Hospital admissions and births in scattered towns today
At St Catherine Mes Dion St hotart oN admissions list includes Mrs Pete Wiard 22 Main Mex Leo Ochs Kalvesta Mrs Clarence Phillis Imperial Deerfield Mrs Virgil Odle Elkhart Mrs Robert Johnson Scott City Wayne Maxter St Nodd Leopold Mrs Vernon Koehn Ulysses dismissals mention Mrs Lottie Lee Scott City Mrs Elmer Snyderty Teresa Blythe Ry 1 Mrs Gerald Reifschneider 602 N Sth Ann triot Syracuse and Doe Dreiling Tower ton Arthur Dunsworth Deerfield births list two events at St Catherine 51 A daughter to Mr and Mrs Pye Hargardt 202 N Wh Aug 22 10 22 am 7 pounds 17 ounces a son to Mr and Mrs Qin 81 Joan 707 N 6th Aug 22 3 44 pm 8 pounds 12 ounces Corp D eds Key Homes Inc to M L Michael
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olitherox
Deerfield
Virgil Odle
Elkhart
Robert Johnson
Scott City
Wayne Maxter
Leopold
Vernon Koehn
Ulysses
St. Catherine
Lottie Lee
Elmer Snyderty
Teresa Blythe
Gerald Reifschneider
Ann Triot
Syracuse
Doe Dreiling
Towerton
Leopold Arthur Dunsworth
Catherine
Pye Hargardt
Qin
Joan
Markets Local Produle Eggs and Wagons Prices
Kansas City livestock markets show cattle and calves steady with hogs 25-80 lower. Barrows and gilts 215-245, sows 270-350. Slaughter lambs steady, choice spring lambs 4.60-6.40, lighter weights under 200 16.50. Grain prices: Wheat around 1.80 to 1.83, Rye near 0.85, Barley 1.90, Corn 1.10. overall mixed but mostly unchanged honey.
Heavy Trading On Stock Mart
The stock market advanced early in the week with heavy trading. General Motors aided industrials as rails recovered from a weak start. Blue chips and lower price speculative lists rose, with gains in steels, aerospace, oils, and materials. Dow Jones industrial average up at noon, amid broad participation and higher prices on the American stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ear
Financial Federation
Western Union Air Reduction
Jersey
Easttown Kodak
Lorillard
American Stock Exchange
Property deeds and licenses in Garden City and Liberal records
A Garden City area list includes warranty deed transfers from Mary Bien Heal to Key Homes Inc and quitclaim deeds from Walter F. Kruse to Elsie F. Kruse. Also recorded are a marriage license notice for Clayton Carroll and Mickey Lana Ware, with associated parcel references in East Village First Addition and adjacent blocks, plus replat details and filings in the SE 21-23-30 area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arn
Mt Oun
East Village
Key Homes
Bedie B. Michieban
First Addition
Mary Bien Heal
Key Homes Inc
Heddle Wells Replat
Walter F. Kruse
Elsie F. Kruse
SEWE
Clayton Vv. Carroll
Garden City
Mickey Lana Ware
Courts and police report terse county penalties and incidents
A compiled items list fines and penalties for multiple defendants: Ervin Teroin cited for no license with $4 costs. Aiman Unruh fined $10 and $85. Michal Hayes fined $10 and $5 costs. Lester Owen pleaded guilty to forgery. Bonds posted for Jack Sterling and Dale Warner. David Goddard ordered. Traffic accidents note Thursday incidents with two vehicle impacts and minor property damage at Dillon's lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin A. Teroin
Motos
Okie
Aiman B. Unruh
Wolge City
Michal Tl
Hayes
Zenith
Speedwe
SIO
Lester Owen
Springfield
Jack Fugene Sterling
Pearl
Dale
Wark Cleeve
Scott City
William Leavitt
Sil N. 2Nd
New Bison Meal Goes on Market
A new product appears on local grocers shelves made from locally raised corn. It is Bison Yellow Corn Meal produced on Leonard Snodgrass’s farm. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Foodlinar
Leonard Snodgrass
Local miller debuts new corn meal product at show
Snodgrass, a longtime local producer of Bi son Whole Wheat Flour, introduced a new corn meal at the 3-1 Show this spring. The product, packed in 5-pound bags with artwork by Mike Ludwig, has begun appearing in Walls IGA, Dillons, and Ideal stores. He has relocated milling to a larger all steel building and reports strong initial demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snodgrass
Booth
Wimaelf
Mike Ludwig
IGA
Dillons
Ideal
Investigate Cause Of Corn Damage Insect Invasion Under Study
An investigation by Kansas State University researchers Juris De Pew and Dale Whitelute, with field work at Garden City, examines why area corn crops suffer insect damage. Early samples show larvae burrowing in husks. alfalfa aphid also harms crops with several listed insecticides and cautions on toxicity and timing. Agricultural agent Kenneth Fromm notes reports across Liberal, Sear Gita, Jelluwey and Garden City areas and urges careful following label directions for any chemical controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester de Pew
Kansas State Experiment Station
Dale Whitelute
Garden Cin
Hoy Kirehoff
Kansas State Univers
de Pew
Havdanase Tron Liberal
Sear Gita
Jelluwey
Garden City
Tug
Kenneth Fromm
Finney County
Tus
Fromm
Ovanus Factiver
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Declares Dividends
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. will distribute about 950000 in dividends to Kansas policies for 1962. The payout, voted at the August board meeting, covers automobile and fire lines with auto at 15 percent of the 1962 effective premium for qualifying members and fire at 10 percent of fire and extended coverage premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wayne Chambers
Farm Bureau Insurance
Arm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Kansas
Chambers
General Fire
Kansas Farm Bureau
Chalmers Completes Training Program
Charles E Chalmers Beltone Hearing Service Garden City has completed a week long national training center program by Beltone Electronics Corp The Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago hosted workshops lectures and discussions on procedures to encourage testing at first suspicion of hearing loss proper testing methods and fitting of hearing aids Chalmers begins his eighth year of service to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Chalmers
Beltone Hearing Service
Garden City
Beltone Electronics Corp
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
Chalmers
Kampschrostlers Return From Sales Conference
Mr and Mrs Louis Kampfschroeder returned from Chicago where they attended a Shay sales conference for 19 midwestern states of Investors Diversified Services of Minneapolis. Kampfschroster, a Wie speaker, completed his first year with Investors and was honored as a leading producer. The piece notes tomatoes originated in America but were not widely used as food in the United States until about a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kampschroeder
Chicago
Investors Diversified Services
Minneapolis
Minn
Kampschroster
America
United States
Kansas oil production shows year end decline
Kansas crude oil output fell in 1962, offset by gas production gains. The Independent Petroleum Association of America cited a 1962 oil production value of 326.1 million dollars and gas at the well of 85.6 million, with liquids at 14.1 million. Oil reserves and leased acreage also fell, while total state production averaged 327,905 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Kansas Oil Men
Texas
Louisiana
California
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Center Hosts Students With Two Events Next Week
Garden City High School and Junior College students will use the Clyre Center for two activities. Director Herman Beringer said high school students may visit Monday evening for general recreation from 7:30 to 10:30. An all school dance will be announced later. Junior College football players and Coach Hamer Salter will attend as the Center screens the 1962 California University of Kansas football game at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Clyre Center
Herman Beringer
Hamer Salter
California University of Kansas
Family Pedals 697 Miles in 12 Days
The John J. Bederman family of Bellaire Texas rode 697 miles in 12 days ending in Osawatomie Kansas visiting Mrs. Bederman’s grandmother. They plan a later European tour and view the trip as a test run for future adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Kan
John J. Bederman
Bellaire
Tex
Bederman
St. Louis
Houston
Patricia Sims
Kansas City
John
Gretchen
Paul
Bedermans
Handy Flashlight Holder for Auto Suggested
Cappy Dick describes a simple dashboard flashlight holder using a synthetic sponge. The hollowed sponge snugly fits a flashlight, keeps it accessible on the dash, and stays in place during driving. Aimed at teaching youngsters practical car hacks for helpful fatherly favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy Dick
Dad
Lane County Field Day Set
The Lane County Conservation Demonstration Farm in its first year will hold a field day Tuesday from 1 30 p m to 3 30 p m at a farm one mile east of Dighton. The program covers terraces contour farming residue management weed control and sweep demonstrations with emphasis on moisture soil conservation and yields. Presenters include Beesley Kansas State University personnel extension agents and USDA soil conservation staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County Conservation Demonstration Farm
Dighton
John Schereck
Jim Beesley
Lane County Agricultural Extension Council
Lane County Soil Conservation District
Kansas State University
Beesley
K.S.A
Garden City
United States Department Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
Lane County
Few Days Remain for 64 Wheat Insurance
Farmers who have not yet taken out Federal Crop Insurance on their 1904 wheat crop were urged to act soon. Harold Cackler, district director for FCIC, urged interested farmers to contact the FCIC district office at 104 W. Ping in Garden City for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cackler
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
FCIC
W. Ping
Garden City
Dodge City Man Robert Pennington Dies at 72
Robert Pennington longtime Dodge City resident and former Garden City mail carrier died Tuesday born in Saline County Missouri he moved from Garden City to Dodge City in 1913 married Alberta Pennington in 1901 she died in 1955 survivor Frank Pennington cousin Funeral Friday 10 a.m Barber-Dunsford Funeral Home burial Valley View Cemetery Garden City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Robert Pentington
Garden Cietian
Saline County
Mr. Pennington
Garden City
Sublette
Alberta Pennington
Frank Pennington
Barber-Dunsford Funeral Home
Valley View Cemetery
Mildred A Cain Dies At Julian California Home
Mildred A Cain 56 longtime resident of Julian California died at her home August 1. She was daughter of the late Henry and Mrs Giesaking of Gar Survivors include widower Raymond Cain, Willard Cain and a daughter Gann of Bend Oregon a brother in law Henry Rucker of Try Illinois and two grandchildren Funeral and burial took place in Ramona California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred A. Cain
Henry Giesaking
Julian
Calif
Garden City
Raymond
Willard Cain
Gann
Bend
Ove
Henry Rucker
Try
Ramona
Funeral for Calvin Hefner Jr. in Sublette
Calvin Quentin Hefner Jr. 30 of Sublette died from injuries in a Wednesday evening two car crash near Pueblo Colorado. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at the Methodist Church officiated by Rev Robert Holland with burial in Waskell County Cemetery. Friends may call at Phillips White Funeral Home in Garden City until 10 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Calvin Quentin Hefner Jr
Pueblo
Colo
Robert Holland
Waskell County
Phillips-White
Garden City
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St. Catherine Mes
Dion St Hotart
Pete Wiard
Main
Mex
Leo Ochs
Kalvesta
Clarence Phillis
Imperial Ne
Legals
Key Homes, Inc
M. L. Michael
Kansas City Livestock
Closing Investments
Closing Investing Co
Am Mutual
Tiéerpor Invest
Inv Co Ania A
Iavest
Inv
Invest Grp
Interconti
Mutual Trust
Unit Accum
Jos
Ualt Seionea Fd
Winfield Grth
Triege
Denver
Greelsy
Merrymann
Keith Newsom
Burnside Dr
Newsoms
Cheshire Kennels
London
England
Nansoms
Togo
Kolima
Kampschrostlers
Benjamin
Angus
Wichita County
Gary Roberts
Lydia Jayhawkers
Gary
Jack
Mrs. Bederman
Young Hobby Club
Alnery
Allen's Safety Center
International Mufflers
Triumph
HONDA
BSA
Mishon Cycle CO
Liberal
Robert Pennington
Calvin Q. Hefner Jr
Weir
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