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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2009
Page
9
The Herald reports arrests and incidents affecting people and property in Ottawa and Franklin County. Includes traffic reports and hospital news with updates from The Herald's website for the latest details.
Hospital notes show admissions on Saturday for Catherine Bishop Ottawa Brent Wilkerson Ottawa Cassandra Floyd Ottawa Amy Pruitt Quenemo. On Monday admissions include Dorothy Manchester Ottawa. Dismissals on Monday list Cassandra Floyd Ottawa Amy Pruitt Quenemo Jack Patty Ottawa.
A Saturday night into Monday report lists seven arrests or detentions across Ottawa area locations including Kayana Smith 30 Ottawa on a Coffey County warrant, underage alcohol cases for Sheena Buskirk 19 Gardner Micaya Mills 19 Gardner James Moran 19 Adrian MO Dora Diaz 18 Ottawa and a 16 year old from Quenemo and Pomona. Police also cite Christopher Star 18 Waverly for lewd acts and Robert Rice 26 Ottawa on an outstanding City warrant. several suspects were issued notices to appear.
Sheriff's notes log incidents including a tour bus fire near 1821 I 35 with overheated brakes that caused no damage, a dog bite to a 50 year old Ottawa man on US 59, an 18 year old woman reporting past domestic at Labette Road, and a cord of wood reported on Rock Creek Road.
Police report Friday through Sunday incidents on South Main and nearby blocks in Ottawa. A known suspect allegedly obtained prescription medication and battered individuals while a 13-year-old was arrested for criminal threat. Thefts include burglaries at Bishop's Brew and Kentucky Fried Chicken and various property losses. Vandalism involved broken windows at Games and Things and damage on East Hamblin Street.
The Kansas Pick 3 drawing for April 6 2006 shows red numbers 09 26 and white numbers 05 09. The ticket carries a prize value of $22,000.
Marion Lee Cushing 80 of Kincaid died September 7 2009 at home. Services 10:30 a.m. Friday Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Garnett. He was born October 15 1928 in Kincaid and served in World War II. He worked as a rural mail carrier for the U S Postal Service. Survived by wife Vincie Jo Wood Cushing daughters Connie Edgerton Garnett and Diana Storrer Iola sister Velma Wiseman Clovis NM six grandchildren three great grandchildren. Burial in Kincaid Cemetery. Memorials to American Heart Association. Online condolences at Feuerbornfuneral com and Ottawaherald com.
Ronald David Gull 59 Garnett died September 7 2009 at Anderson County Hospital Burial at Kincaid Cemetery March 14 1950 birth in Garnett He owned Gull's Body Shop Survived by fiancée Pam Scheckel daughters Kari Kae Britnee Hannah mother Goldie Gull granddaughter Jaci Gull and preceded by father Joseph Gull and brother Wilbur Gull Memorials to Kincaid Fair Association or American Cancer Society via Feuerborn Funeral Services Condolences at feu rbornfuneral.com
Helen D Patton 85 of Newton died September 8 2009 at Newton Medical Center Services 2 PM Friday at Petersen Funeral Home Newton Graveside 11 AM Saturday Mt Hope Cemetery Topeka born April 24 1924 LaHarpe to Frederick and Tena Ellen Heathman USO WWII homemaker married Robert Charles Patton Sr December 21 1947 Topeka survived by daughter Janise Enterkin Sedgwick son Robert Patton Jr Columbia MO two sisters in law three grandchildren four great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews predeceased by brothers Eugene and Fred Heathman and sister June July friends may pay respects Thursday 1 to 2 PM at Petersen Funeral Home Newton 6 30 PM to 9 PM Thursday contributions may be sent to Presbyterian Manor or Hospice Care of Kansas care of Petersen Funeral Home Newton KS 67114 online condolences at ot tawaherald.com
Wichita plans a mental health court within the municipal system to divert mentally ill defendants to treatment rather than jail. Judge Bryce Abbott expects hearings to start in October with support from the city prosecutor, public defender, probation, and Sedgwick County Comcare. Funded by a 238000 Justice Department grant plus 102000 in kind from the city, the pilot aims to reduce recidivism and jail costs by connecting eligible defendants to treatment and stipulating compliance.
Markets drift toward a flat opening with commodities rising and the dollar near recent lows. Ottawa Co-op quoted grains for Tuesday afternoon in Ottawa and Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted county prices for corn milo oats soybeans wheat and more.
A 31-year-old Ottawa man died in a Kansas City hospital from head injuries after his car collided with another vehicle on Saturday. His death marks the 35th traffic fatality in Kansas City this year.
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