Memorial services held for Netie M Diehl in Lawrence
Memorial services for Net tie M Diehl, 80, Lawrence, were held Friday at Plymouth Congregational Church. She died Friday April 18 2003 at Alterra Sterling House. Cremation followed. Memorials may be sent to Plymouth Church or Southern Care Hospice via Rumsey Yost Funeral Home.
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Nettie M. Diehl
Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ling House
Church of Southern Care Hospice
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
Holladay services for Merley Holladay in Eudora
Services for Merley Holladay of Eudora will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home with burial in Silent City Cemetery De Soto. Born July 2 1905 in Prairie Center she taught in Jefferson County and country schools retiring in 1971. Survivors include Barbara Rohde Jimmie and Gary Holladay Mae Kafer nine grandchildren and two stepgrandchildren. Online condolences at rumsey-yost.com.
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Merley
Holladay
Eudora
Rumsey-Yost
Silent City
de Soto
Barbara Rohde
Geneva
Jimmie Holladay
Casper
Wyo
Gary Holladay
Lawrence
Mae Kafer
Coos Bay
Ore
Rumsey-Yost.com
Dorothy Mae Gardner Services Pending in Lawrence
Dorothy Mae Gardner 95 of Lawrence died Thursday April 24 2003 at Lakeview Manor. Services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home.
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Dorothy Mae Gardner
Lawrence
Rumsey-Yost
Gardner
Lakeview Manor
William C Rice funeral set in Baldwin Missouri
William C Rice 91 of Chillicothe Missouri died April 24 2003 in Chillicothe He was born September 12 1911 in Mountain Home Arkansas and raised in Warrensburg Missouri He held degrees from Warrensburg State Teachers College Northwestern University and the University of Iowa He served with the American Red Cross in World War II taught in multiple Missouri towns and chaired Baker University music department He authored several books and contributed to the 1964 Methodist Hymnal revision He is survived by children and stepchildren with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren Visitation follows 2 pm today at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Baldwin with a 7 to 8 pm receiving period.
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William C
Rice
Chillicothe
First United Methodist Church
Mountain Home
Ark
William C. Sr
Mary Rebecca (Holt) Rice
Warrensburg
Tom Warrensburg
State Teachers College
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
University of Iowa
American Red Cross
Herne
Texas
Huntsville
Middletown
Nevada
St. Joseph
Baker University
Baker
National Fellowship of Methodist Musicians
The
National Organization For Music and Other Arts
Central Missouri State University
Pi Kappa Lambda
Masonic Lodge
Rotary Club
Vera Nadine Douthit
Melba Ruth Chancelor Houchin
Richard
Pittsburg
Janet Reed
Anthony Houchin
Waverly
Daniel Houchin
Lawrence
Phyllis Houchin
Zepher Hills
Fla
Patsy McCann
Graff
Services Held for George E Swartzel of Rolla
George E. Swartzel 64 of Rolla Missouri died April 16 2003 in Rolla. Services were April 19 at James and Gahr Mortuary Rolla Chapel with burial at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery Kansas. Born December 11 1938 in Muskogee Oklahoma he served 24 years in the U S Army including two Vietnam tours earning the Bronze Star and Meritorious Service Medal. He was an Eagle Scout and married Maria Greschner in 1961. Survivors include his wife daughter Heidi Hinck two brothers and three grandchildren. A son and a daughter predeceased him. Burial arrangements at Rolla.
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George E. Swartzel
Rolla
James and Gahr
Rolla Chapel
Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
Leavenworth
Kan
Swartzel
Muskogee
Ohda
Erle and
Ethel
Detler) Swartzel
Top
Maria Greschner
Heidi Hinck
Cedarburg
Wis
Jim
Lawrence
Kane
Steve
Viola
Ark
Bill
Michaele
Phelps County Regional Medical Center
Bond Cancer Clinic
Highway
KU to honor four with Distinguished Service Citations
Kansas University will award its Distinguished Service Citations at a 7:30 p.m. supper on May 16 in the Kansas Union Ballroom, honoring George L. Brown Adele Hall Liliana Mayo and Vernon L. Smith for their leadership philanthropy and contributions to education and economics. The four recipients include Brown a former Colorado state senator journalist and housing official Hall a philanthropist and public service advocate Mayo a Peruvian educator and autism advocate and Smith a Nobel laureate in economics. The event marks KU’s annual honors since 1941 with invites to the May 18 commencement.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
George L. Brown
Arlington
Brown
Tuskegee
Denver
Kansas City
Urban League
Junior League
American Academy of Pediatrics Partnership For Children
Children's Mercy Hospital
de la Salle School
Genesis School
Liliana Mayo
la Punta- Callao
Peru
Mayo
Centro Ana Sullivan del Peru
University Cayetano Heredia
Catholic Pontificate University
Lima
Spain
Vernon L. Smith
Smith
Harvard University
University of Alaska
George Mason University
Koch Foundation
Wichita
National Academy of Sciences
Kansas court upholds land takings for private development
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that taking private property for industrial or economic development can be a valid public purpose. Douglas County Commissioner Jere McElhaney supported some takings while cautioning against habitual use, and County Commissioner Charles Jones opposed using votes to condemn land for private use. Local officials note benefits to surrounding areas and NASCAR connections.
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State Supreme Court
Douglas County
Sioner
Jere McElhaney
Nascar
Kansas City
Kansas
School board weighs substitute teacher raises
The district considers paying certified substitutes 90 dollars a day and non degree holders 82 dollars. Nearby districts already offer higher daily rates, with Kansas City Kansas at 109, Blue Valley 99, Shawnee Mission 95, Olathe 94, Bonner Springs 90, and others lower. Board member Rodriguez says wages affect the pool of substitutes and the district often lacks enough fill-ins, noting about 75 substitutes are needed daily and shortages occur.
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Kansas City
Kan
Blue Valley
Shawnee Mission
Olathe
Bonner Springs
de Soto
Eudora
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Topeka
Actress Benson shot in New York City apartment
The Times reports Lyric Benson, an actress with Yale ties and a background in soap operas and Law and Order Criminal Intent, was shot by Robert J. Ambrosino a 32 year old United States Merchant Marine. Benson dated Ambrosino before graduation last May but broke the engagement months ago.
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Robert J. Ambrosino
United States Merchant Marine
the Times
Ambrosino
Yale
Mihura
Lyric Benson
Terry Benson
Turner High School
Kansas City
Kan
Terry
Merchant Marine
Law and Order: Criminal Intent
American Express
Mihara
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