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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1989

Page

10

Fire destroys Pomona mobile home. family escapes unharmed

A mobile home at 214 E. C Street burned early today in Pomona. Jeffery Kratzberg 27, his wife Susan 23, and their four year old son Lewis fled after the fire started about 5 am. The blaze was under control in 30 minutes but the home and contents were lost. Authorities estimate losses likely exceed 10,000 dollars. The fire appears started by the child playing with a lighter. Fire prevention talks had been given to kindergartners earlier in the week. Red Cross volunteers were contacted for emergency aid.

Pomona Jeffery Kratzberg Susan Lewis Alan Radcliffe Franklin County E. C Street Radcliffe Kratzberg Pomona Kindergartners

Franklin County Almanac Local Log Ten Saturday Forecast

County forecast mentions mostly charted conditions with lows around 50 to 55 degrees. Vague weather notes mirror a local almanac style for the day and nearby period.

Area Students Honored by KU Honors Program

About three dozen area high school seniors from Anderson and Franklin counties were named Kansas Honor Students at Ottawa High School. The KU Endowment Association and KU Alumni Association sponsor the program for 19 years, honoring the top 10 percent of each class. Notable honorees include students from Central Heights, Crest, Garnett, Ottawa, Williamsburg, Pomona, and Wellsville High Schools.

Volvectity of Fan Sas. Attumni” Association Kansas University Endowment Association Anderson Franklin Counties Kansas Ottawa KU Endowment Association KU Alumni Association Central Heights High School Tracy L. Brock Joetta Kratzberg Rebecca Goodwin Melanie DuVall Stacey Mays Crest High School Jeri Herynk Julie Strickler Garnett High School Michelle Lickteig Rodney Miller John Nichols Doug Peine Jennifer Wight Kevin Zwiener Ottawa High School Susan Baxter Pete Clark Sheri Davis Edwin Eisele Debra Havener Brenda Klingele Karen Lewis Nancy Rumford Noah Sandstrom Janet Satterlee Daryl Spigle Amy Sutton Lisa Waits Williamsburg High School Melinda McAlexander Pomona High School Jennifer Cook Martha Fishburn Christine Thornton Wellsville High School Vicki Bauer Karin Lininer Dale Silvius Mason Stewart

Obituary notices for Cathcard Ecker Ivey in Ottawa area

Obituaries list death notices for Harry H Cathcard 62 Ottawa RFD 3 died Oct 12 1989 with committal at Roselawn and survivors incl. wife Rose two sons Norman and John and six grandchildren. Marie Detwiler Ecker 88 1221 S Elm died Oct 12 1989. funeral to be announced. Ora Franklin Ivey 54 Arlington Texas formerly Ottawa died Oct 5 1989. services held Oct 9 at Trinity UMC. burial Moore Memorial Gardens. survivors include wife Harolidene and three daughters, one son. memorials to American Heart Association suggested.

Harry H. Cathcard Harry Harlin Cathland Ottawa RFD Ransom Memorial Hospital Roselawn Memorial Gardens Kansas City Rose J. Rutherford Pratt Independence Cathcard Carpet Service Norman Cathcard Ottawa Rfd John Cathcard S. Poplar Marie D. Ecker Marie Detwiler Ecker S. Elm Colonial Care Home Wellsville Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home ORAF Pittsburg State University Navy US Navy Arlington Harolidene Laura Heffelfinger Cora McCreight Nora Baca Frank Ivey Jr Charles Harley Ivey Jr Wichita Bettyanna Fisher Barbara M. Ivey Colorado Springs Colo Mary Kramer Dillon Paula Ivey Colgan American Heart Association Harold L. Ecker Colonial Care Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home Harry Cathcard Kansas Cathcard Carpet Service of

Kansas Drivers Meet 55 MPH Rule To Save Federal Funds

Kansas Department of Transportation reports 49.55 percent of drivers obeyed the 55 mph limit in the 1989 fiscal year, narrowly meeting federal rules and preserving about 5 million dollars in federal funds. Speeds averaged 57 mph in the year's fourth quarter as officials urged motorists to curb speed. Speeds were measured at 22 sites across the state.

Topeka Kan Kansas Department of Transportation The Transportation Department KDOT Horace Edwards Transportation

OU to present Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at UPS

Ottawa University opens its annual University Program Series with the first play of the year, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Oct 19 20 at 8 p.m. in the Administration Building Auditorium. Directed by Larry D Peters the Tennessee Williams drama centers on the Pollitt family during Big Daddy's 65th birthday and explores hidden evils amid festive mood. Tickets 4 adults 2 children. at door or in advance.

Ottawa University Tennessee Williams Theatre Department Williams America Pollitts Big Daddy Larry D. Peters Luther

Body in lake identified as Missouri banker Dan Short

Officials say a body found in Grand Lake near Grove Oklahoma is tentatively identified as Dan Short, president of State Bank of Noel in Missouri, who had been missing since a bank robbery last week. The body was found late Wednesday by fishermen, tied to a chair weighted with chains, as investigators check area motels for a missing chair.

Pineville Oklahoma Dan Short State Bank of Noel McDonald County Rock Hughes Tulsa Okla Grand Lake Grove Frank Marshall Marshall

Fashion Alley ad briefs and local events roundup

Local notices list sale discounts at Fashion Alley and Octoberfest deals. Entertainment events include Bor dertine at BJ. Humpitt’s, Band X performances, and Larry & Cora hosting Over Easy. Community activities cover open houses, dances, and a paper drive sponsored by Sacred Heart and K of C with food and schedules throughout October.

Fashion Alley BJ. Humpitt's Bordertine Larry & Cora Frea N. Main Sacred Heart K of C

Orlis Cox portrait print to be shown at Ottawa High

A framed print of former Ottawa High School coach Orlis Cox will be presented by Kansas City artist John Martin at Friday night’s football game halftime. The print replicates a portrait first given to his widow Christine Cox last summer and will hang in the Cyclone Room. Cox, who died last winter, coached multiple sports for over 40 years and helped start city recreational programs.

Ottawa High School Orlis Cox Ro Ge City John Martin Martin Cox Christine Cox OHS West Second Street Maautin Kansas City Ottawa Bob Lloyd Kent Granger Ottawa University University of Kansas Kansas City Royals Kansas City Chiefs U.S. Olympic Committee

Library enlist California Raisins for reading program

Ottawa Library launches California Raisins Cool Readers Club for first and second graders. From Saturday, enrollment is limited to 100 on a first come basis. Participants read 12 books in two months to earn four collectible cards and a certificate. final party features crafts and games. Call 242-3080 for details.

Ottawa California Raisin Cool Readers’ Club California

Ottawa hospital notes and public safety roundup

The Daily Report details admissions and dismissals for Ottawa area patients Margaret Paddock Aaron Kichler Danielle Bigler and Peter Sandstrom along with others. It also reports arrests for DUI burglaries vandalism and a deer collision accident with values and locations included. Market quotes from Ottawa Co op and Franklin County ASCS provide grain and PIK certificate prices.

Margaret Paddock Aaron Kichler Danielle Bigler Peter Sandstrom Ottawa Audra Detwiler Vassar Williamston and Son Judy Young Tammy Alichold Pomona Public Safety News Virginia G. Pittman N. Main Alan L. Heinlein S. Or

Correction to Herald Letter Corrects Parade Judge and Club

A Tuesday Herald letter of correction notes errors from Saturday. It names parade judge Dale Dieterich Sr. but should be Jr and clarifies the Nightcrawlers are a camping club not a 4-H group.

Herald Dale Dieterich Sr Dale Dieterich Jr Nightcrawlers

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