Alma Bolton graveside service set for Tuesday
The graveside service for Alma Lenor Bolton, 93, formerly of Ottawa, will be held Tuesday at Highland Cemetery at 2 p.m. Rev. Bill Weber will officiate. Bolton, born April 27, 1891, died Friday at Crestview Nursing Home. Survivors include a daughter, a son, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives will meet at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home at 1:30 p.m. to proceed to the cemetery.
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State Pay Heads House Agenda
Noon hearing on Gov. Carlin's proposed malria pay plan for state employees. Includes sessions on publicity welfare education transportation and various House and Senate bills and committee hearings with dates times and proposed actions.
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Fire Destroys Pomona Mobile Home in Morning Blaze
A bedroom fire in a Pomona mobile home at 130% E Street caused extensive interior damage Friday morning. Bron Devin owned the unit rented to 44 year old Daenna Honeycutt, a Pomona Grade School custodian, with no renters insurance reported and possible ownership insurance unclear. Fire departments arrived soon after 8:56 a.m. and fought the blaze for about 45 minutes. Honeycutt’s three children attend Pomona schools.
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Forum Features USD 290 Candidates
Ottawa board of education candidates will speak at a 7:30 p.m. forum on Monday February 25 in the Ottawa Middle School multipurpose room. Sponsored by parents groups from all USD 290 schools, the event precedes the February 26 primary. Incumbents Dan Andrews Jack Beauchamp and Bud Beeman seek re election against Peg Armstrong Phil Gibson Bud Gollier and Reverend Jerrold Harnden. The three winners meet in the April 2 general election. Profiles of the seven will run in the Herald late next week.
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Wall Street declines end first losing week since January
The Dow fell 5.86 to 1282.02, ending a week with net loss of 7.95 points as volume slid. GM dropped to 78, Ford to 45 5/8, Chrysler to 32 1/2, with five declines for every four advances on the NYSE. S&P indices fell while AMEX and NASDAQ also declined.
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Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Markets Slip Through Midweek
Through midweek steady to 1.00 lower in fed cattle as wholesale beef weakens. Inrolds constrained by matched demand and salable supply. Cow and bull prices fall, slaughter steers, heifers, and sows show mixed to lower ranges across Joliet Peoria and Omaha markets. Hog slaughter totals rise slightly versus last week, lamb prices vary with regional demand and weights.
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Valley area events offer prizes and sales at local shops
The region hosts a Valentine gift certificate winner at The Boutique. Winners include Dottie McCrossen. Upcoming events include Wellsville Chamber of Commerce farmers night, an Eagles Lodge fundraiser for Max Baer Heart Fund, Sutton’s Jewelry anniversary sale, Rotary chili dinner, rhythmic aerobics courses, and a Bud's Country Riders dance. Additional promotions feature 50 percent off winter merchandise and jewelry specials.
Butterflies adorn Sacred Heart hall as local artist lends works
Sacred Heart School displays three butterfly paintings on loan from Bill Howe during Catholic Schools Week while he works on a new piece to donate later. Students watched Wildlife and the Farm this week. Leading the Labels for Education contest are the Garrod, Hough, Sullivan and Dorsey families with three weeks left. A 7 p.m. Monday Parent-Teacher Organization meeting will be followed by a Good Luck Bean Soup workshop.
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Memorial Record Bolton and Higdon Obituaries in Ottawa area
Alma Lenor Bolton aged 93 of Ottawa died February 15 1985 at Crestview Nursing Home. Graveside service February 19 at Highland Cemetery with Rev William R Weber officiating. Earl Nelson Higdon funeral February 18 with interment Ruhamah Cemetery. Memorials to Cardiovascular Dept KU Medical Center.
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