Mass of Christian Burial for Paul P. Maline Sr. held in Oskaloosa
Mass for Paul P. Maline Sr. 66 of Oskaloosa was set for 2 p.m. Monday at St Marys Immaculate Conception Catholic Church with burial at Ozawkie Cemetery. He died Aug 3 1995 at his sons home in Kansas City Missouri. He was born December 26 1928 in Youngstown Pennsylvania and lived in Oskaloosa since 1966. He was a retired carpenter and member of the Lions Club and Topeka Association of the Deaf. He married Hazel Ann Brown in 1965 who died in 1994. Surviving are son Paul Jr. of Kansas City two sisters Liz Yazel Helen Berlin two brothers Andy and Steve a half brother Joe and four grandchildren.
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Maline
Catholic Church
Oskaloosa Lions Club
Topeka Association of the Deaf
Kanel Glass
Oskaloosa
Bowser Meat Processing
Meriden
Hazel Ann Brown
Paul Jr
Kansas City
Liz Yazel
Gladstone
Helen Berlin
Youngstown
Andy
Las Vegas
Steve
Joe
Nellis Funeral
Valley Falls
Northland
Nurse fills role of old country doc in McLouth
A nurse practitioner in McLouth embraces rural health work despite critics who say such clinicians overstep training. Heim, a KU Nursing honoree and former Lawrence health worker, treats locals with frugal care, emphasizes practical advice, and maintains patient rapport while coordinating with doctors when needed.
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McLouth
Valentine
Heim
Lawrence
Jesus
Kansas University School of Nursing
Safety signals planned for busy Sixth Street Monterey Way
City engineers plan traffic signalization and left turn lanes at the Sixth Street and Monterey Way intersection in Lawrence. The $600,000 project, funded by the state for four-direction signals, could cut accidents by up to fifty percent, with city costs around $60,000 and designs due soon. The corner has seen 27 crashes in 3.5 years, mainly during evening rush hour, ranking as Lawrence’s 30th most accident prone. Residents welcome safer turns as construction nears.
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Sixth Street
Monterey Way
Lawrence
Free State High School
Terese Gorman
Kansas
Inter
Lawrence-Douglas County
Jeanine Blanck
Monterey
Gorman
Steam powered harvests draw crowds at Kansas show
About 15 000 people flooded McLouth for the 38th annual Steam Engine Show and Threshing Bee as antique steam tractors and engines demonstrated how wheat farming once worked. Don Brooks built a 1905 1648 Advance replica, while Mike Wurm steered a 24 000-pound 1923 Keck Gonnerman engine named Engine of the Year. The event drew visitors from the Midwest, Florida, California and Germany who relive agricultural history and lament the machines' passing era.
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Kansas
McLouth
Melinda Farr
Midwest
Florida
California
Germany
Attrac
Farr
Don Brooks
Council Grove
Brooks
Keck- Gonnerman
Mike Wurm
Wurm
Topeka General Contractor
Hoto
Lawrence annexation moves to city approval for Easy Living site
Dan Watkins, a Lawrence attorney for the investor group, says the Lawrence City Commission must approve annexation zoning and site plans for the Easy Living Mobile Home Park redevelopment on Iowa Street next to a SuperTarget opening in October. The plan relocates 34 homes and expands the park from 215 to 243 sites while Crown Cinema faces a rezoning contingent contract with investors. Crown Cinema owns multiple Lawrence theaters.
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Dan Watkins
Lawrence
Lawrence City Commission
Easy Living Mobile Home Park
Mobile Home Park
Watkins
Iowa Street
South Lawrence
J.C. Penney
34Th Street
Crown Cinema
Hillcrest
Cinema Twin
Varsity Theater
Douglas County Free Fair Week Schedule Listed
The Douglas County Free Fair at the county fairgrounds offers a packed schedule with 4-H horse show check-in at 11 a.m. and noon start, sheep and swine weigh-ins, talent show, various judging contests, rodeo arena demonstrations, a concert by Borderline Country, and family night bracelets for unlimited rides. Tickets are $7 and go on sale at noon Wednesday.
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Douglas County
Rodeo
Lawrence
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Myrtle Lewis
Paul P. Maline
Baldwin
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Orchard Lane
Elmer L. Potter
Boise City
Okla
Potter
Colonial Manor
Jet
W.H
Ella Boyd Potter
Irene Bishop
Donald
Betty Collier
Jack
Locust Grove
Willard
Arden
American Heart Assn
Warren McElwain
Josh Welliver
Welliver
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Fift Paden
The
Regulators
Lawrence Hutton Monument Co
Tee
Bill O' Trimble
Prairie Park Piano Studies
Janet Hart Johnson
M.M
Westminster Choir College
Music Teachers National Association
Fairlawn
Topeka
Bryan Career College
ACICS
Sun-Thurs
Sat
Warren-Meelwain
West
Lawrence, Kansas
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