Markets and Livestock Report From Kansas City
Local produce notes list Mijue Extra Large to A’s Large items with assorted prices for wheat corn and barley. Kansas City livestock report cites cattle and hog futures with wholesale quotes and volumes. no sheep offerings due to light supply. hogs up to 25 higher, steers 23.50 to 24.00, barrows 13.50 to 14.75, sows 12.50 to 12.75. sheep market not tested.
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Pris&s
COOP
Mansas City
Nsas City
Garden City school menu for Easter week
The Garden City schools list meals for next week with Monday off for Easter vacation. Tuesday offers barbecued frankfurters with corn lima beans and custard. Wednesday serves sloppy joes, peas and cabbage relish with apple pie. Thursday features chicken fried steak, green beans, whipped potatoes, salad, rolls and chocolate pudding. Friday includes chuckwagon beans, spinach, onions, carrots, cornbread and buttered rolls.
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Garden City
Kansas U. to Retire 11 Faculty and Staff
Eleven University of Kansas faculty and staff members with a combined 397 years of service will retire June 30. The group includes Cora Downs 46 years in bacteriology and Raw Q. Brewster 44 years in chemistry, among others. They will be honored at the annual university retirement dinner May 8.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Ace
Cora Downs
Raw Q. Brewster
Frederick H. Guild
Clayd. Hobson
Ruth Litchen
Robert G
Mahieu
James C. Malin
Mereibah Moore
Frederick James Moreau
Emory B. Phillips
Fred Ellsworth
Personal development meet at 4-H Club to study friendships
The Telegram reports a Monday 7 30 p m meeting at the 4 H Club building led by Mrs Elsie Branden county home economics agent. It presents the second phase of the project Developing Friendships with the year’s theme Relationships With Others. John Davis a Fort Hays State College graduate student from Garden City is in the plant ecology class visiting the Wichita Mountains near Lawford Okla on April 19 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Branden
John Davis
Fort Hays State College
Garden City
Wichita Mountains
Lawford
Okla
Clay Center Marion Share Relays Honors
Clay Center won the Class A championship and Marion took the Class B title in the high school division of the 17th annual Emporia State Relays. Class AA college and junior college events occur Saturday. six Class B records were broken and one tied. The meet skipped today due to Good Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kan
Clay Center
Marion
Raymond Stinemetz Honored at Dinner After Retirement
Raymond Stinemetz aged 63, longtime Garden City furniture worker, retired from John's Furniture after 45 years of service. He was honored at a Luau Inn dinner by John Metheney, received a watch, and plans to work part time while taking it easy. He formerly worked for Mullins Furniture from 1942 to last year and is a Sugar Co. veteran.
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Raymond Stinemetz
Jenny
Garden City
John
Mullins
John’s Furniture
Old Garden City Sugar Co
Stinemetz
Pratt County
Here
Dentistry Moves to Seventh Street Site
Dr. John F. Riggs Jr. announces his office relocation from 312 N. Main to 321 N. 7th in the McAllister Building. Equipment will be moved Monday with practice starting Tuesday at the new location. He is currently above Norris Drug Store and has won the life insurance company’s Most Valuable Agent award twice, previously in 1958 and more recently.
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John F. Riggs Jr
N. Main
McAllister
Norris Drug Store
Wayne Chambers Named MV Agent for 1962
J Wayne Chambers of Kansas Farm Life Insurance Co at 1145 Kansas Plaza has been named his company’s most valuable agent for 1962. He also earned nationwide recognition by being nominated to The Insurance Salesman All Star Honor Roll.
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Chambers
J. Wayne Chambers
Kansas Farm Life Insurance Co
Kansas Plaza
Garden City selects varsity cheerleaders for next fall
Ann Regan will head the Garden City High School varsity squad. She joins finalists Janet Barnett Janet Warner Susan Pore and Joan Kileysteuber after eight candidates were narrowed by the student council and voted on by the student body at Wednesday's assembly. Cornell University founded in 1865 is noted as the youngest Ivy League school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Regan
Garden City High School
Ann
Janet Barnett
Janet Warner
Susan Pore
Joan Kileysteuber
Hendricks Named Field Representative for Garden City
William J. Hendricks, formerly of Burroughs Corp., is named field representative for Bell and Howell's Micro-Data Division in the Garden City area. He and his wife reside at 1108 Pearl, with midsummer 1962 marking the shift of microfilm marketing to Bell and Howell. Nationwide facilities for sales, service, and film processing have since been established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell and Howell
Micro-Data Division
William J. Hendricks
Garden City
Burroughs Corp
Oklahoma
Pearl
Renew Talks Outlook for Berlin Pact Complicated
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin resume Berlin talks amid signs of growing complexity. Washington notes possible Soviet pressure to link discussions to arming an allied force with nuclear weapons. NATO circle backs a nuclear forces command under Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer with Polaris submarines and British Vulcan bombers forming the core.
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John M.hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Berlin
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dobrynin
Rusk
United States
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Paris
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Mediterranean
Nursing Care Course Offered by University of Kansas Medical School
The University of Kansas School of Medicine offers a free course on nursing care for patients with chronic diseases and basic administration for adult care home staff. Garden City hosts one of 19 sessions with five classes from 1 to 4 p.m. at St Catherine Hospital. Lead instructor is Janet Ogan with Reynolds and Reynolds handling the final accounting session. Enrollment is limited to administrators and staff of adult care homes and related workers. Registration details are available from the Department of Postgraduate Medical Education, KU Medical School, Kansas City, KS. Topics cover heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, fractures, stroke and cancer care fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Garden City
Reynolds and Reynolds
Janet Ogan
St. Catherine Hospital
Department of Postgraduate Medical Education
Kansas City
Kan
Voice from the Sky Carves Jungle Airstrip
Air Commandos using loudspeakers taught Panamanian villagers to carve a jungle airstrip at Chiman. From December planning to March 30 completion the project connected 3,000 residents to Panama City 78 miles away, proving aviation can aid nation building and isolation relief.
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Fred 3
Hoffman Washington
Panama
Air Force
Caribbean
Ans
Panama City
Bay of Panama
United States
Col
I. J. Klette
Rahway
N.J
Chiman
Morgan Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
Caribbean Air Commando Tropical Survival School
Smith
Air Commandos
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted for St Catherine Leopold
Daily hospital notices list admissions at St Catherine including Mrs Wilbur Dresher Kalvesta and Robert Nelson plus other patients. Dismissals at St Catherine include Mrs Clayton Grippin and Mrs William Ratzlaff among several others. births at St Catherine record Ason for Phil Van Doren. Property deeds and marriage licenses also recorded with local names and addresses.
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St. Catherine
Wilbur Dresher
Kalvesta
Robert Nelson
Janice Crockett
Chester- Held
Shirley Weiss
Ridgewood
Teresa Marie Wewer
Scoti
Timothy Underwood
Phil van Doren
Q. D. Siebert
Leopold
Ralph Holloway
W. D. Howard
Clayton Grippin
William Ratzlaff
Rolney Mortney
Robert Francis
Chestnut
Charles Tincher
N. Main
Jonathan Fields
John Roper
M. D. Killen
W. Chestnut
Joe Sooby
Floyd Highland
Scott City
Leopold Everett Goodwin
Dodge City
St. Catherine Ason
Funeral for Ralph W. McBride in Roswell New Mexico
Funeral services were held Wednesday in Roswell New Mexico for Ralph Wesley McBride brother of J E H McBride formerly of Ness County He died Sunday at a Roswell hospital He had lived in New Mexico for years and was a former government employee at Fort Sumner His widow two sons and two daughters survive Accompanying J E McBride to Roswell were his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs James McBride of Leoti
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Ralph Wesley McBride
J. EH. McBride
Roswell
N. M
Ness County
New Mexico
Fort Sumner
N.M
J. E. McBride
Jjames McBride
Leoti
Burnside(s) brother funeral in Xenia Ohio
Dr R W Burnside left Wednesday for Xenia Ohio for the funeral of his brother Dr R W Burnside who died Tuesday at Monroe Ohio. The elder Burnside was a retired United Presbyterian minister and had visited Garden City often and filled the local Presbyterian pulpit on several occasions. A sister Mrs Margaret Davidson Monmouth Illinois also survives.
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HL Burnside
Xenia
Ohio
R. W. Burnside
Monroe
Burnside
United Presbyterian
Garden City
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Davidson
Monmouth
Ill
Abatement and fines noted in Garden City court records
Garden City Courts, COUNTY, list shows abatement actions for Batty Wilson and Mrs James Niblock for insufficient funds checks and related costs. Civil actions include Department of Revenue vs J G Gray delinquent income tax. Bonds posted for DWI and traffic offenses. Several defendants charged or found innocent in disturbing the peace. Names include Beandry, Ninneman, Tregallas, Nightengale, Moody, Crawford, Brunson, Keith, and others. various addresses and charges.
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Courts
Batty Wilson
Dighton
James Niblock
Thomas J. Beandry
S. Star Rt
Alvin Ninneman
Department of Revenue
J. G. Gray
Cecil Laverne Jacobs
E. Santa Fe
Virgil Abe Nightengale
Copeland
Dennis Lee Tregallas
Windsor Hotel
Leonard R. Moody
N. &Th
Billie J. Crawford
Roger Earl Brunson
Pearl
Darold Keith
Skidmore
Emian Rt
Traffic Crash Reports From Thursday at Holmes and B Street
Two accidents are noted on Thursday. At 2:30 p.m. at Holmes and B Street a collision between Levi Earl Tresner of Muskogee Oklahoma and Billie J. Crawford caused extensive damage to both cars. At 10:20 p.m. on North Main a parked station wagon owned by Willis Ray Underwood was struck by a moving car owned by James William Dunsworth of Deerfield. The moving driver is not yet identified and damage to that vehicle was minor.
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Holmes and
B St
Levi Earl Tresner
Muskogee
Okla
Billie J. Crawford
N. Main
Willis Ray Underwood
Bancroft
James William Dunsworth
Deerfield
Kansas Traffic Log Death Toll For April 16 1963
AP Topeka reports the Kansas traffic death log covering 24 hours up to 9 am Friday. The figures list a total for April 16, 1963, with 109 deaths recorded for the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Witte suffers psychological damage in vendor incident
In Los Angeles an auto collision involving R L Witte, boss Cone T Bass, and the Metropolitan Transit Authority occurred as 1.78 million cars filled the city. Witte was not physically hurt but suffered considerable psychological damage. the event referenced a 1888 hit song.
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Los Angeles
R. L. Witte
Twa
Cone T. Bass
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Baas
Wittekewise
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Rudy Valenzuela
Ray Stinemetz
John Matheney
Dentistry
Seventh Street
Wayne Chambers
Cornell University
Eclinc
Robert L. Gleason
Phoenixville
Legals
Isabel M. Finnup
Alta S. Finnup
Harry A. Atherton
W. O. Ward
Mary E. Dimitt
Bryce Roderick
Jones
Joe D. McMillen
Sharon Kay Edwards
William Thomas Dever
Carolyn Gay McVey
Ralph W. McBride
Bob Fuller
Merle Wentworth
Charles Brinkmeyer
Doyle Yount
F. H. Gardiner
Ed Diehl
Finney County Agricultural Extonsion Council and Soil Conservation District
Darold Keith Skidmore
Eminence Rt
Dennis Lee TregaUas
Ralph Estes Wasson
Leif Elder Reitan
Virgi Abel Nightengale
Carl Laverne Knaus
Verne Richard Thomas
Page Garden
OM Virginny
Ofelco
Rex
Norelca
Norelco
North American Phillips Company, Inc
E. 42Nd. Street
New York 17
N.Y
Norelcos
McClung
Payne Pharmacy
Gront
5Th& Fulton
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