Market cattle and hog receipts with mixed price moves
City livestock receipts total 1 468 cattle and 180 hogs. Choice steers sold 75 cents to $1 higher at $25.25 to $25.85. good to choice steers steady to 75 cents higher at $24.50 to $25. Calves mixed with heifers steady to strong. lightweight steer calves $27 to $31, heifers $24.50 to $27.50. Hog market 75 cents lower, tops $26. feeders and cows varied with cannners $12 to $15.50 and commercial cows $1 to $18. stock pigs $12 to $21 per head.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Family Arrested Here While Touring Local Park
Four college professors from West Hartford Conn and their two children were arrested Saturday afternoon while tourists in Finnup Park. Mr James Talloee Allen an associate professor of education at the University of Hartford and his wife and two children were stopped to receive the honor. The group lodged at Shannon Motel and spent on meals gas car wash and entertainment including a Garden Drive-In pass and a miniature golf interview at a local radio station.
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West Hartford
Conn
James Talloee Allen
Charles
Finnup Park
University of Hartford
Shannon Motel
Spor's
Robo Wash
Coca Cola Bottling Co
State Theatre
Local figure earns Kansas State Teachers degree honors
Mrs. Lillian Brady, longtime Finney County rural school teacher now living in Howard, will receive a bachelor's degree from Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. Roy Fankhauser of Masonry Products, Inc. suffered a heart attack while golfing at Garden City Country Club and is listed in satisfactory condition at St. Catherine Hospital. Two community visitors conferences will be held tomorrow in Garden City by the Chamber of Commerce with Dale McCollum leading sessions at 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Chamber office. Zermatt, Switzerland is described as a world capital of mountaineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brady
Finney County
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Brady
Howard
Roy Fankhauser
Masonry Products, Inc
Garden City Country Club
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Thefts and Vandalism Patter Garden City Weekend
Police kept busy as vandalism and theft reports rolled in over the weekend in Garden City and Finney County. A church stained glass window was broken Friday night at First Presbyterian Church. A truck and a nearby farm outbuilding were vandalized Saturday about 11 miles NW. A television set was stolen from Renick Drug No. 2 earlier in the week. Drill-site batteries and a horn disappeared Thursday night. A boots theft occurred at Surplus Outlet. A 15 year old was held for stealing a donation box from the bus depot Sunday containing about six dollars for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Baier
Rt. 1
Garden City
Renick Drug No. 2
Sheriff's Office
Main
Samar
Crippled Childrens Fund
Pierceville man beaten and robbed claims investigation
Finney County sheriff's office investigates John Harbin's report of a beating and robbery at his home. Harbin was treated at St. Catherine Hospital for a scalp laceration, while Lee Burd of Pierceville faced assault and battery charges in county court, with the case continued to Friday and Burd released on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Haskell Fair Flower Show Winners Listed
Sublette crowd packed the American Legion building for the Haskell County Fair open class flower show. Winners span cosmos to gladiolas with many named gardeners taking top honors in divisions and arrangements across numerous florals.
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Haskell Fair
Sublette
American Legion
Sublette Satuday
Joan Ince
Cosmos
Kelly Tyler
Janie Walters
Wilma
Trimpa
Mrs. Oliver Wright
Sara Beth Holland
Diane DuBos
Joan Stoppel
Verberia
Community Calendar Notes and Activity Schedule
YMCA office hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. Monday August 15 Bicycle Group meets 6:30 p.m. at Georgia Mathews Grade School to plan fall program. High Plains Archery Club 7 p.m. at Activity Hall. Tuesday August 16 Women’s exercise class 9 p.m. Y Activity Hall. Youth swim classes 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mel Krebs pool. Wednesday August 17 Youth swim classes 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Women’s swim classes 9:45 a.m. beginners and advanced 10:20 a.m. advanced beginners and advanced. Square Dance 7:30 p.m. youth 8:30 p.m. adults in Activity Hall weather permitting. Mia Ortha Garrison instructor. Thursday August 18 Youth swim 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mel Krebs pool. Guitar class 7 p.m. beginners 8 p.m. advanced in Activity Hall Jerry Wilcox instructor. Men’s swim 6 p.m. Mel Krebs Pool. About 43 percent of Indians speak Hindi or a closely related language.
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YMCA
Georgia Matthews
High Plains Archery Club
Mel Krebs
Mia
Ortha Garrison
Jerry Wilcox
Births and hospital admissions at St Catherine area
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Erasmo Gonzales on Rt 1 August 49 at 2 28 p.m weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Multiple names listed for admissions and discharges at St Catherine and surrounding towns including Dighton Lakin Scott City Burdett Imperial Sublette and Wichita.
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Linda Kay Farnsworth
Richard Reeves
Imperial
James Oxford
Lee Greathouse
Joe Campos Jr
David Anders
Wichita
Jerry Schnell
Pinecrest
Pamela Schnell
Emilia Bribiesca
St. Catharine
Roger Landgraf
Harold Stevenson
Roger Ray Russell
James T. McCoy
Lakin Craig Wayne Holmes
Rosie L. Brehm
LaVonna Wright
E. Victor
St. Catherine
Eresmo Gonzales
Rt. 1
Garden City man hospitalized after two car crash
A Garden City man suffered neck injuries Sunday morning in a two car collision on Kansas Ave. Harold A. Stoner, 509 Summit, is in St. Catherine Hospital with a cracked neck vertebra in good condition today. The crash at 7 a.m. involved a car driven by Stoner struck from behind by George Leon Osborn of Lamar Cole. The Stoner car was knocked 148 feet ahead. Osborn’s traveled 520 feet. Osborn, his wife and daughter were uninjured.
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Garden City
Kansas Ave
Harold A. Stoner
Summit
St. Catherine Hospital
Stoner
George Leon Osborn
Lamar
Cole
Osborn
Novel Tomato Growers Try Greenhouse Cavern System
Rolla residents Doug Easter and Ted Williamson cultivate tomatoes in a 20 by 40 foot plastic-covered building. More than 250 plants, grown in gravel-filled trays with circulated water, yield at least 20 pounds per plant. First tomatoes available locally from the greenhouse near Williamson’s home. Lt Col Edward H White II recalls his 1965 spacewalk steps in a brief quoted memory.
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Rolla
Doug Easter
Ted Wil-lamson
Williamson
Court docket highlights multiple speeding and traffic fines
County courts report a string of penalties for offenses from speeding in 60 to 85 mph zones to improper passing and left of center driving. Sentences include suspended terms on funds checks and various costs. Also listed are marriage licenses, an open bottle transport, and several automobile accident notes with damages. Names span multiple cities and states with several defendants and witnesses.
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Courts County
Mirs
Lawrence Wasson
Eminence Rt
James D. Mathey Jr
Denver
David R. Appel
Scott City
Gerald F. Brunseed
Wesley V. Powell
S. Star Rt
Vyrl L. Warren
Pierceville
Willis K. Holwerda
Salina
Clifford L. Raymond
Takomah
Neb
Clovis J. Nitcher
Wichita
Roger W. Orr
Oberlin
Jody A. Ascenio
Copeland
Gail E. Bell
Torrance
Calif
Kenneth L. Eisner
Belmont
Ray S. O’hanesian
Rocky Ford
Colo
Fay H. Gordan
Fer
Robert C. Harlow
Rt. 1
Garden City Peace Corpsman writes of life in India
Randy Seay a Garden City High School graduate and Peace Corps volunteer writes from Orissa and New Delhi detailing life in India. He describes travel from Hawaii to India, harsh conditions, local wages, a non English speaking cook, and irrigation projects with a canal near completion. He notes weather, ground fire observations in Vietnam era travels, and the appeal of America to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
India
Randy Seay
Seay
Garden City High School
Puri
Robert Seay
Hilo
Hawaii
New Delhi
Ming
Delhi
Gope
Orissa
Viet Nam
Gatay
Cutteck
Peace Corps
Viet Nam War Labor Note Figures 50 000 Chinese Laborers
Reports estimate 50 000 Chinese laborers crossing into North Viet Nam to support road and rail supply lines amid bombing. North Vietnamese authorities may use more if needed. impact on Hanoi politics and Ho Chi Minh Trail operations noted alongside U.S. strategic considerations. Also mentions Haiphong imports and rail lines from Hanoi. Kansas City livestock prices follow.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U. S
Viet Nam
China
Hanoi
Laos
Ma Gia Pass
17Th Parallel
North Korea
U.S. Air Force
North
Red River
Kunming
Burma
Lang Son
Indochina
Korea
Haiphong
United States
Reds
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Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Motore
Beech Airc
Boeing
du Pont
Elec
Moto
Halliburto
Int
Pap Mont Ward Sane
Nat Dist Wee “Ba
Nor Nat
Panh Epl Oe
Penney JC
Phill Pet
Proct Gam Ri Aw
Sears
Sperry Medd
Ind — Ltd Oi NI
Texaco
Trans Western
US Steereese
West Eloc
Woolworth
DOW Jones
Telegram
Zermatt
Switzerland
Finney County Sheriff's Office
J. Merion Kadyk
First Presbyterian
Mary Ann Ricketts
Marjorie Ellsaesser
Camilla Ma Tone
S. J. Tyler
Althea
Edna Daniel
Flrst
Abbie Hagaman
Z. T. Anthony
Mike Stoppel
Delbert Main
Cindy Hoyt
Ruby Tyler
Flora Patton
Ross Redd
Orva Coward
Helen Redd
Ad Nilson
Coday
Sxe
Roy E. Fankhauser
Erasmo Gonzales
Bar McGowan
Dighton
Albert Mader
Charles Falwell
Copeland Hotel
Ftobert W. Greet
Taylor
Itl Fross
Deerfield
Dean L. Newton
John F. Harbin
Joseph Dunkel
Lakin
Harold M. Stoner
Michael D. Scoufe
Louis Ray Ellison
Burnside Drive
Harry Wills
Catherine
Dorsey Rotruck
James Bender
Chesterfield
Robert Dechant
Chestnut
LaDonna Wright
Michael Guadian
Albert Marker
Edwin Martindale
Steven Wade
Burdett
Sherri Wade
Jean M. Bruner
Garden Cition
Edward H. White
California
Texas
Florida
Bahamas
Bermuda
Legals
Willie L. Newman
Pamela J. Holt
Richard J. Penkoff
Trumbell, Conn
Shirley Jean Smith
Lila A. Hobaugh
North Ditch
Carl Christensen
Anderson
Raymond J. Laudick
Spearville
Kansas
Caron Kay Weipmann
Independence
Norma L. Kramer
Kello
New Pelhi
America
Vnl
Pentel
Uae
Inge
Ferm Bulb Service
Great Plains Oil Co
Tategram Mendey
Biceboyya
Mami
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