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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2009
Page
9
Daily report detailing arrests incidents property effects and traffic updates across Ottawa and Franklin County with mentions of hospital news and ongoing investigations sourced from The Herald’s web site for the latest updates.
Friday admissions include Frank Dewalt of Ottawa and dismissals Betty Kraus, Ottawa and Debbie Schulz, Rantoul. Saturday arrivals include Alisha Dancrosse and Tenessa Ritch of Ottawa. Jail arrests list Daniel Jones of Ottawa on a Franklin County warrant, Trevor Morrison of Pomona for multiple charges, Lee Yette and Jacob Kennedy of Ottawa for underage drinking, Melissa Kearney driving while suspended, and Benjamin Master on Ottawa warrants. Tyler Tomberlin of Ottawa noted as under suspicion.
At 6 33 p m Friday on U S 59 and South State Street a padlock was cut from a storage shed but nothing was stolen. At 3 11 a m Saturday in the 500 block of East A Street a pickup sustained damage.
At 10 p.m. Friday a 76-year-old Ottawa woman was taken into protective custody after threatening self harm. On Saturday thefts occurred at multiple locations including purse income, vehicle thefts later recovered, residential items, and items from a locked residence, involving Ottawa residents and urban blocks.
Multiple non injury collisions reported Friday to Sunday in Ottawa and surrounding towns. James Grogan backed into an illegally parked car owned by Quincy Ray at 100 S Main St. Ray cited for illegal parking. Dusti Powell bumped Kenny Montgomery causing a chain reaction involving Parsram Venkatsammy. Powell cited for following too close. Jasmine Phillips turned in front of Michael Webber at West Seventh Street and Eisenhower Avenue. Lacy Attebery failed to yield to Gary Watson at Keokuk and North Main streets. Janet Matthias struck a deer at Colorado Road and Kingman Terrace. Melissa White was struck by Cody Nolan at 600 block North Cherry Street. Nolan left the scene.
Friday two authorized controlled burns were logged at 502 Beech St and 1801 S Princeton Rd with Ottawa Fire Dept. On Friday a vehicle accident occurred at South Main and West 10th streets. Training at Labette and Kentucky roads and a public service request at 15 Westwood Circle followed. Mutual aid from Wellsville Fire Dept. noted at K-33 and Pawnee Rd.
Claude Day Jr. 68 of Princeton died Sunday September 13 2009 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa. He was born July 29 1946 in Kansas City Missouri to Claude Day Sr. and Cecilia (Harkins) Day. He lived in Roeland Park Edgerton Princeton and worked as a janitor at Steel Benders Lenexa before retiring. Survived by brother Roy Day wife Penny and preceded by parents and brothers Earnest John and William Louis Day. Cremation performed. Online condolences at Dengel Mortuary and Ottawa Herald site.
Beverly Brown Grabham, longtime Ottawa resident, died after a cancer battle on September 11, 2009. Born July 8, 192? in Topeka, she married Bob Grabham in 1953 and moved to Ottawa in the late 1950s. A devoted volunteer, she served RMH Auxiliary 1958 onward, led as president, earned multiple honors, and helped establish the RMH memorial fountain. Her community roles included Grace Episcopal Church leadership and Ottawa Country Club involvement. She is survived by relatives in California, Texas, Kansas, and Colorado. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Ottawa September 17, with visitation September 16 at Dengel & Son Mortuary. Memorials to RMH Auxiliary or Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter.
Patrick Swayze, famed for Dirty Dancing and Ghost, died in Los Angeles after a 20 month struggle with pancreatic cancer. His publicist Annett Wolf confirmed the death saying he passed peacefully with family at his side. He remained active, completing a memoir with his wife and shooting The Beast for A and E before the series finale.
Arkansas City and Parsons lose two Kansas soldiers in weekend Afghanistan clash. Sgt. Tyler Juden, 23, a noted sniper and squad leader, died Saturday near Turan when his unit faced rocket propelled grenades and small arms fire. Spc. Daniel L. Cox, 23, of Parsons, died in Wardak Province from a roadside bomb and gunfire with the 10th Mountain Division.
Asian markets were narrowly mixed as Wall Street rose to its highest level in almost a year despite ongoing U S China trade tensions. The dollar firmed against the yen while oil hovered under 69 a barrel. Analysts see a full blown trade war unlikely given the intertwined economies and stakes. Ottawa Co op posted Monday afternoon grain quotes with wheat at 3.88 soybeans 9.59 corn 2.78 milo 2.43. Franklin County USDA prices showed corn 3.05 milo 4.27 oats 1.81 soybeans 9.31 wheat 3.98.
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