Death of Lawrence Forsythe Jr. at 74 in Neodesha
Lawrence D. Forsythe Jr., 74, of rural Neodesha died at his home on Thursday August 21 2014. At his request his body was donated to the University of Kansas Medical Center School of Medicine Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Visitation is set for Saturday September 6 from 1 to 5 p.m. at St. Ignatius Church Parish Hall.
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Lawrence “Larry’ D. Forsythe Jr
Neodesha
Univer
Sity of Kansas Medical Center School of Medicine
St. Ignatius Church
Deacon
Gilbert L. Hooper Sr. 84 Chanute Kansas Obituary
Gilbert L. Hooper Sr., 84, of Chanute, Kansas, died Saturday, August 23, 2014 at Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center. Graveside services set for 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 29 at Peoria Cemetery east of Ottawa. Visitation 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 28 at Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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Gilbert L. Hooper, Sr
Chanute
Kansas
Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center
Peoria Cemetery
Ottawa
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ottawa principal chosen for Greenbush district leadership program
Ryan Cobbs of Ottawa High School is selected to join 22 Kansas district leaders in the Greenbush District Leadership program for 2014 2015. The two-day retreats in Eastern Kansas will cover leadership standards and professional development, with graduates gaining skills in vision building, advocacy, operations, community collaboration, integrity, and navigating political and cultural factors.
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Ryan Cobbs
Ottawa
Kansas
Greenbush
Kansas Association of School Boards
Body found on U S 56 in Osage County identified
Osage County Sheriff's Office identified 20 year old Timothy J. Kemble of Carbondale as the man found dead in the roadway on U S 56 about a half mile west of Paulen Road. An autopsy was scheduled and investigators seek information from 5 a.m. Sunday witnesses.
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Osage County
U.S. 56
Paulen Road
Sheriff's Office
Timothy J. Kemble
Carbondale
Kemble
Kansas Highway Patrol
Judges’ final picks for 4th Judicial District announced
The 4th Judicial District Nominating Commission disclosed Jones and Witteman as the top two candidates to be sent to the governor for appointment. Schultz and Meier were named as the other finalists. The commission reviewed qualifications in public interviews and noted residency, legal experience, and bar admission as requirements.
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Sheila Marie Schultz
Paola
Osawatomie
Frederick Meier II
Emporia
Franklin County Attorney’s Office
Schultz
Meier
Washburn University School of Law
Kansas Law
4Th Judicial District
Eric Rosen
James Campbell
Burlington
Sara Caylor
Ottawa
Craig Cole
Garnett
Thomas DeBaun
Osage City
Forrest Lowry
Eugene Highberger
Westphalia
Janet Walsh
Lyndon
Timothy Sipe
Waverly
Schlotzhauer sentenced to over six years in prison
A 27 year old Ottawa man Corey J Schlotzhauer was sentenced to 76 months in state prison after pleading no contest to improper liberties with a child and aggravated burglary in a 2012 case involving a teenage girl. The judge invoked persistent sex offender laws to double the base term and lifetime registration and supervision.
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Ottawa
John E. Sanders
el Dorado
Corey J Schlotzhauer
Kansas Department of Corrections
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Schlotzhauer
James Ward
Frankat
Ward
Fender
Sanders
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