Admittances and discharges listed for Garden City area
In Garden City Hospital today admits include Mrs Arnold Ward from Scott City and Mrs Charles Walters of 803 Summit. Discharges feature Alfred Stoecklein and Ralph Dowd from Holcomb, Frederick Miller also of Holcomb, and Mrs H Stone plus E W Henkle at RFD 1. Police briefs note AWOL from Ft Leonard Wood for Richard Witman RFD 1 and a $10 speeding bond posted for George J MaIder of Deerfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Ward
Scott City
Charles Walters
Summitt
Alfred Stoecklein
Holcomb
Ralph Dowd
E. Fulton
Frederick Miller
Fertilizer Conference to Highlight Kansas Fertility Research
The ninth annual fertilizer conference at Kansas State College Manhattan will present summaries of soil fertility research from the Kansas agricultural experiment station over the past year. Liquid fertilizer studies receive special attention during the event set for Monday and Tuesday.
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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Markets Local Produce Market Courtesy Lindh Produce Co
Local market notes list eggs in various sizes and brands from Lindh Produce Co with categories A B C and duties of current receipts including heavy and light hens and a 4 day cream. Also mentions Ist grade cream and Garden City Grain Local Market change courtesy Farmers Elevator.
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Lindh Produce Co
Garden City
Farmers Elevator
Pageant by Latin Club Presents Latin Christmas Story
Members of the high school Latin Club will stage a Christmas pageant in Latin Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school little theater directed by sponsor Bernadine Sitts The program will include Christmas musical numbers and a cast featuring Marilyn Sheehy Judy Cook Gail Garton Susan Foster Dean Mangan Larry Ellington Gary Rickman Jim Ellis Ronnie Holloway Jack Jewell Pat Cook Barbara Maxwell Ava Barton Glenda Lee Virginia Rocha Jean Ann Ware Joann Castro Nancy Smithe and Nancy Blanchard Attendees will receive a Latin printed program to follow the tale.
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Curtic
Gary Rickman
Ronnie Halloway
Larry Ellington
Jack Jewell
Susan Foster
Gail Garton
Judy Cook
Jim Ellis
la ‘Tin Club
Bernardine Sitts
Little Theater
Marilyn Sheehy
Dean Mangan
Ronnie Holloway
Pat Cook
Barbara Maxwell
Ava Baton
Glenda Lee
Virginia Rocha
Jean Ann Ware
Joann Castro
Nancy Smithe
Nancy Blanchard
Telegram Profit Sharing Plan For Staff Unveiled
The Garden City Telegram announces an employee profit sharing trust with annual earnings set aside to fund disability retirement and death benefits. No employee contribution required. cash payments possible in profitable years. Trust aims to reward service and encourage retention with eligibility after six months of employment.
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Garden City Telegram
Stuart An- Ibrey
Awbrey
Leyal
U.S
Garden National Bank
Carriers Picket Kansas City Star Across City
Kansas carriers and some union craftsmen staged a walkout at the Kansas City Star with others refusing to cross the line. Star officials said carriers had not presented a reason for the action. Surviving relatives include two sons Charles Davis of Cimarron Oswald Davis of Dodge City and two daughters Mildred Schwinn of Tucson and Mabel George of Garden City. Funeral services are to be held Monday at the Union Church in Ingalls with burial in Ingalls cemetery.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
The
Star
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
Sophia Davis
Garden City
Tucson
Ariz
Davis
Sterling
Charles , Davis
Cimarron
Oswaldavis
Dodge City
Mildred Schwinn
Mabel George
Union Church
Ingalls
Wilbert Nelson
Harrison Smith
Ingalls Cemetery
Buy a Christmas Tree Early for Freshness and Water
Manhattan notes extension specialist Harold Gallaher advises buying a ready-cut tree early at sales to ensure freshness and moisture. Check needles for moisture by feeling boughs and shaking. if needles fall, the tree is likely dry. Upon bringing home, water thoroughly, trim the butt end, keep cool and shaded until indoor display.
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Manhattan
Harold G. Gallaher
Kansan State College
Gallaher
Add Feed Mill Facilities At Local Firm's New Site
Best Seed company expands at 102 South Std Gar den City adds feed processing with two 3 ton bins and 10 bins total. New plant features pellet mill grinder mixer molasses tank and better floor space for seed sales to 75 percent of the state. Local partners Lew Anderson Elden Rulon explain year round operation and expanded offices and display room.
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South Std
Lew Rulon
Elden Anderson
Lew Anderson
Volkersheim
Germany
Rocky Mountains
Red
California
Harmony
Arizona
Promcom
Dead Womans Husband Held After Shot Wounding
A man, Ivan Odgers, 38, was held after his wife Roberta May Odgers was found fatally wounded by a shotgun near Manhattan. Odgers was captured at a roadblock and a shotgun found in his car. The incident prompted federal and state scrutiny of drought aid eligibility tests as investigators noted a neighboring child reported the mother’s death.
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Junction City
Manhattan
Ivan Odgers
Washington
Ture
Odgers
Missouri
Ajbe
Roberta May Odgers
Department
Elvin War
Jer
Harold
Federal
State Senate Makeup Told in Kansas 1987
TOPEKA i A committee on committees will appoint standing committees in the 1987 Kansas Senate and Sen Paul Wunsch is to be re elected president pro tem The president pro tem will refer bills to proper committees and appoint conference committees which work differences in Senate and House bills This was unanimously decided at an informal caucus of 29 Senate Republicans yesterday The action will be ratified at a formal caucus of the Senate s 32 Republicans on Jan 1 the day before the Senate convenes It will then require only a formal vote in the Senate In the past the lieutenant governor held appointment power when aligned with the Senate majority This year Democrat Joseph Henkle is lieutenant governor while the Senate is 32 Republicans and eight Democrats The Constitution requires the lieutenant governor to preside but the Senate makes its own rules on committee appointments and bill referrals The power to appoint committees will be taken from defeated GOP lieutenant governor John McCuish who will preside over the Senate for six days until Henkle takes office Wunsch said the Senate will be organized before Henkle takes office and rules will be changed to place committee appointment power in the hands of the committee The group recommended a five member committee on committees led by Sen Laurin Jones Other members are Sen Wunsch Sen James Porter Sen Garner Shriver and Sen W M Beall About 3 million tons of coal are produced annually from North Dakotaignite mines
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Topeka i
Kansas
Senate
Paul Wunsch
Akingman
House
Eratom
Joseph Henkle
Henkle
GOP
John McCuish
McCuish
Wunsch
McCulsh
Laurin Jones
Dodge City
James Porter
Topeka
Garner Shriver
Wichita
W. M. Beall
Clay Center
Kansas Board of Health extends hospital licenses and fines local action
Wichita flier reports a Kansas Board of Health decision extending the Axtell hospital license six months with a 50 percent completion condition for a new 12 bed facility. Anthony Community Clinic and Hospital Assn license extended one year after adding an emergency exit and other changes. The piece notes political context and local option discussions connected to the period.
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Topeka
E. W. Freeman
Lamar
Colo. W
Hutchinson
Kansas United
Axtell
Anthony
C. Rounds
Wichita
Kas
Kansas Board of Health
Community Clinic and Hospital Assn
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Latin Club
Telegram
Marvin Smith
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Three Brothers
Us-50
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D Co
Bill Crites
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Harvey Dahl
Benson
Haskell County
Kathleen Murphy
Duane Murphy
Dixie Black
L. C. Black
Satanta
North Dakota
Junior
Gardrn City Insurance Board
Wichita Flier
Eisenhower
Two Buttes
First Southern Baptist Church
Main
Campbell
Crotty
Pelf
Edgar A. Guest
Fulton
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