Local Wheat Barley Rye Light Mens Track Event
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
1
Readable lines indicate a local wheat mile rye barley event for light men. No clear names, dates, or places are given in the fragment.
New York early afternoon trading showed a cautious recovery as fears of Southeast Asian crisis eased. The Associated Press index rose 1.0 to 31.7 with broad gains in metals, chemicals, autos, and tech groups though overall activity remained light for the week. Dow up 3.84 at 827.24 with notable moves in IBM Xerox Polaroid and Chrysler.
Sublette hosts a full fair schedule with 4-H Foods sales this afternoon. A rodeo tonight, a Saturday flower show at the American Legion building, and a parade themed Prairie Beauty along Main Street. Prizes in five divisions, chicken barbecue at 6 20, final rodeo run at 8, dances at the Legion and 4-H building follow.
William J Dorner 75 of 100 N ard died yesterday after a stroke at home. Born November 17 1888 in Chase he moved to Garden City in 1931 from Protection and worked for Century Refining Co retiring six years ago. He married Effie M Beshore February 28 1924 at Pratt. Survived by widow two daughters Billie Ann Miles Syracuse and Darlene Bryant St James NY two sons Warren at home Phibtin Yakama Wash a sister Mary Barclay Denver and brothers John Dorner Kingman and George Dorner Columbiaville Mich. Funeral arrangements by Garnand Funeral Home to be announced.
Charley Thomas is the new manager of the Ideal Food Store at 11 N Main, moving from Enid Oklahoma after six years as a manager. He has seven years with Ideal Food Stores and succeeds Bob Brooks, now manager at the Liberal store. Thomas, his wife Nancy and two children Pamela Diane and Charley Frank are moving into a Garden City home at 603 N Main. He is a member of the First Christian Church and the American Legion.
Two color photographs by Rudy Valenzuela, a Professional Photographers of America member, were chosen for the national print exhibit. The works from the harvest series, created last summer for Great Plains Wheat, include Trego and Wheat Harvest. The pieces, judged among the year's best by a panel, hang this week at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago during the Ted Exposition of Professional Photography.
Robert M. Johnson of 1019 Evans has qualified for the 1964 Top Club of the New York Life Insurance Co. based on 1963 64 sales records. He earned a seat at the conference in Los Angeles from August 2 to 16. The passage also notes the Great Barrier Reef as a vast marine habitat and site for researchers and divers.
Admissions at St Catherine include Mrs Clifford Randolph and Mrs Benito Alvarado, Mrs Darrell Wilks, Mrs James Stucker, Mrs Benny R Creeden, Ethel Dobrinski, Tamara Lehribvogel, Keith Myrick, Gary Burgess. Locations cited include Dodge City Kalvesta Garden City and 6th Street addresses.
South west Kansas gains a new station KUPK channel 13 northwest of Cape Land with Shodgrass and Sons Construction Co. as general contractor. The masonry brick building will use Masonry Products of Garden City as supplier and will be a KAKE-TV Wichita satellite airing ABC network programs plus local telecasts. Chet Wise appointed manager. he previously led Ensign station KTVC channel 6 and served as VP at William Travis Co. in Chicago.
Goodland Kansas seeks a 190000 dollar federal grant to expand the city airport with a longer 6200 foot runway and all weather landing instruments. The project total is 216500 dollars and Central Airlines plans to switch to turboprop jets to use the upgraded facility.
A list of dismissals and birth notices includes names and addresses in Garden City area such as Mrs. Tony Geier and Luis M. Englert with multiple local streets. Births noted at St. Catherine and Raynesford include a son born to Clifford Randolph and a baby boy to Bob Farmer on August 6 with weights 7 pounds 3 ounces and 6 pounds 12 ounces respectively.
Bond actions listed include Phillip Rasler at 112 Mendenhall for improper muffler with a $5 bond. Richard Sivenson at 605 N. 6th for running red light with $10. Finley Nevin at 2201 A for riding with a passenger and prohibited area with $10. Benny Lopez at 307 EB. Santa Fe for assault with $25. Eddie Danielson of Dodge City for parking in an alley with $5. Mrs. Edward Lewis at 506 Center for improper starting of a parked car with $5. Robert Willingham at 901 Hazel for no driver's license with $10. Ronald Rooney at 91 N. 6th for running stop sign and no license with $20. Dismissed charges include Robert Brown at 2103 N. 7th for destruction of property. bonds returned. Accidents on Stevens Ave and Garden City Ave. vehicles operated with minor to moderate damage. Harold Levin at 212% E. Price drove a car. John Harrison at 508 Inge station wagon with no damage.
James R. Webb of 602 N. Ltd has been accepted as a member of the National Assn of Sanitarians, an official body of professionals promoting healthful environments for people worldwide.
President Johnson sends W Averell Harriman to Brussels to discuss the Congo situation. State Department says the United States is weighing military assistance to the Congolese army and may provide additional trucks and aircraft to aid government forces.
Classified notice encouraging readers to use Telegram Want Ad for buying or selling items. Promotes quick, direct communication via Telegram to connect buyers with sellers and settle transactions efficiently.
Local business touts full service with cheerful staff and quick response. Customers report consistent attentiveness, timely help, and a friendly approach in daily operations.
AP analyzes consumer finances showing June installment debt repayments rising while new credit growth slows. Federal Reserve data indicate high old-loan repayments and steady cash purchases, with July savings bonds up from June. Retail sales revised down, yet June total credit outstanding edges higher amid cautious spending, tax cut effects, and strong repayment effort. Dr Roy W Mohler dies at 71 after 47 years at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia.
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