Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
A dated hospital notice lists admissions and dismissals at St Catherine and nearby addresses. Names include Mrs Kenneth Ochs Imperial Mas Alvis Cleste Jan Wo Fin Oremt Rene Mice Renick Isavel Temedios and others with street references 315 W Emerson 214 N 12th 214 Cank Ting 107 Center 2003 N Mein Leopold Dierks Sublette and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Kenneth Ochs
Imperial
Mas
Alvis Cleste
Jan Wo Finoremt
Rene Mice Renick
OT Davis Isavel Temedios Servanter
W. Emerson
Lari Ann Doll
Ingails Donald Gene Wirkhalz
Fancine Robin Mesa
Hubert Biehn
Center
al Stecklein
Eugene
Lewis Zirkel
Patricia
Oimes Minnichan
N. Mein
Leopold Tin AL Dierks
Leol
James Minnichan
N. Alains
Robert Thensley
Birth announcements and resident listings in Garden City area
A cropped notice lists names and addresses including Mrs Cyril Schiffelbein, Hol comb Leon Lanning, Lydia Rodenberg in Seattle and others. Births record at St Catherine with details of two newborns, including dates, times, weights, and parent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Lanning
Lydia Rodenberg
Seatt City
Dana Sue Hamit
Magnolia Tan Spencer
Circle Drive
Keith A. Janzen
Albert L. Martin
Cynthia Ann Putz
Verna Marie Harris
Legals and court actions and notices summary
Legals cover deed transfers for Dun cin to Ford and Roberts and Barnes property details. Marriage license issued for Schreibvogal and Darker. Multiple court actions include sentences for insufficient funds checks, fines for speeding and no license, and civil case results. Divorces filed and granted, bonds posted for various violations. Police notices list parking and vehicle violations with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben A. Duncin
James 0. Ford
Etux
Stobert Sissick
Bertha N. Roberts
Fairlane
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Robert J. Barnes
Et Ux
Jerry Schreibvogal
Bonnie Lynne Darker
Garden City
Courts
Allan B. Noel
Itt. 1
Gene L. Corbett
Lakin
Marvin A. Smith
Washington
Arnold W. Balke
Wichita
Charles Lee Foster
Phoenix
Ralph E. Adams
Holcomb
Charlene Juanita Moody
Kenneth James Moody
Constance Joan Gross
Laverne Gross
Anderson Cattle Co, Inc
Kendall-Baker, Inc
Allan B. Nuel
Gilbert RB. Dowling
Dodge City
Angle
Elbert Lee
Satanta
Floyd Dotts
Watchinson
Traffic collisions on city streets reported Thursday and Wednesday
Reports document two airier crashes and two parking incidents in multiple blocks. Saundra M. Godek and Lang D. Scott involved in a two vehicle collision with extensive damage. Mrs Charlie Burlin and Donald F. Jeffery linked to a slight and a minor vehicle issue. Carroll White and George Mader involved in a parked car and a tractor mishap with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saundra M. Godek
Lang D. Scott
Kalvesta
Charlie Burlin
Donald F. Jeffery
EB. Laurel
Fulton
Carroll White
George Mader
Local markets and closing investments recap
Local produce items list eggs in multiple grades and hens, with wagon prices for wheat, rye, and barley. Kansas City livestock market notes cattle values untested, hogs active at 13.25 to 14.75, sows around 11.50 to 12.45, sheep unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Garden City School Lunch Menus For One Week
The document lists a weekly hot lunch menu for Garden City schools with daily entries. Monday features pint milk Weiners and sauerkraut baked potatoes stewed tomatoes pineapple rolls black raspberry gelatin and fruit. Tuesday includes stuffed hamburger roll buttered broccoli lady cream peas cinnamon twists apple pie with streusel topping. Wednesday offers Swiss steak candied sweet potatoes buttered peas French bread cherry cream pie. Thursday serves fried chicken buttered green beans whole kernel corn cabbage slaw yeast biscuit rolled wheat cake. Friday presents beef or tuna pizza pie hash brown potatoes tossed green salad buttered garlic bread cherry cobbler.
Mrs Mollie Johnson 69 dies in Garden City
Mrs Mollie Johnson aged 69 of 2503 North 8th died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital. Born July 4, 1894 in Honey Grove Texas she had lived in Garden City for several years. Survived by one daughter Mrs Richard Swindall. Funeral arrangements announced by Garland Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Johnson
St. Catherine Hospital
Honey Grove
Tex
Garden City
Elmer J. Johnson
Johnson
Bethel Ame Church
Richard Swindall
Garland Funeral Home
Committee Appropriations Back Pentagon Funding Amid Cold War Controversy
Washington AP The House Appropriations Committee recommended 56 5 million in new Defense Department funding for the fiscal year starting July 1, 196? a reduction from Johnson’s request. The panel supported McNamara’s plan and affirmed U S military superiority while stressing the bill would keep the government able to act decisively in international matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pentagon
U.S
Defense Department
Johnson
United States
Department
Liberalite Car Fire Near Ladd Machine Shop
Garden City volunteers responded at 10 15 am to a car fire in front of the Ladd Machine Shop at 323 S Main. Wanda Haynes, Liberal, was driving the 1957 model when a gas line broke before town and fire damaged wiring and the dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Ladd
S. Main
Tommy Thomas
Wanda Haynes
Grand Opening Planned for Hammond Urgan Studios
Hammond Urgan Studios in Garden City announces a grand opening at 1114 Kansas Plaza on April 26 from 1 to 7 pm with invitations extended. Mrs JoAnn Lewis of Dodge City and Bob Hall of Wichita perform on Hammond organs. refreshments provided. A week of open houses follows with additional performances including Lewis Tuesday 5 to 9 pm. The firm, owner Bill English, operates studios in Wichita and St John and opened this local location in February. Staff include Mahuron, secretary Mrs Jalayn Hatcher, instructors Mrs Claude Robinson and Mrs Ardella Frants with Frantz starting June. A serviceman position is open. Mahuron, a Garden City native, recently returned from Colorado Springs. He and wife Lavaun have a daughter and granddaughter and belong to the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Urgan
Kansas Plaza
Phil Maharon
JoAnn Lewis
Dodge City
Bob Hall
Wichita
St. John
Mahuran
Jalayn Hatcher
Claude Robinson
Ardella Prants
Frantz
Oakley
Mahuroo
Colorado
Clark Music Co
Garden City
Colorado Springs
Colo
Maharen
Lavaun
Sterling Smith
Methodist Church
Beckwith Case In Jury's Hands
In Jackson Mississippi the Byron De La Beckwith jury renewed deliberations to decide if the staunch segregationist killed Mississippi's best known Black leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Byron de la Beckwith
Mississippi
Mississippi jury deadlocks again in Beckwith murder trial
In Jackson, a second white Mississippi jury failed to reach a verdict in the Byron De La Beckwith murder case. Circuit Judge Leon Hendrick declared a mistrial after seven hours of disagreement. Beckwith stands accused of killing Medgar Evers with possible death or life imprisonment if convicted. The jurors were urged to reconsider after overnight rest and breakfast.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Byron de le Beck
Leon Hendrick
Beckwith
Medgar Evers
New Step to Decipher Genetic Code of Life
AP science report on a breakthrough by University of Wisconsin researchers led by Dr. Gobind Khorana. They describe chemical methods to synthesize DNA chains and assemble gene letters, advancing understanding of heredity and potential disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
Chicago
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
University of Wisconsin
Gobind Khorana
New Operator Takes Over Bob's A and W Drive-In
C W Baker formerly of Fullerton Nebr has taken over operation of Bob's A and W Root Beer at 3rd and Kansas from Bob Jageard who has sold the drive-in. Jageard ran it seven years and Baker opened yesterday offering daily hours 11 a m to 12 p m with a 19 cent hamburger and future additions planned. The Bakers have five children and will move to Garden City after the school year ends.
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C. W Baker
T Fullerton
Nebr
Bob's
W Root Beer
3Rd
Kansas
Bob Jageard
Jageard
Baker
Fullerton
Garden City
Jaggard
Central Announces Flight Time Change
Central Airlines announces a schedule change at Garden City effective April 26. The westbound flight to eastern Colorado points and Denver departs at 1 p.m., while the eastbound to Kansas City leaves at 3 p.m. to improve connections and remove overnight layovers. Tickets available at the airport administration office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Airlines Today
Garden City
Colorado
Denver
Kansas City
Central
Southwestern Bell Parking Lot Finished in Garden City
A parking lot for Southwestern Bell Telephone employees has been completed just north of the firm’s expanded Garden City plant. Local Manager Bob Wright said the lot is for employees only plus company vehicles, reducing street parking for the public. The area will be lighted at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Garden City
Bob Wright
Blanchard Attends Colorado School Architects Meeting
Howard T. Blanchard a Garden City architect attended the largest gathering of school architects in Colorado at Greeley last week. He joined a four day session on educational planning at Colorado State College with educators and architects, among 70 architects from 11 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard T. Blanchard
Garden City
Colorado
Alt Greeley
Colorado State College
Blanchard
Sinclair Qualifies For Career Conference
Charles B. Sinclair of 302 N. 4th is disqualified to attend a New York Life underwriters career conference in Minneapolis next week. He will join other agents for educational work in life underwriting health and employee protection insurance. The session runs Wednesday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Sinclair
New York
Southern Barrage Directed at Rights Gospel Team To Be Here
President Johnson urged swift passage of the civil rights bill as Senate debate entered its 33rd day. Senator John Stennis prepared to rail against the House-passed measure while Senator John Sparkman joined southern opposition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Barrage
Washington
Johnson
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
John Sparkman
Lester Hill
D-Ala
Justice Douglas marks 25 years on Supreme Court
Justice William O. Douglas ends a quarter century on the Supreme Court with a vow to serve another decade and break the Field longevity record if health allows. He said he plans to stay on the bench for 10 more years and advised patience on civil rights legislation amid political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
William 0. Douglas
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Douglas
Newsmen
Stephen Field
Field
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D-Tex
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Syria
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D-M
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Everett M. Dirksen
Calvary Bible College
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St. Louis
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Cario
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Ireland
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