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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
7
Market recap shows cattle hogs up. beans and stocks mixed
Dow Jones average fell to 844.55 at 1 p.m. while cattle feeders and calves moved higher by up to 1.50. Feeder steers 34 to 35.50, light steer yearlings 34 to 39.90, cows 21 to 22.40, bulls 25 to 27.50. Hogs up 25 cents with top butcher hogs at 19 to 19.76 and sows 13 to 16. Beans 9.60 to 16.75. Estimating 1300 cattle for next Friday's sale.
Dismissals and police notices from Garden City area
Garden City today reports hospital dismissals at St. Catherine and lists residents leaving, including Leonard Alcaraz and Iva J. Anderson. Police-traffic notes reveal license suspensions for Marvin Hertel, Larry Bicket, Joseph Ohmes and Fred Base. Fire and crash incidents include a vehicle fire at 7th and Fulton and multiple vehicle collisions with moderate to extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Leonard Alcaraz
W. “Alter
Iva J. Anderson
Dighton Sharron
Barlow
Holcomb
Kathryn Burnett
Hackberry
Ronnie Carpenter
Wichita
John Coleman
N. Main
William A. Dobsor
Scott City
Leora M. Foote
Yates Center
Marvin B. Hertel
Larry D. Bicket
Joseph J. Ohmes
Fred A. Base
Garden City
7Th
Fulton
Hood
2 GC Jaycees Earn Recognition
Roger Parmeley and Tyler Williams named Jaycee of the Month for June and July by the Garden City Jaycees. Parmeley earned June for newsletter work. Williams won July for chairing the fireworks stand and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Parmeley
Tyler Williams
Garden City Jaycees
Parmeley
Aata
N. 5Th
Williams
Kansas
Bill Clement
Dad Weber Discusses Livestock Progress Through Research
Arthur Dad Weber, executive VP of the Livestock and Meat Industry Council, spoke to about 550 members at the Southwest Kansas District Livestock Association annual meeting at St Marys Center. He traced changes from 1900 to the 1960s, urged broad producer support, and recalled the council’s origins after Kansas State facilities were rebuilt following a tornado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur
Dad” Weber
Weber
Livestock and Meat Industry Council Inc
Southwest Kansas District Livestock Association
St. Mary's Center
Kansas State University
Estate Department of Animal Science and Industry
The
Livestock Council
BBC
India
Kansas
al K-State
Garden City
Carl Brookover
Fred Germann
KLA
Kearny County Fair Opens With Contests for All Ages
The Kearny County Fair begins Tuesday at the fair grounds west of La with a three day program. Highlights include 4-H judging Wheat Queen contest and style review. Tuesday features events from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Evening events start at 6:30 p.m. with Elmer Childress Family and Wheat Queen judging. Wednesday brings more contests starting at 9:30 a.m. and a 7 p.m. Fun Night. Thursday hosts 4-H livestock events, a sale, balloon burst and horse show concluding with jack pot roping at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Childress
Kearny County
United Fund Drive names Hoover chair. 1971 goal set
Paul Hoover named chairman of the annual United Fund Drive in Garden City with Bob Schreiber as assistant chair man. The 1971 goal is $62,000, a $200 increase over last year, after trimming initial requests from $84,298. Agencies and allocations include Red Cross 16000, Boy Scouts 10000, and Salvation Army 2000, with administration 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hoover
Main Street
United Fund
Bob Schreiber
Garden City
Roscoe Blackford
Finney County United Fund
Hoover
Hoover’s
Garden City High School
Kansas State University
Helen
Harding
Rhonda
Tom
Schreiber
Schreiber Motors
Blackford
Helping Hand At
Garden City Assn
Arthritis Foundation of Kansas
Red Cross
Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council
Santa Fe Trail Boy
S Scout Council
Mental Health Assn
United Cerebral Palsey
Salvation Army
Christian
Kansas Childrens Service League
USD
Institute of Logopedics
Mishap Victim’s Condition Better
LEOTI Stewart Whitham a 17 year old from Leoti was injured in a tractor mishap when the scoop down control crushed him. He was taken to St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City, moved from critical to satisfactory condition after treatment for a crushed pelvis and other injuries.
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Leoti
Stewart Whitham
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Whitham
Scoti
Two Vehicles Destroyed in County Road Collision Near Scott City
Scott County Sheriff Andy Anderson reports a car driven by Leroy Kerscher, 26, and a pickup driven by John Beeson, 29, collided at a county road intersection 12 miles west and nine miles north of Scott City. Both vehicles were demolished with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Chestnut
Diana M. Brack
Herbert J. Reule
Belmont
Dale M. le Towneau
Taylor and St. John
George C. Bruntzel
Taylor
8Th
Robert L. Rickman, Jr
Summit
Rufus A. Mujica
Santa Fe
Scott City
Scott
Andy Anderson
Anderson
John Beeson
Leroy Kerscher
Wichita
Kansas Traffic Log Topeka Highway Deaths 1971 Rise
An AP report summarizes Kansas highway fatalities over a 48 hour period ending Monday nine a.m. for August 26 1971, noting 400 deaths compared with 376 in the same 1970 period.
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Topeka, An
Kansas Highway
Deaths in Lamed and Newton Obituaries Across Kansas
Mrs. Netta Amanda Schasteen, 76, Lamed, died Sunday at Gleason Community Hospital after a long illness. She was born March 28, 1895 in Mound City and married Jess Schasteen May 29, 1915 in Pleasanton. She was employed at Gleason Hospital and resided in Larned. She leaves three daughters, a brother, four sisters, 29 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Beckwith Mortuary, Larned, with burial in Larned Cemetery. Esco E. Midgett, 75, Salem, Missouri, died Sunday at Jefferson Barracks Veterans Hospital, St. Louis. He was the father of Howard E. Midgett of Newton. Survivors include his widow, four daughters and other relatives. Funeral arrangements by Spencer Funeral Home, Salem. Rogelio Guitron, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Guitron, died unexpectedly at St. Catherine Hospital after admission the night before. Born March 10, 1971, he is survived by parents, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netta Amanda Schasteen
Gleason Community Hospital
Harry Schoor
Howerton
Schasteen
Mound City
Jess Schasteen
Pleasanton
Larned
Jehovah's Willesses Church
Everett School
Syracuse
Beckwith Mortuary
Charles Long
Larned Cemetery
Esco E. Midgett
Salem
Jefferson Barracks Veterans Hospital
St. Louis
Howard E. Midgett
E. Johnson
Alice
Spencer Funeral Home
Salem, Mo
Rogelio Guitron
Pablo Guitron
Mulberry
St. Catherine Hospital
Paul
Roy
Harry
Patricia
Alica
Eleanor
Janie
Gam
Funeral Home
Arangements
Mrs Ella Royston Dies After Short Illness At Bethel Deaconess
Mrs Ella Mary Royston of 7 Newton died Sunday at Bethel Deaconess Hospital Newton after a short illness. Born August 6 1893 in Hesston she married Ben Amos Royston March 1 1916 in Hutchinson. He preceded her in death January 10 1960. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church Harvey County Senior Citizens Club and Harvey County community group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mary Royston
Newton
Bethel Deaconess Hospital
Claude Shellar
Melanie Lane
Hesston
Ben Amos Royston
Hutchinson
Royston
First United Methodist Churchs
Harvey County
Senior Citizens Club
Zoning Hearing Set On Ulysses City Three Mile Area
A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Blue Flame Room of the Plateau Natural Gas Building to discuss a new zoning ordinance extending rules outside Ulysses city limits. Howard Phifer says the plan covers a three mile radius and would create 12 floating districts to guide residential, commercial, and industrial development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Blue Flame
Plateau Natural Gas
Howard Phifer
City County Planning Board
Mit
Two Men Charged With Wheat Theft
Garden City men Eugene Martin Hertel and Leland Ralph Mead were arrested in Finney County for the theft of 316 bushels of wheat from the Donald Hunt farm in Imperial. A Finney County Sheriff spokesman said the report of the theft was received about a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Donald Hunt
Imperial Rt
Finney County
Eugene Martin Hertel
Leland Ralph Mead
Help for Minority Students Discussed at GCCJC
A special meeting called by the State Department of Education will be conducted tonight on the Garden City Community Junior College campus. Three representatives from the State Department, GCCJC administration, and the Kansas Council of Agricultural Workers and Low Income Families will discuss methods to assist Mexican-American pupils in Western Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Garden City Community Junior College
State Department
GCCJC
Kansas Council of Agricultural Workers and
Heavy Weekend Rain Soaks Southwest Kansas Counties
Rain totals varied across the region with nearly three inches in parts of Southwest Kansas. Hamilton and Stanton counties bore the brunt while Garden City saw minimal impact. Measurements ranged from 0.05 to 2.80 inches with the Carl Rishel farm near Kendall recording the heaviest rainfall after ten and night. Local stations reported notable totals at Syracuse Coolidge Sublette Lakin and Ulysses among others.
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Kansas
Hamilton
Stanton
Garden City
Experiment Station
City
11Th
Santa Fe
George Starkey
Syracuse
Cooaridge
Coolidge
Carl Rishel Farm
Kendall
Johnson
Manter
Colorado
Big Bow
Stanton County
Ulysses
KULY
Town
Sublette
Satanta
Lakin
Scott City
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