Obituary: Julia Fern Cornett Paola 87
Julia Fern Cornett Paola 87 died April 4 2004 at Swan Manor LaCygne. Funeral 10 am Friday Eddy Bir chard Funeral Home Fontana. Born November 25 1916 Vinita Oklahoma moved many Kansas towns later settling Paola. Survived by son Bobby Gene Cornett two daughters seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Burial Fontana Cemetery memorials Fontana Methodist Church.
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Vinita
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Wichita
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Shirley Dee Wright
Garnett
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Charles William Hall
Independence
Gerald Wesley Carnett
Johnny E. Hall
Dorothy Bevil
Susie Anna Jonscher
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Ann Dyrdek Garnett dies at 88 in Topeka area
Ann Dyrdek 88 of Garnett died Sunday April 4 2004 at St. Francis Hospital Topeka. Funeral 11 a.m. Wednesday Holy Angels Church Garnett officiated by Revs George Matz and Tony Blaufuss. Born June 18 1915 in Richmond to Joseph Setter and Jane Setter, she lived in Richmond Scipio and Garnett and moved to Topeka in 1999. She married Edward Ed Dyrdek July 29 1944 in Scipio. Survivors include daughter Joan Dyrdek Reed Topeka sister Clara Peine Richmond two grandchildren and several siblings. Burial Holy Angels Cemetery. A rosary was recited tonight at Farris Feuerborn Chapel Garnett Memorials to Holy Angels School.
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Market slides after gains as traders lock in profits
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Beijing approves Hong Kong reform plan power shift
The National People’s Congress interpreted Hong Kong’s Basic Law to require Beijing approval of proposed political reforms, effectively limiting Hong Kong’s autonomy and fueling pro democracy protests. Critics likened it to being robbed of rights.
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