Memorial services for Frank Glen Atherly in Topeka
Memorial services for Frank Glen Atherly 83 Topeka will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home in Burlington with cremation. Burial follows at Bowman Adgate Cemetery northwest of Burlington. He died November 1 2009 at Brewster Place Topeka. Born October 3 1926 near Strawn he farmed and served in the Korean War. He earned degrees from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia began teaching at Nortonville High School and later served as principal for Northern Heights High School. He moved to Millshoro as USD 410 associate superintendent then Topeka as educational consultant for the state until 1990. Survived by wife Mary Lou DeLong son Steve Berryton daughter Diana Wilson four grandchildren great grandson and siblings. Memorials to the Glen Atherly Memorial Fund care of Jones Funeral Home.
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Frank Glen Atherly
Topeka
Jones Funeral Home
Burlington
Bhowman-Adgate
Mr. Atherly
Brewster Place
Strawn
Orlin Kenneth and
E. Lucille Woods Atherly
Atherly
Strawn High School
U.S. Army Field Artillery
Germany
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Mary Lou DeLong
Steve
Jonie Berryton
Diana Wilson
Joe
Lawrence
Jeff Atherly
Jacob
Sarah
Laura Wilson
Logan Atherly
Donald
Frances
New Strawn
Louise Atherly
Joan Atherly
Colleen Eccles
Marjory Holmer
Richard
Lucille Atherly
Elladean Atherly
Russell Duane
Kenneth
Glen Atherly
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Lawrence Datebook Highlights Evening Talks and Performances
Newt Gingrich speaks at Dole Institute at 7 30 p m with doors at 6 first come seating. Gary Bjorge discusses The Confucius Institute KU serving the Chinese government at 11 30 a m Ecumenical Christian Ministries. Readings, concerts, and screenings include Mark Rudd signing at Dread Books 6 7 p m, Charlotte's Web at Bishop Seabury Academy 7 30 p m, KU Faculty Recital Series violin 7 30 p m, 940 Dance Company invitational 7 30 p m, and The Only Good Indian local premiere at Liberty Hall 8 p m.
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Confucius Institute
Gary Bjorge
ULS
Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Lawrence Public Library
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Naismith Drive
Haskell Veterans Club
Haskell Indian Nations University
Mark Rudd
LDS
The
Weathermen
Dread Books
Kansas Union
Charlotte's Web
Lawrence arts and culture events listing
Thursday through Friday events include SDS and Weathermen discussion at Dread Books with a Kansas Union appearance, a Weekday Farmers Market, Transformers 2 at the Lawrence Public Library for ages 12 to 19, a KU and City forum on future facilities, a family storytime at the library, KU saxophone recital by Earl Brooks, Ploughmans Lunch sale at Trinity Church, Lawrence Farmers Market, Dance Company choreography festival, staged reading of RULA by Capek, Liz Lerman Dance Exchange performance Ferocious Beauty Genome at Lied Center.
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Mark Rudd
SDS
the Weathermen
Dread Books
Laval
The
Kansas Union
Vermont
Trea
Lawrence Public
VJ Parks and Recreation Forum
Free State High
Overland Drive
Lawrence Public Library
Trinity
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Eighth
New Hampshire
Dance Company
Lawrence Arts Center
Rula
Karel Capek
John Staniunas
Inge Theatre
Murphy Hall
Naismith Drive
Liz Lerman
Genome
Lied Center
Stewart Drive
Datebook invites public event tips for Lawrence area
Datebook accepts tips by mail to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS 6604 or by email to datebook ijworld com Public events listings are published and a full upcoming calendar is available at uWorld com/events
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Datebook
P.O. Box
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
uWorld.com
Auto Burglaries Reported in 1000 Block Home Circle
Three burglaries occurred between 1 am and 7 am Monday in the 1000 block of Home Circle. Items taken from vehicles reportedly exceed 1000 dollars in value. The Journal World notes it prints only reports meeting this loss threshold and omits victim names unless charged.
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Home Circle
Journal-World
Births Gary Steffen and Regan McAlister Twins
Gary and Kim Steffen of Eudora welcome a boy on Monday while Daniel and Regan McAlister of Lawrence also announce a boy born that same day. Both families celebrate the arrivals with local joy.
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Gary and
Kim Steffen
Eudora
Daniel and
Regan McAlister
Lawrence
Journal World Policy on Corrections In Editor Space
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors' attention. Readers are invited to call 785 832 7154 or email news at jworld com for corrections. The notice emphasizes prompt error remediation and directs contact avenues for the community.
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Journal-World
Jworld
Death of Marvin F Trybom in Lawrence
Marvin F. Trybom 89 of Lawrence died Monday November 2 2009 at home A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 1030 a m Thursday at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church Burial will follow at Mount Calvary Cemetery He was born December 9 1919 in Washington County son of Emil and Anna McCollum Trybom He served as a corporal in the Army Signal Corps in World War II He worked as a security guard for the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant near De Soto for 32 years retiring in 1982 He was a member of St John the Evangelist Catholic Church American Legion Dorsey Liberty Post 14 Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford Clarke Post 852 and the Kansas Peace Officers Association He married Marie Uhlrich February 14 1946 in Clifton She survives with two sons Gene and Robert two daughters Nancy Judy Linda and Angela fourteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren He is preceded by one brother and two sisters A rosary is set for 7 pm with visitation until 9 pm at Warren McElwain Mortuary Memorials may go to St John the Evangelist Catholic Church Douglas County Visiting Nurses Rehabilitation and Hospice Care in care of Warren McElwain Mortuary Online condolences are welcome at warrenmcelwain.com subject Trybom.
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Marvin F. Trybom
Lawrence
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Trybom
Washington County
Emil
Anna McCollum Trybom
Army Signal Corps
Sunflower Army
de Soto
American Legion
Dorsey-Liberty
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alford Clarke Post
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Marie Uhlrich
Clifton
Gene
Shirley
Robert
Rita
Nancy Chute
Bob
Casa Grande
Ariz
Judy Hauschild
Marvin
Linda Bollig
Joe
Baldwin City
Angela Trybom
Carl
Emil Jr
Esther Lahodny
Concordia
June Myers
Gaylord
Gladys Simoneau
Plainview
Texas
Betty Beydler
Spokane Valley
Wash
Diane
Cindy
Christine
Michelle
Bobby
Dori
Tim
Wendy
Drew
Adam
Bridget
Johnny
Anna
Thomas
Edward
Marie
Martha
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Gingrich to speak at Dole Institute as visiting fellow
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will deliver a 7:30 p.m. talk at the Dole Institute of Politics on Kansas University's West Campus, titled Tripartisan Solutions for the 21st Century, followed by a Q and A. The event is free with doors opening at 6 p.m., at 2350 Petefish Drive.
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U.S
Newt Gingrich
Dole Institute of Politics
KU West
House
Robert J. Dole
Gingrich
Petefish Drive
Kansas University
West
Georgia
Funeral service for June Louise Thome in Eudora
June Louise Thome 83 of Lawrence died November 2 2009. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Friday at St Paul United Church of Christ Eudora with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Lawrence. She was born August 24 1926 in Eudora and was a homemaker. She worked at Hallmark 1966 to 1989 and in Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant investigations during WWII. Survived by daughter Linda Van Coevern two grandsons and one granddaughter. Memorials to St Paul Church or Lawrence Humane Society via Warren-McElwain Mortuary.
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Louise Thome
Lawrence
St. Paul United Church of Christ, Eudora
Memorial Park Cemetery
Thome
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eudora
Martin F
Lucy E. Maul Abel
Sunflower Army
de Soto
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Walter E. Thome
Patricia
Morehead Jr. Life Celebration Set in Baldwin City
A celebration of life for William D. Morehead Jr. aged 52 of rural Baldwin City will be held from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Morehead estate. He died November 1, 2009 after a short illness. Born November 25, 1956 in Kansas City Missouri, he was the president of Morehead Inc. Survivors include brother Paul and wife Carol of Fairfield Iowa, nephew Paul Jr, niece Camille, partner Michael Lawrence, and partner Jimmy Giordano. Memorials are requested to Douglas County Visiting Nurses Rehabilitation and Hospice Care.
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Baldwin City
Douglas County
William D
Bill” Morehead Jr
Funeral services for Donald G. Forth in Overbrook
Funeral services for Donald G. Forth 80 Overbrook will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the United Methodist Church Overbrook. He died Monday Nov 2 2009. The family will receive friends after 9 a.m. Thursday at the church. Memorials may be sent to the Overbrook American Legion or United Methodist Church c/o Greenwood Roberts Funeral Home Overbrook KS 66524. Online condolences at lamb-roberts.com.
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Overbrook
Donald G. Forth
United Methodist
Forth
Overbrook American Legion
United Methodist Church
Greenwood- Roberts Funeral Home
P.O. Box
Lamb-Roberts.com
Oskaloosa Public
P.O
Oskaloosa
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Trybom
Dole Institute
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Jeffrey
June Louise Thome
Martha Wittenberg
Linda VanCoevern
Dennis
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Blake VanCoevern
Jill VanCoevern
Diane Kennedy
Ron Lefholz
Lawrence Humane Society
W. 13Th St
Warrenmcelwain.com
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Brownell
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Elva Mettlen
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Effingham
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Countryside Lanes
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Jefferson County
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