Jean Betts Garnett dies at 84 in Garnett Kansas
Jean Betts Garnett 84 died Saturday January 22 at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett Kansas. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday January 26 at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett. She was born June 8 1920 in Pomona to the Rev E S Hughes and Mary Hughes and lived in several Kansas towns as a child. She graduated Baker University in 1943 and taught at Judy school USD 365 Holy Angels School then worked as a clerk at Dee's Fashions and Garnett Public Library. She married Cleo W Betts May 20 1943 in Herington. he died April 24 2001. Survivors include son William E Betts Garnett daughter Barbara Voeltz Lincoln Ned four grandchildren nine great grandchildren. She was preceded by sister Helen Thompson. Family visitation 7 to 8 p m Tuesday at the funeral home. Memorials to Anderson County Hospital Long Term Care or Garnett Public Library.
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Jean Betts Garnett
Jean Betts
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Pomona
E.S. Hughes
Mary (Shike) Hughes
Kansas
Baker University
Judy School
USD 365
Holy Angels School
Dee's Fashions
Lic
First United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Cleo W. Betts
Herington
William E. Betts
Barbara Voeltz
Lincoln
Ned
Helen Thompson
Memorial service for Jack J. Fink Garnett
Jack J. Fink 717 Garnett died Saturday January 22 2005. A memorial service is set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Garnett Presbyterian Church. Memorials may be given to Hospice of Kansas or Garnett Presbyterian Church in care of Dengel & Son Mortuary Ottawa 66067. Condolences may be emailed to the family via dengelmortuary at sbcglobal.net. A full obituary will appear later.
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Jack Fink Garnett
Jack J. Fink
Funeral Arrangements for Phil Handy Incomplete
Phil Handy 59 of Pomona died Sunday January 23 2005. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Dengel Son Mortuary.
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Phil Handy
Pomona
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Moving Sale Sparks Final January Clearance Push
Messenger's Home Furnishings announces final days of a January clearance with 25 percent off all merchandise. The ad notes sale ends January 29 and points shoppers to its Ottawa location on Main Street near Prairie Rose and 23rd Street West of Sirloin Stockade.
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Sirloin Stockade
Prairie Rose
Main
Ottawa
Obituary of Ralph A Loyd 87 Ottawa educator and WWII veteran
Ralph A. Loyd 87 of Ottawa died January 20 2005 at Ransom Memorial Hospital A service is set for January 29 at the First United Methodist Church Ottawa He taught more than 37 years retiring in 1982 including 25 years as Hawthorne Elementary principal He served in the 45th Infantry Division in World War II Survived by three daughters two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Burial will be in Highland Cemetery Memorials may go to the church Franklin County Cancer Foundation or Disabled American Veterans through Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
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Ralph A. Loyd
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Hill City
Ulysses
Nellie F
Clark) Loyd
Morland
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Hays
Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science
Manhattan
Kansas State
University of Kansas
Emporia State University
Inez Mead
Topeka
Hope
Morland Rural
Humboldt
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Ottawa Area
Retired Teachers Association
Kansas Retired Teachers Association
Kansas Parent
Europe
45Th Infantry Division Association
Oklahoma City
American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sondra Forsythe
Prairie Village
Andrea Mills
Dena Foley
Mary Mead
Russell
Dale L. Loyd
Highland Cemetery
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Lamb-Roberts
P.O. Box
Kan
Death notices for George T Pearce in Kansas obituary
George T. Pearce 54 of Yates Center died Friday January 21 2005 at Coffey County Hospital Burlington. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday January 25 at Harvest Time Family Praise Center Yates Center. Born April 23 1948 in Topeka to Theodore and Nellie Pearce. Lived in Franklin County 17 years. Worked at Essex Wire Topeka 17 years and later dispatcher for Concrete Beam Tulsa. Survived by wife Wanona Holloway Pearce married 1967, daughters Karen Beeghly and Kathi Vanscoy, brother Bil Ray Omaha, sister Alta Kelley Port Huron, six grandchildren. Services at Campbell Funeral Home with interment Mt Hope Cemetery Topeka. Memorials to Diabetes Association in care of Campbell Funeral Home.
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Tom) Pearce
Burlington
George T
Yates Center
Coffey County Hospital
Harvest Time Family Praise Center
Topeka
Theodore and
Nellie Ray Pearce
Washburn Rural High School
Washburn University
Franklin County
Essex Wire Company
Concrete Beam Co
Tulsa
Okla
Wanona Holloway
Colony of Thie
Karen
Beeghly
Yates
Center
Kathi Vanscoy
Bil Ray
Omaha
Ned
Alta ‘Kelley
Port Huron
Mich
Campbell Funeral Home
Markets rise as oil spikes after blizzard hit Northeast
New York stocks gained Monday with the Dow up 26.53 to 10,419.52 and the S P 500 at 1,171.12. Nasdaq inched higher to 2,035.99. Local grain quotes show wheat at 3.28, soybeans 5.00, corn 1.67, and milo 1.52 Friday morning quotes. County grain prices posted at Franklin County USDA listed corn 1.74, oats 1.69, soybeans 4.99, and wheat 3.37
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Pomona
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New York
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Ottawa
Edgerton
Franklin County
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Clayton Watts obituary prompts funeral and farm legacy
Clayton D. Watts 78 of Ottawa died Friday January 21 2005 at Ran som Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are 10 a.m. Tuesday January 25 at First Baptist Church. He owned a dairy operation from 1955 to 1974 and later farmed beef cattle. Survived by his wife Elizabeth DeMaranville two daughters Teresa Miller and Audrey Reet two sons Buck Watts and Donald Stevens ten grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren and a sister Cleo Liddle. Interment in Wood Lawn Cemetery Pomona. Memorials to American Heart Association.
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Clayton D. Watts
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Vinland
Charles and
Nettie (Weib) Watts
Elizabeth DeMaranville
Garnett
Sunflower Ordnance Depot
de Soto
Order of Eagles
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk’s
Lincoln Township
Kansas Livestock Association
Teresa Miller
Audrey Reet
Buck Watts
Donald Stevens
Lawrence
Cleo Liddle
Willie Watts
Pete Watts
Helen Foster
Vivian Evin
Woodlawn
Pomona
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
American Heart Association
P.O
Kan
Leona Clark 90 Dies in Carrollton Area. longtime Missouri farmer
Leona D. Clark 90 of Ottawa died Saturday January 22 2005 at Carrollton Nursing Center Carrollton Missouri Graveside services set for 2 p.m. January 25 at Highland Cemetery She was born August 13 1914 in Chugwater Wyoming to William A and Elva F Fowler She lived in Higbie Madison and Monroe counties later moving to Ottawa where she and husband Leslie N Clark farmed in several counties She worked at Ransom Memorial Hospital and a local nursing home Survived by daughter Dorothy Peterson Paris Morason son Donald Clark Waverly and several grandchildren greats Preceded in death by son Bobby Wayne Clark four brothers and one sister Contributions may be made to the Franklin County Cancer Foundation care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa Kansas 66067.
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Leona Clark
Leona D. Clark
Ottawa
Carrollton Nursing Center
Carrollton
Highland Cemetery
Chugwater
Wyo
William A
Elva F. (Stovall) Fowler
Higbie
Madison
Leslie N. Clark
Moberly
Monroe County
Kansas City
Kan
Leona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Calvary ‘Baptist ‘Church
Dorothy Peterson
Paris
Mor Ason
Donald Clark
Waverly
Bobby Wayne Clark
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
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