Funeral notices for Floyd J. Rogers and Thelma C. Hopkins
Obituaries published for Floyd Jake Rogers 73 of Topeka and Baldwin City died June 26 1995 with services at Annunciation Church and Mt. Calvary Cemetery. He served in US Air Force and the Kansas American Legion, survived by wife Maxine and family. Thelma C. Hopkins 70 Pomona Ottawa died June 27 1995 with services at Dengel and Son Mortuary and Highland Cemetery. She owned Pomona Cafe, worked at H D Lee Ottawa, and leaves a son PhD Frank A. Hopkins daughter Phyllis Terry and others.
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Floyd J. Rogers
Baldwin City
Floyd Jake Rogers
Topeka
Annunciation Catholic Church
Jerry Sheeds
American Legion Post No. 228
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Jake
Pearl
Casida) Rogers
Mantey
Prescott
Fort Scott
Pleasanton National Guard
Baker University
University of Kansas
Linn
Bourbon Counties
Baldwin
Baldwin Junior
United States Air Force
Counter Intelligence Corps
Holobird
Baltimore
Maxine Durbin
Fulton
Kansas American Legion
State
American Legion
Holy Name Catholic Church
Torpeka
Capital Post 1
Lawrence
Mildred Amer
Maxine
Dana Rogers
Ledyard
Conn
Dan Rogers
Thelma C. Hopkins
Ottawa
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
John Duran
Highland Cemetery
Arthur C
Vaughn C
Channel) Burns
Appanoose
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Frank Hopkins Jr
Garnett
Pomona Cafe
H. D. Lee
Carolee Boreman
Rezin Burns
Frank A. Hopkins
Phyllis Terry
Maryin Wallace
Toppenish
Wash
Clarence Burns
Dale Burns
June Crockett
Eureka
Califf
Norma Brock
Garnett July 4 events include parade breakfast and fireworks
ANCO News Service reports Garnett plans July 4 activities with an 8 a.m. breakfast at the Senior Center, a watermelon feed at 5:30 p.m., and a 9:30 p.m. fireworks display on Lake Garnett Park. The event honors Vietnam veterans with safety measures in place. Donations fund the $3,000 display.
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Anco News Service
Arnett
Garnett
Garnett Senior Center
West Fifth Avenue
Garnett Area
Garnett Business and Professional Women
BPW
East Shelter House
Lake Garnett Park
Lake Garnett
Vietnam
Chamber
Garnett board to mull hirings at Friday meeting
Garnett Board of Education will vote on hiring two new teachers at Friday’s meeting held at noon in the district central office. Billie Cole is recommended for English at junior and senior high and cheerleading sponsor. Gerrie Brownrigg for Mont Ida Elementary. New student handbooks will be presented. board may adopt them at the June or July meeting.
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Doran
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
KDWP
Richmond
Welda
Lake Garnett Park
Crystal Lake Park
Garnett
City of Garnett
He Garnett
Former editor dies in Salina at 85
SALINA Kansas AP Former editor and publisher Whitley Austin of The Salina Journal died Monday at St. John's Regional Health Center after a long cancer battle. He was 85. Liz Duckers recalled his controversial editorials that provoked thought, while Fred Vandegrift praised him as a state level mover and shaker and a potent political force in Salina.
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Salina, Kan
Whitley Austin
The
Salina
Stin
Fred Vandegrift
Austin
Inmate Attempts Suicide in Kansas Jail Cell
Richard Barber, 51, jailed for murder, tried to hang himself with dental floss tied to cell bars and a ledge in Iola Kansas. He suffered a 1%-inch neck cut, received brief hospital treatment, then returned to custody according to Allen County Sheriff Ron Moore.
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Iola
Kan
Richard Barber
Allen County
Ron Moore
Hospital notes and sheriff reports brief
Admissions list Mildred Campbell Overbrook Booker Hawes Williamsburg Dorothy Toumberlin Princeton. Dismissals Mable Othick Garnett Gayle Page Ottawa. Births a son 6 lbs 1402 to Michelle and Mark Kirk Ottawa. Arrests Jerell Moyer 20 739 S Cypress held on concealed weapon and illegal shotgun warrant awaiting district court. Jimmy Dala Smith 42 Amsterdam Mo held on domestic battery in Richmond. Vandalism Sprint United Telephone truck scratched in Lane damage 372. Accidents multiple minor injuries at Highway 50 Williamsburg and 24rd Eisenhower incident. Cox treated and released. Hit and Run Betty Mitchell Princeton damage over 500. vehicle likely struck by another.
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Mildred Campbell
Overbrook
Booker Hawes
Williamsburg
Dorothy Toumberlin
Princeton
Mable Othick
Garnett
Gayle Page
Ottawa
Michelle
Mark Kirk
Sheriff's News
Jimmy Dala Smith
Amsterdam
Richmond
Deedra Smith
Sprint United Telephone
Lane
Todd Hosler
Wavarly
Velma Rea
Casey Black
Neosho Road
Black
Hosler
Eisenhower
Amy Cox
Michael Gellhaus
Cox
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Herald
Betty Mitchell
Theft reported at Eisenhower Library in Abilene
Authorities probe the theft of about 1400 dollars from a safe at the Eisenhower Presidential Library in Abilene. Money was found missing Saturday by staff. Police notified. No records artifacts or exhibits were harmed, says National Archives spokesperson Susan Cooper.
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Abilene, Kan
Eisenhower Presidential Library
Eisenhower Library
Susan Cooper
The
National Archive
Des Moines Sisters Likely Killed in Upscale Apartment
Police say two elderly Des Moines sisters Madelyne Miletich 83 and Dorothy Miletich 77 were killed in the apartment of Raymond and Darla Countryman on June 18. Robbery motive suspected. Bodies remained in the apartment until two days later. The case also involves a body found in a Madison County farm.
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ES Moines
Judy Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Nick Miletich
Waterloo
Madelyne Miletich
Wilma Applegate
Madison County
Applegate
Darla Countryman
Miletich Sisters
Springfield
Prosecution Tactics Delay in Los Angeles Trial
An AP report notes delays in the Los Angeles case as prosecutors press intricate tactics while details about hair and fiber handling remain undisclosed. Testimony references Judge Lance Ito and witness Clark amid questions of evidence handling and placement of paper objects.
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Aling
Lance‘Ito
Clark
Susan Rockbank
Grain and livestock market and metal price report
Wall Street notes grain prices at 4.35 for hard wheat 4.43 locally, corn 2.63, milo 4.00, soybeans 5.68 with oats at 1.50. Kansas feedout sales show active trade with 22,100 slaughter steers and 13,200 heifers. St. Joseph and Wichita market quotes list feeder cattle ranges and hog prices. nonferrous metals close at Gold 388.25 to 389.90, Silver around 65.21 per ounce.
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Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
ST. Joseph
New York
Handy & Harman
Comex
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falMart
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