Barbara Blanton obituary from Richmond dies at 54
Barbara J. Blanton 54 of Richmond died Friday October 22 2004 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Funeral 2:30 PM Monday at the Coffel Schneider Chapel Pleasanton. Born January 18 1950 in St Joseph Missouri to Roy Oran and Donna Eileen Smith. Married William Blanton January 21 1969 in Troy. Survived by husband a daughter Barbara Maloney three brothers five sisters and four grandchildren. Preceded in death
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Community events and voting updates from Ottawa KS
Advance voting runs until Nov 1 at the County Clerk's Office with special Saturday hours. A bond issue for USD 280 is out for Vote Yes for Schools. Local benefits include Shriner's Hospital fundraiser and church festivals on Oct 23 and Oct 27. Auctions and sales spread across town with contact numbers listed. Flu shot clinics offered October 19, 28, and November 4 by Ottawa family physicians.
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Obituary for Doris Colbern-Robbins of Ottawa Kansas
Doris R Colbern-Robbins died October 22 2004 at Village Manor Nursing Home Ottawa. She was born August 7 1920 in New Hampton Missouri and lived in Ottawa most of her life. She married Charles Colbern in 1944 and later Lawrence Robbins. he preceded her. She managed several restaurants and was a member of Tally Baptist Church. Survived by two sons five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Monday at Nighland Cemetery Ottawa with Reverend Henry Roberts Jr officiating. Memorials to Tally Baptist Church through Dengel Son Mortuary.
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Charles Ingle Sr. 95 Parsons WWII veteran dies
Charles W. Ingle Sr., 95, of Parsons formerly Baldwin City, died Oct 6 2004 at Good Samaritan Center Parsons. Born June 13 1909 in Baldwin City to William Grant and Amelia Ann Ingle, he married Dorothy Arlene Johnson on July 5 1941 at Lone Star. He served in WWII and was wounded in Normandy. Graveside services with Fort Riley military honors scheduled at Washington Creek Cemetery Parsons.
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Ingle Rites Held for Kansas Resident
The obituary notes a Kansas man who worked at Durbin and Servyntis Plumbing in Ottawa before serving in World War II. Afterward he joined the University of Kansas building and grounds staff until 1970 retirement. Survived by two sons Kenneth and Charles and daughter Janice with a daughter Linda predeceased. Proceedings handled by Carson Wall Funeral Home in Parsons.
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Two Brothers Sam Vessar and Roy Lee Smith Remembered
Friends may pay respects Sunday from 4 to 5 p.m. at the chapel. Burial will be at Pleasanton Cemetery. Memorials to Barbara Blanton Memorial Fund via Coffel Schneider Funeral Home, PO Box 525, Pleasanton, KS 66075.
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Coffel- Schneider Funeral Home
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Flu vaccine shortage stirs worry across America
An Associated Press poll shows more than half of Americans with a relative at high flu risk fear vaccine shortages. Health officials scramble for solutions while politicians blame each other as the U S shortage becomes public after British regulators shut one of two vaccine makers two weeks ago.
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Ed Domnanish 84 dies in Topeka funeral set
Edward Stephen Domnanish died at a Topeka nursing home on Oct. 22 2004 He served in the U S Army in the Pacific during World War II earning four Bronze Stars He worked 37 years for Missouri Pacific Railroad Survived by his wife Linnea Falstrom two sons two daughters eight grandchildren one great grandchild and siblings Mass set for St Joseph Church Topeka burial Mount Calvary Cemetery Visitation Monday at Kevin Brennan Funeral Home In lieu of flowers donations suggested to Alzheimers Association Topeka Chapter or Heart of America Hospice
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Ed” Domnanish
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Princeton
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