A2 Thursday, April 28, 2011
The Iola Register
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Obituaries
Kathryn Dougherty
Kathryn Trecel Dougherty, 38, of Iola, died Tuesday,
April
26,
2011,
at
Menorah
Medical Center, Overland
Park.
She was
born June
12, 1972, in
Garnett, the Kathryn
daughter of Dougherty
Elmer Tatsch
and Paulette (Obermeier)
Curry. She grew up in
Moran, moving to Iola in
1984. She graduated from
Iola High School in 1990.
She started the Tatsch
Pallet Co. with her father in
1995.
On June 12, 1999, she was
united in marriage to Mike
Dougherty in Iola.
She owned and operated
the Royal Treatment Salon
in Iola, doing massage and
nails until July 2010. She
was also a Mary Kay cosmetics consultant.
She was a member of First
Christian Church in Iola.
She was a loving mother and
devoted wife, who had a very
giving heart. She made and
sold T-shirts for the benefit of
9/11 victim’s families. She
started the Adopt a Soldier
program, which made and
distributed care packages for
Iraq servicemen and women.
She was preceded in
death by an infant son,
Gannon Dougherty, in January 2011.
She is survived by her
husband, Mike Dougherty
of the home; four sons,
Kyler, Braden, Gentry and
Grady; two sisters, Lisa
Sanford and husband, Jeff,
Dahlonega, Ga., and Share
Tatsch Saenger and husband, Roy, of Hye, Texas;
one brother, Perry Tatsch
of Hye, Texas; her father,
Elmer Tatsch of Iola; her
mother, Paulette Curry, and
husband, Bob, of Linn Valley.
Visitation will be from 6
to 8 p.m. Saturday at First
Christian Church. Funeral
services will be at 2 p.m.
Tuesday at the church,
with burial following in
Moran Cemetery.
She will lie in state from
noon to 6 p.m. Sunday and
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Feuerborn Family
Funeral Service in Moran.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions may be made to
her children’s education
fund. Condolences to the
family can be sent at
www.feuerbornfuneral.com.
Laura Mead
Laura Mary Mead, 51,
Iola,
died
M o n d a y,
April
25,
2011, at Harry
Hynes
Memorial
Hospice in
Wichita.
She
was
born
Dec.
21, 1959, in Laura Mead
D e n v e r,
Colo., to Conrad George
and
Rose
Ellen
(Cavanaugh) Heiman. The
family moved from Denver
to a farm west of Iola in
1971. She attended Iola
High School.
On March 17, 1979, she
married Kim A. Mead in
Iola. He died June 6, 2006.
She was a member of St.
John’s Catholic Church in
Iola. She enjoyed reading.
Survivors include three
children, David Heiman and
his wife, Sarah, Iola, and
Lisa Heiman Dievert and her
husband, Nathan, and Sara
Mead, all of Battlefield, Mo.;
a sister, Gail Laymon, Iola;
three grandchildren, Benjamen Heiman, Jessia Dievert
and Genevieve Mead; and
two
stepgrandchildren,
Glenn Riddle and Mercedes
Maple.
She was preceded in
death by her parents and
three sisters, Dorothy
Heiman, Michelle Koopman and Patricia Heiman.
Visitation will be from
6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at
Waugh-Yokum & Friskel
Memorial Chapel in Iola.
Parish Rosary will be recited at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at
St. John’s Catholic Church in
Iola followed by a Mass at 11
o’clock. The Rev. Robert B.
Wachter will be celebrant.
Interment will be in Highland Cemetery in Iola.
Memorial contributions
to Laura Mead Memorial
Fund may be left at the
funeral home. Online condolences for the family may
be left at www.iola-funeral.com.
Misc.
Caudell receives
PSU Scholarship
Kelcey Caudell of Colony,
a senior at Pittsburg State
University majoring in
communications with a
Register/Terry Broyles
Humboldt Elementary Charter School and Humboldt Middle School students who will attend the Allen County
Young Authors conference on Saturday at Iola High School are, from left front row, Gavin Page, Jaron Bonczkowski, Peyten Galloway, Aiden Johnson, Kirstyn Murrow, Robby Cook, Janae Bartlett and Angel Keidel; second row, Gabi Jackson, Trenton Heisler, Clay Shannon, Cole Criss, Drew Schoendaller, Madi White, Serenity
Meyer, Jailynn Sinclair and Madison Riebel; third row, Sybil Jones, Cooper Jaro, Jackson Aikins, Kilea Heslop,
Winter Lohmann, Josh Hull, Tymber Kaufman and Speed Hoepker; and back row, Calvin Schoendaller, Eden Carman, Mayson Cole, Kaiti Carpenter, Riley Brown, Marisha Collins, Zoey Rinehart and Dawson Lohmann. Not pictured are Emma Johnson and Paige Durand.
Calendar
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at least three days in advance of their occurrence.
Today
Kappa Alpha chapter of Phi Tau Omega, 6:15 p.m., meets at
Hoffmeier Electric, 402 N. Cottonwood, for a girls night out.
Susan Locke and Sharon Bland will serve as hosts.
Friday
Senior Citizens Card Club potluck dinner, 5:30 p.m., senior
citizens center, 204 N. Jefferson.
Saturday
Arts and crafts fair and rummage sale, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Lone
Elm Community Building, Seekers Not Slackers 4-H Club will
serve breakfast and lunch, proceeds from food sale will be
used for 4-H camp.
Monday
Harmony Society, 11 a.m., The New Greenery.
National Association of Active and Retired Federal Employees, 11:30 a.m., The New Greenery.
Coming events
Today and Friday
Iola High School Drama Department’s spring play, “And Then
They Came For Me — Remembering The Time of Anne Frank,”
7 p.m., Bowlus Fine Arts Center, free admission.
Bowl For Kids’ Sake
Saturday in Chanute
CHANUTE — The 2011
Bowl For Kids’ Sake — the
largest fundraiser of the
year for the Big Brothers
Big Sisters organization —
will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday
at
Bowl-Mor
in
Chanute.
The event is the first since
the mentoring program has
expanded to include Neosho
County.
The expansion was made
possible last year through a
state grant to expand Big
Brothers Big Sisters, which
up to then had served only
Allen County, explained
BBBS official Terry Downing.
“We expect the agency to
continue to expand” into
Neosho County, Downing
said, while stressing that
BBBS will maintain a
strong presence in Allen
County.
Through Big Brothers
and Big Sisters, at-risk
youths ages 6-18 are partnered with adult volunteers
to partake in extracurricular activities. The “bigs”
also offer guidance for the
youngsters’ daily activities.
In the past three years, 130
children have been served
through Big Brothers Big
Sisters in Allen County. Ten
are still active. Altogether,
15 matches are ongoing in
Allen and Neosho counties.
The goal is to increase the
numbers in Neosho County,
Downing said.
Organizers estimate that
it takes about $1,000 for each
match. The goal for Saturday’s fundraiser is to raise
$30,000.
Those interested in serving on the BBBS board of
directors can contact Downing at (620) 515-0568.
Today, Friday and Saturday
Allen County Community College Theatre presents “Robin
Hood,” 7:30 p.m., ACCC Theatre, tickets available at the door
or in advance at Iola Pharmacy.
Sunday
minor in marketing, has
received a Neva Allen
Roberts Scholarship for the
2011 fall semester.
She is the daughter of
Tammy Caudell of Colony.
Moran students
host FFA banquet
MORAN — The Marmaton Valley High School FFA
banquet for parents and
members was April 20 with
approximately 120 guests.
Dinner was served in the
commons area, followed by
the awards ceremony in the
gymnasium.
George
and
Lori
Stephens received an Honorary Chapter FFA Degree.
Scholastic awards were given to Kaitlin Ensminger
and Emily Meiwes, Nathan
Smart, Zachary Louk and
Maggie Meiwes.
Greenhand Degrees were
given to Garrett Booth,
Christopher Bowman, Tristan Dickerson, Kaitlin Ensminger, Sage Hall, Lane
Hamm, David Harris, Mark
Henderson, Hanna Hoffman, Joseph Jefferies,
Ashtynn Louk, Emily Meiwes, Josh Miller, Michael
Swift Plaschka, Ken Thron,
Nicholas Trollope, Tapanga
Turner, Montana Warford
and Tommy Zibung.
Chapter degrees were
awarded to Dillon Hall,
Daylen Houk, Jared Kale,
Humboldt authors
Megan Meiwes, Nathan
Smart and Ryan Smith.
Star Greenhand winners
were presented to Manna
Hoffman, Kaitlin Ensminger and Michael Swift
Plaschka.
Proficiency
Awards
were given to Dalton Houk
for wildlife, Nathan Smart
for beef entrepreneur and
diversified crop production, Zachary Louk for
placement in ag production, Justin Holeman,
Ryan Stephens, Nicholas
Meiwes, Kaleb Stroud and
Cameron Ensminger for
ag mechanics, Maggie
Meiwes for public speaking, and Lydia Lance for
specialty animal production.
Officers installed were:
Zachary Louk, president;
Nathan Smart, vice president; Michael Swift Plaschka, secretary; Megan Meiwes, treasurer; Hanna Hoffman,
reporter;
Kaleb
Stroud, sentinel; Kaitlin
Ensminger, student adviser; and Ashtynn Louk, Day
at the Farm.
May Day Festival, 12:30-3:30 p.m. Riverside Park, free family fun, serving hot dogs and featuring a concert and booths.
Allen County Community College spring choir and band concert, 3 p.m., ACCC theater, free admission.
Public notice
(First Published in The Iola
Register, April 28, 2011)
General Notice to
Control Nuisance
Weeds and Grass
Notice is hereby given this 26th
day of April 2011 to Christopher
Lindsey, Sr. that the south half of lot
four (4) and lot five (5), block three
(3), Lambeth Addition commonly
known as 512 N. Spruce and to
Henry L. Steinbrook that lots five (5)
and six (6), block nine (9), Caldwell
Addition commonly known as 334
S. Cedar in the City of Moran, Allen
County, KS are currently in violation of Moran City Code as grass or
weed height on the properties are in
excess of 12 inches as set forth in
Chapter 8, Section 401 et seq.
You are hereby notified that upon
the date of this notice, you shall
have seven days to comply with city
codes or five days to request a
hearing before the governing body
of Moran or its designated agent. If
the grass or weeds are not abated
within seven days, the city or its
authorized agent will cut the grass
or weeds and assess the cost of the
cutting including a reasonable
administrative cost against the owner, occupant, and/or the person in
charge of the property. Any charges
incurred are the responsibility of the
landowner or person in charge of
the property. In the event that such
charges are not paid, they will be
added to your property taxes as a
special assessment.
This publication will serve as
notice for the entire growing season
of 2011. If grass or weeds on the
property reach a height of 12 inches or more during this year, the City
will mow the property at the above
charge without further notice.
R. Shane Smith,
Public Officer
City of Moran
PO Box 188
Moran, KS 66755-0188
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