Garden City notices of admissions dismissals births and crimes
In Garden City admissions list Debrina Ballinger Jimmie Zubeck Delbert Wilks Orville Nanninga Raymond Plotner and Paul Emrie births record a boy at 3 14 a m weighing 4 pounds 11 ounces. Dismissals include Peter Brack and Robert Cates. Accidents report a 1 a m collision at 8th and Fulton. Various fines sentences and notices. Public records include executive clemency petitions for Donald Davis Richard Eugene Hickock and Loyd N Sparks with dates and offices in Topeka Kansas.
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St. Catherine
St. Catherine Tour
Paul Emrie
Summit
Notich Ksp
Donald Davis
Finney County
Kansas
Topeka
Kanspa
Donald Davin
Garden City
Meee
Richard Eugene Hickock
Richard Hugene Hickock
Garden City Telegram
AKAP
Loyd N. Sparks
Binney County
Kattle
Topeks
Surviving crew move to safety after Pine Ridge breakup
Five crewmen remained aboard the Pine Ridge stern section as Coast Guard operations continued for eight missing sailors. Four crewmen joined engineer John Richart to protect salvage rights while helicopters ferried 28 survivors from the bobbing hulk. The Pine Ridge split 100 miles east of Cape Hatteras after gale winds, with Key Stone Shipping Co. of Philadelphia the owner.
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Norfolk
Pine Ridge
Clark Snyder
Havertown
Keystone Shipping Co. of
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Atlantic
American
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Deaths Nellie Madison Tipton 83 Eminence Kans
Nellie Madison Tipton 83 of Eminence Route died at St. Catherine Hospital last night after fracturing her hip. Born November 25, 1877 in Modale Iowa she married Meade Tipton May 16 1900 in Lakin. He preceded her in September this year. Survived by son W Ed Tipton Garden City daughter Mrs. Jessie Buckridge Eugene Ore two brothers one sister five grandchildren three great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. Garland Funeral Home Rev A F Fleming officiating burial Lakin Cemetery.
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Nellie Madison Tipton
St. Catherine Hospital
Tipton
Modale
Meade Tipton
Lakin
Garden City
Jessie Buckridge
Eugene
Ore
R.G. Cochran
Wellington
Ada McCristal
Ontario
Calif
Edna Bolling
Taylor, Tex
Garland Funeral Home
A. F. Fleming
Lakin Cemetery
Accident Victim Jailed Here
A 23 year old Garden City man, Earl Lee Bonjour, injured in a Saturday night Friend area car crash, was jailed here after pleading guilty in Finney County Court to giving false information to obtain a driver’s license. He allegedly claimed to be 18. he is serving a 30 day sentence. The Kansas Highway Patrol filed the charge. Bonjour was injured when his car spun and flipped, cutting his head on glass and severing an artery. He was treated in Scott City and released.
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Garden City
Friend Area
Earl Lee Bonjour
Finney County
Bonjour
Kansas Highway Patrol
Scott City
Churches Plan Christmas Observances Across Local Faiths
The First Presbyterian Church schedules a 11 p.m. Christmas Eve communion and an 11 a.m. family service on Christmas Day with no church school. First Methodist plans the Living Christmas presentation from 7 to 9 p.m. and a 10 a.m. Sunday service with no Sunday School. The living tableau is performed on the church lawn at Main and Kansas with live characters and music from inside the church. St Mary’s Catholic Church will have carols at 11:30 p.m. and a midnight mass, with regular masses on Sunday morning.
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First Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
Main
Kansas
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Report Kept To A Hourly Log
AP dispatch from Topeka summarizes December traffic data showing two deaths within a 24 hour window to 9 am. The report notes a comparison period of December 1960s to 1989 with specific counts around 484 and 562 for the adjusted period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Damage suit over fall at Wheatlands Motel and Coffee Shop
Lottge E. Springstead of Denver sues Taylor Jonesy and Emil Salyer doing business as Wheatlands Motel and Coffee Shop in District Court seeking 31846.92 for injuries from a June 11 fall on an open unguarded stairway in the coffee shop entry. Plaintiff claims broken hip, lack of handrails, and poor lighting with damages covering pain and suffering medical costs permanent disability and related expenses.
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Iere
Taylor Jonesy
Emil Salyer
Wheatlands Motel
Lottge E. Springstead
Denver
Youth's Car Hits Curb in Gardendale
A one car accident in Gardendale at about 2 a.m. involved driver James Glen Metts 16 and a 14 year old passenger. The auto struck a curb in a parking lot near Spruce and Hudson causing extensive damage to the car and curb with no injuries reported.
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Gardendale
James Glen Metts
Kismet
Spruce and
Hudson
Metts
Accident victim leaves hospital after pickup crash
Carl Edward Lundgren, 54, owner of a local garage, was injured Monday night when struck by a pickup truck as he crossed at 8th and Pine from the American Legion Building. He was released from St. Catherine Hospital with bruises and contusions to his head and shoulders and no broken bones.
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Carl Edward Lundgren
Focal
St. Catherine Hospital
Lundgren
American Legion
8Th and Pine
Eastern Sections Hit By Cold Wave
A severe cold wave grips the eastern two thirds of the U S with more snow in the north from the Rockies to New England The cold sets date low records in several areas while Chicago Chicago area reports a nine year low of minus 15 at O Hare and subzero readings reach into New York Albany and Harrisburg as the Midwest endures two digit below zero temps
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England
Midwest
Joliet
International Falls
Main
Dakotas
Upper Great Lakes
Iowa
Illingis
Indiana
Ohio
Chicago
Mercury
O'Hare International
Albany
N. Y
Harrisburg
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Fort Hays graduates to attend May ceremonies and more
Fort Hays State College will hold May 29 commencement since no mid year ceremony. Local candidates for bachelor degrees include James Murdock, Carolyn Herron, Billy Pfenninger, Monte Seibel, Carl Waechter, Donald Ware. Cadets assisted by class on feeding beef cattle. District Judge Tate recovering after appendectomy. Garden City High School class of 1957 reunion planned at Civic Center with refreshments.
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Telegram
Fort Hays State College
James Howard Murdock
Garden City
Carolyn R. Herron
Cimarron
Billy J. Pfenninger
Scott City
Monte J. Seibel
Scot
Carl D. Waechter
Lakin
Donald D. Ware
Dighton
Carl Waechter
Kansas City
Civic Center
Herman Beringer
Two Public Address Speakers Recovered
A local resident found two large public address speakers in his car in front of his home on New York Ave this week. The gear had been stolen last weekend from the state truck weighing station west of town on US 50. Finney County sheriff's office is investigating. Officers believe the thief abandoned the speakers near the man who found them.
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New York Ave
US 50
Finney County
No Injuries Reported In 2 Car Collision
A two vehicle collision west of Garden City on US 50 Tuesday afternoon left no injuries. A 1960 station wagon driven by Ann Counter Tate of Lakin traveled east, while a Deerfield resident Mrs. Clarence Katz drove a pickup pulling from a private driveway. Undersheriff Wendle Meier investigated the 2:30 p.m. crash.
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Garden City
Wendle Meier
Ann Counter Tate
Laskin
Clarence Katz
Deerfield
Italy Draws Tourists In Strong 1960 Rise
Rome AP reports that through October 1960 Italy welcomed 16.8 million visitors, including 879,000 Americans, up about a million from the same period a year earlier. Germans led foreign guests with 4.5 million arrivals as the Olympic lure expanded appeal.
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Rome
Italy
Soviet Movie-Goers Reach Lofty Heights
In Evenkyo district of the fur trapping region, deputies report the cinema quota is vastly exceeded under the seven year plan. Citizens already attend films 44 times annually, far above the 2¢ times per year target by 1965.
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Moscow
Evenkyo
Soviet Union
Siberian
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Reported in Kansas City
AP dispatch notes cattle offerings fell short of market test while hogs sold firm to higher with 1 000 head barrows and gilts strong. Prices ranged 18.15 to 18.36 for 224 pound hogs and 17.75 to 18.00 for 230 to 260 pound hogs. Sows insufficient for price discovery. sheep offerings scarce.
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Kansas City
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