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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
2
Annual Future Farmers of America Father Son Night Held At Garden City High
The FFA Father Son night at Garden City High School featured a 7 pm supper and a regular meeting. Neil Koster reported on fire extinguishers seat belts and slow moving signs the chapter sells. A pest eradication contest ends January 15 led by team captains Pete Staley and Dick Ulrich. Also noted Kansas traffic death log and local livestock market prices for fat cattle. Some descriptions mention a bug producing an anti freeze chemical to protect organs in cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Garden City High School
Neil Koster
FFA
Pete Staley
Dick Ulrich
Local Dismissals and County Sentences Noted in Garden City Area
Dismissals at St Catherine include Mrs Cleo Norris and Mrs Lillie Schwindt among others. County records show Mrs John Blau Scott City sentenced to 15 days for writing a check with insufficient funds, suspended on payment of the check and costs. Several individuals from across the region were fined for speeding in various zones with specified amounts and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léopold
Cleo Norris
Wichita
Lillie M. Schwindt
Marienthal
L. L. Yoder
Hutchinson
St. Catharine
Donald Hapes
Inge Susan FE. Becker
Gladys Sterling
Theron
Albert Gipson
Holcomb
Francis L. Patee
Coward
Willie Clymer
W. Maple
Linda Beth Lane
Davis Laura Lee Garcia
Courts
John Blau
Scott City
Herbert A. Hoover
Peculia
Richard G. Schreck
Dodge City
Sam E. Brookover
Robert W. Oliver
Turvey
Ill
Calvin H. Moser
Harvey
N.C
William R. Cole
Garden City barber association elects officers for 1965
Cliff Rein of the Ace High Barber Shop will serve as president of the Garden City Master Barbers Assn for 1965. Carl DeBey of the O and Barber Shop is named vice president and Charles Walter of Walters Barber Shop is secretary-treasurer. Shops will be open Mon Dec 21 through Thu Dec 24 and closed on Fri Dec 25 and Sat Dec 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Rein
Ace High
Garden City
Cadet Squadron marks 23rd CAP anniversary in Garden City
Garden City honors the 23rd anniversary of the Civil Air Patrol with a proclamation naming CAP week. CAP, founded December 1, 1941, supports search and rescue, disaster relief, aerospace education, and youth programs, with thousands of volunteers and aircraft nationwide. Lt. Col. George L. Weyer appoints Lt. Col. F. D. Raynesford to lead local observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Civil Air Patrol
James Sloan
CAP
United States Air Force
America
Group IV
George
L. Weyer
FD. Raynesford
Three Garden City Residents to Enter Denvers Induction
Three Garden City registrants left yesterday for Denver to join the armed services. They are Sammy J Kemper Henry Cruz and Gail A Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Denver
Armed Services
Sammy J. Kemper
Henry Cruz
Gail A. Lee
Scott Citians Charged In Open Saloon Raid
Two Scott Citians Fred Foster post commander and LaVern Brau bartender face Friday District Court appearances on open saloon charges after a November 20 raid at the Veterans of Foreign Wars club. Three state liquor agents served drinks and five cases of liquor were seized. County attorney seeks temporary injunction to close the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Veteran’s of Foreign Wars Club
Fred Foster
LaVern Brau
Scott County
Bob Brittan
Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Topeka
VFW
James Allace
Bert Vance
Garden City
Funeral for Chester B Williams at Phillips-White
Chester B Williams 86 of 301 N 4th died Monday in St Catherine Hospital. Funeral at Phillips-White Friday 9:30 am with Rev E P Rogers officiating. Graveside at Lone Star Cemetery, Bison. Visitation Wednesday and Thursday 2-9 pm at Phillips-White. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Claude Cuttler Wichita and Mrs Lloyd Toland Sacramento and two brothers Henry Wilken Scott City and Jack Wilken Denver. Funeral will be Thursday 2 pm at Haly Cross Lutheran Church with Rev Clarence Born. Burial Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann-Price Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Williams
N. 4Th
St. Catherine Hospital
Phillips-White Funeral Home
E. P. Rogers
Lone Star Cemetery
Bison
Phillips- White Funeral Home
Claude Cuttler
Wichita
Lloyd Toland
Sacramento
Calif
Henry Wilken
Scott City
Jack Wilken
Denver
Colo
Haly Cross Lutheran Church
Clarence Born
Scott County
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Mrs Herschel Walk Dies After Long Illness in Scott City
Clara Wilken Walk aged 61 died Tuesday in Scott County Hospital after a prolonged illness. Born November 28, 1903 in Scott County, she married Herschel Walk June 5, 1953 in Santa Fe New Mexico. She lived in Scott City all her life and worked at Southwestern Bell Telephone for 30 years. She was a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church and the Telephone Pioneers of America in Scott City. Survivors include the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Clara Wilken Walk
Scott County
Herschel Walk
Santa Fe
N.M
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Walk
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
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