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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1963

Page

2

Frigid air grips East as Midwest warms modestly

The Associated Press reports record lows across the East with -30 in Titusville and -20 in Elkins while Philadelphia and New York set historic cold marks. A warmer trend begins in the South and Midwest, but severe ice jams stall shipping on the upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers.

East Midwest Associated Press Ohio Valley Virginia Kentucky Missouri Wyoming Washington Tuanville Pennylvania Pitts Burgh Uniontown Philadelphia Elkins W.va Ohio Indiana Mercury New York City Michigan Pellston Detroit Weather Bureau Plains Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Atlantic Coast Tennessee Geordia Alabama Florida Texas Panhandle Mississippi River Cairo Ill St. Louis Kansas City

Farm Bureau Official Peirce Predicts Big Farm Battle

Kansas Farm Bureau President Walter Peirce says the Kennedy administration aims to scare farmers into backing the 1964 wheat program in a spring referendum. He cites statements about $2 wheat if approved and $1 if rejected and outlines bureau plans to control supply, remove allotments, and set realistic price supports while preventing surplus dumping.

Hutchinson Kan Walter Peirce Kansas Farm Bureau Kennedy Farmore Secretary of Agriculture Peirca Farm Bureau Peirce ASC

Local Produce Markets Report from Kansas City Livestock

Kansas City livestock market shows cattle steady to weak with calves and heifers steady. Vealers and steers in the 24.50 to 25.50 range for high quality, cows 14.25 to 16.50, hogs weak to 25 lower with 1 3 190 to 240 pound barrows and gilts 15.50 to 16.00, sows 13.50 to 14.25 in various weight classes.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas. City

Rehearsals Open At Syracuse for Annie Get Your Gun

Syracuse High School mounts Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Annie Get Your Gun in McCoy Auditorium April 25 and 26. Vicki Palmer and Bonnie Gale star as Annie Oakley with Bob Steitz as Frank Butler. Bob Harder directs, Clarence Redman stage directs, Jerry Richards leads scenery, Jerry Waldrop handles choir. advance tickets soon.

Syracuse Syracuse High School McCoy Auditorium Annie Oakley Vicki Falmer Bonnie Gale Frank Butler Bob Steitz Bob Harder Clarence Redman Jerry Richards Jerry Waldrop

Henry Gillan Joins FCABA Board Amid Busy Annual Meeting

Henry Gillan Jr. of 2321 N 8th is elected to the Finney County Artificial Breeding Association board, succeeding L. E. Wort. The one year terms and 125 attendees marked the annual event at Plymell Community Building, with speeches by Warren Howland and Ralph Bonewitz. Door prizes included a $20 gift certificate and a Stetson hat. officers’ reports drew interest.

Henry Gillan Jr Finney County Artificial Breeding Association Plymell Gillan L. E. Wort Warren Howland Kansa Fieldman Ralph Bonewitz Extension Dairyman

Mother, Ten Children Die in Fire Tragedy

In Chandler, Quebec, a young mother Fernandes Dupuis 43 died after running back into a burning home to rescue her 12 children, ten of whom perished. The fire in St Adelaide Parish was sparked by an oil stove explosion at about 5 a.m. The father Rene 13 and Chilles 15 survived. two older children escaped.

Dupuis

Pilot Dies But Plane Lands After Controlled Landing

In Cheyenne a small plane landed safely after pilot Edgar R. Van Keuren died at the controls. Passenger Lester Peterson steered and kept calm while engineers Lester Laun and John Pawlack helped with radios and throttle. The craft touched down at 132 mph, with a tire blown on impact. no one aboard was a pilot. All three men resided in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Wyo Alsafe Lester Peterson Project One Ae American Lou ‘Domenico Edgar R. van Keuren Rapid City Here Lester Laun John Pawlack Union City N.J Lamn Elkhart Lake Wis Pawlack Fairoaks

Wide Open GOP Chairman Eyes Congress Bid

Richard Rogers Kansas GOP chairman said he will consider a run for Congress next year if the race is open. He noted he would not pursue it if Rep. Avery seeks another term in the Second District. Avery contemplates a 1964 governorship and mobility remains a concern. Other potential successors include Sen. John Murray and Rep. Ralph Skoog. Local party figures attended meetings as reports of Senate friction circulated but were dismissed. Aerials were broken on two cars in Garden City, with incidents at the First Methodist Church lot and the high school gym.

Topeka Richard Rogers Congress Manhattan William H. Avery Avery Kansas U.S. Senate Rogers John Murray Leavenworth Ralph Skoog Senate Washington Abilene Frank Carlson Carlson Pearson John Anderson Anderson Andrew F. Schoeppel State Committee Charles Hooper N. &Th First Methodist Church Gerald van Vleet

Admissions and dismissals in local hospitals today

Hospital notices list admissions at St Catherine and other facilities including Mr W E Rutherford Mrs Dale Williams Mrs Charley Shelton Larry Schneider Mrs Francis Mills Simon Urban Opal McGinnis Laurie Wedel and several others. Dismissals include Oliver Huffman Jack Mata Tex Johnson Jill Stegmeier Elsie Renshaw Hugh Hawk and more. births recorded for Virgil Hands Jr and a child born to Dr L E Fairbairn. Driver’s license suspension noted for Bobby G. Smith.

St. Catharine W. E. Rutherford Iain Leon Petty Michael Benton Dale Wiliams Dighton Charley Shelton Larry Schneider Francis Mills Holcomb Lee Robertson W. Maple Arthur Davis Ulysses Simon Urban Virgil Hands Laurie Wedel Hattie Opal McGinnis Ian Mc Merle Adkisson Sol Stukey L. FE. Fairbairn Davis St. Catherine Oliver Huffman Campbell Jack Mata Tex Johnson Emerson Jill Stegmeier Elsie Renshaw Hugh Hawk Pierceville Eldon Sneath Scott City Herbert Harms William Becquet Ben Oliver Turner Aines Bribiesca Charley Berry Deerfield Leopold J. F. Trimpa Sublette Virgil Hands Jr L. E Fairbairn

Dairy Group Elects Officers for 1 Year

All officers of the Dairy Herd Improvement Association were reelected at the annual meeting Monday at the 4 H Club building. Officers include Andy Ehart president Howard Keltner vice president Clifford Jay secretary treasurer Raymond Dicks and Fred Biehl as board member. About 60 attended the morning session and 100 enjoyed a noon lunch with 75 remaining for the afternoon. Topics covered included DHIA activities production practices testing artificial breeding and mastitis control with Ralph Bonewitz of Manhattan among the speakers.

Dairy’ Herd Improvement Assn Andy ‘Ehart Garden City Howard’ Keltner Meade Clifford Jay Scon Raymond Dicks Fred Biehl Dodge City Kenneth Fromm Dale Edelblute Ralph Bonewitz Manhattan

Local court actions from Garden City December 1962

A Garden City court notes list multiple sentencing actions and fines from December 11 1962 to year end. Loyds Powell Kalvesta and Don Witte Miami Oklahoma face jail or bond outcomes for intoxicated driving and forgery. Darrel Woods Kalvesta and Gerald Sheaks face day fines for no account checks. Several defendants including Marion Hayden Darrell Huling and Sherian Peters receive fines or costs for insufficient funds and speeding. Bonds posted or forfeited involve Thomas Vincent Wilbur Galliart Robert Guillen Michael Collins and others.

Lloyd E. Powell Kalvesta Topeka Don Witte Miami Okla Darrel Woods Gerald Sheaks E. Laurel Marion Hayden Scott City Darrell Huling Sherian K. Peters Parkwood Thomas Dean Vincent Wilbur Galliart Robert Guillen Michael Eldon Collins Timothy William Gottschalk

Traffic City Accidents Involving Nel son And Garcia

On Monday night at 10 15 p m in the 1100 block N Safford a car driven by Darrell Lee Nelson 24 of 1008 Safford hit a parked State Highway Division pickup. At 11 20 a m Monday another collision involved a panel truck driven by Porfirio C Garcia 48 of 102 N 4th and a car driven by Merton R Raynesford age unknown of 1001 Theron with extensive damage.

Safford Darrell Lee Nelson State Highway Division of Garden City Evans Hackberry Porfirio C. Garcia Merton R. Raynesford Theron

Finney County 4-H Day Scheduled for Saturday

Finney County 4-H Club Day will be held Saturday at Tunior High and Gatfeld Grade School in Garden City. Activities include seven model meetings, 23 junior and senior demonstrations, 10 project talks, 15 public speaking talks, one music event, a musical game, and 82 talent numbers. Top performers advance to Regional 4-H Day February 16 at Minneola High School. participants must report 15 minutes before events start at 8 30 a.m.

Fitzhay County Tunior Gatfeld Garden City Dra Fife Tuntler Ooie Mise Christina Groth Satanita Willis Blume Hags Kell County Mra Shirley George Stanton County Garland Taylor Stevenis Reds Merline Line Kearny County Migg Norma Hintz Wichita County Nis Marshall Walker Grant County Richard Galladayy Hamilton County Mia Melba Bramlett Minneola High School Elsie Branden, Finney

Elizabeth Nightengale Sublette dies at 75

Elizabeth Nightengale 75 Sublette died Monday night at Sublette Hospital born Navy 11 1887 in Russia a 38 year resident of Haskell County moved from Marion County member of Salem Mennonite Church Survivors include four sons John Albert Emil Ervin three daughters Lydia Koehn Lorena Frank Leona Spence one sister Agnes Schmidt 29 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending with Phillips White Funeral Home.

Sublette Elizabeth Nightengale Navy Russia Haskell County Marion County Salem Mennonite Church Hertisband Abraham John Albert Emil Copeland Ervin Scott City Lydia Koehn

Mrs Marilyn Mahan Funeral Planned in Scoti Here

Funeral will be Wednesday in Scoti for Mrs Marilyn Sue Mahan 26 former Scoti resident killed in a Saturday automobile crash near Winslow Arizona Born September 2 1936 at Scott City she attended Scoti schools and graduated Fort Hays State College in 1958 She married Rex Mahan March 22 1958 in Hays Survivors include daughter Kerin and son Sean Tracy her parents Mr and Mrs Karl Brack Leoti sister Mrs Dean Josephson Leoti and brother Darrell Brack Independence Mo Burial will be in Wichita County Cemetery Weinmann Funeral Home Leoti in charge

Marilyn Sue Mahan Scoti Winslow Ayiz Scott City Fort Hays State College Hays Rex Mahan Alhambra Calif California Seon Wildower Kerin Sean Tracy Karl Brack Leoti Dean Josephson Darrell Brack Independence Mo.es First Presbyterian Church Richard Schecter Wichita County Cemetery Weinmann Funeral Home Leots

Mrs Vella McDonald obituary from Garden City roots

Mrs Vella F McDonald 63 of 307 N 6th died Sunday in Lutheran Hospital Houston Born Sept 13 1899 in McCracken she moved to Garden City in 1938 from Kalvesta with her husband Harold McDonald who died Oct 2 1981 Survived by brother Clyde Huddleston Palm Springs Calif two sisters Aletha Francis Brea Calif and Ruth Murdy Hoisington Funeral 10:30 a m Thursday Burgat Chapel Hoisington with 3:30 p m Thursday Phillips White Funeral Home Rev Clarence Zimmerman Hoisington Christian Church officiating Burial Valley View Cemetery

Vella F. McDonald Lutheran Houston McCracken

Bell Telephone Proposes Rates

Washington AP reports Bell telephone companies seek a new one dollar or less rate on interstate calls from 9 p m to 4 30 a m and 5 to 10 cent hikes on certain person to person long distance calls. FCC says filing will cut company revenues by about 30 million annually and set a maximum three minute station to station interstate call at one dollar plus 25 cents per extra minute after 9 p m.

Washington Bell Telephone Companies United States Federal Communications Commission San Francisco Bell System FCC Commission

Bushton Voters Reject Merger With Two Districts

Bushton Kansas voters rejected a proposal to consolidate with Lorraine and Holyrood districts. Holyrood and Lorraine patrons approved the merger by large margins, but the measure failed because it did not carry in all three districts.

Bushton School Bushton Kan Lorraine Holyrood

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