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Tha Valley Foils Vindicator Thursday, July 3, 1989 PJ Obituaries Out of the past Kim Tki Yiediraler K'ln 20 Years Ago July 7, 1200 The aeeond phaaa of Perry Dam waa acheduled to atari Tuoaday. A new contract for 22,099,000 waa to have been aigned by IM and Ctark Con at ruction, Overload Park. The new contract and preaent one wiU run concurrently far about aix montha. Preaent conatraction tavolvea hauUag dirt to build the dam embankment, and preparationa to divert the Delaware River into a new intake structure. Under the new contract, Uat and Clark will add 1 A million cubic yarda of dirt.

Aloe, 156,000 cubic yarda of atone wiU bo placed on the enbankment for slope protection, and roads in the area, already under const ruction, will be completed. Dr. Raymond H. Bimonaan, Valley Falla chiropractor, died June 22 at a Leavenworth hoapitai bom a heart ailment. Ho waa 46.

He had practiced bore 12 years. Heavy rains laat week put a temporary halt to the wheat harvest which was Just getting underway ia the Valley Falla area. Sharon Ann Short, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry Ehiut McLouth, and Loren Lee Cain, aon of Mr.

and Mra. John Cain, Valley Falls, will exchange marriage vowa July 2 ia a ceremony at Jarbalo Mathodist Church. Brian Bhlriey, Dodge City, arrived Saturday far a two-week visit with his grand parenta, Mr. and Mrs. AJ.

Shirley. He waa accompanied by Ms father, Thomas. Brian's mother, Donna, bad gono to 8eattle, June 26 to enter and compete ia the Powder Puff Derby Mrs. Shirley Is a navigator. Ray Mitchell, 6, son of Mr.

and Mra. Clinton Mitchell, Meriden, suffered an injured right eye in a firecracker accident Sunday The youngster waa released after treatment. Robert George, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee George, Nortonville, suffered extensive bums in a firecracker accident in a car at Valley Falk Suncfay.

He suffered first and second degree bums on his face, left arm, laftahouldar, and left leg he waa listed in fab condition In a Topeka hospital. 50 Ynk Ago July 16, 1296 The marriage of Miaa Haael Strewn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Btrawn, to Reed Zion, Deaiaon, took place laat Wedneaday at Holton. Kenneth, aon of Ben Weinberg, an employee of the county, waa drowned in the new lake just aoutk of Oakalooaa the evening of the Fourth.

The youngater had delivered hie papers, eaten a hearty meal, and had then ruahed back to the lake where he bad apent moat of the afternoon. Upon arrival he plunged into the deep water and never came up. Men landing by dove In and recovered the body within juat a tow nrinutea aad dcaplte offarta upon the part of Dr. D.M. Stevens, who waa lhg by he could not be revived.

Later Urn Pulmotor bom Topeka arrived but there waa no chance far Ufa. A One, 11-pound boy. waa born to Mr. and Mra. Henry Frommer Sunday morning te which the name John George waa given.

35 Ysars Ago July 11, 1961 A huge crowd waa praaant on the 4th of July te watch the parade, aee the baaobaB game, and view the fine diaplay of fireworks. A dinner at noon at the townaMp hall, aponeorod by the VFW Auxiliary, waa aiao well attended. A community reauaeitator la abnoot a reality with practically all of the money on hand far the purchaao by Kanxa Club. Mr. and Mra.

R.R. Regier, Kanaaa City, are the parenta of a 2-pound girl born July 9. Her name ia Rita Janette and bar mother's maiden name waa Nonna Wundor of Valley Falls. Vital meeting! concerning flood control over the Delaware River waterahed are a chadded for next weak All peraona in tide area are affected ia one way or another and to be preaent at the 65 Years Ago July Z2, ini Thera la oil north ol tha Kaw Riverl That was damonatratad Tuoaday when the well on the Freeland farm, owned by the Den mound Oil A Gao Company, waa ahot. Thirty-three aeconda alter the lighted Ium waa dropped into the well the 100 qaarta id nitro exploded and tremara of the earth were felt over a milo diatant.

Within 20 or 90 aeconda a volume of oil and water ahot up into the air over 100 bet high The ahooting waa witneaaed by far the largeat crowd ever gathered in thia county The buaieat peraon on the grounds, aside from the driUera and ahootar, waa Mra. Alice Gardiner Sannrich, local photographer The band bom the Brunk'a Comodiana Show waa on the grounda and gave a chart program of muate and Binging during the afternoon. O.M. Burria, far bar that he would miaa aomething, took a tent out Monday evening and put It up on top of the mound ao be would bo on hand bright and early in the morning. A large number of foika vhitod him during the day eepeeially when they found out that ho had a 50-galioo tank of ice water on tap.

Born to Mr. and Mm. Lloyd Struwn Thuraday morning, at 5 o'clock July 14, a daughter, weight pouada. Being unable to call a physician or midwife, the babe waa aafaiy bon without the help of either with only the parenta precept at the arrival. Carda announcing the birth of a aon, named Jack, to Mr.

and Mra. Waiter Neibarger, Juno 12, at Strong City, have been received at thia office. Mra. Z.A. Hukill of Valley Falla, the farmer home of the proud young parenta, waa praaant to welcome the arrival of her new grandaon.

The new Valley Falla band wagon, commodioua and wall eonatruetod, waa uaed for the firat time Wodnoo day evening when two band coneerta were prevented When painted, it will be a dandy wagon with 26 aoata. la a very 'In the RnMUl 2 wP RALPH F. MORRIS Ralph F. Morria, 64, Topeka, died June 26 at a Topeka hospital. Mr.

Morris waa an Ironworker until he retired In 1990 for health rasaona. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. He was born Oct. 16, 1921, at Wichita, the son of William F. and Cora E.

Butler Morris. He lived in Topeka most of his Ufa. He married Marjorie L. Powell on March 1, 1245, at Seattle, Wash. She survives.

Other survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Sherry Colahan, Riverside, two aooa, Steven R. Morria and Robert A. Morria, both of Ibpe-ka; a sister, Mrs. Phyllis Hunt, Topeka: seven brothers, Robert E.

Morria, Donnie W. Morria and Philip E. Morria, all of Topeka; Wayne Morria, Oklahoma City: Garry L. Morris, Meriden, and Larry D. Morris, Bur-lingame; 11 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Servicea were July 1 at Northland Christian Church, Topeka, Military graveside services were conducted by Philip BUlard, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1660 in Maple Grave Cemetery, Lecompton. Davidson Funeral Home, Topeka, waa in charge of arrangements. Memorial contributions may bo made to American War Dads No. 91, 117 W.

6th, Topeka, 66609, or Northland Christian Church, 9102 N. Topeka Topeka, 66617. BERT BOEHME Bert Boehme, 97, Topeka, died June 90 at a Topeka hospital. He waa a retired employee of the former Topeka Supply Depot. He was born April 19, 1992, at Osawkie, the son of William and Lucinda Augusta Johnston Boehme.

He had lived in Grantville before moving to Topeka where he lived moat of hia life. He waa an Army veteran and served in World War I from 1917 to 1919. He waa a member of the Phillip BUlard Post No. 1660 of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ho married Gertrude M.

Yount on Dee. 9, 1922, in Sioux City, Iowa. She urvivea. Other survivors include one aon, John W. Boehme, Topeka; taro daughters, Ellen Esaman and Mildred Esaman, both of Topeka; one sister, Adah Boehme, Topeka; 16 grandchildren; and 29 He waa preceded in death by three sons: Robert L.

Boehme, who died July 7, 1926; Raymond C. Boehme, March 4, 1929; and Richard L. Boehme, March 6, 1986. A grandson, Ronnie R. Boehme, died Juno 90, 1961.

Graveside services were held July 2 at the. Memorial Park Cemetery, Topeka, with military graveside services conducted by Philip BUlard Poet No. -1660, Topeka. Davidson Funeral Home, Topeka, was in charge of arrangements. C.H.

FOWLER SR. C-H. Fowler 86, Route 1, Cummings, died Juno 24 at the Joifaraoo County Memorial Hoapitai, Winchester. Mr. Fowler farmed in the Shannon and Cummings eommunitiea moat of his Ufa.

Ha waa born April 7, 1200, at Bumnor, the son of Char lea sad Elisabeth Sippel Fowler. He moved to the Shannon community west of Atchison at an early ago. Mr. Fowler waa a member, elder and truetee of tha Cumminga Christian Church where ho also served 66 years as treasurer. Ho was a member of the Atchison County Co-op board of directors and cl the board of the Washington School District southeast of Cumminga.

He wee married to Lola Heater Dee. 20, 1224, at Atchison. She survives. Other survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Charlene Latzke, Huron, Mrs.

Joan Basyo, Nortonville, Mrs. Marian Whitenack and Mra. Kay Shipman, both of Atchison, and Mra. Barbara Lively, Leavenworth; a aon, Chubs H. Fowler Nortonville; two slaters, Mrs.

Bertha 8t uckar, Atchiaon, and Mra. Anna Wynkoop, Nortonville; 13 grandchildren; and three great-granddaughters. Services ware June 27 at Stanton Mortuary in Atchiaon. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery at Atchiaon. Memorial contributions may bo made to the Cumminga Christian Church.

LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mra. William Kling, Springfield, Va visited Juno 25 at the homo of his unde. Howard Reichert, and also hia aunt, Marjorio Reichart, at the geriatrics center, Winchester. CARD OF THANKS It waa an accident.

I slipped and fall while carrying a young colt. My right knee waa badly damaged with taro completely severed ligaments, requiring surgery on of all days, Friday The 18th" (of June). Six daya in tha hospital. Terrible pain. 8ix daya at home in bod.

Back to work now. Time to bo thankful. Time to attempt to thank those who helped got me thia far. First, to my wifo, Bonnie, you wore and are a great nurse. I could not have survived the hospital daya without you.

Perhaps accidents can help make a good marriage oven better. You are the beat. Thanks Next in line is my Mother-in-law, Doria Morgan. She arrived on the scene just like the cavalry to do whatever was necessary to help hoop my family running smoothly. She is grant cook and ia a kind and thoughtful peraon.

Thanhs Doris! The next peraon I naed to thank ia Stuart Lowry who took my 1 workload on top of hia own. It's Iota easier to heal up when you know your buaineaa ia being well eared for. Thanks Stuart Last, but not tout, thanks to all of you who sent cards, brought food, telephoned, visited, mowed the yard, etc. It waa greatly appreciated. Healin' up and hopin' to aee a while hobblin' around on my cratches.

God bleu you all I Rick Johnson 40-ltc OTRIMBLE FUNERAL HOME A NAME FAMILIES TRUST RAYMOND ELLIS Raymond EUia, 68, Lakewood Hiila, Osawkie, died Juno 29 at the Jefferson County Memorial Hospital, Winchester. Mr. EUia waa a retired civil engineer. He was a superintendent more than 90 years far the Ralph Jannotta Construction and Beabmandra Conatraction both on Long Island, N.Y., and Irwin-Greenwell Construction at Homestead, Fla. He waa an Army veteran of World WarU.

He waa born Aug. 22, 1217, at Orleans, the son of Herbert and Laura Hill EUia. He lived in Merrick, L.I., N.Y., bom 1264 to 1061. He later lived in Florida City and Palm Bay, before he moved to Lakewood Hills in May. He waa married to Mary Olin Spoiasco Dee.

4. 1242, at New York City. 8 he survives. Other survivors include a daughter, Mra. Sandra Greenwell, Osawkie: two sona, William Ellia, Milford, N.H., and Mark EUia, Orlando, a sister, Mrs.

Laura Walker, Crofton, Md.i and three grandchildren. Cremation waa planned. Memorial servicea were private. His aahea were scattered off Cape Cod, Mass. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Hampton-Barrett Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. MRS. MABEL G. WALROD Mrs. Mabel G.

Walrod, 74, May-atta, died June 22 at a Holton hospital. She was born 8ept. 21, 1211, at Denison, the daughter of Erik and Julia Thomason Lund in. She lived all of her Ufa in the Mayetta and Denison eommunitiea. Mrs.

Walrod waa a member of the Four Korners Club and the United Methodist Church, both in Mayetta. She married Albert C. Walrod on Jan. 15, 1294, at Hoyt. He survives.

Other survivors include a daughter, Vida Keyser, Maple HUI; four sons, John Walrod, James Walrod, and Roy E. Walrod, aU of Mayetta, and Donald Walrod, Yukon, a slater, Grace Twombiy, Holloa; nine grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Services were July 2 at Mercer Funeral Home, Holton. Burial was in Mayetta Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to the Holton Hoapitai ia cars of Dsniaon State Bank at Holton, 66496.

JOSEPH CLAIR JOE" HUNT Servicea were July 1 at the, Davidson Funeral Chapel, for Joseph Clair Joe1, 88, Topeka, who died June 22 at a Topeka hospital following an extended illness. Mr. Hunt worked as a farm laborer and a railroad section laborer. He later waa employed at M. Katch and Co.

far 16 years unttt his retirement in 1269. He waa born Feb. 21, 1996, at Michigan Valley, the aon of John and Sarah Lon gm Ira Hunt. Ho waa reared in the Vaaaar and Lyndon communl-Uea in Osage County and moved to Topeka in about 1290. Ho attended Grace Tabernacle and Victory Tabernacle churchea.

Mr. Hunt waa preceded in death by his wife, Edith Hunt, who died in 1966. Survivors include four nephews, Gerald G. Frost, Grantvilla, Kenneth F. Frost, Perry, Carl Woods, Topeka, and Floyd Woods, Kanaaa City: and two nieces, Mrs.

Merle Johnson, Winchester, and Mrs. Thelma Stewart, Kanaaa City. Burial waa ia Mount Hope Cemetery, Topeka. MARY LEE FREEL Memorial servicea and cremation were at Alameda, tar Mra. Mary Leo Free), 60, Alameda, formerly of Tbpeka.

She died June 2S at Alameda. 8ho was born March 7, 1926, at Winchester, the daughter of John Lament and Mary Orr Lamont. She lived at Topeka far more than 90 years. She waa married to Jim Freel, who survives. Ho formerly was chief of police at Topeka.

Other survivors include three sisters, Nona Fennell, Granada Hiila, Dorothy Wilier, Lawrence, and Jean Longhoffer, Mission, Texas; and a brother, Robert Canon, Valley Falla. Fowtor-Anderoon Funeral Homo, Alameda, was in charge of arrange-menta. MRS. ELIZABETH BA8YE Services were June 28 at Parker-Prke Mortuary, Topeka, for Mrs. Elisabeth "Miranda" Buys, 88, of North Kanaaa City, formerly of Topeka, who died June 25 in a Kansas City hoapitai.

She was employed by F.W. Wool-worth in Topeka for 2S years before he retired. She waa born May 0, 1908 at Thompaonvillc in Jefferson County, the daughter of Frederick M. and Margaret Young Reynolds. She lived in Topeka many years before aba moved to North Kansas City four years ago.

She was married to Elmer LeRoy Baaye on Aug. 19, 1924, in Topeka. Ho died Aug. 1, 1977. Survivora include taro sons, Harold E.

Bssye, North Kansas City, and F. Clayton Baaye, Garland, a daughter, Mra. Vera BranUngham, Fort Smith, a slater, Mra. Aletha Schneider, Topeka; five grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; and a great-great-granddaughter. Burial waa in Rochester Cemetery, Topeka.

Memorial contributions may be made to the charity of the donors choice. IN THE HOSPITAL Mary Bottom, Zapata, writes to ua thia weak that her husband, Edward, ia in the hoapitai in Laredo, where ho underwent surgery June 19. Mra. Bottom aaya her hue-band is in pain but to doing better. Cords and letters will reach him at Mercy Hospital, Room 677, Laredo, 78040.

The Bottoms recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Zapata and the Vindicator erred in reporting that they have 19 grandchildren. They have four. Wo regret the 1 QENE PARKER JEFF HURST Parker -Price Mortuary Central at Indopondonco Tapefca Fhano 234-6690 XL (Chris One) James Rider. M.D. BOARD CERTIFIED FAMILY PRACTICE Nortonville Professional Buflding TUESDAY P.M.

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