Obituary: Orval E. Butler 55 Garden City died October 23 2000
Orval Edward Butler of Garden City died Monday October 23 2000 in Garden City. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Grant County Funeral Home in Ulysses.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2000
Page
2
Orval Edward Butler of Garden City died Monday October 23 2000 in Garden City. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Grant County Funeral Home in Ulysses.
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Jack McNeil Elliott Sr. 80 died Oct 19 2000 at his Lyndon home. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday at Feltner Chapel Lyndon with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Topeka. He served in WWII and Korean War, retired as a major from SAC in 1964. Survived by wife Wanda, son Jack Jr, daughters Jackie Wallgren and Meredith Currie, sister Dorothy Cooksey, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Memorials to American Diabetes Association and Parkinson's Disease Association.
Funeral services for William Hanford Amos 91 of Garden City were held at First United Methodist Church with burial in Valley View Cemetery. A WWII veteran and landscape architect for the Kansas DOT, he died Oct 20 2000 in Coldwater. He is survived by a son two daughters and several grandchildren. Memorials to Alzheimer’s Kansas Unit Association.
Carla M Osborn 72 Scott City died Oct 21 2000 at home moving from Eads Colo born June 9 1928 in Chivington Colo survived by five sons one daughter a brother three sisters eight grandchildren two great grandchildren graveside service Oct 25 10 am Scott County Cemetery Scott City officiated by Rev J Warren visitation at Price Sons Funeral Home. Phyllis Ballantyne 79 formerly of Liberal died Oct 23 2000 at Infinia at Central Topeka born Jan 15 1921 in Hartley Texas homemaker First Presbyterian Church Liberal married Ralph Ballantyne June 4 1941 he died 1998 survived by one son two daughters nine grandchildren one great grand burial Valley View Garden City visitation Friday 2 3 pm Newcomer Topeka funeral home memorials to Infinia at Central Topeka or First Presbyterian Church Liberal.
Ronald L. Taylor 49 of Syracuse will be honored at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First United Methodist Church Syracuse with a 11 a.m. flower card reading and 11:30 a.m. family dinner. Burial in Syracuse Cemetery. He died Oct 22 2000 in Wichita. He was born Jan 19 1951 in Garden City. Survived by wife Sue Lynette Urton Taylor three daughters a sister and two grandchildren. Memorials to Benincasa House or Tamarisk Golf Course in care of Greene Fellers Funeral Home.
Johns says flash floods are hard to predict but current conditions favor one. Training storms and saturated soil raise risk. driving through floodwaters remains the major danger. River floods differ, developing more slowly, but creeks swelling can produce dangerous wall of water.
Harley R Rector 96 of Deerfield died Sunday Oct 22 2000 at High Plains Retirement Village Lakin He was born Oct 4 1904 in Smithfield NL son of Beaches Nathan and Daisy Rector A lifelong worker he served as city superintendent county deputy sheriff WWII Boeing plant worker after war he farmed and did plumbing and sewer work He was active in United Methodist Church Deerfield Lions Club and Volunteer Fire Department He married Louise Miller in 1926 and Lola Brunker in 1939 She died 1998 He is survived by four daughters two brothers a sister 10 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren Funeral Thursday at United Methodist Church Deerfield Burial Deerfield Cemetery Memorials to High Plains Retirement Village c/o Garland Funeral Home Visitation through tonight and Wednesday
Clinton embraced a national 0.08 blood alcohol standard amid support from MADD and the American Beverage Institute. The measure, tied to a $58 billion transport bill, would penalize states not adopting by 2004 with highway funding cuts. Clinton said the standard could save about 500 lives annually.
A proposed bipartisan Medicare package would restore about 28 billion dollars in payments over five years to bolster rural hospitals and providers. It aims to raise reimbursements, expand emergency and telehealth access, cut seniors' out of pocket costs, and broaden preventive benefits including screenings and nutrition therapy.
On Monday admissions include Ty Smith Copeland Christina Unruh from Garden City. Dighton lists Leonard J Queen Larry Repshire. Elkhart adds Martha Bowen. Scott City records Beth A Andrasek. Dismissals show Dodge City Richard Donnell Scott Virginia P Minor Sublette Gracie Mendoza Syracuse Robin C Kennedy.
The Garden City posts publishing days Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturdays at 310 N. 7th by The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc. Address corrections go to P.O. Box 958 Garden City KS 67846. Carrier, motor, and mail subscription rates are listed for Finney County Kansas and outside Kansas.
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