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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2009
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram, published daily afternoons, lists staff and departments with editors, reporters, sports, advertising, and circulation contacts. It provides delivery options, rates, redelivery procedures, office hours, and a World Wide Web address.
Obituary notices report Joseph D. Wimmer 86 of Holyrood died May 30 2009 at Promise Regional Medical Center Hutchinson born November 11 1922 in Moscow served in US Army 1943 45 and was a Holyrood Legion member survived by three sons a daughter 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren funeral at St Peter Lutheran Holyrood with military honors burial at church cemetery visitation May 27–28 at Parsons Ellsworth Memorials to church or Holyrood American Legion. Mary Margaret Keffer Scales 87 Meridian Idaho died May 29 2009 born March 2 1922 in Garden City long career at Washington State Employment Security Department memorial service at Sunset Hills Bellevue Washington survivors include sister two sons and several grandchildren memorials to Susan G Kaiser or Hospice. Donna Kay Murray 69 Oakley died May 27 2009 at KU Medical Center born Sept 1 1939 in Concordia married John Lewis Murray died 2008 survived by son daughter five grandchildren and siblings memorials to Oakley Christian Church. Norton 86 Norton died June 1 2009 at Homestead Health Garden City born July 1 1922 in Marienthal served in US Navy and VFW married twice survivors include daughter son eight grandchildren graveside service June 7 Scott City funeral home arrangements memorials to local charities.
Leoti resident Tony Curtis Wesley 48 died Thursday May 28 2009. He was a general laborer. Survived by his mother Pauline Wesley brother Robert Lee Wesley Jr and several nieces and nephews. Services pending with All Faiths Mortuary Crematory Wichita handling arrangements.
AP notes the Monday drawing results for Kansas Lottery with Daily Pick 3 numbers 1 7 6 and Super Kansas Cash numbers 7 8 11 17 21, plus Super Cashball 16. Red numbers 9 18 and White numbers 5 13 are listed for Kansas 2by2.
Richard A. Taylor, 22, was cited for disorderly conduct in the 1000 block of Jenny Avenue after an incident on Fleming Street. Santos Estrada Jr., 17, was arrested on charges of minor in consumption, obstruction of duty, and disorderly conduct in the 4100 block of East U.S. Highway 50 and lodged for protective custody on an unrelated matter. vionday Dane Myers, 17, was arrested at Programs Assessments Treatment Habilitation on an arrest-and-detain order. Graffiti was found on a wall at Oasis Carwash between Saturday night and Monday afternoon.
In recent Finney County reports a fight in the Jennie Barker Road area caused serious injury to a known person. Arrests include James Gatlin Brown in Bond surrender, Angel Lee invasites for aggravated battery, Jessica Borrego for criminal restraint and domestic battery, Angela Cuevas Silva for suspected DUI, Justin Wayne Cooper for warrant and probation violation, Robert Dean Rhodenbaugh for aggravated criminal sodomy and sexual battery, Maurice Johnson on drugs with intent to sell and related charges.
Kansas Highway Patrol reports two arrests. David Joseph Arteaga, 27, of 3975 Tenderloin Drive, was detained at 1:32 p.m. on charges of driving without registration obstruction and habitual violator. Sunday, David Aguilar Martinez, 40, of 909 Jenny Ave., was arrested at 2:27 a.m. for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
Between March 1 and Monday at Auto Quest on Fulton Street two dealer plates were taken with a $6 loss. Between 3 and 7:30 am on Honeybee Court a locked vehicle was entered and electronic items stolen totaling $1,200. At Dillons on Buffalo Jones Avenue a known person took food items valued at $33. Investigation continues with mentions of additional thefts on May 23 at Dilyow Buffalo Jones and an unidentified 'known' person taking funds with a $152 loss.
Summary notes a photo gallery from the 2009 Kansas state track meet by BA on the GCTelegram site. Also mentions items on SWKTalk.com and Eye Spy blog with light coverage of sports and education blogs.
At 11:58 a.m. a motor vehicle accident with injuries occurred at 410 E Pine St. At 3:29 p.m. a hazardous condition was reported at 1500 E Kansas Ave. Sunday entries show a 5:41 a.m. false alarm at 2308 N Third St. A 3:26 p.m. smoke scare odor was logged at 1116 Gillespie Place. A 7:04 p.m. good intent call occurred at 410 St Taylor Ave. An arc fault or shorted electrical equipment was reported at 6:17 p.m. at 2106 N Sixth St.
Abdulhakim Muhammad 23 of Little Rock pleaded not guilty to a capital murder charge in the shooting death of Pvt William Long 23 outside an Army Navy Career Center in Little Rock. He was held without bail as officials say the attack may have political and religious motives. Pvt Quinton Ezeagwula 18 was hospitalized in stable condition. Police say Muhammad, a Muslim convert formerly known as Carlos Bledsoe, admitted shooting Long and Ezeagwula.
Joseph D. Wimmer 86 of Holyrood Kansas died May 30 2009 at Promise Regional Medical Center Hutchinson. He was born November 11 1922 in Moscow Kansas to William Pearl and Maggie Wimmer. He worked as a house mover oil field laborer and farmer and served in the Army during WWII 1943 to 1946. He belonged to the Holyrood American Legion for 63 years and married Doris M Nienke on August 6 1943 in Hutchinson, who died January 21 2009. Surviving are sons Roy and wife Ann of Eudora Randy of Holyrood Dan and wife Janie of Garden City and daughter Linda Togersen and husband Joe of Stafford. 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Visitation is Wednesday from 1 to 8 PM at Parsons Funeral Home, funeral Thursday at 2 PM at St. Peter Lutheran Church Holyrood with burial in the church cemetery and military honors. Memorials may be given to the church or Holyrood American Legion c/o the funeral home.
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