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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1981

Page

3

Treasures of history in Oak Hill graves in Lawrence

Kansas figures linked to state history lie in Oak Hill and nearby cemeteries. Notes by DAVID DARY recount figures such as Solon Thatcher and John Usher, Quantrill raid victims, and early burials at Memorial Park Mt. Calvary and Oak Hill. Cemetery histories reveal rising grave costs and fading details as locals lament loss of memory.

Solon Thatcher Kansas Thatcher Topeka David Dary Kansas University Lawrence Kaw Pioneer Cemetery Long Trench Pioneer Oak Hill Quantrill Quantrell Mt. Calvary Memorial Park Don Shaw John W Jenkins Shaw James Naismith Basketball Shuw George Williams Mt. Calvary Cemetery Williams Old Franklin Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assn Oscar Rumsey Rumsey George Towle Steve Jansen Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum Kansas University Island Iowa Aaron Perry Oak Hill Cemetery David C. Buffum Thomas W. Barber Nichols Hall Space Technology Center

Pioneer Cemetery's long history spans Lawrence origins to KU era

A 1915 Journal-World account describes Pioneer Cemetery near Mount Oread as a quiet city of the dead for Lawrence’s early settlers and soldiers, later renamed Oak Hill. The site saw abandonment, cattle disputes, vandalism, and eventual transfer to KU Endowment for preservation, with notable burials including Elmer McCollum and Ben Hibbs.

Mount Oread Lawrence Pioneer Cemetery Journal-World Wakarusa Wisconsin Kansas Elmer McCollum Ben Hibbs Saturday Evening Post Readers Digest Irvin Youngberg KU Endowment Association

Prominent Missouri businessman dies in Kansas City crash

Four people die when a Aero Commander 685 crashes near downtown Kansas City Kansas. Pilot Morgan Maxfield 40 of Kansas City Mo. and three passengers Sheryl Meyer 25 David Eastham 26 and Shelley Vaughn 26, all from Missouri, were killed. National Transportation Safety Board investigates cause while witnesses note engine trouble before attempting a landing. Maxfield had filed a flight plan and was en route to Mount Rushmore for Labor Day weekend.

Kansas City, Kan Missouri Kansas City Kan Alan C. Hancock Wyandotte County Morgan Maxfield Kansas City, Mo Sheryl A. Meyer David Allan Eastham Shelley Ann Vaughn Raytown Michael Dailey National Transportation Safety Board Maxfield Mount Rushmore Jack Soden Aero Commander Dailey Fairfax Airport U.S Rep Jerry Litton Litton U.S. Senate

Municipal court aims for swift fair justice in city system

City prosecutors and judges discuss balancing speed and due process in municipal court. They describe plea bargaining to fit charges to facts, the judge's role in not guilty pleas when jail terms loom, and efforts to finish arraignments within ten days and trials within a month.

Catt Glover Mike (Malone

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