Katherine Kile obituary highlights Kansas career and family
Katherine G. Kile 83 of Ottawa died May 26 2005 at Midland Hospice House Topeka. Services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Roselawn Memorial Gardens with graveside burial at 2 p.m. Memorials to Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter or Midland Hospice in care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS.
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Katherine Kile
Ottawa
Katherine G. Kile
Midland Hospice House
Topeka
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Taft
Calif
Arch M
Ollie Mae (Arnett) Garrison
California
110. Lee Co
King Radio
Robert K. “Jed” Kile
Maxine Clare
Juanita Foley
Bud Garrison
Anna Hendrix
Rachel Kile
Lawrence
Michael Kile
Margie Viar
Salina
Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Midland
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Death of Esther Gus McGhay in Ottawa KS at 97
Esther J. Gus McGhay 97 of Ottawa died Saturday May 28 2005. Graveside services are set for 10 am Thursday at Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg. Memorials may go to The Salvation Army in care of Dengel Son Mortuary Ottawa KS. Condolences via e mail to the family through dengel mortuary sbcglobal net. A full obituary will appear later.
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Esther
Gus” McGhay
Esther J
Ottawa
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Tion Army
Dengel & Son Mortuary
S. Hickory St
Dengelmortuary
Sbcglobal
Author reads at hospital gift shop in Ottawa visit
Crandall, author of a children's book about Popeye's garden to classroom trip, will sign copies at Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary gift shop in Ottawa. Proceeds support the auxiliary fund. The book includes four pages on tree frogs for classroom use.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Auxiliary
Crandall
Ginny Bromert
Popeye
Bromert
Weekend at the lake sees busiest summer holiday period
Green noted the past three years have seen more visitors with this weekend being the busiest among the three major summer holidays. All sites were full, weather likely aided attendance, and no unusual problems occurred during the busy period.
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Green
Check It Out for Teens and New Community Coverage
The Herald announces a special teen section called Check It Out covering movie reviews sites music books and more. Pages Seven and Eight will feature sports while Pages Nine hosts Friends and Neighbors with weddings birthdays anniversaries and club events.
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Friends & Neighbors
the Herald
Beef Empire Days brings beef focus to Garden City
Garden City hosts the 37th Beef Empire Days May 31 to June 12 with an animal show barrel racing steer roping and multiple beef meals ending at an art gallery. Local officials say beef is vital to the southwest Kansas economy with 66 million cattle statewide and over 5.6 billion in receipts last year. The celebration includes cattle contests a PRCA rodeo and the Miss Beef Empire Days Rodeo Queen selection.
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Garden City
Alan Fankhauser
Kansas
Kansas Livestock Association
Perry Nowak
Steve Heitschmidt
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Portman cites EU 1.7 billion aid to Airbus in dispute
U S Trade Representative Rob Portman says the administration acts as EU members plan 1.7 billion in launch aid for Airbus to develop the A350, a rival to Boeing 787. Mandelson offers a bilateral path, but talks stalled after 90 days. Both sides vow to keep settling beyond WTO while pursuing wider trade cooperation.
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U.S
Rob Portman
Airbus
Portman
Boeing
Mandelson
WTO
Bush
Russ Young
USTA
United States
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Kansas Children’s Service League
Uae
Kesl.org
Obata Herald
South Cedar
Don Woodward Community Center
USDA
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