Regional weather Almanac item for State University Center
Almanac entry from October 1 2000 lists weather data for State University Research Center in Hays with sunset and sunrise times for tonight and tomorrow.
01 Oct 2000
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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2000
Page
1
Almanac entry from October 1 2000 lists weather data for State University Research Center in Hays with sunset and sunrise times for tonight and tomorrow.
The forecast calls for Monday night mostly clear with a low around the 50s. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows near 50. Wednesday and Thursday remain partly cloudy with 40s nights and 70s days. Friday offers more of the same with a 40s low and upper 70s to mid 80s high. Saturday turns mostly clear and warmer with 40s nights and 70s days.
Multiple obituaries detail the deaths of Alice M. Gager 92 of Plainville Marion L. Ludlow 91 of Seals Nellie Canfield 96 of Russell Buck Griffin 92 of Wakeeney Leola M. Horner 85 of Wakeeney and Lewis Dee Stockham 66 of Salina. Included are birth and death dates, survivor lists, funeral plans, and memorials to cancer or local institutions.
Ruth Evelyn Ringer 78 died September 29 2000 at Hays Medical Center. Born June 4 1922 in Quinter she taught in Quinter schools 1950 1987 and was active in local churches and clubs. Survived by husband Gail two sons Richard and Roger two daughters Roberta Miller and Rebecca Ringer sister Francis Crawford and six grandchildren. Services Monday at Quinter High School gym with two pastors officiating. Burial in Quinter Cemetery. Visitation with the family pending.
Caroline Rupp 92 died September 28 2000 at Terrace Gardens Retirement Center Wichita born March 20 1908 in Munjor to Joseph and Elizabeth Leiker. She was a homemaker and Ness City resident since 1919 living last five years in Wichita. She was a Sacred Heart Church Christian Mothers Ness City member. Survivors include three sons Leon Wichita Frank Smyrna Ga Rodney Lakewood Colo two daugh…
Hospital admissions include LeRoy Maier and Oakley Shana Brewington. Dismissals list Lori Antrim, Jean Armbruster, Anna Braun, Victoria Carey Lang, Sarah Mapes, Tonya and Ruiz McGregor, Linda and Luke Skillett, Denn and Magnus States. Also noted are residents at 409 West 14th and 1304 addresses in Rush Center Stockton and Atwood Ellis.
The Hays Police Department and Community Oriented Policing urge porch light use for safety with odd addresses in the first and third weeks and even addresses in the second and fourth weeks. An All American Breakfast for Visible Impairment benefits runs 7 30 a m to 12 30 p m at 13th and Canterbury with various ticket prices. Community events include a Hays High School powder puff game at 1 p m, a life chain from 1 to 2 p m along the cemetery, volleyball at 3 p m, and the Vietnam Moving Wall memorial at 4 p m at the American Legion Veteran's Park. In Oakley the Western Plains Arts Association presents Tintypes at Oakley High School at 7 30 p m with admission $10 adults, $5 students.
Sternberg Museum hosts Storytime at 4 pm in the lobby with a rodents topic for ages 4 to 8. For details call Carol Blacksome at 785 650 0049. The listing also notes a COLBY USD 315 board meeting at 7 pm in the administration building board room and a Hays High School college career planning conference from 1 45 to 3 08 pm for juniors and seniors from Ellis Rooks and Rush counties with parents invited. call 785 623 2608 for more information. An Ellis blood pressure clinic runs 9 to 11 am at Knights of Columbus Hall, sponsored by the Ellis County Health Department, free of charge. St Michael's Episcopal Church at 2000 Canal will bless pets at 6 pm in celebration of St Francis. public invited to bring pets.
Five Hays men face Ellis County District Court charges for a summer burglary spree. Michael L. Sanders, 24, and John A. Woodford, 18, are each charged with nine counts tied to robberies at G-Dubs, Augustine’s Pizza, Hall of Style, Ball Park Concessions, Pheasant Run, Oasis Car Wash, and other sites from May to August. Additional defendants include Robert J. Jacobs, Dustin J. Schreurs, Kevin J. Ubert, and others connected to separate break-ins at Western Investments storage units and golf course properties.
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