Market report on local produce and cattle prices
VGarden City Livestock reports receipts at a strong market with calves and feeders up. Slaughter steers, heifers and yearlings show gains, Holstein calves steady, hogs up to 28.50, stock cattle in demand. Kansas City Livestock notes slow hog trading, steady cows, and feeders firm, with steers and heifers showing varied gains across weight classes.
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Vgarden
Finins
Kansas
F. C. RR
Kansas City
Admissions and dismissals listed for St Catherine area
A sequence of admissions and dismissals posted for St Catherine and nearby towns listing names and addresses. Friday admissions include Mrs David Baier and Peter Harris. Saturday entries include Mrs Jack Jewell and Pamela Sue Obholz. Sunday adds Mrs William Ackley and Pamela Sue Maxwell Ingalls. Dismissals show individuals such as Chad Bernbeck and Arthur Plotner with various addresses and routes.
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John R. Jones
St. Catherine
Chad Bernbeck
Myrtle Arthur Plotner
Donald Lear
S. Star
Lawrence Watson
William Watson
Hudson
Earl Griggs
Lou Woten
Virgil Harsh
LaDonna Mai
Vicki Katz
Holcomb Quenana
Sue Hefner
Edward Roeder
E Fulton
Elsie May Cox
Garden City Ave
Births and notices from Garden City and district
Births at St Catherine Hospital report a son for Mr and Mrs David Baier 712 Summit on December 24 at 7 33 PM weight 7 pounds 142 ounces a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Bacon 613 Garden City Ave December 25 at 11 39 AM weight 7 pounds 94 ounces Williams R Ackley 1208 Old Manor December 26 at 7 05 PM weight 6 pounds 9 ounces Police report a suspended sentence for Joseph Wayne Burnett Wichita a drunk charge District civil Prudential Insurance Co of America vs W E Kelley administrator of estate of Harley F Kelley deceased judgment for Kelley 1056 78 less guardian ad litem fee 100</S:
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Dolbert Strickert
Lowell Friesen
Copeland
Lawrence Withers
St. Catherine
Harold Metheney
Marienthal
St. Catherine Hospital
David Baier
Summit
Robert Lee Bacon
Garden City
Ave
William R. Ackley
Old Manor
Joseph Wayne Burnett
Wichita
Prudential Insurance Company of America
W. E. Kelley
Harley F. Kelley
Kelley
Dow Jones Dowuple: Industrials Up at Noon
The Dow Jones industrial average increased 0.73 points to 967.03 at noon led by gains in major components. Trading volumes were steady as investors weighed early economic data.
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DOW Jones
Luci Johnson Promises Education After Marriage
CHICAGO AP Luci Baines Johnson promises to finish her education after marrying Pat Nugent 22 of Waukegan Illinois next summer. She said she intends to study as much as possible and believes every woman should be prepared. Luci 18 showed her engagement ring after Mass at St Bartholomew's. The president favors his daughters completing college with Luci expected to finish Georgetown nursing freshman year before marriage. Lynda Bird travels to Wyoming to visit a young man she met on a trailer tour of the West.
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Chicago
Luci Baines Johnson
Pat Nugent
Waukefan
Ill
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Luci
St. Bartholomew's Roman Catholic Church
Waukegan
Johnson
Georgetown University
School of Nursing
Lynda Bird
Wyoming
Playful young animals and their favorite games
The text lists how lambs and gibbons favor follow the leader, young otters and deer enjoy hide and seek, and badgers prefer king of the castle as their favored play.
Rash of Wrecks Keeps Police Busy
Garden City saw a Christmas week burst of traffic crashes with 13 wrecks listed. Most were noninjury incidents though several involved injuries or bruises. Notable crashes included a pedestrian strike at Main and Chestnut and multiple Sunday and Christmas Eve incidents across town ending with two cars damaged at 10th and Kansas.
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Garden City
Neil Hackeratt
Summit
Kenneth Glenn
Rhodesia to Buy Oil From Communists to Defy Sanctions
Rhodesia Prime Minister Jan Smith says his country will purchase oil from the Communists or any source to counter Great Britain sanctions. He calls it an economic war, notes Rhodesia has six months of oil on hand, and denies pursuing a policy of white supremacy.
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Washington
Jan Smith
Rhodesia
Great Britain
Smith
Salisbury
CBS
Burglars Take Guns and Ammo at Russell Store
A sporting goods shop just east of Russell Kansas was burglarized overnight, with an estimated 16000 dollars in firearms and ammunition stolen. Sheriff Jule Dumler said the thieves pried open a show window at Friesen's Sporting Goods on U S 40 and loaded the loot into a truck. No sightings were reported, and among the missing items were priceless 1961 Kansas Centennial firearms.
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Russell, Kan
Russell Jnst
Jule Dumler
Friesen’s
Sporting Goods
Russell
U.S. 40
Dumler
Break-in at Coffee Ann Cafe steals change from vending machine
A break-in at the Coffee Ann Cafe in downtown Garden City was reported to police yesterday morning. A glass door was broken to gain entry and a cigarette vending machine was broken into, with $25.90 in change stolen. No other items were taken.
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Coffee Ann
Garden City
Siamese Twins Given More Than Even Chance
In Los Angeles two conjoined newborn girls, Lisa Marie and Sheila Norine Mantonya, born Christmas Day at Holy Cross Hospital, survived separation after a three hour operation. A Cedars of Lebanon surgeon team led by Dr. Stephen L. Gans reported both infants moving, with functioning organs though end results remain uncertain. The twins weighed 12 pounds combined, shared a bladder and a six inch tissue bridge, and were born via Caesarean section before transfer for surgery. Father Gerald Mantonya is a film lab technician.
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Los Angeles
Robin Mantonya
Lisa Marie
Sheila Norine
Caesar
Ean
Holy Cross Hospital
San Fernando
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Stephen L. Gans
Gans
Gerald Mantonya
Siler Orla Leonard 82 retired farmer dies in Satanta
Orla Leonard Siler 82 died Friday evening at St. Catherine Hospital. Born August 10, 1883 in Milan he was a retired farmer carpenter and mechanic. Survived by widow three sons seven grandchildren two great grand children and two daughters. Funeral at Garnand Chapel with burial at Valley View Cemetery. Friends may visit today 5 pm and 7 9 pm. Also funeral for John T Shotton 68 scheduled at Sublefie Methodist Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Orla Leonard
9Th and
Maple
Farm Bureau
Bert Siler
Fullerton
Calif
Robert Siler
Anaheim
Lynn Siler
Leanna M. Siler
Udall
Charlotte Brownback
Odessa
Tex
Lillie Purvis
Northridge
Garnand Funeral
Malcolm C. Bertram Jr
Valley View Cemetery
CAP Graduation Exercises Set for Garden City Cadets
Civil Air Patrol Garden City Cadet Squadron holds graduation Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Army Reserve Building Kansas Plaza. Cadets finishing Phase I and II receive awards. staff assignments and promotions announced. Parents invited, public welcome, social hour to follow.
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Garden City
Civil Air Patrol
Army Reserve Building
Kansas Plaza
Emanuel C Bruegel 57 Swink Colo Dies After Illness
Emanuel C Monty Bruegel 57 of Swink died Saturday after a several week illness. He lived in Garden from 1928 to 1950 then moved to Swink. He belonged to St James Lutheran Church. Survived by mother Anna Brugel three brothers E E Brugel Frank Otto and two sisters Aether Homburg and Chas Tindall. Funeral at 10 Tuesday at St Johns Lutheran Ellis with burial at St Johns Cemetery.
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Swink
Colo
Emanuel C
Monty) Bruegel
Mr. Swink
Garden
St. James Lutheran Church
Anna M. Brugel
E. E. Brugel
Las Animas
Frank
Otto
St. John
Garden City
Aether Homburg
Ellis
Chas
Tindall
Pueblo
St. John's Lutheran Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral for Carry Lynn Frydendall in Scott City
Funeral services for Carry Lynn Frydendall, 6 months old, son of Mr and Mrs Terry Frydendall of Scott City, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Weinmann Price Funeral Home with burial at Scott County Cemetery. He died Sunday morning at the family home. He was born June 6 1965 in Phillipsburg. Survivors include his parents, a brother Clair, Mrs Wayne Clark of Phillipsburg, and his paternal grandmother Mrs Fiona Frydendall of Scott City.
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Scott City
Lynn Frydendall
Terry Frydendall
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Scott County
Carry Lynn
Phillipsburg
Clair
Wayne Clark
Fiona Frydendall
Hobbs Dies in Bucklin After Short Illness
Thomas C. Hobbs 76 of Bucklin died Sunday at home after a brief illness. Born Oct 29 1890 in Reno County he married Doris Hendrickson July 12 1950 in Bucklin. He was a member of the Christian Church. Surviving are his widow four daughters Hurley Smith Bucklin Martin Ediger Lancaster Calif Edwin Hadiger Alamota Betty Kinslow Meade a son Fred Oak Harbor Wash 14 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.
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Dighton
Thomas C. Hobbs
Bucklin
Reno County
Doris Hendrickson
Hobbs
The
Christian Church
Hurley Smith
Martin Ediger
Lancaster
Calif
Edwin Hadiger
Alamota
Betty Kinslow
Meade
Fred
Oak Harbor
Wash
Jet lands safely after fire on takeoff from SFO
An 41 aboard Tokyn-bound Japan Air Lines DC jet escaped via emergency chute when an engine flame broke out after takeoff from San Francisco. Debris fell into a populated area but caused no injuries or property damage. The fuelled jet landed at Oakland International after four minutes in flight.
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Oakland
Calif
San Francisco International
Japan Air Lines Dcs
San Francisco Bay
Oakland International Airport
Tokyo
Union Plans Refugee Village for Viet Nam Evacuees
The AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers intends to raise $1 per member, potentially about $300,000, to build a refugee village for thousands of refugees entering South Vietnam. The plan, developed with State Department and other federal officials, follows previous fund drives for troops and gifts to American servicemen.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
AFL - Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Viet Nam
State Department
Car Reported Stolen Found in Finnup Park
A car reported stolen last night was located by police this morning in Finnup Park. It is owned by Lawrence E. Deaver of 1109 Summit, who reported the theft at 9 19 p m. The vehicle was found off the road with damage to its left side from a tree collision.
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Finnup Park
Lawrence E. Deaver
Summit
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Pamela Sue Maxwell
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Belmont
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Alfred E. Miller
Penn
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Salt Lake City
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Hutchinson
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Joseph D. Farr
E. Thompson
Harlich
Farr
Walnut
Herman Zeyen
Mary A. Motley
Gardendale
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Walker
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Conkling
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Deerfield
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Rt. 1
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Hattie
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10Th
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E. Walnut
Ernest Eugene Shoe
Lowery Air Force Base
Denver
Main and
California
Mercion
Cliquot Club
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Ted's Market
Ora Leonard Siler
John T. Shotton
Methodist
Sublefie
Bob Holland
Sunset Memorial Gardens
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