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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
1
Kansas City AP market notes show cattle and hogs limited trade due to thin receipts. Hogs at 2,800 head with barrows and gilts 10 lower and sows 50 lower. feeder weights 190-250 lb quoted 29.50-28.00, 300-450 lb sows around 25.50. Wooly sheep offerings insufficient for a test. Wheat price at 1.42 to 1.60 per bushel, unchg at 83. Horse and other livestock details are sparse in the report.
Dr William Merrill of the University of Kansas Geology Department will speak on Structures of Glacier Ice at 1 30 p m Saturday in the Garden City High School Little Theater The Kansas Academy of Science sponsors the event with John T Siles directing The seminar invites interested Southwest Kansas high school students to attend.
Palmer Welding and Tank Co on US 50 west of Garden City announces sale to Cecil O’Byate and F B Robertson. Robertson will manage. shop expansion to double space. labor force to grow. adds welding machines and sheet metal tools. New owners move to Garden City area. Palmer remains as outside salesman.
Two Ulysses construction firms earned safety recognition at the Kansas Contractors Association annual meeting in Kansas City. Popejoy Construction Company placed third in Class B with 150,992 hours and one lost-time accident. Tarbet Construction Company, led by Howard A Tarbet, reported zero lost-time accidents and will receive additional plaques from the Associated General Contractors of America.
Ralph EB Myrick 46 of Moscow died yesterday at home after an apparent heart attack. Born May 21, 1919 in Grandin Missouri, he married Marjorie Cummings Oct 5 1941 in Wichita. Survived by widow two daughters parents two brothers and a sister. Member Moscow Golden Plains Baptist Church board and Hugoton Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Roy Daniel Jenkins 78 of Burnside Drive died at St. Catherine Hospital after a three week illness. Born September 24 1887 in Wilson Ellsworth County he homesteaded in Gray County before moving to Garden City in 1931 and working for the State Geological Survey for over 25 years. Survived by two sons eight daughters a brother and a sister 42 grandchildren 58 great grandchildren and one great great grand child. Funeral arrangements and viewing details were announced by Garden Funeral Chapel.
Raymond B. Brasher a 19 year old from Texas City was given probation for five years after pleading guilty to grand larceny in Garden City. He was ordered to restore approximately 500 dollars in costs and to comply with probation rules and officers.
Gar den City Senior High School plans remodeling if Unified District 457 voters approve a $1 million bond. A new south library location, expanded cafeteria seating up to 594, six new classrooms, and a full vocational technical building with shops for vo ag auto mechanics auto body woodwork foods sewing and home making are planned. The project includes converting existing areas to classrooms and labs and relocating all shop and home economics courses to the new building across Hope Auditorium.
Finney County launches its annual March of Dimes drive with Girl Scouts selling lapel pins and donation canisters. Rev W L Bobbs of 2nd Baptist Church chairs the effort, with Jesse John as vice chair. The county foundation has spent $900 aiding birth and polio defect cases. donations may be mailed to Box 363 Garden City or to Jesse Johns 803 N 4th. Additional solicitation is slated for Saturday Jan 29, approved by the City Commission.
Admissions list includes Michelle Dew at St Catherine and Elizabeth Fillmore at 1610 George, plus Eva Burgin in Pierceville and Nila Nelson on N First. Dismissals note Ronald Talley at St Catherine and William Winderlin in Scott City, with others in area towns. Birth reports a daughter for Mr and Mrs Michael Peters at 911 Pearl. Civil judgment and several speeding fines appear in the district and county notices.
In Garden City a 70 in a 60 mph zone fines listed as $10 and $9.15 costs for Duane A. Hamlin and Eileen M. Armentrout. Michael C. Barker cited for overload on a bridge with $18 and $9.15 costs. Twila K. Hudson license suspension one year or until 16th birthday. Terry L. Wood suspension for violating license restrictions. Keith L. Brady suspended 62 days for driving with suspended license. City Accident reports minor damage in alley behind Police Department involving Henry Harold Owens. Real estate deeds: Ralph Avila et ux to Henry B. Welrson et ux in Christie Replat. Italy Senate apportionment ratio and Chamber of Deputies ratio cited. Australian New Guinea House rejects bill to permit commercial killing of birds of paradise.
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