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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2008
Page
2
Directory style notice lists editors and departments for Garden City Telegram with emails and phone extensions, plus hours, delivery redelivery policies, subscription rates, and postmaster address. Includes printing press, mailroom, and technology contacts.
Edna M Schuetz 82 of Garden City died Sept 24 2008 at St Catherine Hospital. Born in Birmingham England 1925 she served in the British Army and later moved to Kansas. Survived by husband Raymond two sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral plans at Garland Funeral Home with mass at St Mary Church. Memorials to St Catherine Cancer Center. Virginia Knight 88 died Sept 24 2008 in Ponca City OK born Canton MO 1919 married Jack Knight in 1940 lived in Garden City since 1951 worked for Woolworths and in real estate. Survived by husband, two sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren. Funeral at Garland Funeral Home with burial at Valley View Cemetery. Scott City brief: Mary Elizabeth Marcy 93 died Sept 24 2008 in Scott City born 1915 in Scott County homemaker member of Christadelphian Ecclesia and various groups. Survived by son Gary Marcy and two daughters with several grandchildren. Graveside Monday in Scott County Cemetery. Vera Schmidt 70 of Colwich died Sept 24 2008 in Wichita born 1938 Montezuma KS worked as a school cook. Survived by two daughters and four grandchildren. Services in Wichita and Montezuma with burial in Montezuma. Memorials to church funds or Back Pack for Kids.
John S. Sculley, 85, died Thursday, September 25, 2008, at Lane County Hospital in Dighton. Boomhower Funeral Home of Dighton will announce funeral arrangements.
A July 24 to 7 p.m. theft on East U.S. Highway 50 involved a cell phone valued at 100 dollars. At First United Methodist Church, 1106 N Main St, a purse and contents were stolen from an unlocked vehicle, valued at 30 dollars. Between Sept. 19 and 7:55 a.m. Wednesday a Pats Drive 1100 block vehicle was entered and office supplies taken, valued at 649 dollars. From February 1 to 8 a.m. Wednesday a Kansas tag decal was removed from a vehicle on Mess Drive 1400 block.
Policy requires obituary submissions by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. This deadline ensures timely placement and proper processing across the newspaper schedule.
Thursday arrests include Michael Randolph 25 of 2520 N Third St for public intoxication at 4 39 am and Brian Berry 24 of 2010 Cherokee Rd for DUI in the 2300 block of East Mary St. Wednesday arrests feature Skipper Barclay 50 of 152 Stevens Ave for DUI at Corner Store and Carlos Bahena 19 of 2002 Campus Dr Apt 1 for a failure to appear warrant. Arnoldo Dominguez 20 of 1208 N 11th St cited for leaving the scene. Jamaisa Davis 14 of 601 Fleming St arrested 10 am and released to treatment on battery and criminal restraint. Erbey Molina Jr 21 of 2914 Fleming St Apt 603 on theft. Brandon Reynolds 21 of 2914 Fleming St Apt 608 on probation violation. Rogelio Blanco Sarabia 20 of 2512 Lee Ave for municipal failure to appear. Vehicle break ins reported with loss totals 350 and 653 across two incidents on East U S Highway 50 and North Eighth Street.
Kansas Lottery winning numbers for Daily Pick 3 and 2by2 drawn Thursday. Funeral mass for St Heinemann at St Dominic's on October 4 2008 at 10:00 am officiated by Father Wesley Schawe. Interment Valley View Cemetery. Arrangements by Price and Sons Funeral Home Garden City. Donations to Hospice Southwest in Vancouver Washington.
Between Sunday and Wednesday multiple property crimes were reported including a broken driver's side window on a vehicle in the 1700 block of West Campbell Street with 150 dollars loss. Spray painting on brick building in 500 block West Campbell Street for 50 dollars. A garage fence and other items were spray painted in the 400 block West Thompson Street for 300 dollars. Graffiti on a garage in 2500 block C Street for 50 dollars. Graffiti on an alley wall on North Eighth Street for 50 dollars. A residential window was struck by a rock on East Harding Avenue for 200 dollars. A glass door was broken at a business in the 1100 block North Taylor Avenue for 400 dollars. A lock was forced on a residence door in the 1800 block West Kansas Avenue for 20 dollars. A car and its show were damaged on Labrador Boulevard between midnight and 7 a.m.
Debra Stenzel, 37, of 1109 Sixth St., was arrested on aggravated child endangerment charges after allegedly ramming a vehicle with her 10 month old daughter inside into a pile of railroad ties near Fifth Street. Officers found Stenzel and the child at Country Corner, 156 Campus Drive, at 8:45 p.m. No injuries were reported and the child was released to her father.
Local market in Garden City reports grain price movements with traders watching corn and wheat futures. Prices for suppliers and farmers reflect demand shifts amid seasonal harvest activity.
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