Dorothy Cohen Keltz obituary from Lawrence KS
Dorothy Cohen Keltz died Saturday February 2 2002 in Lawrence at home age 84 Services are at 2 p m Wednesday at the Lawrence Jewish Community Center She was born November 11 1917 in Lawrence and was a homemaker former president of the Lawrence Art Guild longtime Lawrence Human Relations Commission volunteer She married Hal Keltz on October 2 1944 in Los Angeles Surviving are daughter Mary Hersh San Francisco son Kenneth Keltz Alameda and a step grandson Memorials may be sent to the Lawrence Jewish Community Center Hospice Care of Douglas County or Audio Reader via Warren McElwain Mortuary Online condolences to info warrenmcelwain com with Keltz in the subject line.
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Dorothy Cohen Keltz
Lawrence
Lawrence Jewish Community Center
Keltz
Morris “Shorty
Mary (Bear) Cohen
Notre Dame de Lion
Kansas City
Marjorie Webster
Washington, D.C
Lawrence Art Guild
Lawrence Human Relations Commission
Ballard Community Center
Harold L. “Hal” Keltz
Los Angeles
Mary K. Hersh
San Francisco
Kenneth W. Keltz
Alameda
Calif
Douglas County
Warren McElwain Morton
Warrenmcelwain.com
Bernita B Conner 1923 1988 services in Lawrence
Bernita Bidinger Conner 78 of rural Lawrence dies Saturday. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Warren McElwain Mortuary with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Born February 28, 1923 in Lawrence to Jake and Margaret Unger Bidinger. Worked at Lawrence Paper Company from 1942 to 1992 as director of data processing. Member of Stull United Methodist Church Central United Methodist Church and Adaht Chapter No 7 Order of the Eastern Star. Married Richardson Thomas Conner January 18 1946 in Lawrence. he died February 4 1988. Survived by brother Leo Bidinger and two nephews and a niece. Visitation 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the mortuary. Memorials to Hospice Care of Douglas County care of the mortuary.
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Bernita B. Conner
Lawrence
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Conner
Jake and
Margaret (Unger) Bidinger
Lawrence Paper Company
Stull United Methodist Church
Central Unit
Ed Methodist Church
Adaht
Order of the Eastern Star
Richardson Thomas Conner
Leo Bidinger
Douglas County
Private services for Mel Quisenberry 78 of Lawrence
Mel Quisenberry 78 of Lawrence died Saturday February 2 2002 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was born May 26 1923 in Tonganoxie son of Walter M and Mabel Quisenberry A World War II Navy veteran and retired brick mason He lived in Lawrence the last 34 years after moving from Tonganoxie He married Doris R Dowers May 25 1968 in Lawrence She survives at home Also surviving are stepdaughter Sara Houser Baldwin and stepson Eugene Dean McLouth Memorials may be sent to the Lawrence Boys and Girls Club in care of Warren McElwain Mortuary
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Mel Quisenberry
Lawrence
Quisenberry
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tonganoxie
Walter M
Mabel (Burnau) Quisenberry
Doris R. Dowers
Sara Houser
Baldwin
Eugene Dean
McLouth
Lawrence Boys and Girls Club
Warren McElwain
Florence Garber 99 of Lawrence dies. services pending
Florence Garber 99 of Lawrence died Saturday February 2 2002 at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. She was born January 15 1903 in Shawnee Oklahoma graduate of Liberty Memorial High School and Emporia State Teacher's College. She taught rural Douglas County schools and married Otto H Garber on August 17 1932. Survived by daughter Netti Biggs two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services to be held later at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. Memorials to Lawrence Presbyterian Manor Douglas County Hospice or Watkins Community Museum. Warren McElwain Mortuary in charge.
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Florence Garber
Lawrence
Lawrence Presbyterian Manor
Otto H. Garber
Bethel
Netti Biggs
Overland Park
Douglas County
Watkins Community Museum of History
Warren McElwain
Funeral services for Mark O Banion to be announced
Mark E. O Banion 75 of Pomona died Friday Feb 1 2002 at his home. Services are pending and will be announced by Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home in Ottawa.
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BaLdwin
Jack Wome
Sly
Lamb-Roberts-Heise Funeral
Ottawa
Mark E. O'Banion
Pomona
The
Lamb
Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
O’banion
Co op aids Ecuadorian artisans with rainforest crafted goods
Judy Logback highlights a cooperative supporting indigenous Ecuadorian artisans who harvest seeds from the Amazon. Crafts include necklaces bracelets and bags all made from rainforest fibers, with the co op acting as a bridge to markets while considering medicinal plant prospects for income.
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Amazon Rain Forest
Logback
Bleeding Kansas talk at Constitution Hall sparks history talk
About 80 listeners gathered at Lecompton Constitution Hall for the first of six history talks in the Bleeding Kansas series. Historian Robert S. Johnson traced Constitution Hall’s role in Kansas territorial debates, the Topeka Movement, and the Wyandotte Constitution, while outlining ongoing preservation efforts and future free lectures.
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Robert S. Johnson
Lawrence
Lecompton Constitution Hall
Lecompton
Kansas
Johnson
Territorial
Constitution Hall
Topeka
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas Territory
Nation
Friends of the Free State Capitol
Gerry Curry
Clathe
New York
Missouri
Curry
Patty Johnston
Douglas County
Kristen Tegtmeier
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Clarina Nichols
Diane Eickhoff
Kansas City, Mo
Nichols
Wyandotte County
Ely Moore
J. Howard Duncan
Duncan
Moore
DeSoto District weighs growth limits on tax base
DeSoto schools face slow commercial and industrial growth with Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant land on the tax rolls. Residential values surged to 3.29 billion while commercial rose to 1.75 billion. Enrollment reached about 3,460 as districts eye a $91.2 million bond for four elementary schools a middle school additions and a district center.
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DeSoto
Defoe
Deyoe
Sunflower Army
Sharon Zoellner
Maize
Wichita
Wichita State University
Wawa Victim Dies After Being Struck By Cars
A man died after being hit by at least three cars on a dark Kansas City road Saturday evening. The first vehicle fled the scene while two others stayed. He died about an hour later at a hospital. A second incident reports a Fort Riley soldier shot on a Junction City street. Maurice Simpson, 25, of Philadelphia, stationed at Fort Riley since May 2000, died hours after being found by police. No arrests announced.
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Kansas City
Fort Riley
Maurice Simpson
Wichita
Simpson
Philadelphia
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Judy Logback
Mindie Pa
Journal-World
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Bleeding Kansas
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Partnership For Freedom
Carol Dark Ayres
Leavenworth
Abraham Lincoln
Florella Adair
Mary Florella Buster
Emporia
Buster
Adair
Samuel Adair
Osawatomie
John Brown Sr
Free Sons of the North
Jack Deyoe
Joy Ludwig
Wawa
Ljworld.com
Lantence Com
Colorport
Southwestern Bell
Lowa
Owa
Vaud
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