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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2010
Page
2
Public notice listing staff roles, contact emails and phones for The Garden City Telegram, location at 310 North Seventh Street Garden City Kansas, delivery policies and subscription rates including in county and out of state options with redelivery guidelines and office hours. Includes circulation and advertising contacts and BOMC member status.
Wilma R. Finkenbinder 90 died Friday January 22 2010 at Scott County Hospital Scott City KS Born March 18 1919 in Cherokee daughter of Henry Clarence and Edith Pearl Misner resident of Scott City since 1946 owner operator of Twilight Trailer Park in Scott City member First Christian Church of Scott City and CWF married Delmar Eugene Finkenbinder July 6 1987 in Garden City He died October 23 1964 Survived by daughter Vicki Cheryl Wright three sons Rex Finkenbinder Larry Gene Finkenbinder and Mike Finkenbinder sister Verna Flower 15 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren 12 great great grandchildren Preceded in death by parents husband two brothers Earl and Dwight Misner and sister Edith Sager Funeral at First Christian Church Scott City at 2 p.m. Monday Reverend Jeff Knighton officiating Interment Scott County Cemetery Memorials to Wilma R. Finkenbinder Memorial Fund Price and Sons Funeral Home Visitation 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday 9 to 10:30 a.m. Monday
Cipriana Rodriguez also known as Sue Rodriguez, 95, of Garden City died Friday January 22 2010 at Garden Valley Retirement Village in Garden City. Garland Funeral Home will announce arrangements.
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Grain prices at Garden City Co op show wheat at 4.12 and corn at 3.24 per bushel with steady trends. Quotes reflect market movement and local vendor pricing for farmers and traders observing daily price signals.
AP reports the Kansas Lottery winning numbers for Friday with Daily Pick 3 0 6 2 and Kansas 2by2 red numbers 4 20 white numbers 8 22.
View photo galleries from the High Plains League basketball tournament and watch an audio slide show of Haiti images. Listen to CopCast featuring GCPD employee of the year Kathy McGaughey and Friday's Friends on the Farm program.
Police blotter and fire log items compiled from Harmsville department records. Officers filed incident notes involving thefts, disturbances, alarms, and vehicle complaints. Fire personnel logged calls including noninjury fires, medical assists, and drill statuses.
Garden City police report multiple arrests and citations on Friday and Thursday including Cathy Palacios 24 cited for no proof of insurance in the 1000 block of East Fulton Street and Arturo Reyes Quintana 29 cited for no valid driver's license in the 2800 block of East US Highway 50. Other incidents include a city warrant, battery and drug paraphernalia allegations, iPod touch theft from Garden City High School, and multiple thefts at Wal Mart and other locations with losses totaling several hundred dollars. Investigation ongoing.
East Hill Singers at Lansing Correctional Facility perform Latin and Italian pieces to open a new travel season after budget cuts last year. Warden McKune and Arts in Prison shift to volunteer staff and trained volunteers to supervise 27 inmates and 33 volunteers for public concerts and ongoing music classes.
Rick Tillery of Clearwater survived a near fatal heart attack after 45 minutes of CPR at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. Over 35 Wesley nurses and doctors lined up to shake his hand, as surgeons and staff worked amid tense moments before open heart surgery.
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