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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
2
Total receipts 2 193 cattle 244 hogs. Friday’s sale sold 1 767 stocker cattle. Calves 350 450 lb sold 22 75 24. heavier 21 23. Heifer calves 8 20. Yearlings 19 21 600 750 lb 18 20 800 1000 lb 18 20.50. Slaughter cows higher. canner and cutter 8 10. Utility and commercial 10 12. Heiferettes 12.50 14.50. Bulls 10 15. Cows with calves scarce. test limited.
Finney County Association for Mental Health hosts two film showings next Monday at the Co op Center 106 N 6th. "They Cry for Help" and "Booked for Safe Keeping" address suicide risk and danger posed by emotionally disturbed individuals. Sessions run 3 to 5 pm and 7 30 to 9 30 pm with a panel discussion and Q A afterward. Local area mental health center assists the program inviting law enforcement officials judges welfare workers and others.
In the northern United States and Canada bogs are commonly called muskegs. This regional term reflects peatland landscapes common across these areas.
AP report on Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Lyndon B Johnson to discuss British proposals for a NATO nuclear force and joint command and control. Talks to continue through Tuesday with a Gromyko meeting planned. broader talks expected on Vietnam and East West issues.
Scott City Junior High School will host its annual winter concert directed by Vernon C. Dietz this Thursday. The Scott City Junior High band and the fifth and sixth grade bands will perform pieces including Voodoo Exodus and themes from West Side Story in the school auditorium.
Secretary McNamara and President Johnson discussed the defense budget aiming to keep next year’s outlays slightly below 50 billion dollars after two hours of review at the White House. The current year spending is about 490.8 billion. The administration anticipates economies in the Defense Department allowing a substantial cut in new spending authority for the next fiscal year starting July 1.
Mrs. Cora Lou Williamson 82 died Sunday at Satanta Hospital after a short illness. She born August 18 1882 in Princeton Missouri married A G Williamson January 14 1901 in Enid Oklahoma. She lived in Satanta since 1916 and leaves a son Francisco Satanta two daughters Mrs Frank Angell Satanta and Mrs C F Stouder Topeka a sister Mrs Lee Etta Martin Wichita six grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Satanta Methodist Church burial Satanta Cemetery. Hershel Ogle 56 of 1334 E Laurel found dead Sunday in his apartment death likely natural causes. He lived in Garden City six years, survived by two sons and three daughters. Graveside Sunday 1 30 pm Valley View Cemetery with Rev Jon Wade Lurtz First Southern Baptist officiating. White Funeral Home in charge.
Pearl Harbor AP report notes Captain James J. Cook Jr., a 10th generation descendant of explorer Captain James Cook, has been assigned to the Pacific Fleet staff at Pearl Harbor. The original navigator was killed by natives.
A list shows Saturday and Sunday admissions at St Catherine Hospital including Albert Goff Oletha Delgado Clarence Hickman Sublette Mrs Lawrence Chaplin Jack Jacqueline Biernacki Eminence Rt Jean Courtney and others. Dismissals include Stephen Shaffer George Raley Mrs Warren Goodman and several others from Sublette Ingalls Hutchinson and Gardendale.
In Garden City St Catherine Hospital records show a son born to Ronald and wife Mackley Rt 1 on Dec 6 at 4 26 am weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces and a son for Ervie Koehn Ingalls on Dec 6 at 10 51 am weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Deed transfers list William F Wasinger and wife to Howard B Smith and wife the south 46 feet of lot 8 and north 20 feet of lot 7 block 3 Stoeckleys subdivision.
Court records show Ronald G. Burns of G and G Trailer Courts suspended from Nov 25 for not less than 75 days after license j is received in Topeka as a habitual violator. Stanley L. Sutton of Dodge City fined $10 and costs for speeding 78 in a 70 mph zone. Traffic accidents listed include Sunday at 10:10 a.m. at 12th and Jones with vehicles owned by Robert Leon Meyer and driven by Chevyl Annette Krey. damage moderate to both cars. Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at Price and Main with Eugene Manley Smith and David A. Gribble. moderate to extensive damage. Saturday at 6:29 p.m. in the 400 block N. 8th with Doloral Lee Vargas and Mrs. Clarence Orlando Gercken. moderate and minor damage.
The 160 acre meadowland at Runnymede formed part of an estate once owned by American-born Lady Fairhaven who died in 1939 leaving the historic grounds to the British government.
Directors of the Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council endorsed Mrs Jarvis Brady Garden City for regional committee. The council, part of Region VIII, includes members from six states and Kansas City MO as regional office.
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