Lawrence man 84 dies. Harkness served as foreman and farmer
Raymond Harkness 84 of Lawrence died Oct 18 2000 at Colonial Manor Lawrence born May 30 1916 in Scott County son of Charles E and Deliah Deng Harkness was shop foreman at Harkness Ford Motors Scott City retiring in the 1980s and a farmer rancher survived by wife Mildred Evelyn Yates two children Gail Harkness and D W Skip Harkness a foster son Vinciente Gobuyan two sisters Esther Martin Naomi Yager Nadine Barclay a brother Kenneth Harkness two grandchildren four great grandchildren five foster grandchildren and numerous relatives Memorial service 1 pm Thursday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home Lawrence with IOOF Lodge No 4 following and internment Oct 28 in Scot Cemetery Memorials may go to Lawrence Memorial Hospital Oncology Department or Price and Sons Funeral Home Scot in charge of local arrangements
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Scott City
L. Raymond Harkness
Lawrence
Colonial Manor
Scott County
Charles E. and
Deliah (Deng) Harkness
Harkness
Harkness Ford Motors
Scott
First Christian Church of
ICOF
Friendship Rebekah
Kansas
Mildred Evelyn Yates
Leon
Gail Harkness
Kansas City
D.W
Skip” Harkness
Reston
Vinciente Gobuyan
Glouchester
Canada
Esther Martin
Branson
Naomi Yager
Nadine Barclay
Cupertino
Calif
Kenneth Harkness
Columbus
Ohio
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
IOOF
Scot Cemetery
Rick Woolard
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Oncology Department
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Scoti
William H Amos 91 Garden City resident longtime KDOT landscape architect
William Hanford Amos 91 of Garden City died Oct 20 2000 at Pioneer Lodge Nursing Home Coldwater He was born June 28 1909 in Russellville Mississippi son of John M and Cornley S Brunk Amos A WWII veteran he served in the Ninth Armored Division He married Catherine A Brown April 9 1944 survived by a son two daughters two sisters and a brother ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers Calling hours at Price Sons Funeral Home Garden City Sat Sun Mon Memorials to Alzheimer’s Kansas Unit Association care of Price Sons Funeral Home Service 11 am Tuesday at First United Methodist Church internment Valley View Cemetery
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William “Bill” Hanford Amos
Garden City
Pioneer Lodge
Coldwater
Russelville
Miss
John M. and
Cornley S. Brunk Amos
Ninth Armored Division
Catherine A. Brown
Amos
Kansas Department of Transportation
VFW
First United Methodist Church
Finney
Valley View Cemetery
Alzheimer’s Kansas Unit Association
Price & Sons
Clyde A Smith 84 died in Sun Lakes Arizona service planned
Clyde Alvin Smith 84 of Sun Lakes Arizona died October 18 2000 at Chandler Regional Hospital He was born April 4 1916 in Ensign Kansas son of Ward Brown and Dora McIntire Smith He owned Pay Day IGA in Dodge City in the 1960s served in WWII survived by wife Dorothy two daughters Donna Moore Ede Patty Nelson two sons Larry Smith Stephen Ward Smith a sister nine grandchildren five great grandchildren memorial service today at First Baptist Church Sun Lakes graveside service Monday at Cimarron Cemetery with Howard Gotschall VFW Post No 1714 military rites Swaim Funeral Home Dodge City in charge
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Clyde Alvin Smith
Sun Lakes
Ariz
Chandler (Ariz
Ensign
Ward Brown
Dora (McIntire) Smith
Bloom
Smith
IGA
Dodge City
U.S
Dorothy
Preston) Smith
Donna S. Moore-Ede
Wellesley Farms
Mass
Patty Nelson
Sedona
Larry Smith
Lamar
Colo
Stephen Ward Smith
Montrose
Josephine Esquibel
First Baptist Church of
Cimarron
Howard Gotschall
VFW
Swaim Funeral Home
Bonds Keep Garden City Debt On Front Burner
Public debt remains prominent as Garden City examines bonds across schools, county, city, and college. USD 457 holds 16.15 million in bonded debt covering elementary and high school remodels and new additions. County taxes fund the SEC debt through 2018 while city bonds fund streets and depots. The college avoids mill levy debt while growth boosts property values and enables favorable bond rates.
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Community College
Garden City
USD 457
Kathleen Whitley
Buffalo Jones
Garden City High School
Alta Brown
Florence Wilson
Finney County
Brown
Law Enforcement Center
SEC
Hitz
Wal-Mart
Kansas Avenue
Garden City Community College
Bill Hammond
Hammond
Jim Neblitt
Neblitt
Bond issue to raise high school funds eyed in USD 457
The proposed 33 million bond would lift the mill levy by one for bonded debt, from 11.67 to 12.67 mills, affecting a $100,000 home by about 11.50 annually for 14 years. Operating costs would add roughly 1.75 million per year, with state aid and growth projections shaping final impact.
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Kathleen Whitley
Whitley
Citizens’ Bond Committee
Garden City
Veryl Peter
State Department of Education
Peter
Wichita
Ward Lloyd
Lloyd
Growth of Web May Be Slowing, Study Finds
New York AP reports a study by Online Computer Library Center showing 7.1 million Web sites in June, a 53 percent rise from 4.7 million a year earlier. The 1998 to 1999 growth was 77 percent, with researchers noting size gains may mislead about overall expansion.
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New York
Ed O'Neill
Online Computer Library Center
Telegram Publishing Co. circulation and pricing notice
The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc. advertises daily and Saturday publication in Garden City Kansas with postal details. It lists staff roles including Steve Delaney editor and publisher and outlines mailing options, subscription rates, and delivery charges across Finney County Kansas and beyond.
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P.O. Box
Garden City
UPS
Finney County
Kansas
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the Telegram
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City of
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Bright- Planet
Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
Heart of Europe
Posse Rouse
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Austria
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Switzerland
France
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Linenberger Jewelry “Fine Jewelry & Watches
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