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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2011
Page
1
Monday admissions include Alfred Booton from Pomona Willa Spencer from Ottawa and Ruby Zorn from Quenemo.
Gary N Mavity 64 of Olathe died Sept 12 2011 at home after a life in education as teacher coach administrator and superintendent. He was born June 15 1947 in Ottawa grew up there and later taught at Ottawa High School before retirement. He served in the US Army and was active in Methodist churches and school associations. He is survived by his wife Rebecca, two children Carrie and Scott, a sister and several grandchildren. Memorial service Sept 16 2011 at First United Methodist Ottawa with cremation planned. Memorials to Ottawa High School Scholarship Fund.
At 11 59 a m Monday Debora A Drayer 44 of Princeton arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and child endangerment in the 1400 block of South Main Street. Later at 4 58 p m Monday Louise Y Powell 69 of Ottawa cited and released on suspicion of harboring a vicious animal in the 1600 block of Osage Drive.
Sheriff's Department notes list a 25 year old Ottawa woman struck by her 27 year old Ottawa boyfriend at 12:54 p.m. Monday on Stafford Road. A Sunday collision at K-68 and Texas Road involved Stephen R. Greene, 25, Louisburg, and Dayton Lutz, 50, Garnett, with damage above $1,000. Linda Gipson, 44, Ottawa, hit a deer causing over $1,000 damage on Stafford Road at 6:26 p.m. Sunday. Patricia Frazier, 38, Kansas City Missouri, hit a deer on I-35 south at 1:06 a.m. Tuesday causing over $1,000 damage.
Police log notes a protection order violation by a known male via computer. Theft reports include a 51-year-old Ottawa man’s bicycle theft on West Second Street and a 19-year-old Ottawa woman’s purse stolen from her vehicle on West 10th Street. Other thefts involve a 19-year-old Ketchum man, a 55-year-old Pleasanton man, and a 200 block East 27th Street tool theft. Vandalism includes damage to a vehicle on Sycamore Street and a collision with a red tractor reported by Jacqueline Mundhenke of Princeton.
Police log notes actions on Walnut Street and nearby blocks. Entries include assist requests at multiple Walnut blocks, public assists, outside agency assist, medical and animal complaints, power line down, warrants, theft and information reports across Friday Sunday and Monday in Wellsville.
John L. Jacobus 99 formerly of Ottawa died Sept 7 2011. Born June 1 1912 in Brooklyn he grew up in Ottawa and graduated from Ottawa University in 1934. Survived by daughter Judie sister Helen Mason and others. A celebration of life set for Sept 17 in Long Beach California with visiting hours Sept 16. Memorials to Ottawa University or Rainbow Acres Ranch.
In Ottawa area history notes, John B Stall of Princeton leads as youngest Civil War veteran in Kansas with 14 at enlistment in 1864, followed by J H Getty. Other local items include N L Miller case verdict. road to Hope Cemetery approved. Austin Cleland acquitted of Colorado murder charge and returning to Ottawa. West Drainage District petition progress.
Dorothy G Linton, 81, died September 1, 2011, in Spanaway Washington. Services were September 8 at Parkland United Methodist Church. Born March 15, 1930, in Ottawa to John Jr and Elizabeth Staadt, she graduated from Ottawa University in 1952 and was a teacher. Survived by son Warren Linton Jr of Tacoma, Barbara Kruger of Kansas, Beth King of Roy Washington, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and sisters Evelyn Humphrey and Lyndell Beauchamp of Ottawa. Preceded in death by her husband Fred Linton Sr.
Ottawa Co op quotes Tuesday afternoon include hard wheat 7.33 soybeans 13.47 corn 7.06 milo 6.68. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency postings show corn 7.19 milo 11.92 oats 2.80 soybeans 13.49 wheat 7.84.
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