Obituary: Marjorie Louise Hursh of Gridley Kansas
Marjorie Louise Hursh 85 of Gridley Kansas died May 27 2017 at Aldersgate Village Topeka Funeral 1030 am June 1 2017 Gridley Christian Church Burial Gridley Cemetery visitation 7 8 pm June 1 Jones Funeral Home Burlington She was born June 30 1931 in Gridley daughter of Walter L Mozingo and Esther A Smith She married Robert H Hursh October 30 1949 He preceded her in death 1996 She survived by daughters Esther Hustead and Shelly Gibson six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren plus a brother Gerald Mozingo Memorials to Gridley Christian Church care of Jones Funeral Home
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Marjorie Louise Hursh
Gridley
Kansas
Aldersgate Village
Topeka
Gridley Christian Church
Jones Funeral Home
Burlington
Marjorie
Walter Lawrence
Esther A. (Smith) Mozingo
Gridley High School
Robert H. Hursh
Bob
Elsie Stout
Matthew
Mark Hursh
Roy
Walter
Melvin Mozingo
Deaths Lois Bell Brown 84 formerly of Ottawa
Lois Bell Brown 84 of Pleasant Valley Missouri died May 26 2017 at St Luke s Hospice House Kansas City Visitation May 31 2017 6 30 to 8 00 p m Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa Kansas Cremation to follow Born March 3 1933 in Amherst Nebraska to Torval S Brown and Vivian L Johnson.
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Pleasant Valley
Missouri
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospice House
Kansas City
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Kansas
Lois
Torval S
Vivian L. Johnson Brown
Amherst
Nebraska
David N. Griffin 84 dies in Richmond care center
David N. Griffin 84 of Vassar formerly Ottawa died Sunday May 28 2017 at Richmond Health Care and Rehabilitation Center Richmond Arrangements are pending and announced later by Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa
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David N. Griffin
Vassar
Ottawa
Richmond Healthcare
Richmond
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Battle of Black Jack 161st Anniversary Tours This Weekend
History tour events mark the 161st anniversary of the Battle of Black Jack on Saturday at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. at 163 E. 2000 Road Wellsville. John Brown is portrayed by Kerry Altenbernd Lawrence. The release notes Brown led a Free State militia to defeat a proslavery force on June 2, 1856, a defining Bleeding Kansas clash and early Civil War battle.
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E. 2000 Road
Wellsville
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Kerry Altenbernd
Lawrence
Free State
Brown
Kansas
Correction: Ottawa City Band concert timing and venues
The Ottawa City Band announces its first concert of the season at 7 30 p m today in City Park at Fifth and Main in Ottawa, about an hour long. Jayhawkers Days performs at 3 p m June 3 in Williamsburg City Park 100 Center St. A third concert at 7 30 p m June 6 returns to Ottawa City Park.
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Main Streets
Ottawa
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Ottawa adds bike posts to boost bike friendly status
Ottawa installs about 17 bike posts in parks and near schools to provide secure bike parking. City officials plan sponsorships for full and partial racks, repair stations, and public acknowledgments, with locations including Forest Park Heritage Park Freedom Park Walton Park and more facilities city wide.
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Wynndee Lee
Active Transportation Committee
Franklin County Health Department
Lee
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Heritage Park
Freedom Park
Walton Park
Goppert Teen Park
Ottawa Memorial Auditorium
City Hall
Carnegie Cultural Center
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Live Healthy
Old Depot Museum
W. Tecumseh St
Seven Cedars LLC
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VML
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E. Logan
Ottawa, KS
Arvest
Richard Nienstedt
Mallory Hull
Ottawa Herald
NCCC
Tina Deike
Werd Orld
Qottawa
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