Quarter Horse Show Draws Large Syracuse Crowd
Syracuse officials report a bustling Quarter Horse Show drawing visitors from Texas Oklahoma Colorado and Kansas. The Hamilton County Fair opened with horse judging later in the day a roping and cutting contest followed by Shetland and Welch pony judging and a reining contest. A 4H livestock sale is slated for the afternoon with about 95 head to be sold. The Little Britches rodeo opens at 7 50 pm with a final show Saturday. A parade along Main Street is planned at 10 am Saturday followed by a free beer barbecue hosted by local groups at 4 pm.
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Hamilton County
Main Street
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Saddie Club
Thamilton County Fair Boards
Local produce and wagon prices filed in market listings
The markets section lists produce items and wagon prices with figures for wheat rye barley and grains. Local produce categories include eggs heavy and light hens and assorted A and C grade items with varied unit prices.
Death notices for Mrs Ede N Dichl and Phil Whiteman
Mrs Ede N Dichl, 89, died Wednesday at home in Wichita. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Larned. former Jetmore resident, mother of five sons and one daughter, plus stepchildren and many grandchildren. In Scott City, Phil D. Whiteman, veteran grocer, died unexpectedly. funeral Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at First Christian Church, burial in Scott County Cemetery with military honors. Weinmann Funeral Home in charge.
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Ede N, Dichl
Wichita
Larned
Jetmore
Scott City
Phil D. Whiteman
First Christian Church
J. Allen Wheeler
Scott County
Weinmann
Mary Higgins to appear on NBC morning show
Mary Margaret Higgins daughter of Mr and Mrs M L M Higgins 1214 West Kansas will participate tomorrow morning in the Nation al Music Camp at Interlocken Mid It will be seen on the Today show from 7 to 9 am on NBC Cheryl H Bentley Leslie J Cheatain and Constance S Congdon all 1962 graduates of Garden City High School are among 327 high school seniors who pre enrolled at Fort Hays State College recently This brought the total freshman enrollees to 755
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Mary Margaret Higgins
Mlm, Higgins
Kansas
Interlockon
Mid
NBC
Cheryl H. Bentley
Leslie J." Cheatain
Constance S. Congdon
Garden City High School
Fort Hays State College
Admissions list from St. Catherine Hospital page
Admitted names include William Willinger Kendall Elsie Renshaw 1006 N tlt Dwight D Bowyer 1208 Jones David Adams 801 Jenny Mrs Frank Kitch 618 Garden City Ave Henry Weldon 922 Center Mrs Jack Frydendall Scott City Thomas Earle Holcomb Mrs David Gribble 1912 12th Mrs David Lipscomb Beaumont Tex Ricky Albers Lakin Mrs Loren Doll Ingalls Mrs Charles Long 314 Edwards At Leopold dudith Henry 109 W Walnut Dismissals names include Allen Noel Rt1 Mrs Richard Youngers Satan ta Mrs Jackie Gomez Cardendale Mrs Mauro Perez 109448 13th Tamara Ellen Hubbard Eminence Ft Ellsworth Holmes 1211 Park wood
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St. Catherine
William Willinger
Kendall
Elsie Renshaw
N. Tlt
Dwight D. Bowyer
Jones David Adams
Jenny
Frank Kitch
Garden City Ave
Henry Weldon
Center
Jack Frydendall
Scott
City
Thomas Earle
Holcomb
David Gribble
David Lipscomb
Beauvont Tex
Ricky Albers
Lakin
Loren Doll
Ingalls
Charles Long
Edwards
Leopold Dudith Enry
W. Walnut
Scott County Fair 4 H Winners Announced
Scott City Illinois reports the Scott County Fair 4 H winners across divisions with 4 Hers like Orlin Zink Garret Wilken and Barbara Wilken earning grand and reserve titles. The list spans Livestock Fitting and Showing Colts and various state fair entries with numerous names repeated across categories.
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Scott City
Ilere
Scott County
Barbara Wilken
Orlin Zink
Kaira Christy
Garret Wilken
Billy Herman
Garry Heeme
Lyn Hoeme
Peggy Weiclman
Tatet Dearden
Don Browning
Barbara Dearden
Steve Wejchman
Alles Christy
Carald Teeter
Johnny Christy
Craig Ramse
Stanley Blume
Billy Lore
Carol Hadley
James Wallace
Steve Welshman
On Hog
Stanley Welshman
Persy Walshman
Alice Chri
Mike Scheuermanh
James Alsace
Larry Vulgamore
Jim Yager
William J. Beaton
John Knipp
Eddie Wilken
Kenneth Trout
Steven Wiechman
Jerry Wood
Darrell Rodenberg
Tom Yager
Stanley Gruver
John Albers
Janice Payne
Pauletta Winderlin
Linda Beaton
Norma and
Connie Ale Hes
Birth announcement for Tony Mesa son in Garden City area
A son was born at St Catherine to Mr and Mrs Tony Mesa of 1224 Jones on August 8 at 10 55 a m weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. Parents names Dianna Snell Jeff Trent Mrs Carl Schroeder Wesley Talo Cecil Nuzum Gardendaie are listed as related or involved.
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Dianna Snell
Pat's Drive
Jeff Trent
St. John
Carl Schroeder
Satanta
Wesley Talo
Cecil Nuzum
Gardendaie
St .Catherine
Tony Mesa
Jones
Traffic collision reported on Main Street at 2 45 PM
At 2 45 PM in the 200 block of North Main a min ery and station wagon collided. Ferb Abram Dickenson of Ingalls drove the min ery and Mrs Laurence Frank Horvick of 809 Bancroft drove the station wagon. No damage reported.
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Block
Main
Ferb Abram Dickenson
Ingalls, Minery
Laurence Frank Horvick
Bancroft
Turnpike Work Ends in Two Weeks
TOPEKA AP A 170 mile resurfacing project on the Kansas Turnpike costing about 300000 will be finished in about two weeks. Contractors and 90 to 100 employees have worked on it since February. A four mile stretch south of Topeka has a 3 to 4 inch asphalt layer. A 92 mile stretch further south is being sealed with asphalt and gravel chips. The rest to the Oklahoma line has oil sand and cement treatment.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Oklahoma Line
Open Class Blue Ribbons Listed
SCOTT CITY Open Class Blue Ribbons Listed. Exhibits in open class divisions show many winners with listed ribbon counts. Names span livestock poultry gardens and crafts with numerous individuals prevailing across departments.
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Scott City
Steve
Jay Simon
Craig Deeds
Paul Winderlin
M. A. Brower
John Knipp
Wayne Rudolph
Lizzie Miller
Marvin Daniels
A. B. Rose
Anna Belle Buck
Nellie Roberts
Blanche Rufenacht
William Daniels
Alice Smith
L. H. Brooks
Barbara Dearden
Orlin Zink
Terry McDaniel
Mary Buck
Kenton Daubert
Everett Blackburn
Jay Keeching
Dorothhy Wert
Gary Browning
Joyce Mares
Lakeview Hustlers
Fine Arty
Marilyn Motestine
Fairmart House of Carpet opens on E Kansas Plaza
Garden City's newest retail store Fairmart House of Carpet opened at 1105 E Kansas Plaza first door east of the United States Army Reserve Center in a new building. A grand opening runs through Saturday with Jim Hawkins supervising the Liberal and Garden City stores. The firm operates in Amarillo Lubbock Borger and Odessa Texas and is tied to Amarillo Hardware.
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E. Kansas Plaza
Garden City
Fairmart House of Carpet
U. S. Army Reserve Center
Jim Hawkins
Fairmart
Garden’ City
Amarillo
Lubbock
Borger
Odessa
Tex
Kansas
Fairmart, Inc
Amarillo Hardware
Kansas Banks Largest Lenders to Farmers
Kansas banks led lenders to agriculture at the start of 1962 with 397 million dollars in farm loans, 13 percent more than a year earlier, including 356 million in production loans and 41 million in farm mortgages. Life insurers held 126 million, Federal Land Banks 109 million, and Production Credit associations 47 million.
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Kansas
Duane Hays
Garden National Bank
Kansas Bankers Association
Finney County Agricultural
Agricultural Credit Services
Agricultural Committee of the
American Bankers Association
Hays
Kansas Banks
Federal Land Banks
Farmers Home Administration
Grand Champion Honors to Smith at Hamilton County Fair
Jean Smith earned grand champion honors in the Hamilton County Fair style revue with Lin da Kay Lewis as reserve. Bill Wood won grand champion in the best groomed boy contest with Terry Boy as reserve. Judging Monday by Jon Herod and Mrs Law rence Daniels. Public revue Wednesday night featured 50 garments and 17 best groomed outfits with blue ribbons awarded to Terry Boy Gene McDonald Bill Wood and John Behrendt.
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Syracuse
Jean Smith
Linda Kay Lewis
Hamilton
Ex-Colombia Dictator Arrested in Bogota
AP reports ex-dictator Gustavo Ro jas Pinilla and ten others arrested in Bogota for allegedly plotting to seize government control. Gen Gabriel Revaiz Pizarro, armed forces commander, said all involved are in custody.
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Bogota
Colombia
Po‘liege
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Gabriel Revaiz Pizarro
Lumber Mill Strikes Push Lumber Prices Upward
Strikes by lumber and plywood mills in the Pacific Northwest have led to mill closures and higher prices. The Southwestern Lumbermen's Association, representing about 2,300 retail dealers in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas, warns further mill closures may follow if unions do not meet demands. Prices have risen 10-12 percent for dimension lumber 15-18 percent for boards and 20-30 percent for plywood with no clear end to the strike.
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Pacific Northwest
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Assn
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Dimension
Robert Johnson Joins 1963 Top Club of New York Life
Robert M. Johnson of 1019 Evans qualified as a member of the 1963 Top Club of New York Life Insurance Co. The award honors 1962 63 sales among 7 500 agents in 256 offices across the United States and Canada. Johnson will attend an educational conference August 22 25 in Banff Canada.
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Robert M. Johnson
Evans
New York Life Insurance Co
New York Life
United States
Canada
Johnson
Banff
Haitan Exiles Take to Hills in Guerrilla Drive
Haitian exiles said to have moved into the hills to wage guerrilla warfare against President Francois Duvalier's government. Reports from Port au Prince show the invasion drive by exile spokesmen. northern Haiti operations had fizzled or been dispersed by Duvalier's forces.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Francois Duavlar
Port Au Prince
Duvalier
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