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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2002
Page
2
Friday will be mostly sunny with highs in the lower 60s and Friday night stays mostly clear with lows in the mid 20s. Saturday features partly cloudy skies with highs around 50. Sunday turns cloudy with a slight chance of rain. lows near the upper 20s and highs in the mid 40s.
Gladys Lucius 95 died November 25 2002 at Greeley County Hospital Tribune born October 18 1907 at Leoti daughter of Charley J Smades lifetime Wichita and Greeley counties owner operator of Horace Grocery 1942 1950 later hardware store clerk retired 1992 member Horace Church pianist former 4 H leader Silver Haired Legislature 1974 1984 married Albert Lucius June 6 1928 at Syracuse survived by son Everette Lucius daughter Mary Lou Kinland brother Earle Smades six grandchildren eight great grandchildren one great great grandchild funeral Saturday Assembly of God Church Tribune burial Greeley County Cemetery visitation hours price Sons Funeral Home Tribune memorials to Greeley County Home Health Care Foundation Seraphine Knoblauch Wichita memorial services at St Margaret Mary Catholic Church Wichita born in Wichita received magna cum laude and was valedictorian 1944 worked as bookkeeper for Catholic Social Services City Cab and Belltone Altar Society Hospital Auxiliary secretary treasurer seven grandchildren Janet M Barlow 90 died November 27 2002 Garden Valley Retirement Village Garden City arrangements pending by Price Sons Funeral Home Garden City.
Admissions listed from Copeland include Arline Vann Guymon Irene H Ausbin Lorraine Simpson totaling 21. From Garden City Katharyn Burgardt with baby girl Debra Stout with baby girl Irma Vazquez with baby girl bring the total admissions to 21. Dismissals from both locations total 21.
Garden City Co op offered wheat 4.08 a bushel corn 2.58 soybeans 5.52. Edward Jones & Co reported the Dow Jones average at 8,873.16, up 196.74 from this morning's opening price.
The newspaper sets submission deadlines for obituaries: by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday for standard editions and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. The policy ensures timely processing and placement for bereaved families.
Lonnie N. Webster, 30, pleaded guilty in US District Court in Wichita to making a false statement to the Department of Education. He admitted using the name James Odom plus his Social Security number and birth date to apply for student loans and grants for Bethel College. Sentencing set for February 10 with up to five years possible.
Entries include Timothy Levert's midnight arrest for cocaine possession and paraphernalia in Vandalia. Thela Rich held on a probation violation. Javier Quijada charged with domestic battery on Campus Drive. Michelle Guinn cited for driving while suspended. Juan Ortiz cited for battery and criminal damage from a Sunday incident. Additional larceny losses totaled $66 to $2,065 across break-ins, graffiti, and vandalism with several vehicle and property incidents reported.
Federal prosecutors urged the court to impose a 30 year sentence on Robert R. Courtney, former pharmacist, arguing his cooperation was overstated. Courtney pleaded guilty to 20 counts of tampering with cancer drugs and faces sentencing on December 5 after confinement since August 2001 and a proposed restitution fund.
Archbishop James P. Keleher said Rev. William Haegelin may return to priestly duty in another parish after an archdiocesan review found his sexual relationship in the 1980s began after his accuser turned 18. Haegelin, 52, formerly led St. Ann Church in Prairie Village.
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