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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2001

Page

3

Woman in Serious Condition After Crash near Garden City

A 31-year-old Garden City woman Denise Ramirez remains in serious condition at St Catherine Hospital after a Thursday morning head-on collision with a semi truck on East U S Highway 50. The 49-year-old Cimarron driver John Koehn was not injured. The church plans Blue and White Sunday July 15 to honor local law enforcement with a 10 30 a m service and proclamation by Mayor Jim Wharton.

Garden City Denise Ramirez St. Catherine Hospital Ramirez U.S. Highway 50 John Koehn Cimarron Kochn Fellowship Baptist Church Phillips

Al Miller to Perform Sunday at Stevens Park

Al Miller, a Garden City performer, appears at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in Stevens Park as part of the free band shell concert series. The Garden City Recreation arts program and the City of Garden City sponsor the summer season, ongoing since 1985.

al Miller Stevens Park Garden City Garden City Recreation City of

FOLRZ Cookout Campout At Lee Richardson Zoo

Reservations open for the Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo annual cookout and campout starting 6 30 p m July 21. Free for members and 3 for non members. Wendy s provides hamburgers FOLRZ supplies cold beverages. Bring two side dishes table service and camping gear if you stay. Delfi Messinger will discuss Congo experiences at 7 30 p m. Call (620) 276 6243 by Wednesday to reserve.

Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo FOLRZ Wendy’s Delfi Messinger Congo

Highway 50 Work Begins Between Howell and Cimarron

Construction starts Monday on US Highway 50 between Howell and Cimarron. One inch of harbor recycle and 1 1/2 inches of asphalt overlay planned. Completion expected by end of August. Traffic stoppages by flaggers with up to 15 minutes delay.

Howell Cimarron

Finney County museum fundraiser raffles Civil War quilt

The Finney County Historical Society sells raffle chances for a contemporary folk art sampler quilt titled Threads of the Civil War A Quilters Journal 2. First prize includes the quilt and Trail of Thread by Linda K Hubalek, with two additional book prizes. Proceeds support the society. Tickets are 1 for 1 or 5 for six. Drawing at 4 p.m. Oct 7 at the museum. call 620 272 3664 for details.

Finney County Howard Ruede

Hutchinson area hepatitis outbreak grows with three new cases

Reno County health officials confirm three more hepatitis A cases in Hutchinson boosting the outbreak total to 47 since November. Aged 35 to 44 and two men over 45 were diagnosed this week. Health nurse Lori Francis notes links among cases while emphasizing hand washing. Rice and Sedgwick counties show no or minimal new cases.

Hutchinson (Ap Reno County Sandra Butler Reno County Health Department Butler Lori Francis Rice County Sedgwick Virginia Barnett

Grain bin home reworks design into round office and living space

Vance and Louise Ehmke convert a 31 foot, 21 foot radius grain bin on their Lane County farm into a circular 2400 square foot building. Architects Stan Salmans and Govert Construction adapt curved walls, tall rectangular windows, a antler-handled door, and stacked heating to house a scale house, offices, and living quarters.

Lane County Vance Louise Ehmke Ehmkes Ehmke Vance Ehmke Morton Scott City Stan Salmans Govert Ed Dunbar Kevin Dunbar Tribune Joe Govert Louise Healy

Kansas 104-year-old WWI veteran Clarence Rusk birthday record

Baldwin City AP notes Clarence Rusk, Kansas oldest WWI veteran at 104, celebrated with friends at Baldwin Care Center. Born 1897 in Talala Oklahoma, he enlisted at 21, served near the war's end, later helped lay natural gas pipelines, married Anna, outlived much of his family, and cherishes a certificate from Governor Bill Graves. He credits longevity to satisfaction with one’s work and enduring hardships with blessings.

Baldwin City Clarence Rusk Rusk Kansas Midwest Baldwin Care Center Lawrence Baldwin Talala Okla U.S New Mexico el Paso Oklahoma Beaumont Texas Missouri St. Joseph Grandview Belton Anna Nancyelaine Anderson Dad Anderson Minnesota Bill Graves

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