Death notices and police reports from Ottawa area
Mina Moser Hymers of Arcadia, Calif., sister of Fred Moser, has died. Admissions include Charlene Cardwell and Robert Zabel. Dismissals and births noted. A lengthy list records numerous traffic fines, arrests for assault and DWI, thefts, vandalism, and noninjury accidents. Quoted market prices from Ottawa Co-op and Kansas City trading noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Moser Hymers
Fred Moser
Willow
Arcadia
Calif
Hymers
Charlene Cardwell
Ottawa
Robert Zabel
Melvern
Amos Bazil
Kansas News Briefs Highlight Local Winners and Board Meeting
Doreen Newby of Ottawa RFD 4 took second in a Kansas State Fair painting in Hutchinson. Two Wellsville High grads Lisa Leib and Cathy Folks earned Award of Excellence at Emporia State. David D Schafer of Richmond received an Area Community College Scholarship at Pittsburg State University funded by a 1983 estate. West Franklin school board meets at 8 p.m. at Appanoose Elementary to review the 1982 83 audit discuss pole vault pit building plans from lumber firms and liability insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreen Newby
Ottawa
RFD
Hutchinson
Wellsville High School
Emporia State University
Lisa A. Leib
Cathy R. Folks
David D. Schafer
Richmond
Pittsburg State University
School Board of
West Franklin U.S.D
Appanoose Elementary
Williamsburg
Governor Carlin Walks With Back Brace To Conference
Governor John Carlin said at a hospital news conference he can walk with a back brace and will travel from St Francis Hospital to the Midwestern Governors Conference in Lawrence. He suffered two cracked vertebrae in a Washington crash last week and plans to attend despite ongoing recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
John Carlin
St. Francis Hospital
Lawrence
Washington, D.C
Statehouse
Carlin
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Karen
Holidome
Cedar Crest
Executive Mansion
OU Presents Everyman at OU Chapel Auditorium
Ottawa University drama department stages the medieval morality play Everyman tonight and Friday and Saturday. Tickets are 3 dollars for adults and 1.50 for students, available at the dean of students or at the door. Performances begin 8:30 p.m. today 9 p.m. Friday and 8 p.m. Saturday with Roger Moon directing and Darren Williams Jamie Wait and Rev Jim McCrossen in leading roles. The play centers on the soul’s conflict between vices and virtues and the Day of Judgment. Ottawa competes in the American College Theatre Association events with potential to advance to St Louis and the Kennedy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa University Drama Department
OU Chapel
American College Theatre Association
Dean of Students
Everyman
Roger Moon
Darren Williams
Jim McCrossen
God
Jamie Wait
Death
van Weber
Shelly Rember
Richard Wood
Christie Sutton
Lori Blalick
Jill Pickett
Mike Conner
Michelle DiCapo
Glenn Covert
Richard Harrison
Five Witts
Anne Morrissey
Ottawa
St. Louis
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C
Wall Street stock rally with IBM at record highs
Wall Street advanced with the Dow up 7.12 to 1257.32 at noon and the NYSE composite 0.56 higher at 97.59. IBM hit a record, Sears Roebuck rose on strong September sales as traders priced further rate declines after Reagan's forecast. Volume reached 48.9 million on the Big Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Reagan
International Business Machines
IBM
Sears Roebuck
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
County assesses courthouse elevator feasibility amid historic listing
County officials weigh installing an elevator at the courthouse, noting possible conflicts with the State Historical Society due to its historic status. They plan to explore options, review a past bridge project with Greenwood Township, reopen 330 feet of closed road, and bid on biennial bridge inspections while noting 90 percent federal funding for Santa Fe railroad crossing projects and potential 50-50 cost sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
LeLoup and
Richter
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Rex Bowling
Bowling
Barker
Marilyn Talbott
Charles Clark
Iagreed
Larson
Gerry Buser
Berry Tractor & Equipment Co, Inc
Topeka
Olathe
Brown-Mackie College offers job money back guarantee
Brown-Mackie College in Salina offers a tuition refund if a graduate does not receive a job offer within 120 days. The private school with 290 students cites a 95 percent placement rate in five years and charges about 1300 per quarter for programs in 13 business fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Brown-Mackie College
Brown Mackie
Brown-Mackie
Filibuster Ends on MLK Day Bill Progress Toward Passage
A bitter filibuster against a Martin Luther King holiday ended, and the measure moves toward enactment as backers predict Senate approval later this month by a wide margin. A supporter, Senator, remarks on the broad support and expected swift passage.
Cardinal Cooke Dies at 62 After Leukemia Battle
Cardinal Terence Cooke, head of the New York Archdiocese, died at 62 from acute leukemia complicating a chronic lymphoma. He spent his final days at the chancery behind St. Patrick's Cathedral, with the archdiocese reporting his peace in illness. The pope and President Reagan paid tribute, and his wake and funeral plans were announced, with burial in the cathedral crypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terence Cooke
South Bronx
New York Archdiocese
Peter Finn
Archdiocese of
Cooke
Chancery
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Finn
Reagan
White House
Community events and local ads sweep Oct 1983 listings
A dense roundup of local notices includes shop promos for kerosene discounts at Rent Masters and Cooks Getty, food specials at Hill House and The Feed Barn, dances with the Mavericks and Sidekicks, plus church and school activities. Listings mention Eagles meetings, a Timothy Timberline venue, and an Open House for Angela Curreri with arts council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Curreri
Thurs
Mammel Art Center
D.A
Ottawa Com
Arts Council
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the Daily Report
District Court News
Harald W. Bishop
N. Mulberry
Bishop
Denise J. Good
Wellsville
Edwards
Cherry
James M. May
Calvin
Pegram
Queneme
John C. Bouse
Wattsville
Albert
Cedar
Yahys Al-Sanie
Gary W. Shatfield
Ash
Fred C. Vulgamore
Gina D. Caswell
Neanse
Avid €. Williams Jr
Princeton
David €. Williams Jr
Michael G. Trayach
Rural Spring Hii
Michael L. Peace
Rural Pavle
Theron J. Cravens
Cleveland
William $. Blake
N. Main
Roger A. Crawford
Michael ©. Bouska
Princeton Road
Public Safety News
John C. Swallow Jr
Olive
Swallow
Rhonda K. Griffin
Walter L. Tegtmeyer
E. Wilson
DWI
DPS
J. Cameron Henson
Tegimeyer
Sheriff's News
Richard E. Morrow
RFC
Larry Spratt
North Cedar
Chester R. Gregg
N. Cedar
Tegtmeyer
Public Safety
Pomona
Edward L. Cox
N. Hickory
Vernon E. Snyder
Claudia J. Whalen
E. 7Th
Richard G. Hambleton
Hambleton
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
Governor Gets Back On His Feet
Shirley Allen
George Bruce
Gerald Michaud
Wichita
Wall Street
Earl Edwards
National Education Corp
Association of Independent Colleges and
Leukemia
Cardinal Cooke
John Paul II
Vatican
Kevin Cahill
Joseph Murphy
Charles McDonagh
Edwin F. O'Brien
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Moynihan
Senate
House
Helms
King
Messiah
0.U. Chapel
S. Main
Eagles Lodge
Johnny Mack, Sr
West Franklin
U.S.D
Nickerson Stores
Homelite Laws
Town and Country Supply
Walnut
Ad Briefs
Drakes Jewelry
Raggedy Ann's
Dance To
Frinight
Jonathan
Paxsons Bargain Center
Timberline
Saddleback
Richter Methodist
Shaw Insurance
VFW
Mavericks
Hill House
Little Dragon Restaurant
Cooks Getty
Rock House
Sidekicks
Walt Dengel, Dave Miller
Farns
Columbus
Kansas State Bank
First National Bank
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