Obituaries for Sherry Garrett and Emmett Lindsay
Sherry L Garrett 56 of Wellsville died August 3 2000 from injuries in a vehicle crash on I 35. Services 10 30 a m Monday at Wilson and Son Chapel Wellsville with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Emmett Lindsay 69 of Garnett died August 3 2000 at Olathe Medical Center. Services 10 a m Monday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett burial Kin caid Cemetery Memorials to Emmett Lindsay Memorial Fund.
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Sherry L. Garrett
Wellsville
Wilson and Son
Sherry Lee
VanDerbur) Garrett
Kansas City
Shawnee Mission North High School
Larry William Garrett
Sedalia
B&c Incorporated
Kansas ‘City
Kan
Nicole Lee
Deanna Pine
Scott Garrett
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Wellsville Cemetery
Nicole Garrett
Garnett
Emmett Lindsay
Olathe Medical Center
Farris- Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Mark Webb
Iola
Claude and
Dott
Bernice (Slinkard) Lindsay
Dixie (Huggins) Lindsay
Jerry Lindsay
Connie Phillips
Tola
Linda Michael
Humboldt
Chuck Lindsay
Oakley
George Lindsay
Kincaid Cemetery
Corrections to Election Results in Wednesdays Herald
Corrections note multiple errors in the election results. Barbara Becker and Kimberly Wright should be listed under Pomona Township. Arlen Hall belongs to Richmond Township. Donna McBrearetty should be listed under Potawatomi treasurer. John Croan's first name was misspelled.
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Herald
Barbara ‘Becker
Kimberly Wright
Pomona
Arlen Hall
Richmond Township
Donna McBrearetty
Pottawatomie
John Croan
First West Nile virus case confirmed in New York City
Health officials confirm the year's first human case of West Nile virus in New York City. The 78-year-old patient, unnamed, is recovering at home after falling ill July 20. The virus has appeared in birds and mosquitoes across the Northeast, prompting calls for federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Western Hemisphere
New York State
Steven M. Ostroff
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
World’s largest mushroom spans over three miles in Oregon forest
In Malheur National Forest eastern Oregon scientists report the Armillaria ostoyae fungus spreading for about 2,400 years to cover 2,200 acres. The organism extends roughly 3.5 miles across, three feet deep, and is visible as autumn mushroom clumps while a vast underground network of rhizomorphs damages trees.
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Malheur National Forest
Oregon
Tina Dreisbach
U.S. Forest Service
Pacific Northwest Research Station
Corvallis
Ore
Washington State
Mount Adams
Gregory Filip
Oregon State University
Forest Service
Filip
Catherine Parks
la Grande
Prairie City
Parks
Dreisbach
West wildfires strain crews as reinforcements arrive in force
Two hundred Canadian firefighters and 500 Army troops join west fires as Montana, Idaho, and Nevada battle 60 plus large blazes. Fire danger peaks with extreme red flag conditions, dozens of homes evacuated, and firefighters racing against heat, wind, and lightning.
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Helena
Mont
U.S. Forest Service
Mike Dombeck
Montana
Fort Hood
Texas
Idaho
Dombeck
Mother Nature
Forest Service
Bitterroot Valley
Nevada
Elko
Blackhawk
Reno
Gary Zunino
Nevada Division of Forestry
West
Utah
Fishilake’ National Forest
Utah National Guard
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Boom Buddy
Bubby
Funny Face
Jan
Iran
Caer
Party
Eckan Youth Services
the Daydream Foundation
City
Forest Park
Ottawa
Franklin County Motor Vehicle Department
Tag
Juanita Zech
Franklin County
The
Ottawa Herald
Carrier Motor Mail
S. Cedar
Ottawaherald.com
Associated Press
Sylvia Baca
Jackson
Wyo
Bridger-Teton National Forest
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
National Fire Information Center
Nifc.gov
Fed
Missoula
Calif
Nyc
Hood
Ariz
Cart
Fox
AccuWeather
AccuWeather, Inc
Upper Midwest
Middle Atlantic States
Rockies
Colo
Denver
Mle
AccuWeather.com
Sunu
Hi Lo
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Baltimore
Bismarck
ST Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Dallas
Colby
Salina
Pittsburg
OKLA
Unday
Houston
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Louisvills
Miami
Milwaukee
Nashville
New Organs
Oklahoma City
Hi Lo Hi Lo
Ornando
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Pittsburgh
Ft Raleigh
St. Louis
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
Turson
Washington
Amsterdam
Athens
Auckland
Belgrade
Berlin
S. Main
Kansas
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