Obituary for Darrell Johnston Edgerton
Darrell Dee Johnston aged 67 died December 30 2003 at his home He was born June 26 1936 in Lamar Missouri to Robert Newton and Ruth Shirley Robertson Johnston He worked as a hairdresser at Kline's Department Store and was a farmer He belonged to Community of Christ Church Wellsville Survivors include parents five brothers two sisters two half brothers and two half sisters He was preceded in death by several Johnston siblings Burial is planned at Coal Hill Cemetery Memorials to American Heart Association or American Diabetes Association.
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Bruce Funeral Home
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Ruth Shirley Robertson Johnston
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Community of Christ Church
Wellsville
Lyle Johnston
Prineville
Ore
Don Johnston
Paola
Delbert Johnston
Nevada
Dallas Johnston
Overland
American Heart Association
American Diabetes Association
Edward S. Parker dies at 81 in Ottawa area funeral set
Edward S. Parker 81 died Jan 2 2004 at Veterans Administration Hospital Topeka. Funeral 10 am today at First United Methodist Ottawa. He served in World War II with the 464th Army Air Force Base Unit and earned rank of staff sergeant. Survived by wife Betty. four sons. six daughters. a brother. 22 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. He lived in Ottawa since 1959 and worked in highway construction and as owner of Eds Garage.
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Topeka
First United Methodist Church
Ottawa
Kansas City
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Ada M. (Shillington) Parker
Franklin County
Central High School
Parkville College
464Th Army Air Force Base
Europe
Betty Cummickel
Richter United Methodist Church
Order of Eagles Aeriel
Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial
Wayne Parker Belton
Texas
John Parker
Cedar Creek
Martin Parker
Overland Park
Rick Parker
Neosho Rapids
Wynnette Elliott
Karen Walburn
Linda Roller
Laura Haggard
Jeannette Jensen
Lyndon
Susan Higbee
Pueblo West
Colo
Arthur Parker
Amana
Iowa
Robert Parker
Julie Jensen
Markets rise on spending data and low rates hints
Wall Street advanced as construction spending climbed and Fed Governor Bernanke signaled rates may stay near record lows. Dow up 0.6 percent to 10,475. Nasdaq gains 1.1 percent to 2,028, while S&P 500 adds 0.6 percent to 1,114. Prices for grains and county grain bids listed in regional updates.
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Ad Briefs 2001 Honda Foreman 450ES for sale
For sale 2001 Honda Foreman 450ES with shift on the go four wheel drive and 2000 miles. Digital speedometer. Looks and runs good. Asking 4000 dollars or best offer. Call 785-937-2753. Lost: Friendly tan and white husky last seen in the 1700 block of Labette Rd on December 21. Southwestern colored collar. Call 242-7755 or 785-594-3410.
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Betty Veatch 73 Webb City resident dies in Missouri
Betty Colone Keith Veatch, 73, of Webb City Missouri died Friday January 2 2004 at Freeman Hospital East Joplin. Funeral services were held in Forest Park Baptist Church Joplin officiated by Revs John Swadley and Russell Ball. She was born March 2 1930 in Farmersville Missouri and lived in Webb City since 1999 after residing in Ottawa Trenton and other places. She married Thomas Merten Veatch in Trenton June 6 1948. Surviving are son Daryl Veatch three daughters Charlotte McClure Sandra Veatch Denise Rhodes ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren and honorary son Herb Whitehouse. Graveside services were held at Resthaven Memorial Gardens Trenton with David Swank officiating. Memorials to Forest Park Baptist Church building fund.
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Webb City
Betty Colone
Keith Veatch
Freeman Hospital East
Joplin
Forest Park Baptist Church
John Swadley
Russell Ball
Farmersville
Omer Kenneth
Wanda Mae Swank Keith
Ottawa
Trenton
Vianopolis
Brazil
Thomas Merten Veatch
Daryl Veatch
Butler
Charlotte McClure
Sandra Veatch
Denise Rhodes
Seabrook
Texas
Donald Keith
Joyce Newberry
Panama City
Fla
Herb Whitehouse
Detroit
Mich
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
David Swank
Tenth Street Baptist Church
Forest Park
Paul Wallis Baldwin City dies at 73
Paul Dean Wallis, 73, of Baldwin City, Kansas, died Saturday January 3 2004 at his home. Graveside services will be 2 p m Wednesday at Edgerton Cemetery. He married Mary Virginia Abbot on April 8 1949 in Harrison Arkansas. He worked 33 years as a heavy construction mechanic for Reno Construction Co. in Overland Park and retired in 1994. He is survived by his wife, three sons, a daughter, a brother, two sisters, nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The family will receive friends 6 to 8 p m Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association.
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Baldwin City
Paul Dean Wallis
Edgerton Cemetery
Linn Creek
Arthur B
Lettie E. Jeffries Wallis
Missouri
Kansas City
Kan
St. Louis
Kansas
Reno Construction Co
Overland Park
Mary Virginia
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
American Diabetes Association
P.O. Box
Professor Stu Pady, Kansas State Botany Leader, 98
Dr. Stuart Pady McGregor Pady 98 longtime Kansas State University botany professor and former department head died Saturday January 3 2004 at Mercy Regional Medical Center Manhattan He taught at Ottawa University before retiring in 1973 and moving to Ottawa Funeral arrangements are through Irvin Parkview Funeral Home Manhattan Kansas
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Stuart Pady
Manhattan
Stuart McGregor Pady
Mercy Regional Medical Center
College Ave
Kansas State University
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Irvin-Parkview Funeral Home
Poyntz Avenue
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