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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2011

Page

2

Nancy Newlin Ashton founder of Johnson County Library dies

Nancy Newlin Ashton 94 of Lawrence died May 25 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Memorial services are May 31 at 11 a.m. at the George Hamilton Combs Memorial Chapel of the Coun try Club Christian Church in Kansas City. Burial at Lenexa Cemetery will be private. Contributions suggested to Johnson County Library Foundation University of Kansas Endowment Association or a charity of choice. Born January 14 1917 in Wichita she attended KU graduating 1937 Phi Beta Kappa and led Pi Beta Phi. She co founded the Johnson County Public Library and served on its Friends Committee. Survived by two daughters Sidney Garrett and Judith Ashton two sons Donald with Annie Ashton and Stewart with Genevieve Ashton five grandchildren. She was a longtime donor and volunteer in arts and civic groups.

Nancy Newlin Ashton Lawrence Johnson County Library Lawrence Memorial Hospital George Hamilton Combs Country Club Christian Church Kansas City Lenexa Johnson County Library Foundation University of Kansas Endowment Association Ashton Wichita Harvey E Elmina Stewart Newlin Sunset Hill School Vassar College University of Kansas Phi Beta Kappa Pi Beta Phi Sorority Educational Foundation University Kansas Indian Hills Country Club Women’s Golf Group Wickenburg Arizona Wickenburg Library Wickenburg Hospital Scott C. Ashton Sidney A. Garrett Judith Ashton Boston Mass Donald B Annie Ashton Austin Texas Stewart H Genevieve A. Ashton Paris France Overlandparkchapel.com

Harold R Bennett Ottawa obituary and funeral details

Harold R Bennett 96 of Ottawa died Friday May 27 at Wellsville Retirement Community. Funeral 10 30 a m Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa with Rev Wayne Castle officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery Ottawa He was born October 11 1914 in Franklin County to John W Bennett and Katherine Vick Bennett He attended Franklin County schools and Appanoose High School class of 1932 He studied at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia He taught rural schools for three years then joined the Kansas Highway Patrol in 1939 serving 35 years retiring as a sergeant in September 1974 He was a life member of the Peace Officers Association He later worked as a real estate agent in Ottawa He was active in the First United Methodist Church His wife Julia R Hume Bennett died in 1937 They were married May 25 1937 in Franklin County Surviving: daughter Sharon Kay Underwood Ottawa sisters Lucille Ames Cedar Hill Texas Peg Viertel Winter Haven Fla brother Francis W Bennett and wife Eloise Williamsburg grandchildren Barb J Wells Kyle Underwood great grandchildren Vaughn and Keira Julia Wells Preceded by parents sisters Gladys Devlin and Alice Kilgore brothers Raymond Brown and brothers in law Herbert Viertel and Edward Ames Friends may call after 4 p m Monday at the funeral home 325 S Hickory St Ottawa where the family will receive from 6 to 8 p m Monday Memorials may be sent to the First United Methodist Church Ottawa care of the funeral home P O Box 14 Ottawa KS 66067 Email condolences at www Lamb-Roberts com

Ottawa Harold R. Bennett Lamb- Roberts Wayne Castle Highland Cemetery Bennett Wellsville Franklin County John W Katherine Vick Bennett Appanoose Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Kansas Highway Patrol Independence Pittsburg Newton Peace Officers Association First United Methodist Church Julia R. Hume Sharon Kay Underwood Lucille Ames Cedar Hill Texas Peg Viertel Winter Haven Fla Francis W. Bennett Eloise Williamsburg Barb J. Wells Kyle Underwood Vaughn Keira Julia Wells Gladys Devlin Alice Kilgore Raymond Brown Herbert Viertel Edward Ames S. Hickory St First United Methodist Church of Ottawa P.O Lamb-Roberts.com

Obituary Policy Details From Journal-World Guidance

Information on obituary acceptance policy and guidelines, including costs, is available through your mortuary, by calling the Journal-World at 785 832-7154, or online at wwwz2.jworld.com/obits/policy/.

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Marie Menhusen Montgomery Joplin Missouri obituary notice

Marie Menhusen Montgomery 83 of Joplin Missouri died at home from injuries in the May 22 2011 tornado. Born April 22 1928 in Glen Elder Kansas she was a teacher trained at Kansas State University. Survivors include three daughters one son and nine grandchildren. Cremation by Parker Mortuary Joplin with memorials to help Jeanie and Cathy’s life in care of Doris Montgomery.

Joplin Doris Marie Menhusen Montgomery Glen Elder Kan Harold Finley Doris Mae Shane Finley Kansas State University Marie Kansas Tonganoxie Christ’s Community United Methodist Church Gordon Menhusen Richard Montgomery Jeanie Morris Cathy Menhusen Debbie Gravatt Bob Gary Menhusen Patricia Pat Montgomery Kansas City Missouri Bill and Judy Forbach Lawrence Vernon Finley Mary Hiawatha Parker Mortuary Jeanie Cathy P.O. Box

SRS leadership reshuffle sparks faith focus criticism in Kansas

State agency SRS unveils new leadership from Florida and Bush era with emphasis on faith based initiatives prompting questions about public engagement and impact on Kansans receiving aid. Critics note lack of Kansas experience and demand clarity on family definitions and job losses during a holiday weekend release.

Siedlecki Brownback SRS Kansas Florida Bush Jim Kallinger Disability and Behavioral Health

Civil War Exhibit to Honor 150th Anniversary in Local Cemeteries

The Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area opens an exhibit at the former Carnegie Library this summer and plans activities to highlight the Civil War era. Work on restoring soft marble tombstones at Oak Hill and Maple Grove begins with care, aiming for completion by the 150th anniversary in 2015. The project will not map all 600 stones, though the Lawrence CVB offers a brochure noting prominent graves.

Carnegie Library Young Oak Hill Maple Grove Lawrence

Brown Bag Concert Series Returns to Downtown Lawrence

Lawrence Parks and Recreation restages the Brown Bag Concert Series starting next Thursday in downtown Lawrence. Each noon to 1 pm show is free outside U S Bank Tower at Ninth and Massachusetts with inclement weather moved to Watkins Community Museum. The schedule includes Billy Spears Beer Bellies, Key West Jazz Quartet, Good Ole Boys, Paul Gray, Too Much Fun, Lonnie Ray Blues Band, Billy Ebeling & the Late for Dinner Band, Borderline Country, and a Special Guest Band on various Wednesdays through July 28.

Lawrence Lawrence Parks and Recreation U.S. Bank Ninth Massachusetts Billy Spears Key West Jazz Quartet Good Ole Boys Paul Gray Too Much Fun Lonnie Ray Billy Ebeling The Late For Borderline Country Watkins Community Museum 1047 Mass

Local News Contacts and Departments at Journal World

The Lawrence Journal World lists staff contacts for key departments including Dennis Anderson as managing editor and Caroline Trowbridge as community editor with phone and email details. It directs readers to submit story ideas to news ljworld.com and outlines sections for Local news, City government, County government, Courts and crime, Kansas University, Lawrence schools, Consumer affairs, Arts and entertainment, Letters to the editor, Obituaries, Health, Transportation, and photo reprints.

Dennis Anderson Danderson Ljworld Caroline Trowbridge Drowbridge Ann Gardner Agardner Kansas University Lawrence

Storm damage survey shows widespread impact from this year

Poll results indicate that 82 percent of homes report no damage, while 15 percent report minor damage and 2 percent report major damage. The survey highlights the uneven extent of storm effects across communities.

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