Obituaries for multiple Kansas residents in 2002
Obituary notices list geo dated deaths in October 2002 across Johnson Deerfield Dighton Ulysses with survivors and service details. George DeArmond Lieuallen 76 of Johnson died Oct 8 at Stanton County Hospital survived by Glendena Lay and family. Melvin Teeter 78 of Ulysses died Oct 8 with funeral at First United Methodist Church. Hazel Scott 85 of Dighton died Oct 9 with arrangements pending. John Novak 77 of Deerfield and other relatives noted. services and memorials announced by Garland and Boomhower Funeral Homes.
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George DeArmond Lieuallen
Stanton County Hospital
South Greenfield
Hubert O
Hattie Preston Lieuallen
Lieuallen
San Bernardino
Calif
Kingman
Ariz
California
Trails End Ranch
Cottonwood Cove
Hesperia
Glendena Lay
Quartzite
Jeanette Dee Hildebrandt
Deborah Sue Golub
Orland Jay Lieuallen
Willard
Huberta Monger
Greenfield
Anna Lee
Isabelle Lieuallen
Fields Memorial Wesleyan Church
Dave Kaufmann
Stanton County
VFW
Garland Funeral Home
American Diabetes Association
American Heart Association
Funeral Home
W. North Ave
Johnson, KS
Deerfield
John M. Novak
Lakin
Dighton
Hazel Scott
Park Lane
Scott City
Boomhower Funeral Home
Ulysses
Melvin D. Teeter
First United Methodist Church
Dennis H. Livingston
Kenneth Lampp
Mr. Teeter
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Grant County
John Wesley
Mary Hannah Fields Teeter
Moscow High School
First United Methodist Church of
Moscow Lions Club
Katie Campbell
Hugoton
Earl
Kenneth
Darrell Teeter
Monty Teeter
W. Grant
Grain prices at Garden City Co op reported
Dow Jones average quoted as 7414.72, up 128.45 from this morning's opening price, with Edward Jones & Co. reporting the figure during market coverage.
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Garden City Co-op
Dow Jones
Edward Jones & Co
Weather Outlook Saturday and Sunday in Garden City
Saturday will be partly cloudy and windy with highs in the lower 50s and a clear breezy night with lows in the upper 20s. Sunday features mostly clear skies with highs in the upper 50s and lows around 40, followed by highs rising into the 60s.
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Reported
On Wednesday in Jetmore Margaret Phillips led total admissions with 26. Cimarron saw Hayley Foster and baby boy Holcomb discharged, while Melanie N Johnson and Viola Murphy were dismissed in Sublette. Overall dismissals numbered 19.
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Jetmore
Margaret Phillips
Cimarron
Hayley Foster
Baby Boy Holcomb
Melanie N Johnson
Viola Murphy
Kansas Lottery Draw Summary From Field Numbers
Lottery results listed include Powerball numbers 9 10 38 42 43 with Powerball 5 and Power Play 4. Kansas two by two red numbers 6 17 and white numbers 21 26. Super Kansas Cash 2 18 25 28 29 with Super Cashball 3. Daily Pick 3 reads 5 8 2.
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Police Beat: Arrests and Thefts Reported Across City
Limbo Ortega 21 was arrested for failure to appear. Moises Perez 19 cited for driving while suspended. Two 13-year-olds arrested for battery and PATH. John McMillan 18 faced arrest for marijuana possession. James Jackson III 22 charged with domestic battery and related offenses. Multiple thefts reported including license plates, cell phone, jewelry, bicycle, and money from bags. false alarm at 2:42 p.m. on North Fourth Street.
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Limbo Ortega
Kansas Ave
North Ninth Street
Moises Perez
Parkwood
Fleming Street
Garden City
John McMillan
W. Thompson Sr
West Thompson Street
James Jackson III
College Drive
Holcomb Sees String of Auto Break-Ins
Holcomb police warn residents after four cars were broken into in the 300 block of Prairie Lane and 700 block of Arkansas between 2 and 8 am. Stolen stereos, broken windows, and dashboard damage were reported. One car unlocked, two possibly unlocked, one locked. Investigations ongoing.
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Holcomb
Prairie Lane
Arkansas
Matt Cole
Cole
Older Kansans Offer Political Advice At Silver Haired Legislature
In Topeka the 20th annual Silver Haired Legislature at the Statehouse heard older Kansans urge forward planning and fair tax policy to fund health care education and elderly support. Leaders like Wayne Comer and Chris Sigsbee-Jost backed targeted taxes to protect seniors and nursing home residents, while stressing national Medicare solutions and continued advocacy despite fiscal constraints.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Ron Thornburgh
Wayne Comer
Moscow
Comer
Citian
Chris Sigsbee-Jost
Sigsbee-Jost
Jane Gingles
Clay Center
Kline drops out of two debates in bid to woo voters
Republican attorney general candidate Shawnee Kline pulls out of two scheduled debates with Democrat Chris Biggs in Johnson County and Topeka. Biggs' staff call it a surprise. Kline cites scheduling conflicts. Biggs to debate an empty chair as other forums proceed.
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Phill Kline
Chris Biggs
Kline
Biggs
Geary County
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson County
Whitney Watson
Marci Gentry
Chris
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Children’s Alliance
Charles McAfee
Ern
Kansas
Ed O'Malley
Chamber
Watson
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