Deaths from Kansas area obituary notices early 20th century
A string of funeral notices from Kansas communities lists services for John Ralph Hutton 83 at United Presbyterian Church Lakin burial in Lakin Cemetery with survivors including wife siblings and veterans honors. Other obituaries note Claude Borders Eva Adamson Leonard Heinlen Eugene Solze Mary Lewis and others with service details, burial places, and family survivors across Satanta St John Hugo Garden City and Deerfield.
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Lakin
John Ralph Hutton
United Presbyterian Church
Milan Lambertson
Hutton
Cowley County
Vera Phetley
Lincoln
Masonic Lodge
Knights Templar
Midian Shrine
American Legion
Howard Hutton
Golden
Colo
Donald Hutton
Simi Valley
Calif
Stella Marquardt
Topeka
Cecile Wallace
Rogers
Ark
Catherine Bray
Othello
Wash
Davis Funeral Home
American Heart Association
Cogzill
Seattle
United Methodist Church
Satanta
Rollin Dillinger
Dudley Township
Haskell County Funeral Home
Sublette
Satanta Ambulance Fund
Satanta Drug Store
Funeral Home
Moscow
Eva Rachel Adamson
Eden Valley
Deerfield
Leonard E. Heinlen
Colorado Springs
Deerfield Cemetery
Austin Herman
Mr. Heinlen
Norma Jean
Ronnie
James R
Michael
Colorado
Hugo
Eugene Harold
Bill) Solze
Garden City
Laura Thielen
Dodge City
Chris
Simon
Diana Quinn
Brighton
Audrey Rose
Salida
Arthur Solze
Maxine Sauer
Ethel Salter
Esther Hate
Lenora Waller
Methodist Church
Hugo Cemetery
Mary Alice Lewis
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Hart County
Greenfield
Okla
Woolsie E. Lewis
Henry Weldon
Garland Funeral Chapel
Max Clayton
First United Methodist Church
Valley View Cemetery
IRS to Offer Tax Help at Garden City Office
The Garden City IRS office resumes personal tax assistance starting Monday December 29. Hours run Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Staffing cuts extend waiting times. taxpayers with simple queries may call 1 800 362 2190 for help, though in-house staff cannot handle phone requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Walt Nelson
Nelson
Disturbance Leads to Arrest in Christmas Eve Incident
A 26 year old Garden City man remains jailed after a Christmas Eve disturbance at Brick Barn tavern. Aggravated assault charges may follow as a knife figured in the incident at 10:39 p.m. Wednesday. Victims are Russell Hacker, 24, and Doug Selichnow, 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
E. Fulton
Russell Hacker
Conard
Doug Selichnow
Anderson
Burglary at Auto Shop Reported With $742 Theft
The burglary occurred Wednesday at 917 Harold in Kalvesta, targeting a storage room at an auto repair shop. Items stolen include tools a television a drill a welder and a battery charger. Police have no suspects in custody.
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Jay Newberry
Kalvesta
Harold
No tax dollars for chaplains in Kansas ruling
Kansas leaders react to a federal court ruling that bans paying official state chaplains with tax dollars following a suit by Nebraska's Ernie Chambers. Senate President Ross Doyen defends the chaplain's role while House Speaker Wendell Lady argues it aids the legislative process. The decision could affect all 50 states unless stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
Ernie Chambers
Omaha
Chambers
Warren Urbomn
Kansas Senate
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Senate
Doyen
House
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
Doenitz Dies at 89 Once Hitler’s Sub Fleet Leader
Hamburg Germany Admiral Karl Doenitz died at age 89 after a four week hospitalization. He led Nazi Uboat operations and served as head of the crumbling regime in its final days. Convicted at Nuremburg for war crimes he spent years in obscurity after 1956 release from Spandau prison.
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Hamburg
West Germany
Karl Doenitz
Hitler
Doenitz
West Berlin
Spandau
International Military Tribunal
Nuremburg
Berlin
Milk production up in Kansas in November
Kansas milk output rose 5 percent in November from 1979, totalling about 110 million pounds, according to the state Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The figure was 4 percent below October’s production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Rejected boy left home on Christmas Eve in Columbia
Police report a 9 year old boy told officers his parents did not want him and ordered him out on Christmas Eve. He was found walking cold and hungry on Sumter Highway at 1 30 a m Christmas Day and kept in a youth shelter while authorities seek DSS inquiry. Officers brought him to his parents who refused to take him back. The boy is described as polite and was excited by a station party with gifts. The case remains under investigation with further action pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Bob Connell
State Department of Social Services
Connell
Sumter
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John Hutton
Claude Borders
Claude Joseph Borders
Satanta District Hospital
Miller Feedler
Inman
Nadine Davis
Hutchinson
State of Kansas
Jerry Borders
Las Vegas
Nev
Russell Borders
Monte Vista
Lawrence Borders
Emile Borders
Ina Heim
Donal McCormick
Detroit
Mich
Lucinda Daeschner
McPherson
Betty
Eva Adamson
Leonard Heinlen
Eugene
The
Baptist Church
OES
EHU
Edward W. Lewis
Briar Hill Dr
William L. Lewis
Center
Clay Weldon
Pierceville
Iva Meairs
Santa Ana
Garden City Telegram
Finkelde
Darrell Finkelde
Telegram Co., Inc
Advertising & Business
P.O. Box
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
Ad & Business Manager
Eacy
Finney County
Associated Press
Ray Mayo
Dodge
EPA
Chrysler Corporation
Five Points Motor Co., Inc
Jones
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