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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
1
Listings show admissions at St Catherine for John A Cust Holcenth G George Morgan Geogers Dufford 1102 Satford Martin Luther Warmon Emin ence At Francis Phelps Lakin Linda Geckles 1503 5 Laurel Mrs Andrew Gallardo Hol comb Mrs Rodman Carr Johnson and dismissals at St Catherine include Mrs Thomas Treat 1009 Ban croft re
Birth notices from St Catherine and area indicate two newborn sons to Sanchez and Yount families with dates in December. County traffic fines list multiple drivers from Scott City Sublette and Holcomb for speeding in 60 to 70 plus mph zones with fines and costs noted. Toland’s case continued to January 17, 1968.
A sequence of Tuesday traffic mishaps is logged in multiple blocks. Sandra Reed and another driver faced minor damage in the 1100 block N Main. Dennis Siegrist and Allen Stegman sustained minor damage in the 100 block E Chestnut. A parked car at 1208 Parkwood owned by Dick Woods had minor damage, while Winifred Kingery’s car showed no damage. At 1:45 p.m. in the 100 block W Pine, Bobby Stalter’s car suffered extensive damage and Mrs Danny Joe Nichols’ car had minor damage. A 7:30 p.m. collision in the 1300 block Walker involved Mrs John Albert Merz with minor damage and Dolores Vargas’s vehicle with damage unknown. Also listed are real estate transfers: Midwest Investment Co. Inc. to Mark E Taylor et ux for part of Ward’s Addition and a quitclaim deed from Mark E Taylor et ux to J H Keller for lots in Ward’s Addition.
Garden City fat cattle receipts show 524 head with no true market test for over 1050 lb Choice steers would have sold steady to strong at 25.00 to 25.75. Good to low choice steers 24.00 to 25.00. Holstein steers 21.00 to 22.00. Choice heifers active to 2 higher, mostly 23.75 to 24.55, heavier weights in demand. Cows limited, mostly 12.00 to 14.00. Kansas City hogs 3,500, plus 50-75 higher for barrows and gilts, sows 75-125 higher. Cattle 1,500, calves 30, steers steady, choice 25.00 to 25.50, heifers 24.00, cows 13.25 to 14.50, feeders 23.50 to 25.00.
Topeka Daily Capital reports Junction City publisher John D Montgomery is very interested in a U S Senate bid. He previously led Kansas Democrats and narrowly lost the 1958 2nd District race to Chester Mize by 3617 votes. Governor candidate Harry G Wiles also expressed Senate interest.
Mrs Pauline B Rome 76 died yesterday with funeral at 930 am Friday at St Marys Catholic Church Rev Urban Hoying to officiate Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens Rosary 830 pm tomorrow at Garland Funeral Home Friends may call Garnands 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow
Edwin R. Johnson 60 of Hugoton will be buried at Hugoton Cemetery after a 2 p.m. service at Hugoton Christian Church conducted by The Rev. Patrick Johnson. Survived by widow, two sons, his mother Mrs Lois Johnson of Syracuse, five sisters including Mrs J D Hendley of Syracuse, and one brother. Rogers Funeral Home in charge.
Sublette is aglow as the Jaycees and local merchants install Christmas lights across building rooftops after Mike Sherwood led the project with Jaycee President Dick Sitts backing. Visitors are invited to drive through town to see the festive display.
In Louisville an estimated 30,000 teenagers tried to do the frug at a dance for underprivileged children. Police untangled the crowd at Freedom Hall. Six teens needed assistance, five returned to the floor, one was hospitalized for X rays. Over 2,000 toys were collected.
An all male jury was selected Tuesday in the first day of hearings on a damage suit in Finney County District Court. The suit is Wentworth vs Sprague et al. District Court Judge Ernest M. Vieux of Dodge City is hearing the case. Judge Bert Vance is disqualified as his brother is among the attorneys involved.
A charge of statutory rape was filed against Braulio Perez, 22, Star Rt. In a preliminary hearing Perez failed to post a $1,000 bond and was committed to jail. A 15-year-old juvenile girl remains held by juvenile authorities as a runaway in connection with the case. The case was continued until 10 a.m. next Tuesday.
Finney County will receive 848800.64 as the ad valorem tax for the Santa Fe Railway. First half payments are mailed to 71 Kansas counties served by Santa Fe, which will pay 4823935.27 for 1965 ad valorem taxes in Kansas. Cadet Kent Carmichael has been promoted to airman first class in the Air Force ROTC at Kansas State University. Carmichael is a freshman majoring in pre veterinary medicine and earned his promotion for high academics and aerospace studies. F Winston Scott and K Mark Scott are among 132 KSU students ending student teaching this week. Sheryl Erling and Janice Kepley will participate in a national debate at the University of Redlands January 3 to 5.
Dodge City voters approved a bond issue up to 197000 for airport improvements including runway ramps and taxiways, extended ramps, terminal expansion, and land purchase. Use of funds hinges on matching federal funds and CAB action to combine services with Garden City. a hearing is set for February.
A 15 year old appeared in Juvenile Court on assault with a deadly weapon. He was charged with firing a .22 rifle at a car on November 25, shooting out both headlights. Judge M C Schrader warned the youth and took the case under advisement for an undetermined period pending behavior. Fertile soil is the base of healthy crops, healthy livestock, and healthy people.
Mr D reaches Santa as he opens a magic mirror left by the Voodoo man. The Fabulous Dunkle bum looks in and turns to stone. Mr D smashes the mirror, but the Dunklebum is already stone as lights fade. Santa learns the Voodoo man has cast a spell on Santa Land. Santa fears his own fate.
Santa learns a curse has turned elves and reindeer to gloom as the Voodoo man plots to destroy Christmas. A city bus with a cross eyed driver leads him to Santa Land where Mr D reveals his mysterious bus and the quest to reach Zabbazara. The tale ends with hope of breaking the spell tomorrow.
President Johnson proposed sending a team of medical teachers and scientists to Pakistan to work with local authorities on broad medical training and rural health improvements. The mission would be led by Dr. Donald F. Hornig. The offer came at a White House dinner with President Ayub Khan after a frank, friendly talks on Kashmir and Vietnam.
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