Charles Lindell 94 funeral set for Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Eugene Lindell of Baldwin City died September 13 2011 at Vintage Park. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lawrence with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. He was born April 22 1917 in Lone Star and served in the US Air Force during World War II. He worked 28 years at FMC and previously at Ernst & Son Hardware and Ransdell Motor Co. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church and the American Legion. Survivors include daughter Charlene Lisher and husband Mel Jr, brother Elmer, sisters Ann Ellis Ruby Hjaltalin and Martha Mason, two grandchildren Chad and Carl Lisher, and two great grandchildren ElliAnna and Reed Charles Lisher. Memorials may go to Trinity Lutheran Church or Vintage Park Activity Fund.
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Liberty Memorial High School
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Mel Jr
Elmer
Ann Ellis
Huntsville
Ala
Ruby Hjaltalin
Shelton
Wash
Martha Mason
Lincoln
Calif
Chad Lisher
Amanda
Carl Lisher
Jordan
Colorado Springs
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Reed Charles Lisher
Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home
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Memorial service for Ola Weeks in Eudora Kansas
Ola Louise Weeks 96 of Lawrence died September 13 2011 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Survived by four children seven grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Funeral services set for September 16 2011 at Eudora United Methodist Church Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery Visitation September 15 2011 at Rumsey Yost Funeral Home The family notes her lifelong church work 4H involvement and long active membership with local organizations
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Lawrence
Eudora United Methodist Church
North 1300 Road
Eudora
Kansas
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Tonganoxie
Clyde C. Davidson
Rosalie M. (Hollingsworth) Davidson
Weeks
Tonganoxie High School
Lawrence Business School
Menninger Bible Study
Topeka
Homer Lyle Weeks
Osage City
Dorothea
Elizabeth A. Woods
Nicholas
David L. Weeks
Maria
Julian C. Weeks
Yorktown
William V. Weeks
Linda
Mary Rose Robb
Louise
Harmony Singers
Eudora United
MYF
Lyle
United Methodist Women
Gideon’s Ladies Auxiliary
Belleview
Meadowlark
Vinland Valley
EHU
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Marion Bretz 1913 2011 life of musician artist educator
Marion Wallace Farries Bretz 98 died September 11 2011 in Bowling Green Kentucky after a long life as an artist pianist and vocalist. Born March 29 1913 in Jersey City she grew up in Asbury Park and later taught piano and voice in Ruston Louisiana while earning music degrees at Louisiana Tech. She worked as a fashion and advertising artist in multiple states wrote a fashion column as Stephanie Whyte illustrated for major publishers taught music and led travel tours. She moved to New York and then Bowling Green to live with family and remained active in church and community arts. She is survived by two sons a daughter and eight grandchildren.
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Ruston
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Kerhankson
N.Y
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Shawangunk Mountain Valley
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Jackie
Eastwood Baptist Church
Lewis
Pam
Tasmania
Australia
Lynn
Lawrence
Anne Brett- Aronoff
Richard
Herhankson
Free Dental Day Planned by Douglas County Clinic
The Douglas County Dental Clinic schedules its fourth annual Free Dental Day for September 30 at 316 Maine. First come, first served for low income and uninsured residents, with income limits at 200 percent of poverty. Last year 70 people received over $25,000 in care starting 6:45 a.m. For details call 312-7770.
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Fair scene at Kansas State Fair highlights steers and exhibits
Grace Baxter, 12, entered market beef with a 1 200 pound crossbred steer while Grace enjoys exhibits like a 700 pound butter sculpture and pig races. Lucas Wert notes a tongue out monkey on a lamb display as crowds cheer. The fair runs through Sunday with food options such as prime filet alligator and deep fried Twinkies.
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Grace Baxter
Overbrook
Grace
Lucas Wert
Hutchinson
Lindsay Lo- Ham
Kansas
Douglas County
Regents press for 38.4 million boost to Kansas higher ed
Kansas regents seek a 38.4 million increase for state institutions with 20 million for technical education. Brownback urges higher emphasis on tech ed in schools and colleges. KU requests 9.9 million including 5 million yearly for a 78 million medical education building to expand capacity by 50 students and extend debt service. KU seeks 3 million for foundation professors and 1.9 million for medical loan funds to aid students.
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School of Medicine
Kansas City
Kan
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Kansas
Lawrence GDP Growth Shows Lawrence Stands Out In Region
GDP data place Lawrence among the better regional performers with a three year growth rate averaging one percent per year beating the national figure of negative 0.1 and ranking ninth among 20 regional cities. Government and real estate lead Lawrence’s economy while local growth trails peers in 2010. City reporter Chad Lawhorn can be reached at 832-6362.
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Iowa City
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Chief photographer Mike Yoder contact line
Chief photographer Mike Yoder can be reached at 832-7141.
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Contact information for Lawrence Journal-World departments
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Lawrence voters split on economy outlook and turf ban
A city poll shows 11 percent confident Lawrence can rebound while 10 percent are not confident and 39 percent favor banning artificial turf. The survey invites readers to vote at LJWorld.com and view more responses.
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