Major Addition Under Way At Hume-Fry Equipment Co
Hume-Fry Equipment Co expands with a 7 200 square foot north addition east of town. Foundation laid. plant to 20 000 square feet in Industrial Park. Dita Fry says this Butler steel open span construction will be built by Murdock Steel. completion in about six weeks. Expansion aims to house grain dryer contracts and room for future growth on a 37 acre site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hume-Fry Equipment Co
USSC
Dita Fry
Butler Steel
Murdock Steel and Engineering
Garden City
Fry
Hume-Fry Lang
Central Airlines Posts New Passenger Record in 1962
Central Airlines reports a year end total of 332,023 passengers across six states, up 38.1 percent from 1961’s 240,385. December 1962 shows an 11 percent rise over December 1961, with Lawton Oklahoma and Amarillo Texas setting individual all time boarding records.
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Central Airlines
Central
Lawton
Okla
Amarillo
Texas
John A Merz Attends Basic Feed Course in KC
John A. Merz, employee of the Garden City Co op Exchange, attends a basic feed short course in Kansas City Missouri this week. Sponsored by Consumers Cooperative Association, a manufacturing and wholesale cooperative serving about 1700 local cooperatives. The course emphasizes the Co op feeding program for poultry and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Merz
Garden City Co-op Equity Exchange
Kansas City
Consumers Cooperative Association
Thurman Lile Buys Senior Yearling Bull
Thurman Lile of Garden City buys Elm Grove Red Champ a senior yearling Milking Shorthorn bull from Heidebrecht Brothers of Inman Kansas. The transfer is recorded by the American Milking Shorthorn Society in Springfield Missouri.
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Thurman Lile
Garden City
Elm Grove
Heidebrecht Brothers
Inman
Kan
American Milking Shorthorn Society
Springfield
Local Markets And Kansas City Livestock Report
Local markets list egg sizes and cream prices, plus wagon prices for Wheat Milo Rye Barley with uncigal and yncig notations. Kansas City livestock report shows cattle ranges with steers and heifers at 25 to 27.75, hogs about 25 lower for barrows and gilts, sows 12.50 to 44.23, reflecting mixed demand and pricing.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Car Trips Diary Idea For Young Hobby Club
A simple guide by Cappy Dick explains keeping a travel diary to log Started From and Destination, with Cities passed through and Things of Interest. It suggests tucking a pencil in the glove compartment and recording trips over years, noting landmarks like Gettysburg and the Empire State Building.
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Cappy Dick
Gettysburg
George Washington Bridge
Empire State Building
Admits at St Catherine Hospital list of patients today
Admission entries show Mrs Fred Fulton Deerfield Johnny Pacheco Catherine Bowe and several others at St Catherine with addresses. list also includes Cimarron Imperial Sublette and Dighton residents. Dismissing names follow including Mrs Frank Birney Charles Butler Mary Lou Corn and others.
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St. Catherine
Fred Fulton
Deerfield
Johnny Pacheco
W. Fulton
Catherine Bowe
Chester Ulrith
Imperial Rt
Don Skinner Cimarron
Glenda Lee Stephen
Dighton
Robert Cross
Pamela Jean William
Bob Wilkison
Frank Birney
Charles Butler
Towner
Colo
Mary Lou Corn
Imperial
Michael Benton
Theodore Witman
Ralph Fye
N. Main
Kenneth Sizemore
George
C. W. Miner
Grant Farmer Dies of Burns
Grant County farm worker Ray Martin died after a trailer house fire on US160. The blaze gutted the trailer, an explosion reportedly preceded the noon incident, Martin was found unconscious and died the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Grant County
Ray Martin
Martin
Algers Antelope Featured in Wichita Eagle Front Page
The famed Appaloosa horse Algers Antelope, owned by Denny Crist and trained by Pete Nichols, was showcased with a full color photo. The 93 year old stallion, bred at Crist ranch near Modoc, placed reserve grand champion at Sedalia Mo in November, narrowly missing the overall title to an Oklahoma horse. Crist plans more shows and uses the horse for breeding, keeping it at his Crist ranch during winter while summering locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Crist
Modoc
Births at St. Catherine Ason to Mr and Mrs Cross City
Birth notice from St Catherine reports Ason born to Mr and Mrs Robert Cross in City on January 10 at 12 49 p.m. weighing 8 pounds 11 4 ounces.
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George Voth, Jr
Evans
St. Catherine Ason
Robert Cross
City
Jan
Local Land Transfers and Deeds Listed in Misc Legals
Legal notices summarize warranty and quitclaim deeds among multiple parties. George J Schlereth to Robert Lawrence Baker conveys south 55 feet of lot 7 block 2 Mendenhalls subdivision and adjacent lots. Estella Appelhans to George Reif. Dorothy F Goss to W T Cross Inc. E C Barber to Gary Fuller. C and A Construction to W T Cross Inc. corrections and replats noted with specific lot portions and additions.
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George J. Schlereth
Et Ux
Robert Lawrence Baker
Mendenhails
Emerson and Eales
Estella Appelhans
George Reif
Holemb
Dorothy F. Goss
W. T. Cross, Inc
Stevens
Warrenty
E. C. Barber
Gary
EB. Fuller
Conard and Olsen
Warner Terrace
A Construction Company, Inc
Stevens First Additio
Court fines and costs listed for multiple defendants
County court records show fines and costs including Burdick $5 and $13.54, Francis $20 and $5, Millicons $10 and $5, Nott $10 and $5, Miller $10 and $5 for overloads and license plate issues. Edward L Francis noted for overload with $20 fine and $5 costs.
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Courts County
Harl D. Burdick
Kalvesta
Harold Edward Millicons
Harold F. Nott
Wayne Miller
Dog Sniffs Out Marijuana Cache In Kansas City
Kansas City police and eight officers seized four pounds of marijuana and arrested 11 people in a major narcotics roundup led by federal and local detectives. A German shepherd named Duke found two pounds in a coffee can at 3328 Monroe Street and two more pounds at 2632 East 29th. A medicine bottle of marijuana was found in a police wagon. Prosecution will be state-based as authorities say the supply was local.
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Kansas City
Duke
William Henry Jones
Monroe St
Henry Lee Moreno Jr
East 29Th
Phillip R. Smith
Federal Narcotics Division
John Flavin
Smith
Moreno
Jones
Tolbert Completes Eight Weeks Police Training
Army Pvt. Kenneth D. Tolbert son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Tolbert of 109 S 10th completed eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon Georgia. He joined the Army in July 1962 after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is a 1957 Garden City High School graduate who attended the University of Kansas.
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Army
Kenneth D. Tolbert
Frank L. Tolbert
10Th
U. S. Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Tolbert
Fort Leonard Wood, MO
Garden City High School
University of Kansas
Lakin Youth Assigned on Okinawa
Pvt George D. Edwards of Lakin has been assigned to the U S Army Medical Service Group on Okinawa. A 1960 Lakin Rural High School graduate, he joined the Army in May 1962, completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and arrived in Okinawa in December. He attended Garden City Junior College.
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George D. Edwards
John D. Edwards
Lakin
U. S. Army Medical Service Group
Okinawa
Edwards
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Lakin Rural High School
Garden City Junior College
Marine quarantine unit returns to Camp Pendleton
Private John V. Brown, son of Mrs. Dorothy E. Kelley of 712 Bancroft, has returned to Camp Pendleton California after serving with the Fifth Marine Expeditionary Brigade in the Caribbean quarantine mission. The unit, part of an 18,000 strong Navy and Marine Corps force, arrived in mid December after deploying aboard 20 amphibious ships and transiting the Panama Canal.
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John V. Brown
Dorothy E. Kelley
Bancroft
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Fifth Marine Expeditionary Brigade
United States Quarantine Forces
Caribbean
California
Panama Canal
Navy
Marine Corps
Pacific Coast
Dwight Hate Assigned To Iowa Missile Unit
Army Pvt. Dwight E. Hate Jr., 21, son of residents at 205 N. 16th, has been assigned to the 43rd Artillery Battery A, a Nike-Hercules missile unit in Treynor Iowa. He entered service in May 1962 after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is a 1959 Holcomb High School graduate.
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Army
Dwight E. Hate Jr
N. 16Th
43Rd Artillery
Treynor
Iowa
Hate
Fort Lernary Wood
Af Hoclomb
Garden City Junior College
Hembree Completes Missile Training at Fort Bliss
Army Pvt. Gerald F. Hembree son of Mrs Ben Brockman Grants Pass Oregon recently completed advanced individual training as a Nike Hercules missile crewman at the Air Defense Center Fort Bliss Texas He is 26 entered the Army in July 1962 and completed basic training at Fort Ord California A Roseburg Oregon High School graduate and son of Herb F Hembree Garden City
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Army
Gerald F. Hembree
Ben ‘Brockman
Grants Pass
Ore
Air Defense Center
Fort Bliss
Tex
Hembree
Fort Ord
Calif
Herb F. Hembree
Garden City
Roseburg, Ore
No Give in Dock Strike Spreads Union Support
The ILA chief says 12 dock and ship unions back the longshoremen in a 20 day strike. AFL-CIO official Thomas Gleason cites unity as mediation continues on Atlantic and Gulf coast fronts. Labor official James Reynolds reports no progress, while Congress considers anti strike measures amid wage demands and patterns set by prior contracts.
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New York
Thomas Gleason
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
James J. Reynolds
Gleason
Jeaders
Congress
ILA
New York Shipping Association
Crosswords and cryptic clues from a 1960s puzzle page
A scanned crossword and cryptogram page listing numbered clues for across and down entries with mixed wordplay, plus a cryptoquip section and a note about yesterday's solution. Contains hints like Turkish governor and Confederate generals, suggesting a themed puzzle collection from King Features Syndicate.
Garden City School Lunch Menus For Next Week
Menus list hot lunch options for Garden City Public School from Monday to Friday. Each day includes milk, main dish, sides, and a dessert or fruit. Items vary from spaghetti to beef stew, sloppy joes, and bean dishes with seasonal sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Public School
U S Soviet Explore New Test Ban Approach
Washington AP reports the United States and the Soviet Union privately explore new paths to a nuclear test ban. A Soviet overture aims to break deadlock on international inspection, with Kuznetsov in Washington meeting U S officials, including Rusk, Foster, and McNamara, on disarmament topics.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Washington Post
Post
Th Post
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
U.S
Kennedy
Kuznetsov
Geneva
Dean Rusk
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Robert §. McNamara
Woman Stated She Owes 24000 Tax But Blames VA
Olga Hobeck, 57, told the IRS she owed about 24000 in income taxes over 20 years after claiming four dependents while supporting only herself and her brother. She said she would pay back taxes if the VA compensate her mentally ill brother, a former Army service member discharged in 1941. IRS will review the letter though VA status disputed. A separate note recalls terms reached before the 1958 Common Market on 2600 customs rules.
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Chicago
Veterans Administration
Olga Hobeck
Internal Revenue Service
Miss Hobeck
Arthur
Misa Hobeck
IRS
Hobeck
Sublette Highs New English Teacher Judith Cook Named
Judith Cook, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl W Cook of 1903 N Main Garden City, is named the new English and speech teacher at Sublette High School. The 1959 Garden City High School graduate receives her Bachelor of Arts from Southwestern College Winfield this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Valenzuela
Sublette High School
Judith Cook
Earl W. Cook
N. Main
Garden City
Garden Cit
Southwestern College
Winfield
Obituary: Mrs Frank E Anderson of Garden City dies in Corpus Christi
Mrs Frank E Anderson longtime Garden City resident dies at her daughter's home in Corpus Christi Texas on Thursday afternoon. She lived with daughter Sara A Trinkle in Corpus Christi for years and formerly resided at 901 N Main Garden City until 1957. Survived by daughters Sara A Trinkle and R E Weddell of Corpus Christi son George H Anderson of Garden City seven grandchildren seven great grandchildren. services time and place to be announced.
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Frank E. Anderson
Garden City
Corpus Christi
Tex
Anderson
Sara A. Trinkle
N. Main
R. E. Weddell
George H. Anderson
Branchildren
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