Satanta Grade School Addition Under Way
Work has started on a new addition to Satanta grade school delivering seven more classrooms a kindergarten locker rooms for boys and girls physical education facilities and service areas. The Larry Delozier Construction Co of Dodge City holds the general contract with Garden City sub contractors. Architects are Howard T Blanchard Joe Benson Jr and Joe Vanderwide. Bonds approved last May by Common School District No 13 cover up to 175000. Addition connects to the overcrowded main building and will include gym clothes facilities and a new administration library and science room. Completion is planned for next fall.
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Howard T. Blanchard
Garden City
Joe C. Benson, Jr
Joe H. Vanderwide
Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Mixed, Market Steady
In Kansas City, cattle 1,500 and calves 50 were mostly auctioned with no steers or heifers offered. Cows ranged 21.50-16.00, hogs steady with various weight bands from 185-225 lb at 17.85-18.00, up to 300-350 lb at 18.75, sows 230-400 lb 19.00-14.25, feeder lambs 14.00, and lambs overall showing mixed quotes. Sheep 500 head generally steady with good and choice penned at 85-105 bb per hundred, shorn lambs 16.50, ewes 3.50-5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Deaths of James Barber and Chester Holmes
James Lynn Barber 46 died at his Sublette home of a heart attack. Born December 6, 2014 in Ransom, he worked for Peoples Gag Company. Survivors include widow Orphene, son James Dean, daughters Crystal Ann and Mary Jean, siblings. Funeral Saturday 10:30 at Church of Christ, Ransom. burial Ransom Cemetery. Chester Holmes 52 of 406 Center died at Ben Grimary Gymnasium from a heart attack. Born February 3, 1909 in Plymell, he married Esther Gilchrist and worked as a salesman for KT Company. Survivors include widow, son Gerald in Texas, daughter Shirley, siblings and extended relatives. Funeral 10:30 at Chelan Church.
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James Lynn Barber
Sublette
Mr. Barber
Ransom
Peoples Gag Company
Orphene
James Dean
Crystal Ann
Mary Jean
Church of Chirlston
Ransom Cemetery
Chester Holmes
Center
Ben Grimarey
R. Holmes
Plymell
Esther Gilchrist
le Ae
K Ti Company
Christian Church
Home
Gerald
U.S. Air Force
Texas
Shirley
Mine Brothers
John
Frank
Garden City
Robert
Globe
Ariz
Ronald
Engleve
Jorman E Bupeal
Gartie Tarker
Lo. Orville
Pueblo
Colo
Atles
Dubois
Wye
Clarence
Byers
Cold
Ters
Avi Pret
An City
W. D. Preigser
Lona Colo
Fantea
Chelan Church
Kennedy to lead education aid talks in Florida
President-elect John F Kennedy held a conference on federal aid to education in Palm Beach Florida and assembled a team to discuss possible government appointments. He aims to urge Congress after January 3 to pass a program funding classroom construction and teacher salaries while House Speaker Rayburn cautioned focusing first on more classrooms.
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Palm Bdach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Frank Thompson
D'N.j
House Committee On Education and Labor
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Hisenhower
Capitol
Rayburn
U S Deficit For Third Quarter Not As Large As Estimated
The Commerce Department reported the U S balance of payments deficit for July to September at an annual rate of 4.1 billion dollars, lower than the preliminary 4.3 billion estimate but higher than the second quarter’s 2.8 billion. Heavy American capital outflow to Europe and foreign stock sales inJuly September contributed to the rise.
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Washington
U. S
Commerce Department
Europe
Forigners
Car Stolen Here Found in Oklahoma
Lawton police recovered a 1988 Plymouth hard top stolen from Million Motors in Garden City. FBI identified James Patrick Ryan as the driver but provided no further details. The car was found in Lawton, Oklahoma, on Wednesday.
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Garden City
Lawton
Oklo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
James Patrick Ryan
Ryan
Million Motors
McPherson students raise gift for missed Christmas call
McPherson High School students in Juan Carbajal's Spanish classes collected a cash gift to cover the cost of a telephone call to his wife and two sons in Lima Christmas Day. Spokesmen said the amount was large enough for about three minutes plus overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson, Kas
Juan Carbajal
McPherson High School
Lima
Reru
Carbajal
Garden City hospital admissions and births update
In Garden City today admissions include Mrs Maxing Dunlap and Mrs Glenn Koehn among others at St Catherine and Deerfield. births report a McCarty boy at 5 02 p m and a Koehn girl at 6 37 p m. Dismissals list several patients including Carl Landgren and Edward Nolen. police reports note Edward Kraus speeding and improper driving. accidents near Main and Fulton involve Greaty Hardesty and Salmons. county fines include Robert Craig for overload.
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St. Catharine
Maxing Dunlap
St. Catherine
Carl Landgren
J. Fairchild
Edward Nolen
Deerfield
Don von Schrltz
Healy
Jim Zubeck
Elizabeth Heddershot
Mulberry
Buford Scott
Gon
John. Gon
George McCarty
Davis
Glenn Koehn
Ulysses
Blue Room
John Edward Greaty
Scott City
Milo Gale Hardesty
Salina
Main and
Fulton
Earl R. Trussell
Syracuse
Charley A. Salmons
N.ard
Air Force Chief Sends Christmas Message to POW Airmen
Washington AP Gen Thomas D White Air Force Chief of Staff sent a Christmas message to Capt John R McKone of Tonganoxie Kansas and Capt Freeman B Olmstead of Elmira New York two U S airmen held in a Soviet prison in Moscow The message was routed through the U S military attache and Soviet authorities will decide delivery The men survivors of a B47 reconnaissance plane downed over the Barents Sea July 1 White told them the Air Force shares their hopes and prayers and noted their wives and children will be with them in heart over the holidays
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Washington
Thomas D White
Air Force
Lubyanka
Ln Russia
U.S
Moscow
John R McKone
Tonganoxle
Kan
Freeman B. Olmstead
Elmira
N.Y
Barents Sea
White
Pfayers
Strategic Air Commander
Train Wreck in Jagodow Leaves Dozens Injured in Poland
Polish news agency PAP reports a freight train crashed into a passenger train near Lublin at Jagodow killing three people and seriously injuring more than twenty. The two rear passenger coaches were derailed and rushed.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jagodzow
Lublin
Pap
Louisiana Officials Inch Toward New Tax Vote
Louisiana administration leaders remained undecided on pushing another House vote for a 28 million sales tax hike to aid segregated private schools. The measure failed 65 to 36, just short of two thirds, as courts and legislature balked. The House meets amid a Christmas break while a federal panel cites Aycock and other officials for contempt over salaries to teachers at Frantz and McDonogh No 19, the two integrated schools.
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Baton Rouge
House
Jimmie H. Davie
Senate
New Orleans
C. C. Aycock
Orleans Parish
Aycock
Thomas Jewell
Shelby M. Jackson
William Frantz
McDonogh
Frantz
McDonagh
U. S
Cub Pack 109 Honors Leader For 13 Years
Cub Pack 109 honors cubmaster John Mangan for 13 years of service at a Christmas program. Tony Jewel presented the honor for his leadership of the Optimist Club sponsored pack. Cubs handed gifts to parents from den mothers and auxiliaries as Santa arrived with treats.
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John Mangan
Tony Jewel
Mangan
Optimist Club
Gerald Sperry
Rose Rizzell
Dick Robinson, Jr
Willard Miller
Howard Corrigan
Wayne Bertholf
Santa Claus
Amet Landgraf
Navy crew given up as search ends near Newfoundland
Nine sailors aboard a U S Navy bomber are confirmed dead after wreckage is found 17 miles off the southeast Newfoundland tip during a fleet exercise. Two bodies were recovered by the freighter American One as rescue efforts conclude with the aircraft parts scattered in clear weather.
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St, John's
Newfoundland
The Trial of Mary and Joseph in Nazareth
A dramatic reconstruction follows Mary and Joseph from their betrothal through Mary's bearing of a child. Joseph arguments with fear and doubt, while Mary pleads innocence. Amid whispers and elder judgments, Joseph decides to marry Mary, affirming their bond and divine conception. They depart to Bethlehem for the tax census, finding unity despite scandal as they face the new path.
Boy Arrested For Stealing Christmas Tree In Woodstock Park
An 18 year old, Richard Fournier, cut down a foot evergreen in Woodstock City Park to give a girlfriend a Christmas tree. He admitted taking it after hearing her father's part time job and money troubles. Police say he decorated the tree in the girl's home, but he did not reveal the source. Fournier faces malicious mischief charges with up to 500 dollars fine and a year in jail and may spend Christmas in jail until a justice of the peace hearing on December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock, Ill
Woodstock City Park
Richard Fournier
Fournier
Park
Wedneesday
Justice of the Peace
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Kansas City Livestock
Oklahoma
Edward Joseph Kraua
Frank Nelson Hazmall
Conkling
Edward Joseph Kraus
Lester Lea Taylor
Liberal
Robert P. Craig
Louisiana
Cub Pack
Navy
Joseph
Mary
George Cornell
Joseph Bar Jacob
Meleah
Adam
Eve
Judea
Nazareth
David
Beth
Pnamora
Trump
Pizza the
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Ctiravoe
Larry Kliesen
Cace
Garden of New
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Pork
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