Deaths Services for George William Deay Jr. 77
Death notices list services for George William Deay Jr. of rural Eudora. He died December 14 1992 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital aged 77. He was a World War II veteran, former farmer, and member of the Church of Christ in Vinland, DeSoto Masonic Lodge, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Burial is in Deay Cemetery with a visitation at Bruce Funeral Home in Gardner. Survivors include three sons and nine grandchildren.
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George William Deay Jr
Eudora
Church of Christ In
Vinland
Deay Cemetery
Deay
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
DeSoto
Masonic Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Della May Deay
Boyd
McLouth
Bob
Bill
Pine Grove
Calif
Clarice Newell
Baldwin
Bruce Funeral Home
Gardner
DeSoto Masonic Lodge
Centropolis
Florence Alberta Clark
Lamb-Roberts
Ottawa
Lucille Barb
Union Cemetery
Clark
Colonial Manor
Lawrence
Eureka
Charley
Mable Land Smith Rush
Redwood Inn
Baker University
Franklin
Douglas County
Trinity United Methodist Church
White Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Daughters Club
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wilma Flinn
St. Mary’s
Juanita Payne
Lyle Clark
Burlington
John E. Clark
Charley K. Clark
Mansfield
Tex
Dora Boucek
Marjorie Belt
Madison
Paul Smith
Paola
Franklin County
American Cancer Society
Lamb- Roberts
Stalker Impersonates Officer Targets Women in Lawrence
Lawrence police release another report on a man impersonating a police officer and an ABC agent to approach young women in a 1300 block Kentucky complex. Two 20 and 21 year olds reported 3:30 am visits and badge presses on windows. A separate 20 year old upstairs resident said the man tried to grab her at about 1 am Saturday after entering her apartment. Additional prior incidents on Dec 2 and Oct 13 involved following women home and an arrest threat with handcuffs, with identification of the suspect still unknown.
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Lawrence
Kentucky
Mark Warren
Warren
ABC
Commissioners push long meeting into early morning hours
Commissioners kept working past midnight extending a drugstore zoning decision to 12:30 a.m. and a Taco Bell zoning request to 1 a.m. The lengthy session, driven by several controversial items, drew nap plans and meals to stay energized while several members defended proceeding, though one member opposed future late meetings.
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John Nalbandian
Martin-Smith
Martin- Smith
Commission
Schulte
Bob Walters
Regulators Approve Call Control in Lawrence Market
Regulators approve Caller ID and blocking options in Lawrence with Call Control features. Foreman notes public response to Southwestern Bell proposal has been generally supportive and no major concerns from individuals. Matson says the company will block lines for law enforcement and shelters, with free blocking and a 1167/167 dialing code for opt out. Southwestern Bell will test market Call Control next year in Wichita Topeka and Kansas City.
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Sumer
Foreman
Southwestern Bell
Matson
Scott
Lawrence
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Juvenile center costs rise as soil study delays estimate
The 1990 project to house regional juveniles faces higher costs and potential county withdrawals. Estimated build costs rise from 1.5 million to about 1.65 million with 90 percent state funding and 10 percent regional share. A 255000 dollar revenue shortfall for 1993 1994 hinges on county cooperation and possible SRS extension decisions. The task force meets Feb 2 to explore cost cuts.
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Hutchinson
Pam Weigand
Douglas County
Weigand
SRS
Atchison, Brown
Doniphan
Marshall
Nemaha
Wabaunsee
Energy assistance program applications sought in Kansas
Through March 31, Kansas residents may apply for Low Income Energy Assistance from the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services. Eligibility depends on income, household size, dwelling type, and utility rates, with cooling benefits for medical needs. Call 800 432 0043 or visit local SRS offices to request an application or have last year’s forms mailed.
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Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Lawrence Woman Appointed to Kansas Historical Board
Lawrence resident Sheryl Williams was named to the Kansas Historical Records Advisory Board by Gov. Joan Finney, succeeding Donald Mc Coy. Williams is curator of the Kansas Collection at KU libraries and chairs multiple Kansas Library Association committees on government documents and library services.
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Lawrence
Kansas Historical Records Advisory Board
Joan Finney
Sheryl Williams
Finney
Donald McCoy
Williams
Kansas Collection
Kansas University Libraries
Watson Library
Kansas Library Association
Advisory Committee
Lawrence police report spree of arrests and animal shelter update
A 35 year old Lawrence man was arrested for aggravated assault after an attack on his girlfriend at a residence in the 1000 block of New Jersey. Three teens were held on theft and burglary charges after being found in a car with stolen stereo equipment. Firefighters investigated a car fire near the Kansas University lot with no findings. Several defendants faced charges or pleas including child abuse aggravated incest forgery and theft with multiple court dates. The Lawrence Humane Society reported all rescued animals from a Eudora farm are in good health after a mass seizure and ongoing review by the district attorney.
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Lawrence
New Jersey
New York
Douglas County
Kansas City
Warren
Kansas University
Orlando P. Green
Kent Ter
Michael P. Vesco
Aaron Braswell
Topeka
Texas
Braswell
Katherine Cobb
Cobb
Danny Kelly
Emporia
Kelly
Tomahawk
Elm
United Methodist Church
Baldwin
Regina L. Bryan
Bryan
Lawrence-Douglas
Gilfeather
Gertrude Sellards Pearson
W. 11Th
Douglas County District Court
Clayton Casson
Casson
Lawrence Humane Society
Eudora
Renee Harris
Charles Ise Memorial Animal Shelter
Harris
Hospital Births P. J. and Rusty Mather Boy Named
A boy was born Tuesday in Lawrence to P. J. and Rusty Mather. The birth adds a new member to the Mather family.
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P.J
Rusty Mather
Lawrence
Mistaken Custody Transfer Reported in Doniphan County
The AP erroneously stated on December 7 that a Doniphan County judge moved custody of a baby boy from his adoptive parents to his biological father. The foster couple had only been granted temporary custody and had not adopted the child.
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Wathena
Associated Press
Doniphan
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Gerald Stover
Chanute
John Stover
Carol McWilliams
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Joanne Stone
Overland Park
Stover
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Harrison Funeral Homme
Florence A. Clark
Man
Kansas
Schumm
Nalbandian
Shirley Martin- Smith
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Attorney General’s Office
Northeast
Law Enforcement
Diana Robinson
The
Wyandotte Christian Counseling Center
Steve G. Wilbur
Lawrence Public Library
Wilbur
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