Deaths and funerals in Kansas and nearby towns
Obituaries list Catharine Van Doren aged 83 with funeral 10 a.m. Monday at Garland Funeral Chapel Lakin Cemetery. Also Edith Henderson widow of Kenneth Henderson and tributes for Tribune and Leoti notes. Survivors include husband Phil Max and others. Memorials to Deerfield Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements by Phillips White and Weinmann Price.
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Catharine C. van Doren
Garland Funeral Chapel
Robert N. Fleenor
Lakin Cemetery
van Doren
St. Catherine Hospital
Catharine C. Campbell
Memphis
Henry N. van Doren
Lakin
Deerfield
Kearny County
Garden City
Presbyterian Church
P.E.O
O.E.S
Kansas
American Legion Auxiliary
E. Spruce
Phil
Max
Arcadia
Calif
Deerfield Methodist Church
Edith Belle Henderson
N. 3Rd
Beaver
Okla
Tribune
Biddie Garrison
Greeley County Hospital
Biddie Minnich
Allen County
Verdin A. Garrison
Horace
Garrison
First Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Richard
Marysville
Wash
Katherine Fuller
Garnett
Mildred Morse
Sharon Springs
Alice Carpenter
Granby
Cole
Naomi Gettler
Ulysses
Peggy Hagan
Elsie
Neb
Abby Harris
New Orleans
Josephine Hubbs
Wallace
Herman Minnich
Winona
Mary Love
Derby
Matilda Young
Bolivar
Ida Oxford
Huntsville
Ark
Jessie Brannan
Fayetteville
Greeley County Cemetery
James H. Smith
Weinmann-Price
Helmwood
Leoti
Lula O. Cibulski
Janesville
Wis
Lula Harper
Ramah
Colo
Walter Cibulski
Beloit
Wisconsin
Leoti Cemetery
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Garden City Telegram Publisher and circulation details
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and specific holidays. It lists staff positions, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and postal information, including ad and business contact numbers and AP affiliation. The notice also states publication rights and ownership by The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc.
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Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Co., Inc
Garden City
Kansas
Advertising & Business
P.O. Box
Air traffic controllers worried over tentative settlement
Washington AP tentative air traffic controllers contract could fail ratification leaving government to resume talks and risk a walkout that might ground half the nation’s air travel. PATCO seeks better terms, but union backing for a strike is uncertain amid a $40 million package and 6.6 percent wage rise.
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Washington
PATCO
Transportation
Drew Lewis
Robert E. Poli
Poli
New York
Dennis Partridge
Los Angeles
Garden City Band concert opens with Sousa and Debussy lineup
The sixth Garden City Municipal Band concert comes Friday at 8 in Stevens Park downtown led by conductor Steven Sooby. The program includes Sousa’s Star Spangled Banner, Wings of Victory, Russian Sailors Dance, The Whistler and His Dog, Concerto in Eb for Trumpet and Band with Brad Rubin as soloist, On the Hudson, Afternoon of a Faun, Gershwin Medley, Pas Redouble, and King Cotton. Sublette hosts its 11th annual free watermelon feed July 4 at 1:30 p.m. A benefit dance for 19-year-old Bobby Anderson is set Sunday 2 to 10 p.m. at the Eagles Lodge to cover medical costs. donations welcomed. call Burns or Graves after 2 p.m.
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Garden City Municipal Band
Stevens Park
Steven Sooby
John Phillip Sousa
Frank Ventre
Reinhold Gliere
Whistler
Arthur Pryor
Brad Rubin
Alexander Arutunian
Edwin Franko Goldman
the Hudson
New York City
Goldman
Claude Debussy
George
Sublette
Haskell County
Republican Party
Bobby Anderson
Eagles Lodge
Anderson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Eul
Patsy Burnett
Susan Graves
Edith
Med Center
Call leads to youth's arrest
A 17-year-old Garden City youth was jailed Friday morning after police caught him in the act of burgling a car on the 900 block of N 5th at about 6 a.m. He attempted to take radio and eight track tapes worth 180 dollars and was found with a concealed weapon. The caller witnessed the crime from a nearby home and the youth’s name is not released.
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Garden Cillan
N. 5Th
Court Services
Blood test rule change frees Kansas couples to wed
After the 1981 Legislature scrapped compulsory blood tests for marriage licenses, couples planning to wed after July 1 can marry without testing. Some couples who came in before the deadline paid 10.50 for a test only to learn it was unnecessary, while tests remain required for those marrying before July 1.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Kansas
St. Catherine
Bob Roth
Roth
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