William Lee Smith 78 dies after lengthy illness
William Lee Smith 78 of 201 Buffalo Drive Garden City died Saturday May 3 1997 at St Francis Regional Medical Center Wichita Born July 15 1918 in Deerfield to Robert and Ethel Norton Smith he moved to Garden City in 1938 and owned Smittys Steak House after working as a butcher for Walls IGA He married Lorena Mae Yount September 12 1938 in Deerfield She died June 8 1992 He was preceded in death by two sons four grandsons one great grandson and a brother He is survived by two sons Dennis and Patrick two daughters Doris Doris Dyer and Linda Spires a brother two sisters twenty one grandchildren and thirty two great grandchildren The Rev Kent Anderson will officiate the 1030 am funeral Wednesday at Price and Sons Funeral Home Burial will be Valley View Cemetery Visitation is until 9 tonight and 9 am to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home Memorials to Kansas Spina Bifida care of the funeral home.
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William Lee Smith
Buffalo Drive
St. Francis Regional Medical Center
Wichita
Deerfield
Robert
Ethel Norton Smith
Garden City
Holcomb
Smitty's
Walls Iga
Lorena Mae Yount
Smith
Order of the Eagles Aerie
Dillons East
Dennis Smith
Hutchinson
Patrick Smith
Doris Dyer
Linda Spires
Hoisington
Elmer Smith
Max
Neb
Faye Dale
Edith Anderson
Kent Anderson
Price and Sons Funeral Home
Valley View Cemetery
Funeral
Kansas
Ulysses
Marvin L. Parks
First Christian
Thomas
Elnora Mae Goldsmith Parks
Mary Joan Fink
Utica
Parks
Kansas Power & Light
U.S. Army
Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home
Michael Coyne funeral announced for Mullinville resident
Michael Robert Coyne 44 former Garden City resident dies May 4 1997 at Kiowa County Memorial Hospital Greensburg. He was born June 9 1952 in Garden City and served in the US Army Vietnam. He taught in Mullinville and Alaska and was active in education and veterans groups. He is survived by his wife Susan a son three daughters his parents and siblings. Visitation Thursday 4 to 7 p.m. at Fleener Chapel Greensburg with a Tuesday service at Mullinville United Methodist Church. Memorials to Greensburg High School scholarship fund.
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Garden City
Michael Robert Coyne
Mullinville
United Methodist Church
Mark Anderson
Hillcrest Cemetery
Coyne
Kiowa County Memorial Hospital
Greensburg
Alfred Emmanuel
Grace Vivian Webb Coyne
Fort Hays State University
Mr. Coyne
Jewell
Victoria
Alaska
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Education and
Veterans’ Organizations
Susan DeAnn Gardiner
John Michael
Amy McDonald
Lisa McIntire
Springfield
Heather Coyne
Lakin
John
Lindsborg
Dave
Thomas
Overland Park
Fleener Chapel
Greensburg High School
Fleener Funeral Home
Funeral set for Eula Mae Fansler in Dodge City
Eula Mae Teddy Fansler 92 a former Garden City resident dies May 3 1997 in Dodge City. Funeral 10 a m Tuesday at Swaim Funeral Home Dodge City with Rev Kevin Clouse officiating. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Dodge City. She was born October 11 1904 in Hinch Missouri. Survived by son William Bill Fansler Topeka two grandsons two granddaughters three great grandchildren. Memorials to Children’s Mercy Hospital Missouri. Visitation until 8 p m tonight at the funeral home.
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Eula Mae
Teddy” Fansler
Garden City
Swaim Funeral Home
Dodge City
Kevin Clouse
Maple Grove Cemetery
Fansler
Western Plains Regional Hospital
Hinch
William Martin
Susan Elba Blunt Bouse
Steelville
Esther G. Railing Funeral in Minneola
Esther G. Railing 90 of Colby dies May 1 1997 at Prairie Senior Living Complex Colby. Funeral 2 p m Saturday Minnis Chapel Minneola with Tim Gates officiating burial at Minneola Cemetery. Survived by son two daughters siblings grandchildren great grandchildren. Born Oct 3 1906 Pawnee Rock parents Charles Ellis Edna Gordon Ellis married Ray Railing Sept 25 1925 in Dodge City. He died April 11 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther G. Railing
Colby
Minnis Chapel
Minneola
Tim Gates
Minneola Cemetery
Vern Glaze
Garden City
Pawnee Rock
Charles Ellis
Edna H. Gordon Ellis
Ray Railing
Dodge City
Funeral service set for Noble Ward 71 former Pierceville resident
Noble Dale Ward of Wichita dies May 1 1997 at Veterans Administration Hospital Wichita. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Swaim Funeral Home Dodge City with Rev Harold P Cooper officiating. Burial at Fort Dodge Cemetery with Howard Gottschall Post 1714 rites. Complete obituary in Saturday Telegram.
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Pierceville
Noble Dale Ward
Garden City
Swaim Funeral Home
Dodge City
Harold P. Cooper
Fort Dodge Cemetery
Howard Gottschall
Mr. Ward
Wichita
Veterans Administration Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals by Friday to Sunday
The report lists admissions and dismissals by city for Garden City Holcomb Ingalls Seoti Syracuse Ulysses on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Names include Esperanza Dreiling Joseph Gray Maria Ramirez Andrea Rodriguez and many others with infant cases noted. Distinct individuals and multiple towns appear across the three days.
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Garden City
Esperanza M. Dreiling
Joseph A. Gray
Maria G. Ramirez
Andrea Rodriguez
Keith A. St. John
Elvin Treto
Alice V. Tuttle
Holcomb
Tami S. Rupp
Ingalls
Maria Andazola
Seoti
Glen E. Strong
Syracuse
Sharon K. Potter
Ulysses
Alexandra Fitchett
Brady Valdez
Margaretha Hiebert
Alanda D. Hughes
Marie E. Pickett
Liana Razo
Diane Rocha
Shirley Weisz
Baby Boy Delgado
America Medina
Scott City
Dortha M. Bennett
Richard M. Fox
Sara Rudzik
Paul Jackson
Felipe Resendiz
Harry A. Turner
Albert Voth
Deerfield
Gilberto Cruz
Gera A. Finch
Christopher Geeseka
Marjorie L. Kendall
Kimberly L. Minor
Esther A. Nichols
Alejandro Rubio
Richard L. Sperry
Elvia Treto
Sharyn A. Marsh
Lakin
R. Eileen Cox
Tomasa Z. Perez
Sharron L. Storm
Michael Mitchell
Dale T. Buxman
Patricia G. Davison
Eileen M. Foil
Ralph A. Greathouse
Victor Ibarra
William M. Turrentine
Johnson
Maria Crow
Eldan L. Ansel
Ezequiel Ledesma Jr
Houston
Melvin D. Housman
Powerball jackpot grows after Saturday draw yields no winners
In Des Moines the Powerball drawing produced no winner for all six numbers 8 21 22 29 38 Powerball 29. The top prize of 31.3 million would have been split. the estimated jackpot rises to about 37 million for Wednesday. Fifteen tickets matched the first five numbers but not the Powerball, each winning 100000, with none in Kansas.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas
Student Art Show Concludes Mercer Gallery Season
Mercer Gallery at Garden City Community College showcases more than 50 works by about 20 students in oil, watercolor, drawing, ceramics, and sculpture through May 18. Robbie D. Jones won best of show and a $50 prize. he also earned a $500 Sandhills Art Association Scholarship for next year. Admission is free. hours are noon to 4 on weekdays and 2 to 5 Sundays.
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Mercer
Garden City Community College
David Kinder
Kinder
Robbie D. Jones
Garden City
Jones
Sandhills Art Association
Gccc Endowment Association
Exhi
Couple mistaken for sex offenders in Manhattan Kansas
Mike and Jody Lumpkins faced taunts and rocks after a printed sex offender registry listing wrongly identified their trailer as home to a convicted offender. Dennis Cox had moved out. the error arose from a state registry rule and federal guidance. The family remains cautious yet supports the idea of public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Mike
Jody Lumpkins
Mike Lumpkins
Kansas’ Bureau of Investigation
Telegram Publishing Co imprint and delivery rates
Telegram Jim Broom editor publisher Carol Crupper managing editor Daria Craig advertising manager Tom Brungardt circulation manager Vic McCart press superintendent Janet Born business manager Published Monday through Saturday afternoons except holidays at 310 N 7th Garden City KS 67846 Postmasters address corrections to PO Box 958 Garden City KS 67846 Periodical postage paid and UPS 213600 Single copy 50 cents weekdays 75 cents Saturday Carrier delivery 7.40 a month motor delivery 7.85 a month Mail subscriptions 7.47 a month in Finney County 8.76 in Kansas 11.71 outside Kansas plus tax
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Jim Broom
Carol Crupper
Daria Craig
Tom Brungardt
Vic McCart
Janet Born
Garden City
UPS
Finney County
Kansas
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Teddy’ Fansler
Steve E. Fansler
St. Louis
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Bill” Fansler
Topeka
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Kansas City
Mercer Gallery
Bition
GCCC
Pauline Joyce
Megan Kanka
New Jersey
FBI
Lumpkins
Cox
Nebraska
Mary Ann Howerton
Ee Chjestic
Marian No
Heatre
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