Ottawa Adults Softball Week Schedule June 1986
Rainouts from May 27 rescheduled for Sunday June 3 with multiple Men s AA AAA and B divisions at Forest Park and Ottawa fields. Women and youth leagues also listed with game times, venues, and upcoming sessions for Fitness for Life and Young at Heart programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Phillips 66
Peoples State Bank of Richmond
Lite AllStars
Richmond Body Works
Bank of Greeley
Pelton-Morrisey
Croucher Abstract
Underwood Equipment
Franklin Savings
Hubbard Lumber
Roy’s
Lite All Stars
Twin Lakes
Michael Angela’s
East Kansas Chemical
Outlaws
the Unknowns
Dodson’s
R.M.H
Lee Blue J’s
Ottawa Girls Softball Association
Orsis Cox Fields
Ravens
Thrillers
Diamond
Hurricanes
Wildkitten
Bluebirds
Cardinals
Cougars
Tornadoes
Saints
Sharks
Tues
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Brenda Cummings
Youth Center
West 4Th, OR
West 4Th
O.R.C
W. 4Th
Skunk Run continues with arts fair and tours in Ottawa
The Skunk Run festival reports strong post flood support with about as many books as last year. Local artists Jo Flager Lu Driscoll and B J Cunningham will display near the City Park band shell June 8 with judging and a People’s Choice prize. Activities include Kid Stuff art, food vendors, a library summer program signup, quilting exhibitions by Ottawa Quilters Guild and Sunflower Piecemakers Guild, author Julie Garwood signing, and two free bus tours of city facilities led by City Manager Lyle Dresher and Kristy Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom
Mitzi Wallace
FOL Board
Friends
Deb Barker
Arts Council
City Park
Jo Flager
Lu Driscoll
Ottawa
B.J. Cunningham
Williamsburg
Barker
Sue Thompson
Ottawa Quilters Guid
Sunflower Piecemakers Guild
Ottawa Middle School
Campbell
Quilds
Julie Garwood
Garwood
Emily Chase
Summer
Mark Twain
Lyle Dresher
Kristy Cannon
Dresher
Park Street
Department of Public Safety
Dee Killough
FCL
Sacred Heart
Molly Colson
Brooke Thompson
Mike Schneider
Brent Dorsey
Garfield
Debbie Hile
Denise Fouts
Nadia Piotrowsky
Christina Niccum
Eisenhower
Becky Mills
Chris Green
Becky Katzer
Jill Rhea
Eugene Field
Shelly Hamilton
Chris Taylor
Christina Garcia
Sara Lee
Lincoln
Clint Asher
Darren McElfresh
Cara Grey
Brad Owen
Smoky Hill Trail and Stagecoach Legends on the Plains
The article recalls nine passenger Concord coaches moving across prairie, with speeds varying from 12 miles an hour on level ground to two or three on rugged paths. It recounts Theodore Davis’s Harpers journey, harsh nights on stages, and Indians charging the coach. Butterfield’s line declines, Holliday sells to Wells Fargo as railroads rise. The era ends with the railway replacing stage transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallack
Concord
Theodore H. Davis
Harpers
Smoky Hill Trail
Atlantic Coast
Butterfield
Holliday
Smoky Hill
Wells Fargo
Kansas
Empire
Iron Horse
Pony Express
Soviet leader skeptical on second superpower summit in Bonn
Soviet news agency chief Valentin Falin said prospects for a second superpower summit dim due to Washington's restrictive stance on nuclear arms control. He questioned whether a summit could be held this year after Reagan's tentative SALT II scrapping plans and noted Gorbachov and Reagan met in Geneva last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
West Germany
Washington
Valentin Falin
Novosti
Reagan
United States
Falin
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Geneva
Senate
Kremlin
U.S.A
Rescue Flights, Death Toll Rise From Sierra Nevada Bus Crash
Survivors recall a crash eight miles south of Walker as ambulances and helicopters from 50 miles rushed to the scene. Eighteen died, 16 hospitalized in Bridgeport, five airlifted to Reno with three in critical condition. Most victims were Santa Monica Tower residents on a relaxation tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Webb
Buster
Webb
Walker
Sierra Nevada
Daniels
Michael Parish
Bridgeport
Calif
Meno General Hospital
Washoe Hospital
Reno
Nev
Santa Monica Tower
Penny Hanson
Starline Tours
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jed Murphy & Son
Roofing Co
Vraag
Rantoul Presbyterian Church
Ottawa Home Fellowship
Paola Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Omen
Lee Blue J
Sonic
Kansas State Bank
Denger & Son Mortuary
Silver Bullets
Tobe
Education Express
Green Acres
al Acf
Orlis
Zingers
Shari
Orlis Cox Fields
Hurric
Bello Paw
Orne
Orlis Cox
Rangers
Cubs
Padres
Pirates
Athletics
Braves
Royals
White Sox
Orioles
Yankees
Mets
Tigers
Twins
Angels
Red Sox
Astros
Dodgers
Oirates
Mary Mayta
K.U
Davis
Physicians For the Prevention
Cologne
Soviet Union
U.S
Gorbachev
Europe
Betty Kimball
Ekly
CVO
Iden
Golden Narranty
PEPSI
Beech
Tanaka
Barry
S. Main
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