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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2011
Page
1
Daily hospital notes list dismissals by date. Friday shows Paul Coover and Gardner. Saturday lists David Fine. Sunday includes Terrie Burnham, all from Ottawa.
Franklin County Jail and Police Department arrests list multiple incidents. James Pendergrass 26 of Lane, Kevin N. Hamblin 33 of Richmond, and Jacob Belfield 24 of Wellsville face charges or suspicions including battering DUI open container and property damage. Ottawa residents James Mauszycki 52 Floyd Atchison 48 Dominique Burnett 21 Billy Adams Jr 37 and Curtis Brown 35 plus Kenneth Lee Jr 37 face DUIs warrants or domestic battery charges with related fines or notices.
A 17 year old Ottawa girl reported being battered by a 19 year old man at 10 24 a m near Kingman Road. The day also saw theft reports of copper wire worth 10 dollars near Indiana and Douglas roads and a shed and van break in on West Mill Street with under 1000 dollars damage. Vandalism included a tire puncture on East Main Street and damage to a KCP and L substation with about 2065 dollars loss. An air conditioner was shot on East Main Street causing 1500 dollars in damage. Multiple auto accidents occurred including a Pomona driver rear ending Overbrook teen, deer collision near Indiana Haskell, a Pomona teen loss of control into a ditch, and a Brandon Walker wreck with over 1000 dollars damage. No injuries reported.
Ruth Virginia Carlson 87 of Ottawa formerly of Pomona died Sept 9 2011 at Village Manor Ottawa Cremation planned services at 11 a m Sept 14 2011 Dengel Son Mortuary family to meet 10 a m prior Born January 36 1924 in Agricola to Frank Joseph and Annie Pearl Stansbury lifelong Osage and Franklin counties resident married Albert Neil Carlson July 3 1946 they shared 65 years of marriage Survived by husband and numerous nieces and nephews Preceded in death by parents siblings and twin children Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Memorials to St Jude Hospital or Prairie Paws Animal Shelter care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS
David O Armstrong aged 68 of Topeka died Thursday September 8 2011. He served 25 years as a Kansas State Trooper and was a member of the Kansas State Troopers Association and Kansas Peace Officers Association. He is survived by his wife Judith Moskau Armstrong, two daughters Roya Eck and Stacy Montgomery, three grandchildren, three brothers and a sister. Graveside services will be 11 a.m. Tuesday September 13 2011 at Bellomont Cemetery in Wathena Kansas. Memorials may be given to Zion United Evangelical Church Cemetery Fund or the American Heart Association. Friends may call after noon Monday with visitation 6 to 8 p.m. at Harman Rohde Funeral Home in Wathena.
Billie Joe Reeve, 66, Osawatomie, died Sept. 6, 2011, at home. Services were Sept. 11 at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home with burial at Osawatomie Cemetery. Survivor list includes Cheryl Havens Reeve. daughters Cheri Maimer, Shani Reeve, Erica Smith. brother Sonny Reeve. sisters Pat Walters, Dee Lombard, Helen Karigan. five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Memorials to Billie Joe Reeve Memorial Fund at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home.
Workmen repairing Cedar Street between Fourth and Fifth left a fallen tree protruding into the street last night. L C Bushong drove into it, was thrown from his buggy, and suffered a badly wrenched left ankle as the horse spooked and the harness broke. The tree had not been removed from the street. The incident occurred about 8 o'clock in very dark conditions.
Ottawa market quotations list hard wheat 7.51 soy beans 13.51 corn 7.29 milo 6.91. In Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices, corn 7.21 oats 3.83 soybeans 13.55 wheat 7.92 with milo 13.33 and none listed for some items.
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