Ottawa officer tops Kansas Special Olympics fund-raising
Ottawa Department of Public Safety officer Ron Puterbaugh has raised 3500 dollars to support Kansas Special Olympics. He organized a night golf tournament and local restaurant specials and will carry the torch into Wichita Cessna Stadium Friday night. The statewide torch relay involves 1500 officers traveling from eight state regions.
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Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Kansas
DPS
Jeff Henman
Ron Puterbaugh
Herman
Puterbaugh
Wichita
Cessna Stadium
Leawood
Ottawa
Emporia
Eureka
Skunk Run Run draws seventy runners on Skunk Run Day
Seventy contestants ages five to seventy two sign up for the Skunk Run Run to be held Sunday on Main Street in the City Park area. The 5K leads at 9 30 am with about forty runners. A one mile run starts at 9 am and a one mile walk at 8 am. Registration closes at 8 am. Adults pay 10 dollars for a T-shirt, under twelve pay seven. Three teams enter the team division: Department of Public Safety, San Toku Kan karate school, and the hospital. Equipment donated by Ottawa High School Jay's Our Own Hardware and Budge's Sport Center.
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Pam Kames
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sev
Eral
Main Street
City Park
Department of Public Safety
San Toku Kan Karate School
Hospital
Ottawa High School
Jay's Our
Budge’s Sport Center
Sunflower Plaza
S. Poplar
W. 17Th
Alco
Skyhook
Obituary of Allen Roberts 60 Tulsa death May 27 1989
Word has been received of the death Saturday May 27 1989 of Allen Roberts 60 at his home in Tulsa Oklahoma of a heart attack He was a former resident of Ottawa Survivors include his wife Karen two daughters Karen and Mary Jane both of California four sisters Edith Baxter and Esther Anderson both of Ottawa Freida Bolyard Derby and Edna Roberts California
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Allen Roberts
Tulsa
Okla
Ottawa
Karen
Mary Jane
California
Edith Baxter
Esther Anderson
Freida Bolyard
Derby
Edna Roberts
Weekend events and services around Ottawa Kansas
Neighborhood notices list a music jam and potluck at The Other Place with Tha Silver Dollar Band, hog roast at Central Heights School on June 3 1989, decorative painting classes on June 6, plus VBS programs at First Baptist and First Christian churches the same week. Also ads for fabric shipments, hair products, jewelry repair, and utility outage numbers.
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Central Heights
Central Heights School
Appraiser inks four year contract with Franklin County
County Appraiser Steve Brown was signed to a four year agreement at about 43 000 dollars for the coming year. The deal mirrors the prior year amid reappraisal activity. In other business MoKan Telephone outlined 911 conversion costs of 6400 dollars for basic and 8700 dollars for enhanced 911. The commission discussed potential 2 percent base rate taxes to help cover system costs. The tax could bring in over 1400 dollars monthly for Bell customers in Ottawa and Williamsburg and about 360 dollars yearly in Rantoul.
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Jay Bemis
Herald
Steve Brown
Franklin County Commission
Brown
Leroy Wasmund
Wasmund
Vernon County
Missouri
Nevada
Pittsburg
United
Southwestern Bell
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Bell
Richardson
Rantoul
Jail, theft and burglary reports in Daily Report Ottawa
The Daily Report lists admissions in Ottawa noting Margery Hogan and Dorothy Queen with others. Sheriff's notes cover arrest of Robert Douthat on driving with license revoked and no insurance, plus Randy Crump’s plea for temporary deprivation of property. Public safety items include Wade Smithey burglary suspicion, multiple vehicle thefts, flag loss at Veterans post, and noninjury accidents and fire alarms during a thunderstorm.
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Margery Hogan
Ottawa
Dorothy Queen
Jennifer Crumby
Jeanne Butts
Quenemo
Sheriff's News
Robert W. Douthat
S. Cedar
Highway Patrol
Us-59
Centropolis
Douthat
Randy L. Crump
King
Airmen‘s Club
S. Main
Smithey
Williamson Salvage Company
N. Poplar
Correction on Bulletin meeting date and veterans event
The bulletin corrects last Friday's notice. The special meeting of the board will be at 7 p.m. Monday June. The Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting date was listed as five but is redefined.
Where the Rainbow Ends at Ottawa Library Summer Program
Ottawa Library launches 1989 summer reading program Where the Rainbow Ends featuring Oz themed activities. The Northeast Kansas Library System coordinates 42 libraries with The Friends of the Ottawa Library sponsoring local events run by Sue Thompson. Preschoolers have story times and youngsters earn stamps and prizes for reading 5 to 100 books, plus drawings for end of program rewards.
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Dorothy
Ottawa Library
City Park
Northeast
Kansas
Friends of the
Sue Thompson
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Steve Zuk
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First Christian Church
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Sity
Coffey County
MoKan Telephone Company
MoKan
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Centel
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Franklin County Almanac
the Daily Report
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South Walnut
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Julie A. Johnson
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People's National Bank
Alco Parking Lot
Memoriam
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Pauletta N. (Armstrong
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Stanley Smith
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