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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2011
Page
1
Monday admissions include Marie Draves Jerry Jackson Jr and LeighAnn Likes all from Ottawa. An eight pound ten ounce baby boy was born to LeighAnn Likes of Ottawa. Dismissals on Monday include Marie Draves of Ottawa.
At 3 15 p m Monday Patric R Zahner 40 Marshall was arrested on suspicion of driving while suspended or revoked. At 9 38 a m Monday Kathy J Harris 38 Ottawa was arrested on an Ottawa failure to appear warrant. At 7 21 p m Monday James M Morris 63 Ottawa was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence transporting an open container and driving in violation of restrictions.
Reports include a 60 year old Osawatomie woman cited after marijuana odor in a vehicle on I-35. Theft of insurance and registration from a Wellsville truck. $300 air compressor stolen on East Fourth Street. Counterfeit $20 bill used to purchase items at East Franklin Street. Vehicle deer collisions cause damage over $1,000 on several Kentucky Road area routes. One DUI suspected case on Eisenhower and Seventh. two air ambulances after deer related crashes. A man identified as Joseph transported after jumping from a moving vehicle. Domestic dispute threat report on South Cherry Street. Stolen items from an unlocked shed and purse theft reported in Ottawa.
Louise M Hotchkiss 85 of Burlington Kansas died September 19 2011. Graveside services set for September 22 2011 at Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin Kansas. Survived by two daughters a son seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren plus relatives. Jones Funeral Home Burlington coordinates arrangements.
Marilyn Ann Smith 72 of Rantoul and Ottawa Kansas died September 19 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be 10 a m September 23 2011 at Wilsons Funeral Home Wellsville with visitation September 22 2011 6 to 8 p m. She was born June 16 1939 in Ottawa Kansas to Joe Francis and Lenore Hartpence Scott. She married Lucky Lee Patton in 1956 and later Joe Wayne Smith in 1970 they shared 41 years of marriage until her death. Surviving are her husband two children a granddaughter a sister and two brothers among others. Memorials may be made to the Franklin County Cancer Society care of Wilsons Wellsville.
Ottawa Co op quotes after noon Tuesday list hard wheat 6.95 Soybeans 12.93 corn 6.70 milo 6.35. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices: corn 6.68 milo 11.18 oats 2.74 soybeans 12.72 wheat 7.17.
In Forest Park this afternoon about 3 500 people gathered for a local fair as sunshine returned around 10 a m. Louis Reed compiles Today in Ottawa History noting interest from Ottawa and nearby regions. Ray Elder disputes reports of a single cotton stalk along Walnut Street and says his Ash Street crop is thriving with stalks several feet high and bowls near bursting.
The Herald corrects that defense attorney James Boyd is represented by Ronald Scott Ryburn. In a separate note, Franklin County Attorney's Office seeks a 60 day jail term plus 24 months probation for Charles D. Foster 20 of Ottawa who pled no contest to aggravated battery after a July 3 arrest for alleged aggravated indecent liberties with a 14 year old girl. Jessica's Law not invoked due to victim age and defendant over 18.
Williamsburg Recreation Commission will debut an after school program at Williamsburg Elementary in January. Secretary Lindie Crumley notes a few families needed it and a daycare provider’s retirement spurred action. The pilot accepts 20 students in kindergarten through fifth grade, Monday to Friday until 5:30 p.m., at $2 daily with clubs and community learning, including horse-focused activities, to boost involvement.
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