Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Detailed
Selections list admissions and dismissals at area hospitals with names and towns including Cimarron Dighton Scott City and Terre Haute. Birth notices record a Catherine Ason birth at 404 W. Maple and a son born to Theodore M Shelden of Lakin. Legal notices includeWarranty Deed transfers and marriage licenses. Police reports cite speeding fines and a no stop light violation. A Garden City volunteer fire fighter responded to a house fire involving a Model A driven by his son Ronnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Salas
W. Maple
Raymond Jacomina
Terre Haute
Ind
Richard W. Eddington
Evans
Clyde Thomas
Scott City
Lester Moritz
Oakley
St. Catherine
Wallace Kuhlman
Lakin
W. S. Logan
William Holcomb
Pennsylvania
Bobby Joe Burgess
Roy L. Springer
Satanta
Sandy Sue Servantez
Hudson Julie and
Paul Thomas
Dighton
Randall Lowry
Magnolia
William K. Baxter
Laurel
Darrell Lampe
Dodge City
Granville Clymer
N. oVith
Harry Thompson
Albert J. Mader
Wilton Bowman
Healy
James Brattin
W. Hazel
Miles Partin
Leopold
Connie Barber
Ulysses
Dale Goddard
Wichita
C. E. Smith
Marienthal
Catherine Ason
Theodore M. Shelden
Garden City
Clarence
Tommy
Thomas
Ronnie
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle calves at 250 head with market not established. Hogs 2000 head with barrows and gilts 25 lower, sows steady. 195-250 lb barrows 16.75-17.25, 250-275 lb 16.25-16.75, 270-350 lb sows 14.00-15.00. Sheep 400 head unchanged. good and choice lambs 19.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Prices Inch Upward
Market prices edged higher from a weak start with a mixed midday showing. The auto sector led gains on record earnings by GM Ford and Chrysler, while airlines slipped and other major groups fluctuated. The AP 60-stock average stood up 2 at 320.1 at noon as U.S. Steel fell and Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auto Group
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Associated Press
Dan Jones
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Explosion Hits Egyptian Freighter At Algiers
A Radio Algiers report says an explosion aboard the Egyptian ship Alexandria tied to the dock sparked a fire that spread through the harbor area of Algiers. The broadcast put deaths at 20 and injuries at least 165 as the harbor was evacuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Circus Coming Here Next Week By Rudy Bros Circus
The Garden City Shrine Club brings the Rudy Bros Circus to Finney County Fairgrounds for a one day engagement next Thursday. Two performances at 2 15 p m and 8 15 p m tickets on sale from Shrine Club members and at the box office. Acts include wild animals trained elephants high wire trapeze clowns aerial ballet and trained ponies with the Lopez Bros flying trapeze team and the Triska Troupe from Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frediania
Rudy Bros. Circus
Garden City
Imals
Doug Crotty
Shriners
Triska
Czechoslovakia
Lopez Bros
William Horne
Leoti Coeds Highlight Kansas State Honor Roll Honors
Local and area students from Leoti appear among Kansas State Teachers College Em poria top ten. Joan and Carol Holmes are freshmen and junior respectively. Kath ry n Good of Syracuse is a straight A junior. Other honorees include Meredith Rucker Deerfield Michael Gray Ulysses Terry Phillips Garden City Linda Evans Garden City Pauletta Lee Hinkle Garden City Jeannette Jury Ulysses. Puppet show tickets go on sale for The Magic Onion presented by Girl Scout Troop No. 17 and St Thomas Episcopal Womens Group with three shows at St Thomas Parish Hall next Thursday to Saturday. Advance tickets available downtown Anthony and e- Ponald corners and at Dillons Walls Ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State
Teachers College
Emporia
Joan Holmes
Carol Holmes
Joan
Carol
Kathryn Good
Syracuse
Meredith Rucker
Deerfield
Michael Gray
Ulysses
Terry Phillips
Garden City
Linda Evans
Pauletta Lee Hinkle
Jeannette Jury
Finney-Kearny
Assa
Girl Scout Troop No. 17
St. Thomas Episcopal Women's Group
St. Thomas Parish
Main
Walnut
Anthony and
E- Ponald Corners
Dillons
Walls
Ideal
Dighton Nomination Sees Orval Jordan for Postmaster
President Johnson sent several postmaster nominations to the Senate. Orval F. Jordan of Dighton is named for the Dighton post and Billy M. Warren is nominated for Oakley postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton
Orval F. Jordan
President Johnson
Senate
Billy M Warren
Oakley
Deaths in Leoti and Hutchinson area deaths
Mrs Maude McCow an died Thursday in Wichita County Hospital after a long illness. Born January 19 1884 in McPherson she accompanied parents during the Cherokee Strip run into Oklahoma. Funeral Saturday at 9 20 a m Presbyterian Church Lone Star Cemetery graveside 4 p m. Mindle Smith died at her Hutchinson home after long illness survivors include six daughters one son and extended family. Funeral Saturday South Hutchinson Methodist Church burial Halstead Cemetery. T C Liston longtime Garden City business figure died Thursday in Albuquerque New Mexico funeral Monday Albuquerque burial in Albuquerque cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leots
Maude McCowan
Leoti
Wichita County
McPherson
Oklahoma
J. R. McCowan
Carmin
Oklo
Pretty Prairie
Okla
Presbyterian
Mindle Smith
Charles Brinkmeyer
Imperial RL
Hutchinson
American Soldier Killed in Ambush in Viet Nam
In South Viet Nam near Ban Me Thuot a Special Forces enlisted man was killed and a U S officer wounded during a Communist ambush. The strike force of Montagnards moving toward Buon Brieng faced heavy Vietnamese casualties. This marked the 159th American combat death since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
Central Highlands
Ban Me Thuot
Buon Brieng
Local Area Youths Attend Music Camp at Fort Hays State
About 700 young musicians from 95 Kansas communities and seven other states attend the 17th High Plains Music Camp at Fort Hays State College. Garden City participants include Terry Carmichael Sig ne Nelson Susan Gullan Joann Van Vieet. Other towns listed include Cimarron Dighton Lakin Leoti Satanta Scott City Syracuse Tribune and Satanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
DeGaulle’s Call for Power Parley Draws Cold Rebuffs
Paris AP reports President De Gaulle sought an international conference to end Indochina fighting and question U S leadership. Washington and Bonn rejected the plan for a 14 nation talks with United States Russia China and France and opposed a military solution in South Vietnam. De Gaulle asserted Europe could move independently while U S Western alliance remained essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gétille
Indochina
United States
West
Washington
West Germany
de Gaulle
Russia
Red China
France
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.S
Bonn
Europe
Ludwig Erhard
America
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
North Atlantic
Smith Packing Plant Sold to Plainview Trader Ehresman
Smith Packing Co Inc sells its meat packing plant including retail wholesale locker and processing business to R R Ehresman of Plainview Texas. Ebresman Bros Packing Co operates in Plainview. new company name not yet announced. Ehresman to move to Garden City after Aug 1 with two families, plant manager, and bookkeeper, planning to continue Evans and Fulton operations. Lyle Smith remains to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Evans and Fulton
Lyle Smith
Boy Admits Setting Fires in Garden City Homes
A 13-year-old Garden City boy admitted to police that he set two fires last month on N. 12th. He entered James Springer’s home at 605 N. 12th searching for money, lit matches, and caused a room fire before moving to Grace Emerson’s upstairs apartment at 5t1 N. 12th where only curtains were damaged. The case was turned over to Juvenile Court. The chief noted the fifth juvenile fire case in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
N. 12Th
Hal Kane
James Springer
Grace Emerson
Moony
Kane
Senators split on LBJ poverty bill vote
Washington AP Missouri and Kansas senators divided along party lines in a 62 to 33 Senate vote approving a 947.5 million anti poverty bill. Democratic Senators Symington and Sonns voted for the measure while Carlson and Pearson, both Republicans from Kansas, opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Senate
Johnson
Long and
Symington
Sens
Carlson and Pearson
Lakin Boy Voted Outstanding at Camp
G. L. Johnson of Lakin was named outstanding boy in the theater division of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp by KU faculty. The six week camp ends Sunday with Johnson as a principal in Bye Bye Birdie among more than a thousand students in music art ballet theater speech journalism science mathematics and engineering divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Johnson
Lakin
University of Kansas
Johnson
Birdie
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Richard Scott
Cimarron
Jerry G. Thomas
Roger Stoner
Chasterfield
Mes
Gary Vogel
Flamingo Motel
Donald Gene Glenn
Sumie
C. €. Singer
Barbara
Charles Mancha
W. Fulton
Ralph Green
Scott
Helen L. Keane
Jones
Anna Butler
Vern Lynn ‘Holmes
Holmes
Robert Neal West
Wayne M. West
Arter and Young
Albert A. Bayer
Esther C. Jacobs
Courts County
Ruth M. Yates
Robert E. Baldwin
Alamosa
Colo
Richard A. Farrell
Pueblo
Paul Eugene Argo
Leavenworth
Fred Earl Frisby
Rand McNally
World Globe
Culligan
Taylor
Circus
Wiedow
Garden City Telegram
Mrs
Minnie Smith
T. C. Liston
Albuquerque
N. M
Liston Hardware and Harness
Patricia Appl
Randy Case
Diana Cooley
Cindy Fletcher
Steve Gwin
Lois Holmes
Jane Ley
Ron Long
Brian Nagel
Melinda Palkowitsh
Janis Wilken
Mike Leathers
Joanne Strickert
Marsha Yoakum
SN SA
HKJ van Doren Reg. Pharm
KAS
DeGaulle
Western Europe
Soviet Union
Smith Packing Plant
Boy
Kenses Solons
Addras
Latready
Finsup Park
Dolly
Ata
Walters Motor CO
Stevens
CIDAA
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