a final visit with Parton and his family. He rose to fame in the 1960s and 70s with Parton on their TV show, and later enjoyed a comeback with a new album.
Markets waver as investors await the Fed policy outcome amid tepid consumer sentiment. The Conference Board shows October confidence at 95.6, housing and credit concerns weigh on equities after Procter & Gamble and Qwest reports and Merrill Lynch shakeup. Dow drops 40.07 to 13,830.19 as traders eye a possible 0.25 point rate cut and monitor oil prices and the dollar. Local grain quotes and county prices for corn, milo, oats, soybeans, and wheat are listed for Ottawa and Franklin counties.
The seminars for Parents University will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on November 7 at Ottawa High School Cyclone Room located at 1120 S. Ash St. Registration phone number is (785) 229-8603. The earlier Monday Herald article gave wrong time and phone.
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