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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2004
Page
2
Readable text lists Garden City Telegram staff across departments, editors, reporters, and department contacts. It notes publishing hours, delivery questions, advertising, circulation, and post office mailing details along with toll-free numbers and web address www.gctelegram.com.
Funeral for Elgin C. McWhirter and Thelma DuBois held in Kansas communities with services at United Methodist Church Dighton and Bryant Funeral Home Great Bend. McWhirter, 85, a lifelong farmer, founded the McWhirter Museum Foundation with survivors including a son and a daughter. DuBois, 95, homemaker, leaves two sons, nine grandchildren, fifteen great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Memorials benefit local churches and the J.O.Y. Center and Hospice House.
The Garden City Co-op lists wheat at 3.50 and corn at 3.18 with soybeans at 7.82. The Dow Jones average stood at 10,191.93, up 3.48 from the opening price in Edward Jones and Co.’s market briefing.
Obituaries and notices detail deaths and memorial plans for Freda Fern Jasper 77 of Garden City born 1927 in Butler Missouri with survivors in Idaho and Kansas. Colleen A. Kress 69 of Garden City. Talmadge A. "Tally" Davis 82 of Satanta. Arline Staton 74 of Sublette. Cleo M. Chaffin 81 of Garden City, plus lottery results.
Kansas Senator Stan Clark was killed when his 1994 Chrysler was crushed between two tractor trailers on Interstate 70 near Oakley amid 70 mph winds and blowing dust. The 49 year old Republican, a Utilities Committee chair, died at an Oakley hospital after the collision that occurred around 7 15 p m Saturday. The crash remains under investigation with no other fatalities reported. Clark had served in the Senate since 1994 and was renowned for his modest demeanor and faith. He is survived by his wife Ruthie and their young son Will.
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