Death notice for Lavinia McEndree in Eudora
Lavinia E McEndree 77 died April 27 2004 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital A memorial service 130 pm Monday at Assembly of God Church Eudora Burial private in Topeka Cemetery Born December 12 1926 in Topeka Homemaker and church member Memorials to the church c/o Warren McElwain Mortuary
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Eudora
Lavinia E. McEndree
Assembly of God Church
Topeka
Ms. McEndree
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Warren McElwain
Betty June Walters Services Held in Ottawa
Funeral services for Betty June Walters 78 of Ottawa will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at Cherry Street Wesleyan Church Ottawa with burial at Point Pleasant Cemetery Long Creek. She died April 29 2004 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa born October 14 1925 Table Grove Illinois lived in Pekin 40 years before moving to Ottawa in 1989 served as a homemaker and earlier worked as a cook at Beechwood Health Care Pekin married May 30 1943 Abilene Texas to William Albert Walters who died in 1992. Survivors include daughter Kathy Simmons son Richard Walters two sisters seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Memorials to Cherry Street Wesleyan Church in care of Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa Illinois.
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Ottawa
Betty June Walters
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
Point Pleasant
Long Creek
Dengelmortuary
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Carolyn S Thomas Ottawa Graveside Service Notice
Graveside services for Carolyn S Thomas 55 Ottawa will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Highland Cemetery. She died April 28 2004 at Olathe Medical Center born August 30 1948 in Boonville Missouri lived in several towns before moving to Ottawa in 1967 and retiring from Walmart Ottawa. She was a caregiver and former employee at King Radio Hallmark Inn Royal Manor and Walmart. Survived by her mother in Ottawa a brother in Butler and two sisters in Tucson and Friends may call at Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa with multiple visiting hours this weekend.
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Leona Buehler Thomas
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Forest City
Mayville
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Robert Thomas
Butler
Mary Hayworth
Tucson
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Janet Payne
Dengel & Son Mortuary
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Services for Alice L. Johnson in Platte City Mo
Alice L. Johnson 79 of Platte City dies April 28 2004 at home. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Saturday at First Baptist Church Platte City. Burial White Chapel Cemetery Kansas City. Survived by husband Andrew O Johnson three daughters a sister seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Friends may call 6 30 to 7 30 p m today Rollins Funeral Homes Platte City. Contributions may be made to First Baptist Church Platte City or the Baptist Home Chillicothe.
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First Baptist Church
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Johnson
Carroll County
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Estella Lora Whitney Johnson
Adra Burks Bowden
Lawrence
Kan
Anna Unmack
Shawnee
Anla Edelbaum
Marjorie Cross
Macon
Rollins Funeral Homes
Baptist Home
Chillicothe
E. Branch St
Dalmatian National Show Lands in Lawrence Weekend
More than 350 Dalmatians and their owners descend on the Lawrence Holidome for the Dalmatian Club of America's national specialty show. Organizers from the Heartland Dalmatian Club of Greater Kansas City led the four year effort. Participants come from coasts, Midwest, and Canada for events including road trials, agility, futurity, and Best of Breed. Lux, Dittrick, and other enthusiasts discuss dogs as family, with Ike and Gucci among the competitors and Adler a top prospect.
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Lawrence
Dalmatian Club of America
Lawrence Holidome
McDonald Drive
Heartland Dalmatian Club
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Julie Lux
National Club
Heartland Club
Midwest
Canada
Lux
Ike
Nanette Dittrick
Douglas County
Adler
Dittrick
Banker Ross Beach Receives Founders Award in Kansas Education
Ross Beach chair of Douglas County Bank received the Kansas Council of Economic Education Founders Award during the council's 45th anniversary. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius presented the honor citing Beach’s leadership in promoting economics education in Kansas schools.
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Toreka
Douglas County Bank
Kansas Council of Economic Education
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State Chamber of Commerce
Beach
Kathleen Sebelius
Gary Stern
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Lawsuit Formed Over SLT Route Dispute At wetlands
A new lawsuit challenges the U S Army Corps of Engineers approval of the 32nd Street SLT route near U S Highway 59 in southern Lawrence. Prairie Band Potawatomi attorney David Prager II accuses officials of bias toward the 32nd Street plan, arguing it shortens wetlands. Proponents promise new wetlands elsewhere and a wetlands education center while Haskell students oppose the plan, stressing sacred wetlands significance.
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Lawrence
David Prager II
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
32Nd Street
Prager
Wetlands Preservation Organization
Nick Luna
Denny Gayton
Haskell
Luna
Senate votes to maintain statewide liquor sales limits
The Senate rejected Brun gardt's Sunday liquor sales amendment 19 to 16 before approving the bill 27 to 12. If the House rejects, a conference committee could reinstate Sunday sales. Leaders urge uniform liquor laws to prevent city exemptions and push the measure to conference.
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Senate
Brungardt
House
Mittee
Lana Oleen
Manhattan
KU Seeks Season Ticket Plan For Student Fans
KU offers a ticket deal as leaders realize the athletic department can aid fundraising. About 1,200 tickets move to season status next season, with general admission seats at stake for individual games. Moving 226 students will form a wall in the end zones to boost home court. The athletic department caps its support for the Student Recreation Fitness Center expansion at 1 million dollars per year, funding new basketball courts racquetball spaces and weight facilities. Student beneficiaries say they gain from access once tickets would have gone to the public. Knopp consulted campers who attend fieldhouse events and all supported the plan. Contact at 832-7222.
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Marchiong
Student Recreation Fitness Center
Knopp
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