Memorial services and obituaries in Garden City area
Memorial service for Earl Slawson 85 will be held at Garland Funeral Home Garden City with military honors. He died Aug 6 2001 at Garden Valley Retirement Village. Survived by wife Nell Payne four daughters ten grandchildren and more. Burial at Valley View Cemetery with Garden City Area Veterans Honor Guard. Memorials to Garden Valley Retirement Village.
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Earl “Slugger
Slawson
Garland Funeral Home
Garden City
Richmond Graham
Valley View Cemetery
Missouri
George Morton
Dave Stroman
VFW
Eagles Lodge
Rodeo Club
American Association of Retired Persons
Nell Payne
Hutchinson
Wanda Christian
Lorene Farmer
Patricia Prindle
Lubbock
Texas
LaVerne
Redding
Calif
Vivian Becker
Opal Becker
la Mae Durrant
Oakley
Dorothy
Phoenix
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Seventh St
Scott City
Virginia M. Flannagan
Price & Sons Funeral
Mike McGuire
Scott County
Flannagan
Park Lane
Tulsa
Okla
William T
Minnie Mae (Wetzel) Parrott
Tulsa University
William Joseph Flannagan
John Thomas Flannagan
Overland Park
Ulysses
Opal M. Oliver Hildreth
First Assembly of God
Mike Holman
Ulysses Cemetery
Hildreth
St. Catherine Hospital
Haven
Frank
Hazel Mary (Moore) Dunsworth
Kansas
Stanton
Grant
Haskell
Kearny
Pleasant Prairie Church
Ida Lighty
Elva Jarvis
James P. Hildreth
Elmer
Leland Oliver
Dayton
Darlene Dickson
Lakin
Betty Brent
Velda Holsten
Ensign
First Assembly of God Church
W. Grant St
Pierceville
Dean H. Witt
Wichita
Valley View
Gary Meeks
McConnell Air Force Base
Witt
Wesley Medical Center
Hugo and
Valarie (Benecke) Witt
Walter M. Witt
Carroll L. Witt
Dean Witt
N. Seventh St
Garden City Weather Outlook for Wednesday and Thursday
The forecast calls for a hot Wednesday with sunny skies and a high near 100 plus a Wednesday night low around 65 to 75. Thursday should bring increasing clouds and a slight chance of thunderstorms late with highs in the 90s.
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Topeka
Chanute
Cateye
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Garden City
Goodland
Dallas-Ft
Police Beat Highlights From Night Of criminal activity
Police logs report 37 year old Jose Dolorez Rios arrested at El Dorado Club for battery.18 year old Jack Keophongxay arrested for criminal deprivation of property in Hamline area.16 year old Andrew Coffield arrested for criminal trespass and released to parents.18 year old James Hawkins arrested on outstanding warrant. An air conditioner stolen from West Olive. loss 295. Gas theft at Presto for 17.91. CD player stolen from Auto Quest. loss 320. Lawn ornaments stolen. loss 300. Watch stolen from North 13th Street home. loss 130. Woman reports banging at door. At Steel Mill Bar and Grill a man strikes several people. one unconscious with head wound. investigation continues.
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Jose Dolorez-Rios
el Dorado Club
N. 12Th St
Jack Keophongxay
E. Hamline
Hamline
Andrew Coffield
Bancroft
Conrad
James Hawkins
Magnolia
South Fourth Street
Presto
N. Taylor Ave
Auto Quest
E. Fulton St
East Hackberry Street
North 13Th Street
Steel Mill Bar and Grill
Schulman Ave
Garden City Fire Calls Include Vehicle Grass and Storage Fires
Fire department responses show a vehicle fire at 9700 Poleline Road, a storage fire at 800 W iple, and a grass fire at 500 Campusview. The City Finney County Animal Shelter at 206 Isabel Ave reports multiple held animals and contact number (620) 276-1152 with a 72 hour hold. Found animals include yellow Labrador mix, two brown and white Basset Hounds, tan Chihuahua, Springer Spaniel, Dalmatian, Red Heeler, and other mixed breeds at several blocks and addresses.
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Poleline Road
Wiple
Campusview
Finney County
Isabel Ave
Rolling Hills
Chihuahua
Saturday Patrol Reports Activity in 950 Block
A 2:14 a.m. incident in the 950 block drew police attention with unclear details. Witnesses noted activity near a residence, but exact actions and outcomes remain unspecified in the brief report.
Animal Shelter Impounds Animals at Garden Location
Several animals were picked up at the listed location and impounded at the Garden shelter. Details on species, health, and disposition were recorded by shelter staff for intake processing.
Researchers Debate Human Cloning At NAS Panel
Washington AP reports researchers from MIT and a Rome fertility clinic debated whether human cloning is sound science or a risk prone process that could yield abnormal embryos. They cited unpredictability, potential placenta and heart issues, and noted Dolly the sheep’s 1997 milestone sparked global debate and legislation.
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Washington
Rudolf Jaenisch
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Academy of Sciences
Severino Antinori
Rome
Jaenisch
Scotland
Dolly
Market grains and Dow rise at Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones reports the Dow Jones average at 10,441.00 up 39.72 from this morning's opening. Grain prices at Garden City Co-op reflect a positive trading day as markets gain momentum.
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Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
Hospital Admissions Monday Town List
Hospital admissions reported from Garden City Holcomb Satanta Scott City Ulysses and Syracuse include Wendy Bechtle Carole A Fry Ingalls Lonnie Edwards Scoti Hubert Mai Nettie Doerksen Virginia L Dearden Margaret Gillen Lorena M Ditus Stephanie O Snyder Nancy P Arellano Margaret J Hook. Dismissals on Monday list names from Garden City Holcomb Hugoton Syracuse including Lorena M Ditus Stephanie O Snyder Nancy P Arellano Margaret J Hook.
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Garden City
Wendy Bechtle
Carole A. Fry
Holcomb
Aracely Diaz Ingalls
Lonnie Edwards
Scoti
Hubert Mai Satanta
Nettie Doerksen
Scott City
Virginia L. Dearden
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Earl ‘Slugger
Irene R. Garcia
Las Cruces
Northcentral
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Warden City
FCC
Southwest Kansas Research Extense Center
Oklahoma City
Pendleton
St Ste Marie
Wilmington
Del
Death Valley
Stanley Id
West Olive
Jennie Barker
Garden City Fire Department
Guille
Mary
Jason Ne
Animal Shelter
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Dow Jones
Margaret Gillen
Lorena M
Ditus
Jcpenney
Garden City Plaza
Arter ’S Flowers
Main St
Walnut
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