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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
2
Admissions listed include Alexander Satanta I Hobby TL Barnes Eminence na mes Jack Burrows at 1208 N Mh with Saturday reference and hospital entries.
Hogs 6,000 head with barrows and gilts 25 cents higher. sows strong to 25 higher. Barrows and gilts 190-240 lb at 14.25 to 14.60. 230-270 lb 13.75 to 14.25. sows 275-425 lb 11.50 to 12.25. Sheep 1,000 head. slaughter lambs 25-50 lower. ewes and feeders steady. lambs 17.75 to 18.75 top. Cattle 1,000 head. calves 700. slaughter steers and heifers 25-60 higher. cows and calves steady to 50 higher. Steers 21.50-22.75. good to choice 20.50-21.50. steer calves 20.50-24.00.
A list of garden city residents receiving dismissals births and related notices includes Mrs Gertrude Mae Bush Mrs Edgar Dobrinski Veronica Goodman Gary Leon Lucas Mrs Mat Schmale Stephanie Sue Stinemetz Mrs Donald Strack Todd T Wiesner Wayne Newell Mrs Norman Unruh John Strasser Catherine Frank McGaughey Miss Lile Faldtz Alan Stoecklein David Lyle Eves Mrs Wallace Bascue Mrs John Runp Mrs James Day Janet Jo Dumas Arthur W Parish Steven Wesley Sterling Scott Lancaster William Fief At Leopold Sunday and at St Catherine Sunday births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank McGaughey and three newborns with times and weights listed for Wallace Bascue James Day Ronald Mackley. Courts and police items note county sentencing for Clivus Witt driving with alcohol open bottle and other offenses. district divorce granted Paul A Wren from May L Wren for extreme cruelty. bonds posted for several individuals and a city court on various traffic offenses.
New York stocks drifted with a ragged advance as tax loss selling reinvestment demand and profit taking created cross currents. Du Pont fell sharply while Standard Oil RCA Jones and Laughlin American Smelting Union Carbide and wider movers rose. Dow at 760.08 noon, rails near 1956 highs, AP index up 7. Prices mixed across exchanges. bonds mixed or steady.
Don Talley was elected president of the Gardens Board of Realtors at a Saturday noon luncheon at the Wheat Lands Restaurant. Ken Eisner will be vice president for 1964, with Homer Campbell as secretary-treasurer. Officers to be installed at the January 11 luncheon meeting.
Garden City area children rush to mail Christmas letters to Santa at the North Pole ZIP 98701. Notable names include Mark Turrentine and Thelma Kuehn asking for bikes, games, and clothes. Other kids request a Superman suit, Roy Rogers gun set, Barbie items, and toy cars plus fruit, candy, and a dog present.
Timothy Hopkins two year old son of Mr and Mrs Peter H Hopkins 712 Bancroft died Sunday in St Catherine Hospital from complications of hydrocephalus present since birth. Surviving include parents a brother Michael Peter and a sister Polly Jo. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Kirby Funeral El Dorado with burial Walnut Valley Memorial Gardens El Dorado. Prayer service Tuesday 10:30 am Garnand Chapel with Rev Alvin Houser. Friends may call Garnand Funeral Home today 2 5 pm and 7 9 pm.
Mrs. Hannah Wheeler of Oak Park died Sunday morning. She leaves eight children including John Wheeler of Garden City and daughter Julia Blakey of Oak Park, formerly Garden City. Funeral will be in Oak Park.
Mrs Kent C Silberberg of Altadena California died Saturday in Altadena. Born December 6 1889 in Shullsburg Wisconsin she moved to Scott City with her parents in 1900 and married Kent C Silberberg March 28 1910 in Scott City. Her husband died in 1959. Survived by a son Kenneth of Altadena a sister Mrs Earl Van Antwerp of Scott City and two grandchildren Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday at the Scott City Methodist Church with Rev Elmer Rinke officiating Private burial in Stoll County Cemetery.
In Elkton Maryland a memorial service was held for eight year old Ja 8 frosah . copnfield who died in a car crash near Maer. About 100 friends and relatives attended with three clergymen leading the service.
Frank Sinatra Jr plans to sing again as three men face federal court for alleged kidnaping. FBI recovers most of $240000 ransom. indictments expected later this month. Suspects John W Irwin Barry Keenan Joseph Cimsler have varied criminal histories. Sinatra Sr returns to show business, praising FBI.
Two air traffic control specialists from the Federal Aviation Agency were honored for completing 20 years of federal government service. Kenneth M. Carl and G. Elaine Meredith received Length of Service Award pins as Albert Keim, FAA Flight Service Station chief, presented the honors.
A Santa Claus and his helper parachuted from a plane in Hiawatha Kansas on Santa Claus day. The helper Don Kreins died after his chute failed to open and he fell about 2500 feet landing in a cornfield near the airport. Santa Tom Dorrell and Kreins were to tour downtown passing out candy before the program was canceled. Kreins was a member of the St. Joseph Sky Divers Club.
Nashville AP report says Daniel Boone ordered Davy Crockett jailed after Mrs Crockett filed a drunkenness warrant against her husband David Tidwell Crockett 88 of Nashville. Geney Sessions Court judge Daniel Boone refused bail.
Property damage occurred at Alta Rows Elementary on Friday evening as officers responded to vandalism reports near 6 p.m. The incident involved damage by unknown individuals and is under police investigation with no arrests reported.
Washington AP reports Kansas members voting patterns on three roll calls. On passage of a 1.2 billion college construction bill, 54 to 27. Carlson abstained from voting. Pearson voted with Republicans not voting. In the foreign aid compromise bill, 195 to 164 approved for 3.6 billion, Avery, Meta, Stubitz opposed among Republicans. Ellsworth and Shriver did not vote. A 95 million air pollution funding measure passed 879 to 109 with Avery Cole Ellsworth Shriver and Skybitz voting against.
Washington reports prints of a Green Room painting given to White House staff as Christmas gifts. The prints bear facsimile signatures of John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy, with the inscription of appreciation and best wishes for Christmas.
The Reverend and Mrs J Merion Kadyk host a Kaffee Klatch for members and friends at Presbyterian Church on Thursday from 9 30 to 11 am in the Stewart Room. Christmas shoppers are invited to join in the churchs annual pastoral custom at 7th and Pine.
Zanzibar and Kenya become UN members, bringing total to 113. Security Council favors admitting both. General Assembly expected to vote soon. Zanzibar recently gained independence after a British protectorate, while Kenya, formerly a crown colony, also achieved independence.
In Ponte Vedra Beach Florida deputy sheriff Roy Landrum reported about 150 pilot whales along a three mile stretch of beach many weighing up to a ton. Three young whales and two larger individuals were rescued by Marineland crews. Theories cited include sonar interference from shallow beaches and being chased ashore by sharks.
A series of traffic accidents reported in Garden City and City Accidents sections from Friday to Sunday. Vehicles involved include a school bus driven by William Robert Saunders and a car driven by Junious 8 Farmer on Burnside Drive, a Sunday US 156 and S 50 collision by James Edward Dotts of Aurora, and multiple city incidents on Elm Street and 7th Street with drivers Mrs. Edwin L. Rohr Sinferose G. Sanchez Clifford Leslie Hart and others. Damages range from moderate to extensive with several unidentified vehicles.
Washington AP President Johnson signed a bill creating a federal partnership with colleges to meet rising enrollments. The measure authorizes 1.195 billion dollars over three years for construction, with 690 million for undergraduate and junior college facilities and 145 million for graduate schools. Loans totaling 360 million dollars aid long term construction, with grants limited to one third of costs.
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