Pauline Marley obituary notices funeral services pending
Pauline Marley 76 of Tonganoxie died Sunday August 14 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services are pending at Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2011
Page
2
Pauline Marley 76 of Tonganoxie died Sunday August 14 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services are pending at Warren McElwain Mortuary in Lawrence.
Deborah D. Guy 85 of Lawrence Kansas, entombment at Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens in Kansas City, died Saturday August 13 2011 at KU Medical Center. She was born March 1926 in Union Nebraska, worked for Santa Fe Railroad, member of Holiday Ramblers, Welcome Club and Red Hat Society. Survived by two daughters Connie Merritt and Mary Beth Guy, a son Rodney Guy, sister Esther Kendall, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Memorials to Lawrence Humane Society. Funeral details at Warren-McElwain Mortuary.
The Journal World outlines obituary acceptance for residents or former longtime residents within its circulation area and survivors in the area. It provides contact options including a mortuary, phone number 785 832 7154, and LJWorld com obits policy page for details and costs.
Kantrowitz warns federal and private student loans rarely discharge in bankruptcy with higher recovery on defaults than private loans. He notes debt levels grew as aid lags tuition, forcing longer repayment beyond 20 years and passing costs to future generations. KU doctoral student Ora McWilliams recalls adding $20,000 more online.
The piece traces auctioneering in Kansas from its origins in military horse sales to family runs and multi generational traditions. It notes early slave auctions in territorial days, drought and debt driving foreclosures, and the social role of auctions in rural communities, spotlighting figures like Thomas Johnson and insights from historians.
The Howard W. Wright farm near Milo will be sold at auction by Middle West Land Auction Co from Salina. Larry Carr of Carr Auction in Larned, a 45-year veteran who has sold livestock and land across Kansas, oversees the sale as 920 acres are divided into ten smaller farms amid ongoing farm foreclosures and waves of auctions.
Higher education reporter Andy Hyland discusses practical steps to minimize college debt. Advice includes attending in state public colleges, seeking scholarships, saving $200 monthly for ten years, buying used books, and moderating living costs. Students should calculate loan payments and future salaries with loan companies before borrowing.
Beccy Tanner can be reached at 316-268-6336 or btanner WichitaEagle.com. Michael Pearce of The Eagle contributed to this story.
The Journal World Kansas address and phone numbers are listed for news, advertising, obituaries, and departments. Edwin Rothrock is named as director of market strategies with a direct line for inquiries.
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