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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1962

Page

2

Garden City Livestock Report and Cattle Prices

Cattle receipts total 2,280 with fat cattle steady to strong. High to low choice steers 27.00 to 28.50, Standard and low choice 24.00 to 25.50, Choice heifers 26.00 to 27.50, cows 11.00 to 13.50, utility and commercials 14.00 to 15.00. Yearlings in demand 26.50 to 28.00. Holsteins 19.00 to 23.00. Hogs top 16.30, most butcher hogs 15.75 to 16.30. baby pigs 7.50 to 12.50 per head. Kansas City cattle and hog summaries follow with 10,000 cattle and 6,600 hogs reported.

Garden City Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Stock Market Dips Modestly As Dow Edges Up

New York AP report shows the stock market broadly lower in moderate trading at noon. The Dow Jones average rose 25 to 652.35 while many key issues slipped fractions, with gains for Eastman Kodak Unin Carbide American Tobacco and Texaco and losses for IBM Douglas Aircraft Amerada and Chrylser.

New York Douglas Aircraft IBM Litton Industries Pensi Cola Eastman Kodak Unin Carbide American Tobacco Public Service Electric & Gas Texaco du Pont Amerada Ford General Motors Chrysler

Citizens Awards To Two Students At Holcomb Schools

Rodney Adams and Myrna Joss received the Good Citizens Awards for the second six weeks at Holcomb consolidated schools. Three high school students earned straight A grades Robin Robins Marshal Adams and Melya Turner. Honor roll lists freshmen Richard Braun Gene Brown Eldon Gay Sandra Grant Mark Robins. sophomores Buster Adams Gary Burch Art Dunsworth Sharon Hate Marsha Helm Jackie McMichael Lynn Martin Kaye Sloan Greg Upchurch. juniors Kent Earnest Nancy Golay Mary Ann Mader Fred Martinez Mary Wasinger. seniors Rosie Baier Richard Bennett Kenny Burch Virginia Burnett Connie Glant Trudy Irisk Carol Karle.

Rodney Adams Truit Adams Holcomb Myrna Joss Lyle Joss Robin Robins Marshal Adams Melya Turner Richard, Braun Gene Brown Eldon Gay Sandra Grant Mark Robins Buster Adams Gary Burch Art Dunsworth Sharon Hate Marsha Helm Jackie McMichael Lynn Martin Kaye Sloan Greg Upchurch Kent Earnest Nancy Golay Mary Ann Mader Fred Martinez Mary Wasinger Rosie Baier Richard Bennett Kenny Burch Virgina Burnett Connie Glant Trudy Irsik Carol Karle

Soviet Sets Record Budget for 1963

Moscow reports a record budget of 87.6 billion rubles for 1963, up 13.6 percent with military spending at 18.9 billion rubles. Finance Minister Vasily Garbuzov unveiled the plan at the Supreme Soviet, noting income 87.6 billion and expenditures 86.1 billion, against 314.7 billion income and 82.7 billion spent this year.

Moscow Vasily Garbusov Supreme Soviet

Otto the dog rings his own number in Kansas City

Otto, a 160 pound Newfoundland owned by John C. Shoup, kept his name on a telephone line as calls poured in from children who wanted to talk to him. Shoup said the gag drew many daily calls starting around 5 a.m. and that Otto shows no plans to answer yet.

Kansas City Otto Otto Diac Bernard John C. Shoup Shoun Kansas City Star

Holcomb Teacher Attends National Vocational Teachers' Meet

Donald Vaughn, Holcomb High School vocational agriculture teacher, attended the National Vocational Agriculture Teachers' Association convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin as an official Kansas delegate. The first general session opened Saturday and concluded Thursday afternoon.

Donald Vaughn Holcomb High School National Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Assn Milwaukee Wise Vaughn Kansas Association

Kansas Traffic Log Report From Topeka AP

Kansas traffic death log outlines numbers for a 48 hour period ending Monday. The report lists figures for December including totals for 1962 and a comparison with 1961, with a monetary figure noted as $18 in the period.

Topeka Kansas

Hospital Admissions and Births At St Catherine

Saturday and Sunday hospital admissions listed for St Catherine in Cimarron Shallow Water and Leopold with names and addresses. Births noted at St Catherine including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Alex Garcia Holcomb and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Wayne Perry with weights and times.

St. Catherine Gary Neal Woods Cimarron Lowell Whitson Frank Holmes Don Tennessen Stoeckly George Abbott Alex Garcia Holcomb Herman J. Howard Richard Henry Wayne ‘Perry Stacy Stinemetz Joe Arwine Leopold H. G. Foos Robin McLinn James Grover Sturgeon David F. Sayer Stone Hotel Frank Malsom City William Briscoe Frankie Tolbert Vernon Ray Clark Ida’ Baker Lakin Duwane Patton Scott City Robert Johnson Jeraldine Kitch Jess Smith Angela Fry Guy Harberson J. P Kaiser Park St Catherine

Garden City Property Transfers and Ownership Claims

In Garden City Fred H Wehkamp holds the No of the NEEM of 34 23 25. Virginia Zirkle Widigner and others transfer one half interest in and to lot 1 and the north 28 feet of lot 2 block 34 Stevens Second Addition. Earl Blair Zirkle and wife transfer one half interest in and to lot 1 and the north 23 feet of lot 2 block 34 Stevens Second Addition. City of Garden City Corporation Deed to Sloan Wilbert Vault Company Inc Jot 15 Airlinks Industrial Park.

Fred H. Wehkamp Virginia Zirkle Widigner M. BD. Niedens Stevens Earl Blair Zirkle Et Ux M. D. Niedens Stevens Second Corporation Garden City Sloan-Wilbert Vault Company, Inc Airlinks Industrial Park

Court fines and license suspensions list

A county court docket lists fines for various traffic and license offenses. Roberta McGrew and Raymond Polkowitsh each received fines for license issues and speeding, with amounts from 5 to 15 dollars. Several others faced fines for speeding, failing to have a log book, insufficient funds, and a minor driving violation. Driver license suspensions were ordered for Ememorio Vigil and Elmer J. Gross. Bonds posted include Fritz Ham Jill and Maurice Wisler. An assault and battery case involving Gene Aloze Jalamo is noted with a $50 fine.

Roberta McGrew Garden City Raymond Polkowitsh Scott City Jean A. Larson Rt. 1 Eldon L. Gestenslager Stoeckly Tom Jenkins Tom B. Jenkins Elmer J. Gross W. Kansas Ememorio Vigil W.fulton Fritz L. Ham Jill Maurice Lee Wisler N. Ltd Joe M. Mata Burnside Drive Donald Dean Wells Penn Gene Aloze Jalamo E. Santa Fe

Traffic Accidents Reported Saturday Across Area

Multiple Saturday crashes recorded at 8th and Edwards and 7:40 p.m. on W Fulton involve Ronald Dean Wells Timothy Bowman and Leroy Thomas. Damages range from light to extensive with two vehicles heavily damaged in the 156 county road area near Gor​don Gimple and Roger Landgraf.

Edwards Ronald Dean Wells Penn Leo Calvin Bowman W. Fair Wells W. Fulton Leroy Lawrence Thomas N. 1St David Louis McDaniel Holcomb Hoth

Sublette Man Elected to Banking Board in Kansas

Sublette cashier Jon Starke was elected a Kahing member of the Bank Fe Trail Highway board. The annual meeting held at Council Grove saw W. C. Whitecotton of Elkhart elected president, succeeding W. C. Wheatley of Clayton. Helen Pfaff of Hugoton named vice president and Elmen Newacheck of Larned secretary treasurer. Other directors include Paul Amos of Shawnee Mission, Don McNeal of Council Grove, and Art Hodgson of Lyons.

Jon Starke Sublette Sunday Bank Fe Trail Highway Usi6 Ean Council Grove Kansas Dodge City Elkhart W. C. Whitecotton W. C. Wheatley Clayton, N.M Helen Pfaff Hugoton Elmen Newacheck Larned Paul Amos Shawnee Mission Don McNeal Art Hodgson Lyons

Navigational Aid To Be Changed Near Garden City

A federal change shifts the low frequency air navigation aid northeast of Garden City from a low frequency range to a homer installation. No courses will be transmitted. pilots must use directional antennas to locate stations. The move follows reduced LF range use and increased VOR reliance, with plans to remove four of five towers, keeping the center tower only.

Garden City Federal Aviation Agency

Letters to Santa fill Telegram pages with requests

Dozens of letters to Santa Claus arrive at the Telegram and will be sent on to the North Pole. Young writers from Imperial Rt and nearby submit Christmas wishes including a basketball, dolls, trains, a palomino horse, a space helmet, a transistor radio, and various toy gadgets.

Santa Clara St. Nick North Pole Jimmy Husehka Imperial Rt Santa Jerry Husehke Popeye Roger Unruh Nancy

Salter to represent KU at Big Eight student gov conf

Salter, Garden City senior at the University of Kansas, will be one of six delegates representing K.U. at the Big Eight Student Government Conference in Columbia, Missouri, this Friday and Saturday. He chairs the K.U. All Student Council and is the son of Mr and Mrs J W Salter, 1222 Parkwood. Howard T Blanchard, Garden City architect, and Joe Warder, also of the Blanchard firm, attended an architects workshop in Wichita earlier this month.

Howard T. Blanchard Garden City Joe Warderwide Blanchard Wichita Harold Spitanagle F.A.I.A Louix Falls 3.D Dudley Hunt Architectural Record

JFK Calls for Action Against Air Pollution

President Kennedy urged national action on air pollution as a London smog tragedy sparked urgency for a national conference opened by the Public Health Service. Surgeon General Terry estimated over 7 billion dollars yearly in economic losses, with about 1000 professionals expected to attend from medicine, engineering, science, and industry.

Washington London Kennedy Luther TL. Terry The Public Health Service United States Anthony J. Celebrezze

Phone Book Changes Due Soon At Southwestern Bell Office

Southwestern Bell manager Bd Wright urges residents to submit changes to their telephone directory now before the next issue goes to press. After publication, edits can’t be made until next year, and firms should report any name changes to ensure accurate listings.

Bd Wright Southwestern Bell Wright

Dwight Schmidt Leads Antarctica Survey Team

Dwight L. Schmidt a geologist with the United States Geological Survey heads a five man crew in Antarctica working since October. He is married to the former Carol Fischer daughter of Evelyn M Fischer Rt 1 Garden City born and raised there now living in New Zealand while her husband serves on duty.

Dwight L. Schmidt Antaractica United States Geological Survey Schmidt Carol Fischer Mre Evelyn M. Fischer Rt. 1 Garden City New Zealand

Finis Lodge Contributes To Scholarships Fund

The Prince Hall Masonic family of the Kansas jurisdiction presented 24 scholarships totaling nearly $2,400 to college students at its Parsons event. Garden City Finis Lodge No. 78 led with about $400 to the scholarship fund, chaired by Worshipful Master Tom King.

Prince Hall Masonic Family Kansas Jurisdiction Parsons Garden City Finis Lodge No Tom King

Wheat program signup deadline nears at ASCS office

O A Schopf announces the 1963 Wheat stabilization program signup ends December 14 in winter wheat areas. Farmers must file an application to participate and specify acreage diverted to conservation, with 20 to 60 percent diversion allowed. Full signup is urged to avoid loss of payments or price support, and early county office visits are advised.

ASCS O. A. Schopf Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Schopf

Time to File For Fuel Refund Time to File For Fuel Refund

The 1963 Motor Fuel Tax Refund Permit applications go on sale Tuesday. County Clerk Jane Collins said applications for the permits are required for each calendar year and expire on Dec. 31. Farmers and others using gasoline for non highway purposes may apply for the permits. Mrs. Collins noted that a farmer or other applicant unable to attend the office may send a letter of authority for his wife to apply. There were 580 permits issued in 1962.

Jane Collins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Figoy Eidos B Lares Buge Rva Bartley Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Roy H. Johnson L. M. Weltmer Noble W. Draks Tae Warren Hotel State Ottfo Jesus Rendon Oscar Roy Satanta Tammara Kay Koll Bancroft Delbert Davis Meade Forfirio Garcia Legals Quttelaim Dee Vivian N. Werner Ronald L. Werner Bobby Jaz Goodwin Etux Garland Investments, Inc Klerk Haskell Wart Emerson and Eales M. O. Wolfgill Gene O Embree Inge and Vinzant H. F. Wehkamp Wil Acousticon A. D. Bollinger Mid-Kansas Acousticon Wichita, Kansas Sublette Man Judy Ty Rudolph Lauria Lynn Reeve Joan Hamman JFK Dwight Schmidt Antarctica Finis. Lodge Chevrolet Chevrolet Trucks Ula Lee Champ Wepre Pee Peat Tts Ag Anna Gaauaneetene Debeemneneel Mnenessiaesegunenemene Nantes Ccut Henolan Motor Company
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