Markets and investments and Kansas City livestock report
Local produce prices show minor changes with Wheat at $2.04 unchg Mile at $1.55 uneng and Barley $1.45 unchg. Closing investment quotes from New York include Mutual Fund and Investment Group funds with varied bids and asks. Kansas City livestock totals list cattle and calves at 300 and 150 head respectively with steady to weak hogs and uncertain sheep market.
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NEW York
Am Mutual
Inv
Ion
Mutual Trust
Kansas City
School Menus For Next Week In Garden City Public Schools
The Hatchet Lunch program menus for next week list entries for each weekday. Monday features beet pot pie with green peas and biscuits, dessert marble cake. Tuesday offers pizza pie, hash browns, celery sticks, bread and peach cobbler. Wednesday includes Swiss steak, spinach souffle, cream peas, rolls, gelatin and fruit. Thursday serves turkey and dressing with mashed potatoes, green beans, rolls, pineapple nut cake. Friday Barbecued baked beans, corn, tossed salad and blackberry cobbler.
Deaths Clarence F. Johnson 68 Cimarron area resident
Clarence F. Johnson 68 of 2507 A died Wednesday evening at St. Francis Hospital Wichita born June 19 1894 La Plata Missouri came to Garden City in 193 He was a retired carpenter and married Grace L Thrasher May 28 1913 at Ashland He was a member of the First Christian Church Survivors include widow one son Bill Johnson three daughters Edna Maye Neelson Ruth Ebert Grace Hunter three brothers Elijah Samuel A Lamar James J and one sister Pearl Keller One son and one great grand son preceded him Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p m in the Christian Church Cimarron with Rev Richard P Yapel officiating Burial will be Cimarron Cemetery Garnang Funeral Home in charge
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Clarence F. Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
la Plata
Garden City
Grace L. Thrasher
Ashland
Johnson
First Christian Church
Bill Johnson
Bancroft
Edna Maye Neelson
Ruth Ebert
Aurora
Colo
Grace" Hunter
Watkins
Elijah
Cimarron
Samuel A
Lamar
Cole
James J
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pearl Keller
Christian Church
Richard P. Ya
UARLifts Ban on Twist and Belly Dance
Cairo AP reports the United Arab Republic has lifted its ban on the twist and on twist records, declaring freedom of the arts replaces censorship. The government had banned webline STAN dance for demoralizing effects and last year banned belly dance, a ban later lifted after a month.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Freedom of
Former Forester Voices Concern Over Elm Tree Spraying
Joe Sweeney former U S Forest Service ranger and Toledo city forester argues against Dutch elm disease spraying. He cites not only elm losses but decades of wasted money and harm to wildlife noting Michigan battles and the shift to removing infected trees, urging unbiased long range thinking. PMID
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Garden City
Rachel Carson
Joe Sweeney
Toledo
Ohio
U.S. Forest Service
Kansas, National Forest
Charles Blades
Topeka
Sweeney L
Michigan
America
Adenauer to Retire Next Fall Amid Party Shift
West Germany's Konrad Adenauer, age 86, announced he will retire next fall. Party officials, led by Heinrich von Brentano, rejected a Socialist coalition and expect Ludwig Erhard to succeed. Adenauer has led since 1949 and aims to retire before the 1965 election.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Heinrich von Brentano
Brentano
Free Democrats
Spiegel
Adenauer
Christian Democratic
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Hospitals and property deeds appear in local notices
Admissions and dismissals listed for St. Catherine and area residents include Mark Stevens, Mrs. James H. Johnson, Mrs. B. A. Stevenson, Mrs. Donald Miller, Charles H. Foreman, and others across Deerfield Springfield Scott City and McPherson. Sheriff's deed transfers and warranty deeds record property transactions involving Raymond Quint, Hugo M. Will, and Bernita Cooke among others in Pierceville and Warner Terrace additions.
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St. Catherine
Mark Stevens
Al's ‘Trailer Ct
James H. Johnson
Deerfield
B. A. Stevenson
Bre
Donald Miller
Charles H. Foreman
Lloyd Cardiff
Springfield
Cole
Paul Quarles
Scott City
Traci Lynn Norris
Old Manor
C. M. Dearden
W. H. Bell
McPherson
Tammy Rhea Lalicker
Walker
Ann Philbrick
Ban ‘Croft
Dennis C. Goss
Rt. 1
Elaine A. Hahn
Brad A. Tate
Lakin
Wendel Meier
Raymond Quint
Cooper
Warner Terrace
Raymond E. Quint
Raymond E
Oint
Warner
Arrace
Diamond
Beneke
Hugo M. Will
Pierceville
H. F. Wehkamp
Bernita Pauline Cooke
Property Transfers and Notices Across Garden City
Garden City listings include oil and mineral rights transfers and land parcels in several subdivisions. Transactions involve McAllister and Son, Inc., J. H. Keller, Briar Hill additions, and James Terrell, with various lot fractions and block numbers noted. Also listed are marriage licenses for James W. Overby and Edith Orvilla Atkinson, both Garden City residents. In county court and district cases, Ronald Roth was fined $10 for speeding. Department of Revenue sues Harry M. Thompson for delinquent income tax. Police reports show Treva Christine Leigh’s bond posted for a stop sign violation at 30444 N 4th for $10.
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McAllister and Sons, Inc
J. H. Keller
V.T. Huelskamp Sundivision
McAllister
Broad View
Briar Hill, Inc
James ¥. Terrell
Briar Hill Addition
James W. Overby
Edith Orvilla Atkinson
Garden City
Courts
Ronald J. Roth
Holemobb
Department of Revenue
Harry M. Thompson
Ted — Treva
Chris
Tine Leigh
Traffic Crash At Tth and Laurel Intersection
A Thursday incident at 4 25 p m involves a 41 ton pickup driven by Thomas William Gatlin 71 Rt 1 and a car driven by Marietta Largent 17 Imperial Rt No damage to the Largent car and very minor to the Gatlin vehicle
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Tth
Laurel
Thomas William Gatlin
Rt. 1
Marietta Largent
Imperial Rt
Largent
Gatlin
Rustlers Target Kansas State Campus Calves
On the Kansas State University campus in Manhattan AP reports Rustlers stole two young dairy heifers from a pen of about 15 calves. Officials describe the animals as having very undesirable traits and note they were used in genetic research studies to examine how such characteristics transmit to offspring.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Scott City High to Stage Christmas Program Tuesday
Scott City High School vocal department will present a Christmas program Tuesday Dec 18 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program features the mixed chorus glee clubs small ensembles and the SCHS chorale with a varied mix of music.
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Scoty City
Scott City
Kennedy Adlai meet after Cuban crisis furor at dinner
President Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson met publicly for the first time since controversy over the U N ambassador's role in Cuba. They exchanged quips at the Kennedy Foundation awards dinner where Kennedy funded four foreign scientists. Stevenson received a standing ovation while denying claims of dissent from Kennedy's Cuba policy. Kennedy offered no Cuba remarks.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
U.N
Stevenson
Kennedy Foundation
United Nations
Joseph Pulitzer
Saturday Evening Post
Stewart Alsop
Charles Barnett
Cuba
Chapter Admits Green Hands at Dad's Night
Twenty five Green Hands were admitted to the Garden City chapter of Future Farmers of America at the annual Dad's Night Wednesday at the high school agriculture shop. Names include Ball Brown Crotinger DeRemus Hahn Hallmark Heineman Hands Humphries Koster Lightner Mead Mc Graw McLinn Strickert Oeding Pierce Strasser Whitehead Jameson Kent Ball. Green Hand pins were given by adviser Kenneth Henderson. Ninety members fathers and guests attended the event. A film Stop Rats Forever followed the ceremony and dinner.
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Green Hands
Garden City
Future Farmers of America
Victor Ball
Virl Brown
Rod Crotinger
Lloyd DeRemus
Richard Hahn
Robert
Harold Hallmark
Ray Heineman
Sammy Hands
Dick Humphries
Neil Koster
Johnie
Lynn
Richard Lightner
Leland Mead
Joe McGraw
Sonny McLinn
Billy Strickert
Larry Oeding
Larry
Quint Automotive opens in Garden City with repair services
Quint Automotive begins operations in a new building at the southwest corner of 8th and Fulton Garden City. Owner Raymond Quint a veteran in auto repair formerly with Walter Motor Co and previously owning Allen Safety Center. Foreman Joe Bender, previously with the Safety Center, leads the shop specializing in brake work muffler replacement motor lineup starter and generator repair parts and electronic wheel balancing.
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Quint Automotive
8Th and
Fulton
Raymond Quint
Garden City
Walterg Motor Co
Allen Safety Center
Joe Bender
Quint
Safety Center
Standard Oil Salesmen Attend Kansas City Conference
G. C. Bruntzel of 223 Taylor and OR. Klemp of 80 Summit led Standard Oil estate sales executives at a two day sales conference. The Town House Hotel in Kansas City hosted more than 300 sales personnel from Kansas Nebraska Iowa Oklahoma and Missouri.
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G. C. Bruntzel
Taylor
OR. Klemp
Santa Letters From Children Request Toys And Gifts
A flood of children from seven to eight years old send letters to Santa detailing Christmas wishes. Requests include Barbie and Ken dolls, Jimmy Jets, bikes, race car sets, a Cheyenne lever action rifle, a Mighty Motruck, a Dick Tracy radio, Etch A Sketch, and various toy outfits. Several add personal notes about being good and loving Santa.
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Itera
Santa Claus
Douglas Quint
Santa
Deborah Wood
Susie Smart
Seattle
Barbie
Suzie Smart
Kenny Chmelka
Scott Becker
Tony Abraez
Kim Carr
Denise Stephens
A. Barbie
Ken
Gayle Thorne
Stephen Spor
Sandra Sue Glenn
Sandra Proffitt
St. Nick
Joy Hatter
Linda Gray
Mark Percival
Dale Altman
Frankie Goff
Debra Dougherty
Jimmy
Margaret
Terry Holmes
Parkwood
Santa Clause
Bob
Sue Nofsinger
Training session for Finney County unit presidents
The Telegram reports a training school for Finney County home demonstration unit presidents and vice presidents to be held Monday at the 4 H club building. Mrs. Elsie Branden will lead, with presidents at 10 am and vice presidents at 2 pm.
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Finney County Home Demonstration Unit
Elsie Branden
Marshall Finney to Be Honored for Service
Marshall Finney manager of Roger's Paint Products Co at 112 Grant will travel to Detroit for a three day recognition of 25 years with Acme Quality Paints. He will attend a banquet and receive a watch and enjoy tours of Detroit with Mrs. Finney. He began with Acme before World War II and served in the Army during the war, joining Roger's Paint in Wichita in February 1955.
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Marshall Finney
Roger’s Paint Products Co
Grant
Detroit
Acme Quality Paints, Inc
Finney
Acme Paints
Wichita
Army
Roger's Paint
Acme
Lewis Lyman Attends Architect Workshop in Wichita
Lewis Lyman and his firm Lys man Jones Cobb and Benson returned from Wichita Sunday where he attended an architect workshop focused on comprehensive services for small offices. The Kansas University Extension Service and the Kansas Chapter of the AIA co sponsored the event. Noted attendees included George Kassabaum of Hellmuth Obata Kassabaum Harold Spitznagel and Dudley Hunt editor of Architectural Record. Workshops are annual under the Kansas AIA with teaching material from state universities and limited to 30 practicing architects.
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Lewis’ Lyman
Focal
Lysman, Jones, Cobb ‘and Benson
Wichita
Kansas University Extension Service
Kansas
American Institute of Architects
George Kassabaum
St. Louis
Hellmuth
Soulx Falls
S.D
Dudley Hunt
Architectural Record
New York
Kansas A.la
Garden State Universities
Garden Citions at Land Bank Conference
Faster Service to Agriculture was the theme at the Kansas Federation of Federal Land Bank Associations stockholders conference in Wichita at the Broadview Hotel. A Designee Appraisal Program was unveiled for board members and managers to improve farmer service in Garden City, with comments from association staff and officers including Wayne Foster Irving Brownlee Victor Haflich Dave Woolfolk Jeanne Bergkamp I J Spitzer and A A Bergkamp.
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Kansas Federation of Federal Land Bank Associations
Broadview Hotel
Wichita
Kansas
Garden City
Wayne Foster
Foster
Irving Brownlee
Victor W. Haflich
Dave Woolfolk
Jeanne Bergkamp
I. J. Spitzer
A. A. Bergkamp
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Biggs
Clarence F, Johnson
UAR
Mother Nature
Telegram
West German
Legals
Rustlers Hill
Scott High
Adlai
Crisia
Gagden As
Horizon Home
Horizon
Belmont
Sean
Monarch Cement Co
Humboldt
Rudy Valenzuela
Roy Fankhauser
Masonry Products Co., Inc
Lyman, Jones, Cobb and Benson
Horizon Homes
Garden City, KansAs
Loren Miller
Dackle Kirchoff
Bud Nofsinger
Nancy Brown
Stevie Hopkins
Stevie
Ellis Penny
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Gordon Penny
Emporia State Players
Albert Taylor Hall
Judith Ann Swartz
Dighton
Emporia State Teachers College
Ada
Storia Een
Coimat
Lewis Lyman
Architect
Land Bank
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