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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
2
Local markets list prices for eggs by size with no change noted. Eggs Extra Large to Small are listed under A and C markings. Grain prices show Wheat at 1.44 with no change, Milo at 1.90 unchanged, Rye and Barley with minor formatting errors but labeled unchg.
Cattle and hog receipts at Garden City reach 2,811 with strong to weak calf prices and varied weights. Kansas City livestock futures show steady calves, strong hogs, and mixed steer and heifer demand across weights and grades.
In Finland, evergreen symbolizes mourning while shaw is used in Christmas decor. The tradition links seasonal remembrance with decorative textile accents, reflecting cultural practices around holidays and loss.
Sixty seven Order of the Arrow row members attended the annual meeting and banquet at Downing's Saturday night. New officers were elected for the Mandan Lodge and for Buffalo Range, High Plains, and Cimarron River districts. Major posts include John White as chief, Steve Wood as vice-chief, Ton Rupp as secretary, with district chiefs Roy Falke, Walt Salli vans, Wayne Howard, and others named.
Admission notices list several individuals across places including Aubrey Tiplin Denver Cole s John Hardin and Cisneros with addresses in Saint Catherine and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Brenda Lee Weber Eminence Delgado at Oletha and Mrs Murray Hart Leon Ronald Jarman among others.
Sentenced in county court Norma Goodman and Marilyn Ast receive 15 days for writing checks with suspended days on payment of funds and costs. Theodore Wilman bound over on forgery. bond posted. Driver license suspensions and multiple city and county accidents listed with names, addresses, and damage details.
A flood of letters to Santa Claus arrives from children describing Christmas wishes. Names and addresses appear for several writers including Beverly Siemson, Craig Nelson, Dustin Downer, and the Smith children, each listing toys from bicycles to dolls and trains. Some letters lack full addresses yet reveal eager requests and holiday cheer.
A former Garden Citian Mrs Paul Carter died Sunday evening in an Albuquerque New Mexico hospital of a heart attack. Funeral will be at 2 p m Tuesday in the Strong Thorne Chapel Albuquerque. Mrs Carter moved from Garden City about 1955. Survivors include widower two sons the Rev Eugene Carter Crete Illinois and Joe Carter Anaheim California and a daughter Louise Smith Los Alamos New Mexico
Charles L Brown 72 prominent Finney County rancher and WWI veteran died Saturday night in St. Catherine Hospital after a long illness. Born March 24 1892 at Friend he moved to Finney County as a child and retired in 1953. He married Mabel Rowe in 1917 in Garden City. Survived by widow two brothers a half brother and a sister. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at Community Church with burial in Valley View Cemetery Garnand Funeral Home in charge.
Thirty women telephone to recruit donors for the December 23 Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. Volunteer chairwoman Mrs. Claude Robinson leads a team including Mimes Henry Hall Claude Harkness Fritz Sauer Al Brungardt Milton Roberts Harold Gilger Gaylord Edling Bob Fenton Al Regan Jim Neumann Ralph Hinkle Bill Brown Deane Wiley L L Craig Merrill Renick Jim Barnard Dale Suffels Fred Stoeckly and Shirley Tunis. Ten members from Zeta Upsilon Beta Sigma Phi chapter join as callers: Mimes Bill Ackley Robert Dale Larry Eves Charles Laskey Charles Romine Dick Seitz LaVerne Tuttle Jerry Wade David Thomas and Mrs. Robert Emery.
Senator Everett Dirksen warned about diffusion risks in a proposed Republican policy council. The plan, unanimously backed by 18 Republican governors at a Denver meeting, aims to create a policy group representing diverse party views. Senator Barry Goldwater is noted as a leading figure in the discussion.
ARKA NS River Compact Administration re-elected its seven member board at the Lamar Colorado annual meeting. Officers include three Kansas and three Colorado members with Francis M. Bell of the U S Geological Survey Denver as chairman. Kansas re-elected members include Logan Green Carl E Bentrup and R V Smrha. The report also notes GOP leaders’ views on party leadership and potential advisory councils ahead of the 1966 elections.
In Cincinnati lawyers for James R. Hoffa argue government errors tainted his jury tampering verdict from a 1962 Chattanooga trial. Hoffa leads the Teamsters with 1.7 million members. Co defendants Ewing King Larry Campbell and Thomas Parks also appeal, claiming prejudicial errors. All remain free on bond as the 8th, 3rd circuit consider the cases.
Next week's hot lunch offerings include Manhattan steaks with corn and rolls, roast beef with baked potato, turkey with dressing, beef stew with vegetables, oven fried ocean perch, and various sides and desserts. Milk portions range from 1 to 44 pints, with items like cinnamon rolls, apple-date pie, pumpkin pie, peach cobbler, and date nut bread.
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