Garden City Telegram Obituaries Dated June 26 2013
Dighton Kaye Clark Potter 83 of Dighton died June 26 2013 at Garden Valley Retirement Village in City Born March 27 1930 in Sterling to Harold Elmer and Velma Clark Potter He farmed in Finney County and owned a truck business Survivors include wife Nancy L Potter two sons Scott and Bradley Potter daughter Linda Campbell Elizabeth Eller and Carolyn Bruner nine grandchildren and one great granddaughter Funeral at United Methodist Church Dighton with burial at Dighton Memorial Cemetery Visitation at Boomhower Funeral Home Condolences to garnandfh sbcglobal.net Memorials to United Methodist Church care of the funeral home Scott City Gary L Marcy 64 died June 26 2013 at home in Scott City Arrangements by Price & Sons Funeral Home Garden City Judith E Mangan 76 of Garden City died June 26 2013 Born February 25 1937 in Long Island NY She was a longtime Garden City resident and worked as a dental assistant for Dr Stone before 1974 Later worked in Sears parts department Married Ronald L Mangan Sr on February 21 1960 in Huntington NY Survived by husband Ronald L Mangan Sr a son Ronald L Mangan Jr and Jo Ann of Garden City and a brother-in-law Kenny Mangan Graveside service at Valley View Cemetery at 10:30 a.m. Monday Noon's service times at Garnand Funeral Home Garden City Memorials to American Heart Association in care of Garnand Funeral Home 412 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Obituaries must be submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday through Friday for next day editions.
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Velma Clark Potter
Sterling High School
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Lane County
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Finney County
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Scott Clark Potter
Patricia
St. Louis
Bradley Potter
Wichita
Linda Campbell
United Methodist Church
Dighton
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Judith E. Mangan
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Long Island
N.Y
Louis Joseph Sr
Mary Frances White
Ronald L. Mangan
Huntington Long Island
Ronald L. Mangan Jr
Jo Ann
Kenny Mangan
Valley View Cemetery
Garnand Funeral Home
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Sbcglobal
American Heart Association
N. Seventh St
Police Beat Highlights From February 1 Logs
Police Beat summarizes events logged on February 1 including incidents of theft, disturbance, and traffic stops. Names of involved agencies and locations are noted alongside timestamps and brief outcomes where available. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the precinct.
Multiple thefts and arrests reported across city
A string of thefts and related incidents were logged across several blocks including East Spruce Street Ninth Street and Vinzant Street with losses from 10 to 600 dollars. Counterfeit money at Western State Bank and vehicle tag thefts were noted. Police reports list numerous arrests for probation violations bench warrants and alleged offenses including domestic battery arson burglary and interference with law enforcement.
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North Ninth Street
Western State Bank
Kansas Ave
Kansas man arrested on speeding suspended license charges
David Lee Addison Melcher, 23, of 2612 C Street, was arrested at 7 09 p m on allegations of exceeding maximum speed limits driving while suspended and possession of drug paraphernalia by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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David Lee Addison Melcher
C St
Obituaries and fraud case touch Kansas items
Obituaries note the deaths of Roger H. Ramsey, 88, in Meade and Ulysses native Garold Jarvis, 81, in Wichita with arrangements by local funeral homes. In Wichita, Electria J. Bradley, 28, a former Kansas Air Guard member, is convicted of wire fraud for falsifying travel distance to gain nearly 55 thousand dollars in benefits. Additionally, Kansas Lottery results for Daily Pick 3 and By 2 with a 06 22 drawing are listed.
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Wichita
Kansas Air Guard
Arizona
US Attorney’s Office
Electria J. Bradley
Bradley
McConnell Air Force Base
Chandler
Ariz
McConnell
Indictment reveals bombmaking, jihad materials in Marathon case
The federal 380 count indictment says Boston Marathon suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev downloaded al Qaida bombmaking instructions and jihad material online, later scribbling anti American lines in the wounded boat. It adds charges for killing an MIT officer and the carjacking during the escape that left his brother Tamerlan dead.
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Boston
Boston Marathon
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
al-Qaida
Tsarnaev
MIT
Tamerlan
Kansas judge weighs staying new abortion law
Shawnee County Judge Rebecca Crotty heard arguments on whether to block parts of a sweeping Kansas abortion law before it takes effect. State lawyers argued enforcement is routine regulation, while doctors contend the law harms patients and violates equality protections.
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Topeka
Kansas
Shawnee County
Rebecca Crotty
Herbert 106Ughter
Overland Park Health Center
Crotty
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