Death notices for Barton and Gill in Garden City and Sublette
Dorothy Louise Barton 68 died January 18 2001 at her Garden City home. Garland Funeral Home will announce arrangements. Ivy May Gill 74 of Sublette died January 18 2001 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City. Haskell County Funeral Home Sublette will announce.
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Dorothy Louise Barton
Garden City
Garland Funeral Home
Sublette
Ivy May Gill
St. Catherine Hospital
Haskell County Funeral Home
Obituary submission policy for weekdays and weekend
The notice states obituary submissions must be received by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. It emphasizes deadlines for timely publication and aligns with the paper’s weekend edition schedule.
Aaron Estabrook Funeral Services Held in Dodge City
Aaron Ray Estabrook 55 of Dodge City died Jan 16 2001 at Western Plains Medical Complex. Funeral at Wilroads Gardens Christian Church Dodge City at 10:30 with Rev Jeff Hiers. graveside in Iola Township Cemetery Iola. Survived by wife Sandra, son Aaron Ray Jr, daughters Jennifer and Petra, brother Jerry, sister Judy, grandchildren. Memorials to United Methodist Youthville or Kansas State Firefighters Association.
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Aaron Ray Estabrook
Dodge City
Wilroads Gardens Christian Church
Jeff Hiers
Iola Township
Iola
Estabrook
Western Plains Medical Complex
St. Joseph
Edwin Elbert
Claudia
Kiwanis International
United Methodist Church
Lions Club
Kansas State Firefighters Association
Ford County Union
Kansas State Board of Emergency Medical Services
Wilroads Gardens
Sandra Amos
Garden City
Aaron Ray Estabrook Jr
Jennifer Estabrook
Petra Williams
Emporia
Jerry Estabrook
Judy McCullum
Pryor
Okla
James Dean Estabrook
Rachael Ann
Okie Gates Dies at 78 in Garden City Burial Planned
Kenneth L Gates known as Okie, 78, died January 16 2001 at Garden Valley Retirement Village in Garden City. Born January 16 1923 in Taloga Oklahoma, he owned a salvage yard in Garden City. He married Willie Mae Lawson in 1993 in Burlington Colorado. she died in 1998. A private burial will be held at Valley View Cemetery with Garland Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Kenneth L. “Okie” Gates
Garden Valley
Garden City
Taloga
Okla
William Roy
Anna Marie (Holmquist) Gates
Gates
Geysers Kill Man as Hundreds Flee Nearby
A gas well plume forced hundreds from homes and a warehouse complex as state and local officials worked to plug the well overnight. Lt. Gov. Sherrer toured shelters amid an emergency declaration. Gov. Graves attended the presidential inauguration. The storage facility holds 3.2 billion cubic feet of gas and sits near aging brine wells with no reliable maps. Underground Vaults & Storage in Hutchinson evacuated as a precaution against the plume.
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Oklahoma
Gary Sherrer
Red Cross
Kansas State Fairgrounds
Bill Graves
Washington
Bush
Sherrer
Kansas Gas Service
Frazier
Hutchinson
U.S
Bush Needing to Celebrate At Post Election Festivities
President elect Bush and wife Laura join Vice President elect Cheney and spouse in celebration after the five week race. Ashcroft Harris and other dignitaries attend fundraisers and galas with tickets up to 2500 dollars while forecasts vary attendance. Bush to be sworn in Saturday noon at the Capitol with about 500000 expected to attend and public White House tours planned Sunday.
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Deney
Bushes
Dick Cheney
Lynne
White House
John Ashcroft
Florida
Katherine Harris
Bush
Eney
Texas
The
United States
Ogallala Aquifer Levels Fall Prompting Kansas Plans
Water levels in the Ogallala aquifer decline sharply from 2020 signaling ongoing depletion of a vast underground water source. The Kansas Water Authority drafts a conservation and usage plan while annual well measurements are posted by late February on the Kansas Geological Survey site www.kgs.ukans.edu for irrigation planning.
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Kansas Water Authority
Ogallala
The
Telegram Publishing Co. Inc. schedule note
Publication times and locations are listed as Monday to Friday afternoons with five holidays excepted and Saturdays at 310 North Seventh Street, attributed to The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc.
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Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
School board filings show candidate shortages in area districts
Area district boards face sparse candidate interest as incumbent figures weigh retirement. USD 457 notes John Scheppner will seek re election while Donna Roush Bill Clement plan final terms. Other boards report incumbents unsure or declining runs. Holcomb board gains new candidate as Brian Holmes files to fill Funk’s seat.
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Kevin Sterling
USD 457
John Scheppner
Sterling
Donna Roush
Bill Clement
Roush
Clement
College
Ed Rutter
Mary Beth Williams
Steve O’brate
Williams
Rutter
O’brate
Holcomb
Boyd Funk
Mike Rome Jr
Robert Knoll
Brian Holmes
Funk
Finney County
Carol Brown
Brown
Four seek Garden City city posts in April election race
Filing for the April 3 election accelerates with four declared candidates for three Garden City City Commission seats. Incumbents Jim Douglass and Chris Owen filed, Mayor Reynaldo Mesa seeks re election, Jeff Whitham runs first time, while Steve Frost retires. Holcomb council shows low interest with only incumbent Dennis Lauer filed.
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Commission
Jim Douglass
Chris Owen
Reynaldo Mesa
Jeff Whitham
Steve Frost
Holcomb
Dennis Lauer
Diane Crockett
Kim Harp
Carol Brown
Garden City
Community College
Finney County
Holcomb City
Lakin barn moved to museum amid costly restoration
The Lakin round barn was moved to the local museum after a $61,000 restoration. The museum raised about $3,000 in donations. the rest came from reserves. Ball and Sons Co. of Belleville moved the structure, promising a smooth, on schedule transfer despite limited community funding.
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Heath
Ball and Sons Co
Belleville
Leon Ball
Ball
Lakin
Regents say Graves plan still short for higher ed
Kansas higher education officials say the governor’s budget hikes amount to insufficient funding. They cite the failure to renew a technology program financed by student fees, which the state previously matched at 2 dollars per student. The Board of Regents will seek additional funds, while lawmakers consider a new revenue idea to support colleges.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
State Board of Regents Dis
Duane Goossen
Chris Steineger
Kansas City
Regents
Steineger
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals by City
Thursday admissions include Angelina Perez Holcomb Nancy Stegman from Garden City and Doris Fuller Lakin Marjory Remeth Satanta Donald Brunkhardt Scott City Clayton Thompson. Dismissals list Sophia Hernandez and baby girl Holly Herrera and baby boy from Garden City Samual McMillan Holcomb Deloris Wilson Johnson City Barbara Rose Scott City.
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Garden City
Sophia M Hernandez
Holly Herrera
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