30 Years Ago–February 22, 1991

Edgerton’s City Hall is expected to remain closed four to six weeks following a suspected arson fire on Thursday, City Clerk Sandra Masoner said this week. Fire departments and state officials believe the fire was deliberately set with a flammable liquid. Firemen were called to the scene about 7:30 a.m. and had the blaze under control in a half hour. The city clerk said all of her records and equipment were saved and she will continue to take care of city business from her home until City Hall is repaired.


The Lady Pirates finished the KCI Conference portion of their schedule on a winning note with a 60-52 victory over West Platte Friday at Weston. Meanwhile, a last second shot from near mid-court lifted the West Platte Blue Jays to a 52-50 victory over the Platte County Pirates in the boys game. It was a loss that cost the Pirates a share of the KCI Conference championship.


The Platte County wrestling team received a fourth place finish in the state tournament. The Pirates look forward to next season, which has a pretty successful outlook.


A surprise celebration was held Sunday, Feb. 10 1991 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smither’s 55th wedding anniversary. The event was hosted by their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smither, J.D. and Allison of Parkville.

Exit mobile version