Hazel I Gilges funeral held in Worden service
Hazel I Gilges 77 of Worden died Sunday December 31 1995 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Thursday Worden United Methodist Church with burial in Worden Cemetery. She married Gilbert D Gilges in 1941 and was active in church and community groups. Survivors include husband four daughters a brother 11 grandchildren and a great grandchild. Friends may call 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Memorials to the church.
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Hazel I. Gilges Worden
Hazel I. Gilges
Worden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Worden United Methodist Church
Howard Johnson
Worden Cemetery
Charles B
Martha M. (Barnhart) Gilliland
Franklin County
Excelsior
Ottawa High
Stan Flickinger
Baldwin City
Lee Company
Ottawa
Gilbert D. Gilges
Douglas County
Worden United Methodist Women
Jolly Stitchers Club
Farm Bureau Association
Douglas County Extension Home Unit
Douglas County Extension Board
Knife and Fork Club
Lawrence
Glenn Gilliland
Judith K. Sieg
Glenda M. McDaniels
Nancy J. Stephany
Sheridan
Mont
Carolyn Hicks
Dudley Gilliland
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Danny L. Ware
Holden
Donnie D. Ware
Harrisonville
Robert D. Harman
Bethany
Okla
Angela Newland
Christina Newland
Jeana Mitchell
Butler
Garfield Ragland
Moscow
Tenn
Lois Joyner
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mattie G. Weeks
Scranton
Mattie Grace Weeks
United Methodist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ernest and
Flora Florence (Miller) Penny
Effingham
Lawrence High School
Stein Laboratories
Atchison
Marion Robertson Weeks
Topeka
Overbrook
Diana Lyn Weeks
Pam Weeks
Salina
Connie Brown
John Penny
Greenwood- Roberts Funeral Home
Midlandee Ees
Ciary
May Russell Phoenix
May Russell
Phoenix
Thunderbird Health Care Center
Hope Cemetery
Steve Henry
Samuel N
Hattie Anna (Talcott) Judd
Bean Lake
Francis E
Bob" Russell
Trinity United Methodist Church
Helen Eiler
Robert R
Dengel and Son
Renowned Holocaust survivor found dead in Topeka home
Karl Targownik, 79, renowned psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor, and his wife Shirley were found dead in their Topeka residence. Police investigated while autopsies were planned. next to neighbors described the couple as kind. Targownik, a Menninger School of Psychiatry faculty member, faced health struggles in recent years.
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Kan
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Targownik
Shirley
Topeka Capital Journal
George Thomas
Shawnee County
Sharon Moore
Shirley Targownik
Moore
Menninger
Krakow-Plaszow
Auschwitz
Sachsehausen
Dachau
Josef Mengele
Hungary
United States
Menninger School of Psychiatry
Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Priest injured by bomb may target ATF in Alabama
In Opelika Alabama a package bomb injures Rev Mike Schnatterly pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church and a note found with the device calls for action against the ATF. Investigators say the bomb may have been intended for a retired ATF agent living nearby though the note is partially destroyed and no names are listed.
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Opelika
Ala
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
ATF
Jim Cavanaugh
Birmingham
Alabama
Cavanaugh
Mike Schnatterly
Schnatterly
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Oklioshoma City
Branch Davidians
Waco
Texas
Madonna Faces Court After Stalker Trial Delay
In Los Angeles a Superior Court judge ordered Madonna to appear today in the trial of Robert Dewey Hoskins after a one day reprieve. If she misses the appearance she faces a five million dollar bail. The delay allowed Madonna to avoid appearing Tuesday, the first day of jury selection.
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Los Angeles
Madonna
Superior Court
Jacqueline Conners
Robert Dewey Hoskins
Corrections Reveal Reader's Digest of Unusual Scams
Three men pleaded guilty in New York City in September for schemes echoing Ace Ventura style plots. Five others were indicted in separate swindles targeting the Republic of Nauru, an affluent island of 7,000 people north of Australia, known for its phosphate deposits.
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Herald
New York City
Republic of Nauru
Australia
Ottawa Daily Report Admits and Thefts Reported
Hospital notes record admissions including Lucille Hopkins from Pomona Mildred Rippy from Ottawa Frank Morgan from Ottawa Charles Willmer Simmons from Overbrook and Fred Wolfe from Ottawa. The sheriff lists thefts at Camp Chippewa where an 11 year old sorrel Quarterhorse valued at 900 was taken. Police note one arrest a 16 year old Ottawa boy for disorderly conduct. Burglaries include Ottawa Middle School window damage and purse thefts in Ottawa with losses totaling 188 50 20 and 63.02. A non-injury two car crash at Fifth and Main involved Karen C Clinton and Tamara S Wilson with property damage over 500.
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Lucille Hopkins
Pomona
Mildred Rippy
Ottawa
Frank Morgan
Charles Willmer Simmons
Overbrook
Fred Wolfe
Sheriff's News
Dale Fox
Ottawa Middle School
Fifth
Main Streets
Karen C. Clinton
Pin Oak Street
Tamara S. Wilson
S. Sycamore
Wall Street Market in brief May 8 brief cattle quotes
Local market notes report grain prices from Ottawa and Franklin County facilities with corn around 3.57 to 3.67 and soybeans near 7.19 to 7.31. Dodge City and St. Joseph livestock bids show slow trade, light demand, and mixed steer and heifer prices with many ranges. Hog receipts at Dodge City indicate lower barrows and gilts versus Tuesday.
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WilliamsCo
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Coop
Milo
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Dodge City
Kansas
ST. Joseph, Mo
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