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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2002
Page
2
Multiple funeral notices from Scott City and surrounding areas dated Feb 27 2002. Freda Sanders, LuElla Jost, Mildred Metheney, Violet Joiner, and Naomi Washburn are named with their death dates and service details. The notices list birthplaces, marriages, survivors, funeral times, and memorial preferences.
Topeka AP reports the Kansas Lottery Daily Pick 3 drawing produced the winning combination 4 2 3 on Thursday with no further context or prize details provided.
The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc. prints daily afternoons except certain holidays at 310 N. 7th Street Garden City Kansas. Postmaster requests address changes to Garden City PO 958. Single copies 50 cents weekdays 1 dollar Saturdays. Carriers 8.44 monthly plus tax, motor 9.18 plus tax. Mail subs Finney County 9.04, Kansas 9.80, outside Kansas 13.46 monthly plus tax.
A winter weather advisory warns of an 80 percent chance of snow tonight with 2 to 4 inches expected. Lows near 7, north winds 25 to 35 mph gusting to 45. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with highs in the upper teens and north winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday night remains partly cloudy with lows near zero.
Naomi Willis Gregory 94 a former Syracuse resident died February 27 2002 at Goodland Regional Medical Center She taught six years and served as 4 H leader school board member Rising Star School and Wesleyan Church member born April 28 1907 in Carlisle Indiana She moved to Goodland in 1992 to be near family and is survived by son Gary Ward Gregory daughter Carol Ann Rothfuss six grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services scheduled at Greene Fellers Funeral Home Syracuse with burial in Syracuse Cemetery Memorials may be sent to Naomi Gregory Memorial Fund Box 1253 Syracuse KS 67878-1253.
A 15 year old Garden City High School student was arrested Wednesday after stabbing his friend in the leg with a pen knife. Jason Adams was charged with reckless aggravated battery and criminal use of a weapon. He was held at PATH and released to his father.
Thursday admissions include Heather Koehn and Robert Sperling from Garden City, Robert Austin from Scott City, Michelle Lumley from Wiley, Pam Hoover from Colo. Total 26. Dismissals from Garden City include Tinina Blackwell and baby, Lonnie Lucero, Gerneen Price and baby, Karen Rohr, Noelle Schwaderer and baby. Total 31.
Grain prices at Garden City Co op show Wheat 2.50, Soybeans 3.93, and Millo 0.311. Edward Jones & Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10,242.10, up 140.74 from this morning's opening price.
Alfredo Ortiz 20, of 1301 B St, arrested 2:47 a.m. for second DUI and driving while suspended. Martin Rodriguez 38, of 705 N Seventh St, arrested 1:57 a.m. for second DUI driving while suspended and warrants for DUI and contempt of court. Leopoldo Rodriguez 22, Ault Colo, arrested 1:26 a.m. on a warrant for diversion revocation. Lee Gallegos 44, cited for conduct contrary to public welfare after dancers exposed buttocks at Time Out. Julio Medina 25 cited for DWS. Jeremy Pascascio 19 cited for criminal trespass at Dillons. Carlos Jimenez 21 arrested for domestic battery after allegedly punching his wife. Edna Lopez 37 cited for disorderly conduct after provoking a fight. Nakia Cruz 17 arrested for theft at Dillons and released to PATH. Vehicle break-in reported with 50 CDs stolen. A series of brief incidents including chemical spill and sprinkler malfunction plus several grass fires and a fuel spill noted. Animal control reports two female greyhounds and brown pit bull mix impounded at Garden City shelter. Contact 276-1152 for owners.
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