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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2011

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Daily Report Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals

Friday admissions include Mary Fowler of Ottawa with Penny Farrar of Pomona and Jay Fleer of Ottawa. Sunday lists Joan Harsch of Ottawa as admission and Mary Fowler of Ottawa as dismissal. Friday dismissals include Linda Parker of Ottawa and Ruby Zorn of Quenemo.

Mary Fowler Ottawa Penny Farrar Pomona Jay Fleer Tawa Joan Harsch Linda Parker Ruby Zorn Quenemo

Multiple DUI and traffic arrests across Franklin County

Police and sheriff’s deputies in Franklin County logged a series of arrests and citations from Sunday to Monday. Suspects include James Graves in Vas sar jailed on DUI after a rear end collision with a 30 year old Ottawa man, Rhonda Robinson cited for inattentive driving in Valdosta, Rhonda Perez arrested on a Douglas County warrant in Pomona, Rebecca Pamaska cited for harboring a vicious dog in Ottawa, Roger Smith arrested for disorderly conduct marijuana and contraband, Scott Habletzel arrested for DUI in Barneston, Toby Bowers cited for DUI after a crash in Ottawa, Earl Pointer cited for following too close in Topeka, Kimberly Cummings arrested on a failure to appear warrant in Wellsville, John Drake cited for unsafe speed in Ottawa, Kelly Sears arrested for driving while suspended in Overland Park, Kristina Smith arrested for DUI narcotics and marijuana in Spring Hill, Daniel McArdle cited for inattentive driving in Ottawa, Faustino Calderon Jr. arrested on an Ottawa warrant. The list covers 12-hour span across Ottawa, Wellsville, Topeka, Spring Hill, and adjacent towns.

Sheriff's Department South Eisenhower Avenue West Seventh Street James C. Graves Vassar Ottawa Police Department East 23Rd Street Rhonda Robinson Valdosta Bolivar South Twyman Street Rhonda J. Perez Pomona Douglas County Cleveland Street Rebecca Pamaska Lawrence South Hickory Street Roger W. Smith South Main Street Scott R. Habletzel Barneston Neb South Cedar Street Toby J. Bowers South Beech Street Earl Pointer Topeka Osawatomie Kimberly A. Cummings Springfield Wellsville John Drake Kansas City East Logan Street Kelly M. Sears Overland Park Kristina L. Smith Spring Hill South Walnut Street Daniel Mcardle East Fourth Street Faustino Calderon Jr

Sheriffs Department News Incidents Summary

At 9:42 p.m. Saturday in the 4500 block of Ohio Road a 56-year-old Wellsville man reported the Wellsville Fire Department dispatched knowingly on a false alarm. Theft reports include a 27-year-old Ottawa man and 25-year-old Ottawa woman reporting the theft of a goose neck trailer and about 12 round bales of hay valued at $4,500 in the 2300 block of Labette Road. A 26-year-old Lane man reported his significant other, a 27-year-old Lane woman, took $1,400 from his debit card while he was in custody at 9:14 p.m. Saturday in the 800 block of South Kansas Avenue. At 5:30 a.m. Monday in the 4200 block of Sand Creek Road a 33-year-old Wellsville man reported his truck was broken into and items stolen.

Ohio Road Wellsville Labette Road Kansas Avenue Lane Sand Creek Road

Obituary for Fleta I Heck of Ottawa

Fleta I. Heck 86 of Ottawa died Saturday September 17 2011 in Ottawa Kansas Services at 10 am Wednesday September 21 2011 at First Christian Church Born July 16 1925 in Council Grove to Oscar Albert and Pearl Rose Butter She was a homemaker and longtime H D Lee employee retired 1989 Also worked at North Dairy Queen 15 years Survived by husband Charles R Heck two sons Larry C Heck and Jacob Heck two daughters Rosemary Bien and Deloris Mavity a brother Henry Butter a sister Edna Mae Adams 12 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren Preceded by parents and several Butter siblings Burial Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg Memorials to First Christian Church in care of Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa KS

Fleta I. Heck Ottawa First Christian Church Council Grove Oscar Albert Pearl Rose (Berry Williamsburg High School H.D. Lee North Dairy Queen Christian Women’s Fellowship Charles R. Heck Olathe Larry C. Heck Janis Jake Heck Lawrence Rosemary Bien Tim Pomona Deloris Mavity Henry Butter Gladys Edna Mae Adams Williamsburg Pearl Rose Butter Hugh Butter Larry Butter Casey Butter LeRoy Butter Eva Dengel & Son Mortuary Mt. Hope Cemetery Dengel & Son S. Hickory Dengelmortuary Sbcglobal.net Ottawaherald.com

Pansy Webster obituary notices life dates and survivors

Pansy Webster, 89, formerly of Quenemo, died Saturday September 17 2011 in Oskaloosa. Born June 15 1922 in Liberal to Jesse and Gertrude Ross she was a cook. She married Floyd Chase then Homer Webster both deceased. Survived by children Jimmy Webster Judy Tucker and Nancee Torkelson, sisters Lorna Wendt and Loona Hoyt. Funeral home visit 1 to 2 30 p m Thursday at Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon. Donations to Jefferson County Hospice.

Pansy Webster Quenemo Oskaloosa Woodlawn Pomona Liberal Jesse Gertrude Davis Ross Floyd Chase Homer Webster Arvin Lee Chase Warren Ross Calvin Ross Don Ross Nellie Jarvis Imogene Hall Lorena Endicott Jimmy Webster Memphis Tenn Judy Tucker Kansas City Kan Nancee_ Torkelson Tecumseh Lorna Wendt Peel Ark Loona Hoyt New York Friends Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon Jefferson County Topeka Ave Lyndon KS Ottawaherald.com

Pink Fire Truck Event Honors Breast Cancer Survivors

A pink fire truck will roll into Ottawa on Friday for a survivor celebration at the Lawrence Cancer Center of Ottawa located at 1402 S. Main St. The event runs 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and includes signing the truck, refreshments, and breast cancer information. Call (785) 749-3600 for details.

Ottawa Lawrence Cancer Center S. Main St

Developmental screening set for Ottawa children ages 0 to 5

Children from 0 to 5 within the Ottawa district can receive a free developmental screening from 8 30 a m to noon on October 7 at Eisenhower Elementary School 1404 S Ash St. Additional sessions 1 to 3 p m available if needed. Appointments required. Call 785 229 8110 extension 1158 to schedule.

Ottawa Ottawa Wellsville Eisenhower S. Ash St

Market Quotations From Ottawa and Franklin Counties

Ottawa Co op posted Monday afternoon prices for hard wheat at 6.98, soybeans 12.91, corn 6.75 and milo 6.37. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency quoted corn 6.75, milo 11.28, oats 2.74, soybeans 12.80 and wheat 7.23.

Ottawa Co-op Ottawa Franklin County Usda Farm Service Agency

Neosho admissions staff visit area high schools

Neosho County Community College admissions staff plan September visits to area high schools including West Franklin High on Thursday and Wellsville High on Sept 12. Chanute representatives Sara Cadwallader Tim Jones and Erica Mudd join Ottawa Campus contact Leslie Mader. Call (785) 242-2067 or email Imader at neosho.edu.

Neosho County Community College West Franklin High School Wellsville High School Chanute Sarah Cadwallader Tim Jones Erica Mudd Ottawa Leslie Mader Imader Neosho.edu

Ultrasound Machine Dedication Planned at LifeCare Ottawa

A dedication for the LifeCare Center ultrasound machine in Ottawa is set for 3 p.m. Sunday at 121 E. Second St. Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann will bless the device, with Knights of Columbus dignitaries from Kansas attending. The project is funded by the Knights of Columbus Foundation.

LifeCare Center Ottawa E. Second St Joseph F. Naumann Knights of Columbus Kansas National Knights of Columbus Foundation Catholic Foundation

Rain Postpones Park Races. Four Events Slated Thursday and Friday

Sept 20 1911 rain postpones the park racing program with three days of racing to follow. Four races are planned each day if weather permits. In Topeka the battle between the Board of Education and the State Legislature against high school fraternities and sororities continues this year.

Topeka Topeka Board of Education

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