Deaths Obituary Policy Update Announced
The notice sets obituary deadlines for family submissions with 10 a.m. Monday through Friday deadlines and 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, detailing submission timing to ensure inclusion. It emphasizes submission windows and guidelines for timely publication.
Charles Ray Kinney obituary at Satanta KS
Charles Ray Kinney 45 of Satanta died Sept 7 2000 in Sublette born Jan 14 1955 in Hobbs NM son of Leroy and Bobbi Faye Bridges Kinney moved from Cuba Missouri to Satanta Feb 5 near his daughter A carpenter and US Army veteran he enjoyed fishing and grandchildren Survived by daughter Joy Lee Lynn Owings father and stepmother Leroy and Judy Kinney Andrews TX two brothers Oscar Leroy Bud Kinney Houston Stacey Kinney Lawton OK a half brother Darrell Bubba Kinney Odessa TX a sister Diane Stacy Savannah TN two stepsisters Melissa Waldron Andrews and Tammy Roman Houston and two grandchildren Military graveside service 1 pm Monday at Dudley Township Cemetery Satanta with Rev David Erwin officiating Burial rites by Bravo Company First Engineer Battalion Fort Riley Visitation 10 am to 8 pm today 2 to 8 pm Sunday and 10 am to noon Monday at Haskell County Funeral Home Sublette Memorials to family may be left at Shopping Stop True Value Satanta or mailed to Funeral Home Box 607 Sublette KS 67877.
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Charles Ray Kinney
Sublette
Hobbs
N.M
Leroy
Bobbi Faye (Bridges) Kinney
Kinney
Cuba
Judy Kinney
Andrews
Texas
Oscar Leroy
Bud” Kinney
Houston
Stacey Kinney
Lawton
Okla
Darrell “Bubba” Kinney
Odessa
Diane Stacy
Savannah
Tenn
Melissa Waldron
Tammy Roman
Dudley Township
David Erwin
Bravo Company
First Engineer Battalion
Fort Riley
Haskell County
Betty Fry Funeral Services Held in Garden City
Betty Fry 47 died Sept 7 2000 at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City. Funeral at Garland Funeral Home at 10 this morning with Rev. Robert DeLeon officiating. Burial Wednesday Shenango Valley Cemetery Greenville PA. Survived by husband Mike Simmons son Rob Smith daughter Michele Elliott two brothers three grandchildren. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Betty Fry
Garland Funeral Home
Garden City
Robert DeLeon
Shenango Valley Cemetery
Greenville
Mrs. Fry
St. Catherine Hospital
Floyd and
Dora (Locke) McClimans
Pennsylvania
Payless Shoes
Mike Simmons
Rob Smith
Hubbard
Ohio
Michele Elliott
Sharon
Jim McClimans
Alantic
Doug McClimans
Tom Christy
Bob Christy
Adamsville
Lori Zelker
Youngstown
Sue Mitchell
Dennis McClimans
American Cancer Society
Funeral services set for Margaret Ellen Bayer in Garden City
Margaret Ellen Bayer 76 died Sept 7 2000 at her Garden City home. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at St Mary Catholic Church with Rev James Baker. vigil 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the church. Interment Valley View Cemetery. Survived by six sons and seven daughters, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials to the Margaret E Bayer Memorial Fund at Price & Sons Funeral Home.
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Margaret Ellen Bayer
St. Mary Catholic Church
James Baker
Valley View Cemetery
Bayer
Garden City
Turin
John D
Margaret E. (McGuire) Gatlin
Doris Warren
Miltonvale
Cecil Billings
Scott City
Paula Puterbaugh
Salida
Colo
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Margaret E. Bayer
Montanans endure long road to normal after wildfires
Darby Montana residents face a slow return to normal life as wildfires subside. Charlotte Zikan, 62, watches her Bitterroot Valley home burn to ashes and awaits a year and a half before hillside stability allows rebuilding. Fireforestry officials assess damage, with 935700 acres burned and 64 homes in Bitterroot destroyed, while health and relocation challenges linger for evacuees.
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Darby
Mont
Montana
Charlotte Zikan
Zikan
Bitterroot Valley
American Red Cross
Bob Howard
Red Cross
Missoula
Telegram Publishing Co Inc Staff Notice
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Community bond committee presses for informed vote
Garden City backers organize a five subcommittee bond drive to answer questions about a high school project. Leaders emphasize truthful information, community involvement, and early outreach to voters through radio, clubs, and yard signs ahead of the November election.
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Ways and Means
Mac Payne
Steve Shogren
Shogren
Reichmuth
Payne
Cochair
Garden City
Whitley
Indian Affairs head apologizes for agency legacy of racism
Kevin Gover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs apologized for a legacy of racism and inhumanity including massacres forced relocations and attempts to erase Indian languages and cultures. He spoke at the agency's 175th anniversary before about 300 tribal leaders and officials. The speech drew mixed reactions and prompted calls for broader government apologies.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Kevin Gover
Gover
BIA
BLA
Susan Masten
California
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