Cartoonists honor ‘Peanuts’ creator on 100th birthday
NEW YORK (AP) — Cartoonists across the nation are celebrating the 100th birthday of “Peanuts” creator Charles M. Schulz as only they can — with cartoons.
November 2022
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POLICE BEAT
GARDEN CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Fabian Carlos Mercado-Carrillo, 24, 1814 W. Kansas Ave., was arrested at 7:25 p.m.
Holiday early deadlines result in omissions
With early deadlines this week, so our employees can spend the Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends, several items that would normally appear in today’s edition have been omitted due to time constraints. The Kansas Lottery, Market prices and several other items will return in Tuesday’s newspaper.
Garden City Co-op announces construction of shuttle loader facility at Holcomb
The Garden City Co-op (GCC) has completed all necessary steps to commence construction of its planned new shuttle loader facility to be constructed west of Holcomb. This transloading facility, with track access on the BNSF rail line, will allow for an efficient loop track to be built and create opportunities for future industry development that will not only benefit GCC and its member farmers but the entire region as well.
Annual RCDC Fantasy Tree Festival takes center stage
Top hats and snowmen decorate on one of the Christmas trees on the 99-item live auction Saturday for Russell Child Development Center’s annual Fantasy Tree Festival at the Clarion Inn Convention Center. The annual RCDC fund raising event also had a silent auction with 145 items. The Holiday Homes Tour was also held on Saturday, featuring four decorated local homes. This was the 36th year for the event. BRAD NADING/GARDEN CITY TELEGRAM
GCCC’s comeback bid comes up short to Coffeyville
COFFEYVILLE - No. 8 Coffeyville definitely looked the part.
Clifford A. Mayo
Community advocate and leader, Clifford A. Mayo, has died at 88.
Boyd Lee Turner
Elkhart, KS - Boyd Lee Turner 70, of Trinidad, CO died November 15, 2022. .
Richard Dean Unruh
Copeland - Richard Dean Unruh was born to Cecil and Ruby Unruh on February 12, 1962, at Garden City. He passed away on the farm on November 19, 2022, hunting pheasants with his son Cody and his Mississippi friends. This was something he loved to do. As a child, he really enjoyed riding his horse, fishing, and being with his school friends. He went to Sublette Grade School all his eight years of school. When he was a little older, he enjoyed working with cattle. He also loved working with his brother Stan. As a youth, he worked in the Garden City sale barn, which he also loved. Richard met the Lord in April of 1977, and was baptized on April 24, 1977, by Min. Delton Wedel. He was married to Lana Nightengale on January 20, 1985. The birth of his first child LaTonya brought him a special joy. As the boys came along, he wondered if he would be able to provide an opportunity for them. Richard was a farmer at heart and loved it. His equipment always needed to be clean. He also loved to barbecue and smoke meat. Richard enjoyed many trips with his neighbors. He had a special bond with his neighbor Lonnie Nichols. There was a sadness in his heart at Lonnie’s passing less than a year ago. He and Lana also enjoyed a cruise trip to the Panama Canal in 2019. He really enjoyed his grandchildren. He loved taking them on rides on his CanAm and even teaching them to drive. He also enjoyed the dogs which went with him everywhere. His presence was felt and will be missed, but, as he mentioned even in the last day, his desire was to go to heaven. Those left behind are his wife, Lana; four children, LaTonya Kraus of Copeland, Cody and wife Arielle of Copeland, Cory and girlfriend Taylor of Garden City, Rylan of Garden City; brother, Galen and his wife Sharon of Galva; sister, Jolene and her husband Dennis Koehn of Texline, Texas; brother, Stan and his wife Jerra of Sedan, New Mexico; brother, Steve and his wife Karen of Copeland; seven grandchildren, Kenadee, Kiyah, Kaleah, Kylana, Ki