Admissions and Dismissals At St Catherine
The St Catherine list records admissions for several individuals including Frank Coward Carrie Hawley Harold Stickney and many others with addresses in Larned Ulysses Rural and nearby, followed by dismissals including Mrs Harold Faulconer at S Star Rt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Frank Coward
Carrie Hawley
Larned
Harold Stickney
Thomias Graves
Pinecrest
Andrew Wood
Ulysses
Jimmy Rowden
Ronald Talley
Willow Lane
Harold Faulconer
S. Star
Local Produce and Wagon Prices Report
Local market notes list egg sizes from A and C grades with variable pricing. Wheat, rye, and barley wagon prices are shown with cents per unit and per bushel indications.
Garden City Livestock Cattle and Feeders Market Report
Fat cattle receipts 388 head at Garden City with choice steers over 1050 lbs selling 25.50 to 28.20, good to low choice 24.50 to 25.25, and standard to low good 22 to 24. Heifers strong with choice 24.25 to 24.90, good to low choice 22.75 to 24.50, cows scarce 12 to 14.40. Kansas City region 2,000 cattle with steers 25.00 to 26.00, feeders 24.00 to 25.00, hogs 3,500 with mixed declines, lambs steady to 25.50 lower.
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Kansas City
God
Fire alarm at Five Points as car engine sparks blaze
A car engine at Five Points triggered Garden City first fire alarm in over a month. Three fire trucks arrived at 10:03 a.m. The rear-engined car driver Mrs. Robert Warren of Scott City said she had work done on the car earlier. Damages described as extensive.
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Garden City
Robert Warren
Scott City
Heart City Gh
Maluar
Local Notices and Births in Garden City Area
Names listed include Mrs Duane Alexander and others from Ulyssess Deerfield Scott City and Emporia. Birth announcements show a daughter to Mr and Mrs Michael Munoz on January 11 at 8 57 with 6 pounds 9 ounces and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rowden on January 11 at 2 32 pm weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. Civil judgments include Southwest Land Co. for Pete Mai 2136.97 plus interest and Western Fertilizer Co. for Larry Davis and J D Miller Trucking 555.72 plus interest. Equity Federal Credit Union vs Robert W Calhoun Jr 5997.11 plus interest. County fines list include William Gilbert speeding 75 in 60 zone 10 and 9.15 costs, Harold Williams 75 in 60 10 and 9.15, David Apsley 70 in 60 10 and 9.15, Robert Jones 73 in 60 10 and 9.15, Clarence Spurgeon 79 in 70 10 and 9.15, John Patterson 76 in 60 10 and 9.15, Lester Lyon no license 5 and 9.15. Deeds: Finney County Water Users Assn to Anna C Joseph et al for land in SE 34 23 33. N C Case Land and Management Co to Nelson Hobart for SW 7 21 31.
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Pete Mai
Southwest Land Co., Inc
Western Fertilizer Co., Inc
Larry Davis
J. D. Miller
J.D. Miller Trucking Co
Emporia, Garnishee
Equity Federal Credit
Union
Robert W. Calhoun Jr
William L
Clarence E. Spurgeon
Friend
John W. Patterson
Ingalls
Lester E. Lyon
Pierceville
Leaals
Finney County Water Users Assn
Anna C. Joseph
N. C. Case Land and Management Co., Inc
Nelson Hobart
Rail Hearing Set for Scott in Kansas and Missouri
A series of hearings on the proposed discontinuance of Missouri Pacific passenger trains 11 and 12 moved today to Council Grove Kansas. Federal examiner Edmund T. Fritz oversaw testimony from Ottawa residents and state officials Keating Rains and Anderson who argued the St Louis to Pueblo route remains vital for central Missouri and central Kansas commerce and transport. Hearings resume in Hoisington Pueblo and Scott City with final session in Scott City Kansas.
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Kamers City
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Council Grove
Kan
Kansas City
Edmund T. Fritz
Ottawa
Kaw
Edgar J. Keating
Joe Rains
Sedalia
Robert B. Anderson
St. Louis
Pueblo
Colo
Hoisington
Scott City
Versatility Is Keynote for This Itinerate Teacher
Mrs. Jeane Lindsay is an itinerant teacher for the visually handicapped serving twelve grade students across four western Kansas towns centered in Dodge City. She teaches Braille and large print using a bulletin typewriter, rewrites Braille texts, and crafts tactile, textured materials with corduroy and sandpaper to teach symbols. Lindsay travels long distances, collaborates with regular teachers, and designs daily Braille lesson plans to fit students from kindergarten to sixth grade, going beyond the call of duty.
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Jean Richter
Jeane Lindsay
Lindsay
Wichita
University of Minnesota
Kansas
Dodge City
American Printing House For
Jack
Janet
Rio de Janeiro hit by fatal floods and landslides toll rises
torrential rains caused floods and landslides across Rio de Janeiro with at least 122 bodies in the morgue and more than 200 feared dead. authorities warned the death toll could exceed 150 as rescues continued and emergency aid of almost 2 million was released. homeless residents sought shelter in schools and public buildings amid widespread destruction.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Dleod
Niteroi
Petropolis
Yeresopolis
Cachoeira de Macaca
Rio
Rio Morgue
Weather Bureau
Copacabana
Death notices for Andrew Franklin West
Andrew Franklin West 81 died yesterday at St. Catherine Hospital after a 10 month illness. Funeral 10:30 a.m. tomorrow Garland Funeral Chapel with Rev. C. M. Fogelman in charge. Born April 4, 1884 in Johnson County. lived in Lane and Finney Counties. Married Fern Wilcox April 4, 1908 in Garden City. Survived by widow two daughters Wilma Ables and Phyllis Bates two grandchildren two great grandchildren. Burial Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call at Garland Chapel until 5 p.m. today and from 7 to 9 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Franklin
Frank) West
St. Catherine Hospital
Garland Funeral Chapel
C. M. Fogelman
Mr. West
Johnson County
Lane County
Finney County
Fern Wilcox
Garden City
West
First Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Old Timers Club
Wilma Ables
Phyllis Bates
Wichita
Valley View Cemetery
Garnang Chanel
Girls Rip Tabs From Men's Shirts in Des Moines
Two girls aged 13 and 14 in Des Moines admitted ripping tabs from 39 men's shirt neckbands in a downtown department store. Police say the tabs are used to make bracelets. damage is estimated at $262. Juvenile authorities were notified.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William Marolin
Marohn
All-Time Record Tobacco Tax Take Reaches 1965 Peak
Chicago AP reports cigarette smokers drove a 1965 rise in federal tobacco tax receipts, with total collections climbing to about 2.1 billion dollars, reversing a 1964 slide. Commerce Clearing House notes tobacco duties surged by over percent to the new high as cigarette purchases led the increase.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Kansas judge blocks unconstitutional juvenile law ruling
Judge Clark V. Owens of Sedgwick County Juvenile Court declared the new Kansas juvenile offense law unconstitutional. He said it allows imprisonment without a jury trial and relies on judicial power to classify youths as juveniles or adults. The ruling pauses 16 to 18 year olds under the act and orders release of several detained youths.
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Wichita
Clark
Owens
Sedgwick County
Kansas
Tags
Hutchinson
Reformatory
District Court
Supreme Court of Kansas
Friends of Court Group to Visit Two Schools
The Friends of the Court will visit Indus trial School for Boys in Topeka and Industrial School for Girls in Beloit on Friday and Saturday to observe facilities and discuss counseling and guidance for youth who may come to their attention for probation. The trip includes staff demonstrations and a talk with Shawnee County’s Chief Parole Officer to explore pre correction efforts. Interested local residents may join.
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Friends of the Court
Industrial School For
Topeka
Industrial School For Girls
Beloit
Boys Industrial School
Shawnee County
Claude Heath
Arthur Wiebe
Jim Dale
Library Adds 8 New Boe'ss Volumes Across Broad Topics
The library released a list of 48 new books chosen by librarian Mrs. Helen Harp spanning mystery Stonehenge decoding auto repair politics sports and fiction. Non fiction titles include Allen Burns Morgenthau and LeMay among others, with a noted rise in circulation from 60 931 volumes in 1958 to 108 829 in 1965.
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Stonehenge
Helen Harp
O'Hara
Lockwood Concern
DeVries
DeVries, ‘Reuben, Heuben
Spark
Mandebaum Gale
Seamitt
Electra
Gordon
Amis
Priestly
Burns
Liz
Allen
National League
American League
Allen F. LaShier
Middleton
Chillon
Glenn
Manuel
Morgenthau
Annigan
Baldwin
Rogers
Debbie
Ferwin
Ferner
Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Lasky
Tharp
Jack
Clark
Naedall
LeMay
Hege
Hayes
Heloise
Gail
Avignon
Gallagher
Guernsey
Aaron
Kosinski
Carter
Cullen
London
March
Weinstein
Penkovskiy
Golden
Tillich
Borland
Strainchamps
Cain
Sagin
Silverman
Hawkins
Leedy
Lipset
Berkeley
Berne
Harp
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Micahel Munoz
Larry Cranfill
Clyde Wilson
Merri Mansur
Terra Sue Dimmit
Garden City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Gofte & Carkener, Inc
Allied Bup
Atchison Ti
Am Motors
Beech Aire
Boeing
Chrysler
Ford
Mators
Harv
Ward
Nat Dist
Nor
Penny JC
Phil Pet
Ct Front Gam BI Sears
Brerry A
Rta O NT
Vexaca
Tring Western
UR Steal
West Elee
Woolworth ‘S
Garden Cit Telegram
Duane Alexander
Uly
Ralph Willams
Deerfield
Francine Mesa
Conkling Thomas Stillwell
N. Main
Clarence Gercken
E. Kansas
Rodney Mohler
Goldie Ekart
S.ath
Robert Clark
E. Chestnut
Myrtle Gould
W. Wal
Ant
Michael Munoz
Scott
Georgia Matthews School
Andrew Franklin West
Friends of Court
Mt. Vesuvius
Pompeii T
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