Admissions at St Catherine and Leopold Hospitals
Admissions listed for St Catherine on Friday Saturday and Sunday include Barbara Ann Mancha 1211 W Fulton Mrs Arthur Schinale Tur X ath Mrs Virgil Brown Eminence Rt Mrs Edward Scott 703 N 7th Mrs Donald Jenkins Deer field Brad A Tate Lakin Mrs Ned Soize 618 W Emer gon plus Joseph P Garcia 309 N 13th David Lee Miller 2001 N Main David Leroy Adams Deer feld Miguel P Franco Deborah Lynn Grauberger Lysses and other names in the routes and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoyt
Charles Lane
Davis
Margaret Eiffert
Hattie
Gladys Sterling
Theron
Leslie Wulfmever
Masa
Bob Tucker
Leopold
Grant Gibson
Redondo Beach
Walts
St. Catherine
Barbara Ann Mancha
Fulton
Arthur Schinale
Virgil Brown
Edward Scott
Donald Jenkins
Deerfield
Brad A. Tate
Lakin
Ned Soize
W. Emergon
Joseph P. Garcia
David Lee Miller
N. Main
David Leroy Adams
Deerfeld
Miguel P. Franco
Gibson
Deborah Lynn Grauberger
Lysses
Dismissals and births listed in Garden City notices
In Garden City and surrounding areas a long list records dismissals, births, divorces, fines, bonds, and marriage licenses. Names include Pamela Suebholz Monica Ellis Debbie Ellis Righton Mrs Dennis Atherton Kathy Ann Jimenez and many others across Garden City Scott City Lakin and nearby towns. A birth is noted at St Catherine for a son to Mr and Mrs Philip Svouse July 2 at 1:42 am weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Suebholz
Olive Monica Kay Ellis
Dighton
Debbie Ann Ellis
Righton
Dennis Atherton
N. It
David Bilson
Scott City
Dennis Michel
Ralph Belknap
Rhonda Sue Redd
St. Catherine
William Stephens Jr
E. Edwards
Donald Ray George
Emerson
John Sutton
Denver
Cole
Rodney Mohler
Hays
Maude Killion
Carl R. Kramer
Gladys Sterling
Theron
Phillip Svouse
Livestock Auction Reports and Market Comparisons
GARDEN CITY AND KANSAS CITY liv estock markets show cattle receipts 1,715 with calves and feeders trading mixed. Friday sale weaker on calves, steady on feeders, hogs $1 higher week over week, top hog $17.50. cattle varied by weight with light steer calves $21–$22.50, heavier $18–$22, Holsteins $19–$21, yearling cattle $18–$20.75, cows and calves scarce, bull market steady, canners and cutters $10–$12.50, utilities $11–$12.50, heiferettes $14.50–$16.50. Kansas City quotes show steers $22.50–$24.00, heifers $20.50–$22.75, hogs $17.50–$18.00, sows $12.40–$14.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Brookles
Shapley Tyne
Shapley
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wysons
American Tel At New High Stocks Edge Higher
American Telephone led a mild market advance after a new high. AT&T touched a historic peak and climbed further as investors evaluated post split stock movement begun June 22. Industrials, rails, and utilities rose while steels mixed ahead of broader indices. Dow up 1.83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
At&t
Traffic City Accidents Friday to Monday Summary
A sequence of minor to extensive vehicle crashes is recorded. On Friday at 3:50 a.m. on Grant Ave a collision between Mrs. Charles Hooper and Hilda Valle caused minor damage. Additional incidents include a parked car on 30 N. 7th owned by Clyde Minter with unknown vehicle, minor damage. Saturday at 10:17 a.m. near 600 N. 3th a parked car owned by Levi Tresner and driver Mrs. Charles Ritter sustained minor damage to the parked vehicle with no damage to the other car. Sunday at 12:46 a.m. near NX Main a crash between Mrs. Sid Nevin and Esther Zimmerman caused extensive damage to the car and minor damage to the panel truck. Monday at 8:30 a.m. on 500 block N. 4th Mrs. Dale Maynard Bergman and scooter rider Jerry Lee Fife incurred minor car damage and moderate scooter damage. Fife sustained abrasions to the left arm and leg per the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ave
Charles Hooper
Hilda Mary Valle
Clyde K. Minter
Anderson
Levi Tresner
Rt. 1
Charles Ritter
Star Rt
NX. Main
Sid Nevin
Esther Zimmerman
N. Main
Dale Maynard Bergman
Jerry Lee Fife
W. Campbell
Fife
Deaths George C Holmes 79 Ness County farmer obituary
George C Holmes 79 of 1506 St. John died Saturday at St. Catherine hospital after a lingering illness. Former Ness County commissioner 1950 to 1953, he was born March 4, 1885, in Ness County and lived there before moving to Garden City then Jetmore. Survived by Rosa Ella Beye, five sons, six daughters, a brother, 32 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Jetmore High School Auditorium. burial in Jetmore Cemetery. Friends may call Phillips-White Funeral Home until 9 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Custer Holmes
St. John
St. Catherine Hospital
Ness County
Garden City
Ile
Rosa Ella Beye
Ness City
John
E. Chestnut
Carl
Melvin
Davis
Lloyd
Perry
Dodge City
Irene Cunningham
Scott City
Edna Talbot
Mary Long
Wheatridge
Georgia McDonald. Downs
Violet Smith
E. Walnut
Opal Cannon
Port Orchard
Wash
John Hales
Springfield
Colo
Jetmore High School
Henry Bondurant
Jetmore Cemetery
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Mrs Louise Jaye 66 Dies After Short Illness in Garden City
Mrs Louise Jaye aged 66 died at 8 am Saturday at St Catherine hospital after a brief illness. A Garden City resident for 34 years she moved to 1308 EF Laurel May 15 1930. She was born January 22 1897 in Chillicothe Missouri. She married W H Jaye in Garden City August 1 1999. She worked as a telephone operator and for Santa Fe Railroad for 10 years. Survivors include her husband a daughter Mrs Willard Keane a stepdaughter Mrs John Elmore and a stepson Dale Jaye. Funeral services 9:30 am Tuesday July 7 Garnand Chapel with Rev M Fogleman officiating burial in Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Garnand Funeral Home today 2 until 4 and 7 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jaye
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Jaye
Laurel
Sent
Chillicothe
W. H. Jaye
Santa Fe Railroad
Willard Keane
N. 12Th
John Elmore
Houston
Tex
Dale Jaye
Hutchinson
Garnand Chapel
M. Fogleman, Jr
First Methodist Church
Valley View Cemetery
Friends Imay
Garnand Funeral
Anam
Pam
William Watts 73 dies at Veterans Hospital in Michigan
William Edward Watts of Berrien Springs Michigan died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in South Tardrasses Wiss Ye after years of ill health. Born July 10, 1911, he lived in Garden City 1989 to 1942. Survived by Lyda his widow Ed J. Watts and Bill Watts both of Michigan two daughters Winlat Wanane ski Cicero Indiana and Pat Watts Cicero Indiana and 10 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Watts
Berrien Springs
Mich
Veterans Hospital
South Tardrasses
Mr. Watts
Garden City
Smith Land Co
Supgivers
Lyda
Ed J
Oakley
Bill
Takin
Ving
Winlat Wananeski
South
Northern water route hoped to aid Canada’s North
A safe northern water route is hoped to assist the Canadian North whose mineral resources have scarcely been tapped.
Culligan Opens New Plant with Open House in Garden City
The Culligan Water Conditioning Co. plans an open house for its new 1302 Taylor Plaza plant this weekend. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Owner Bob Townsend notes rising local soft water demand led to the move from 406 St. John after 18 years. Visitors can tour the plant, watch water softening demonstrations, and enter door prize drawings. Water hardness in area ranges 11 to 24 grains due to calcium and magnesium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culligan Water Conditining Co
Taylor Plaza
Bob Townsend
St. John
Garden City
U.S
Canada
Former Resident Named as Director
A former Garden Citian, Bill Nickum, is named as director and co-owner of a local business venture. The announcement highlights Nickum’s return to leadership roles within the community and notes his prior residency in Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Business Equipment Co
Denver
Accounting Machine Dealers Assn
Nickums
Garden City
Nickum
Garden City Sheet Metal Co
Marjorie McElroy
William MeElroys
Bill Nickum
Rioting youths arrested after Garnett two-day sports event
Forty four college-age youths appeared before a hastily convened Garnett court after two days of disturbances tied to a regional sports car race. Bail set at 500 to 2000 dollars funded by friends and relatives. charges ranged from disturbing the peace to driving while intoxicated and assaulting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett, Kan
Garnett
World’s Fair hosts include tractor campaign winners
Pete Rome, owner of Southwest Equipment Co., and Mrs. Rome joined International Harvester dealers and wives at the New York World's Fair as guests of International Harvester Co. They traveled from Wichita and spent four days at the event as part of a tractor sales campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Rome
Southwest Equipment Co
Prudential Agents Attend Conference in Mississippi
Prudential Insurance Co. of America agents Jack H. Devolld and Wallace E. Wilson from Garden City attended a company conference at Edgewater Park in Miss last week. Devolld earned a president's citation award and a crown away for his sales achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Edgewater Park
Miss
Jack H. Devolld
Wallace E. Wilson
Prudential Living
Garden City
Devolld
Early-Day Electrical Failures in Garden City History
Local historian recounts two major power failures in Garden City. An early direct current plant at the Windsor Hotel site malfunctioned after a boy tampered with a switch, plunging the town into darkness. In 1917 a Mothillis-Chalmers generator at the sugar factory failed, prompting emergency repairs by Allis-Chalmers and sugar plant staff to restore power for irrigation and town use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carter
Garden City
D. R. Menke
Windsor Hotel
Midway Cafe
Charles Gause
Carter-Gause
George C. Abbott
Clarence Thomas Sr
Tommy
Coffee Ann
George
Clarence
Gause
Eugene Stoackly
Joe Sartorius
Homer Edminston
John Ortman
Fred Spethman
Allis
General Electric
Deerfield
Lakin
Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Wisc
Allis Factory
Santa Fe Railroad
F. A. Gillespie
Santa Fe
Topeka
No. 3
Wisconsin
California Limited
Stoeckly
Gillespie
Emery
Ortman and
Spethman
Sugar Company
Progress in water and light tech improves daily life
The passage argues against archaic systems like coal-oil lamps, pond ice, and windmills. It notes modern irrigation uses far less time and that occasional power outages remind us we don’t live in the late 1800s or early 1900s.
Fort Hays summer enrollment nears eighteen fifty
Fort Hays State College reports summer enrollment approaching 1 850 with new enrollees from Garden City to Hugoton. The third workshop period begins July 13. New students include Donald Vaughn Garden City Jay McGaughey Ulysses Clair Rucker Ingalls William Hamann Duane Schneider Tribune Georgina Borell Galen Munsinger Larry Fagerquist Herbert Woodham Dighton Lolita Jeanne Watt Healy David Harrell Scott City Richard Williams Ronnie Bolinger Hugoton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Telegram Area
Fort Hays State College
Donald Vaughn
Jay McGaughey
Ulysses
Clair Rucker
Ingalls
William Hamann
Duane Schneider
Tribune
Georgina Borell
Galen Munsinger
Larry Fagerquist
Herbert Woodham
Dighton
Lolita Jeanne Watt
Healy
David Harrell
Scott City
Richard Williams
Ronnie Bolinger
Hugoton
Red China Warns Phouma of Speeches
In Tokyo AP reports Communist China warned Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma against continuing speeches that vilify China. The Peking People's Daily said such statements are dangerous and urged him to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Souvanna Phouma
Peking People's Daily
Prince Phouma
Beating Used to Pressure Taxpayers in Near East
Historical note describes the bastinado method where suspected tax dodgers were beaten until they promised to pay. The implied sum rose with the severity of the punishment, reflecting a coercive tax collection practice in the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
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St. Catharine
Dahin A. Rodden
Holly
Colo Jean M
Kleysieaher
S. Star
Georgia Claussen
Kathleen Kelsey
Carl H. Kilian
Marcellus Barker
Edwin Knoll
Ruben Knight
Pearl Skitch Renard Lopez
Oreffield
Charles Kaiser
Gibson Willard H. Keane
Kathy Ann Jimenez
Lera Hodgson
Clifford Mope Sr
Lyle
William Austin
Myrtle A. Whitlock
A. E. Whitlock
Patricia M. Fulton
James Stanley Fulton
Don A. Trekell
George L. Scuby
Rather Scoby
William N. Gardiner
James R. Hayes
Colorado Springs
Billie J. Overton
Tupon
Johnny Lopez
Darwin F. Wallace
St. Louis
POICE
Larry Hugene Goodwin
Fluton
Freddy Fidel
Jamolo
Tayior
Waller Jay
Fletcher
Robert Eugene Farr
Geoge R. Armstrong
Jack Eugene Sammelman
Raymond Eppy Garcia
Jack Linenberger
Harold L. Levin
Miguel Martinez
Clyde F. Beymer II Lakin
Jim Ray Bowden
Ronnie Lee Stengel
Jones
Clyde Eugene Angus
Yale
Kan
Henry Adolph Weber
Eminence Rt
Jose Rivera Hernandez
Sharon
Springs
Sherman Smith
Vicksburg
Elias Garica
E. Fulton
John Albert Mader
Mary Heth Lilley
Julian Clifford Gomez
Rosita Torres
Jerry Melvin Strong
Gertrude A. Irsick
Yaleamb
New High
Finney County Historical Society
Finnup Park
J. O. Carter
Telegram
George C. Holmes
Culligan
Prudential
Lawrence Thrasher
Clint Lightner
Henry L. Keane
Henry Keane
Carlinville, I
Red China
Phouma
Rte
Allen
Eoples
Ian of
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