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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
7
The Dow Jones industrial average at noon fell 9.75 to 837.63. Garden City livestock prices show calves steady to strong with steers 27 to 31 and heifers 24.50 to 26.40, yearlings 25 to 27.50, heavier feeders 23.50 to 25.50, cows 12 to 18, bulls 20.50 to 23, and hogs 25.50 to 26 top. Baby calves 20 to 53 per head, stock pigs 11 to 15.50.
The telegram notes that the I See. Old Times Club and Senior Citizens Club, which play shuffleboard at Stevens Park and games at the Civic Center, will recess in August per city recreation director Herman Beringer. activities resume in September. Also, Theodore R. Bissell seeks a Master of Science at Pittsburg with the summer commencement at 8 pm Friday in Kansas State College’s Brandenburg Stadium, speaker Dr. William P. Albrecht. Marty M. Meschke and Steve Custer Smith were among 182 prospective freshmen at July 25 and 46 EU previews.
Preview of gubernatorial, U S Senate, lieutenant governor, insurance, secretary of state and other contests. Notable names include William H Avery Del Croz ier Robert Docking George Hart Ava V Anderson William Tarrant Robert Ellsworth James Pearson J Floyd Breeding Harold S Herd K L Smith Leigh Warner J Donald Coffin Roland Preboth Frank Sullivan Herman Davis John Harper Charles Orwick Elwin M Shanahan Howard Mohler Gary G Jones Paul Hiebert and others across Republican and Democratic fields with wide Kansas coverage.
Funeral services for Andrew J Burgardt 47 of Garden City will be at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Valley View Cemetery. Burgardt born Sept 11 1918 in Topeka came to Finney County in 1920 and farmed before moving to Garden City in 1957. He was a World War II veteran and survived by his mother six brothers and five sisters. Rosary tonight at Garnand Chapel. friends may call today.
Admissions include John Russell Kreutzer Tony Ornelas Don Peterson and others at St Catherine and nearby towns with multiple addresses in Garden City Lakin Ingalls and Keene Texas. Dismissals list Emilia Bribiesca Clara Willson Roy Smith Donald Richmond and Mary Barnes among others. Births at St Catherine report a son for Tony Ornelas and a son and daughter for Beltran and Finns respectively with exact birth times and weights.
About 200 law enforcement and correctional officers attended the University of Kansas program last week. Dennis L. Allison and Clayton L. Spires of Garden City joined as patrolman and dispatcher, enrolled in Applied Sciences, with Alvin Dewey of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation serving as staff member. The curriculum covered arrest and search, future shoplifting, civil disobedience, interrogation, witness interviews, and evidence handling. The event was sponsored by the KU Governmental Research Center, KU Extension, and the Kansas Peace Officers Association.
Mrs Lucy Mae Stutzman 63 died Sunday at Central Kansas Medical Center after a two week illness. Born Sept 22 1902 in Muskogee Oklahoma she married Riley Wiggs in 1924 later Claude Stutzman in 1964. She was a Southern Baptist Church member in Syracuse. Surviving are eight daughters three sons one stepson Everett Ulysses and 35 grandchildren. Friends may call at Cook and Weber Funeral Home Great Bend.
Birth announcements list Donald Bilgew in Kalvesta born July 50 at 5 54 a m eight pounds seven ounces and James Troy Stovall Rt 1 born July at 6 50 p m five pounds seven ounces. A cooperative note mentions Kansas State University supporting University of Assiut Egypt to develop engineering education. Evelyn's Beauty Salon announces reopening after redecorating at 106 E Hackberry with appointments via BR 6 3508 for Evelyn Jene or Janet Webb.
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