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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1990
Page
4
Rev. Edward Puslecki warned at Trinity United Methodist Church in Ottawa that Poland’s transition to democracy faces economic collapse. He cited soaring prices, unemployment, and church-led aid struggles as signs a pure capitalist model won’t meet needs, suggesting a future socialist system like Sweden or Finland.
Rev Edward Puslecki urged Trinity United Methodist to honor a covenant with Poznan parish. Trinity has exchanged with the Polish church for three years as Max Cartmill presented 172 dollars from an ice cream social. Ottawa also gave 342 toward a van for the Kansas East Conference to aid the Polish church. Twenty conferences have Polish covenants. Poznan counts 136 members with 70 to 80 attending weekly services. Youth work and Bible activities grow while Friday lectures rise since end of communism. Polish Catholics remain large share though many may leave. Lutherans are the next largest group with 70,000. Protestant churches include Baptists Reformed Latter Day Saints Adventists and Jehovahs Witnesses, the latter growing swiftly.
Funeral notices list services for John Mathias 80 of Ottawa at Dengel and Son Mortuary with military honors, burial at Highland Cemetery, born 1909 in Ottawa. Survivors include Evelyn Funk, siblings, and a long local work history. Additional obituaries cover Bosco Smith, Marlin Weis and family, with funeral details, burial sites, and survivors.
Southwest Ottawa would host residential growth with 100 to 150 homes valued at 100000 to 150000, boosting tax bases by over 1 million. Clinic traffic projected at up to 14 cars per hour, local residents defend its safety, and county officials weigh the impact ahead of Monday decision.
Firefighters responded to a kitchen blaze at 833 North Cedar at 11 28 a m Tuesday. The fire started from a kitchen towel ignited by a gas flame and was confined to the kitchen, extinguished within twenty minutes. No damage estimate given.
Abandoned 1965 Ford pickup ID F10BR650176 owned by C E Shultz at 1104 W 7th Ottawa Kan sas to be disposed of. Sheriff Rex A Bowling to sell March 29 1990 at 10:00 am at the Old Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa for debts and real property in Wellsville and Ottawa.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission will hold a special meeting Thursday at 5 30 p m at the Youth Center 115 W 4th to discuss personnel in executive session.
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