Deaths in Kansas and Oklahoma Districts Include Merica and Ausbun
Obituaries from Scott City Hugoton and surrounding areas note Jerrimiah Theodore Merica 80 died at Parklane Nursing Home Scott City born May 4 1901 at Winfield married Lenora Johnson August 1 1925 at Russell Springs survived by two sons seven daughters a brother 31 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren Funeral at Weinmann Price Funeral Home Scott City with burial at Scott County Cemetery and callist until service time James Harmon Ausbun 82 dies at Good Samaritan Nursing Home Liberal mourned as retired farmer husband father and member of Church of God Odd Fellow with services at Church of God Hugoton burial at Hugoton Cemetery Survivors include wife three sons three daughters two brothers two sisters 21 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren Funeral by Phillips Funeral Home Hugoton Leona I Chaffin 72 dies Wichita born January 30 1909 Pittsburg moved from Moscow to Dodge City two sons two brothers six grandchildren Funeral at First United Methodist Church Moscow burial at Moscow Friends may call at Halpren Swaim DODGE CITY Ethel McAllister 86 dies Garden City funeral in Dodge City with burial at Greencrest Memorial Gardens She born February 7 1895 Virgil married John W McAllister March 30 1930 Dodge City former Gray County farmer three generations preceded in death by husband Clyde and Marjorie Four grandchildren three great Garland Funeral Chapel in charge
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Scott City
Jerrimiah Theodore
Ted) Merica
Parklane Nursing Home
Winfield
Lenora Johnson
Russell Springs
Indianapolis
Ind
Harold W. Ausbun
Anderson
Gary Ausbun
Ashland
Verla Seemann
Perryton
Texas
Freda Gustafson
Moscow
Shirley Kramer
Hugoton
Virgil Ausbun
Pueblo
Colo
Paul Ausbin
Salida
Alta Lighty
Ulysses
Bessie Hand
McPherson
Opal Jaquess
Fredonia
Ariz
Phillips Funeral Home
Leona I. Dale
Pittsburg
Owen Chaffin
Dodge City
First United Methodist Church
Gary Chaffin
Bill Chaffin
Merle M. Dale
Paonia
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Contact
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and listed holidays. Advertising and circulation numbers, editor contacts, subscription rates, and mail delivery options are detailed, with policy noting AP news rights and publication terms.
Saudis freeze oil prices to tame market glut
U S analysts say oil price stability may ease pump costs for motorists as OPEC members halt output cuts and keep prices around 32 to 41 dollars per barrel. Saudi Arabia refused to raise prices and blocked larger cuts, arguing against reduced supply despite a global oversupply of 2 to 3 million barrels daily.
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New York
OPEC
U.S
Midwest
Saudi Arabia
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iran
Iraq
United States
Libya
City Commission Table Items Include Fire Aid District and Library Seat
City commissioners will discuss tabled items at Wednesday night’s meeting at 7 p.m. in the city administrative center. Agenda topics include contracts with Finney County townships for fire protection an industrial district near US 83 and the US 50 bypass and the appointment of a new library board member.
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Finney County
ESL Graduation Set for Thursday at First United Methodist Church
ESL graduation concludes summer with ceremony on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Main and Kansas. Programs run through Garden City Community College, with GED testing and tutoring Saturdays 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 6 to July 25 in the church lot. For details call 276-7611.
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First United Methodist Church
Church
Main
Kansas
Community Services Office
Spring field day at Tribune station scheduled for June 8
Tribune Tribune Branch Experiment Station announces a spring field day on Monday June 8 starting at 10 a m MDT. The event includes a tour of plots at the irrigation field north of Whitelaw elevator, a long term wheat fertility test and a winter wheat variety test, a lunch at the 4 H Building, and talks by Jim Orban from Kansas State University with a spit and whittle session introducing extension service members led by Verlin Peterson. An informal afternoon tour of dryland plots follows with Roy Gwin and Jim Schaffer providing data and answering questions.
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Tribune
Tribune Branch
Whitelaw Elevator
Gary Olson
Greeley County Extension Agriculture
Jim Orban
New
Kansas State University
Extension Service and Experiment Station
Verlin Peterson
Roy Gwin
Jim Schaffer
Southwest Area
Garden City Theatre Work Day Seeks Volunteers Saturday
The Garden City Recreation Community Theatre invites volunteers to a Saturday work day from 9 a m to 9 p m at Garden City Community College Fine Arts Auditorium. Staff will reorganize lumber costumes paint and supplies and clean for next season. Call 276-2362 for details.
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Garden City Recreation Community Theatre
Garden City Community College Fine Arts
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Basalt
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Orangeville
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Del
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Winona
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
William O’haney
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Hugoton Cemetery
Mr. Ausbun
Good Samaritan Nursing Home
Liberal
Norton
Susie Nicholas
Odd Fellow Lodge
Leona I. Chaffin
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Halpren-Swaim Funeral Home
Arthritis Foundation
Bank of the Southwest
Ethel McAllister
Burkhart Funeral Chapel
Dean Burton
Greencrest Memorial Gardens
Virgil
John W
Bud) McAllister
Gray County
Ingalls
Clyde
Marjory
First Christian Church
Florence Butcher
Garland Funeral Chapel
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Co., Inc
Garden City
Advertising & Business
P.O. Box
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
Ad & Business Manager
Associated Press
Garden City Datsun Inc
E. Highway
Campus Drive
paTsuh
U.S. Congress
Constantine Fliakos
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc
Garden City Community College
Tribune Station
Garden National
Fleming
Levi’s
Bendover
Blazer
Levi's
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Womenswear
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