Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
A dated hospital list shows admissions at St. Catherine Memorial with names such as Charles Rexroad Aly s and Lee Sclichnow, plus Mrs Narciso Mares Deerfield and Ronald Meyer 913 Center. Dismissals include Mrs Gene Sullivan Rt 1 Danist Smith Winona and Ted Turney Ulysses along with Wilfred Johnson and Veronica Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Charles Rexroad
Lee Sclichnow
St. John
Narciso Mares
Deerfield
H.C. Woodham
Dighton
Ronald Meyer
Center
Jesse Koelin
Copeland
Robert Plotner
Charles
Ton
Shery] Goss
Darrel Goss
Michael Turner
Mra
Manuel Garcia
Wilma Kidwell
Antonio Bribiesca
Santa Fe
Earl Meairs
Sublette
Ted Porter
Ann Irion
Syracuse
Mike Santry
Belmont
Catherne
Gene Sullivan
Danist Smith
Winona
Ted Turney
Ulysses
Wilfred Johnson
N. Main
Veronica Sterling
Dina Serganter
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
AP Kansas City report shows cattle 2,200 head with cows 14.00 to 15.00 and calves 50 head steady. Hogs 3,500 head 1900 to 2100 lb barrows 18.80 to 19.35 with 210 to 245 lb at 19. SoWs 16.25 to 17.25. Sheep 300 head steady with ewes 4.00 to 5.25 and lambs 18.50 to 20.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Schedule changes and local events in Garden City
A change in scheduled dates for driver license examinations in Garden City takes effect August 1 with exams every other Wednesday at Tinney County courthouse starting August 7. Kenneth Dickenson heads to the 16th annual High Plains Music Camp at Fort Hays State College August 4-10, limited enrollment of 700, about 1,200 applications received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Tinney County
Kenneth Dickenson
N. Ltd
Fort Hays State College
Car Fire Damages Car in Garden City Suburb
Garden City fire crews were dispatched yesterday afternoon to the 300 block of North Main to extinguish a car fire under the hood owned by Harold Sharp of Wichita. The blaze centered on the carburetor and damaged wiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Garden City Civil and Birth Notices and Police Actions
A mixed page item lists births at St. Catherine and Charleston with parent names and birth weights, district court action in ClintLeonard H. Smith versus Andrew J. Edmiston, county fines for muffler and truck overload, police notices with bonds posted for speeding selling without a license and parking, bonds forfeited, an arrest for drunkenness, and license revocation for Kenneth R. McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint
Leonard H. Smith
Andrew J. Edmiston
Quiet Ridle
Garden City
Sidney G. Flynn
Evans
Gosta
Lesroy W. Johnston
Great Bend
Costa
Milton T. Thompson
James B. Nelson
John Arthur Heard
Ben J. Porter
Milton L. Thompson
Ollie M. Cockreham
Clarence Jerome Katz
Walter B. Halley
Springfield
Kenneth R. McCarty
S. Washington
Traffic City Accidents Report Involving Mrs Hoyt And Garcia
A Wednesday 4 14 p m incident in the 400 block N 8th involves a car driven by Mrs Opal Hoyt of Syracuse and a parked car owned by Mrs Alfonse Helen Garcia of 507 W Maple. Moderate damage noted to both vehicles.
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Opal Hoyt
Syracuse
Alfonse Helen Garcia
W. Maple
Reds Building Base Near Santiago De Las Vegas Cuba
Miami AP reports Russians are constructing a new base near Santiago De Las Vegas in Havana Province as Cuba’s military buildup continues. Refugees Carlos Fraga Perez and Rogelio Sanchez describe large Russian trucks with long structures, a 6000 acre site near Baire with subterranean installations, rockets, aircraft artillery, mortars, and radar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
Santiago de Las Vegas
Havana
Cuba
Carlos Fraga Perez
Fraga Perez
Rogelio Sanchez
Oriente
Baire
FAA Personnel To Be Changed At Local FAA Office
Several personnel changes are planned in the FAA's systems maintenance division at the focal airport. Robert E. Taylor will be promoted to a senior post at Goodland FAA and move with his wife Flossie around Aug. 1 after 17 years with the agency here. Paul Wilson will transfer from Goodland to this office and live at 709 Summit. Roland R. Warden will become sector chief, replacing Taylor, with two new technicians joining: James F. Norlem from North Platte and Robert Kim, now at FAA Academy in Oklahoma City, arriving mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert £. Taylor
Garden City
Goodland
Federal Aviation Agency
Roland R. Warden
Relief
Taylor
Chanute
Systems Maintenance Division
Focal Airport
Robert E. Taylor
FAA
Flossie G
The
Paul Wilson
Wilson
Summit
Dodge City
North Platte
Nebr
James F. Norlem
Robert Kim
Oklahoma City
Kansas Traffic Log Topeka Memo 1963 Deadly Totals
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Thursday July 4, 1963 in Topeka and statewide totals. Included are comparative figures 298 for 1862 and 315 for 1963, reflecting annual counts and daily tallies with regional notes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Old Bridge Collapses In Kansas. Girl Survives
Melvern Kansas AP Rebecca Patterson 15 escaped with bruises when a country bridge built in the late 1880s collapsed as she crossed in a pickup. The vehicle landed inverted in Long Creek 18 feet below with bridge door railing and top structure scattered. Rebecca resides with her parents Morey and (surname) Patterson on a nearby farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvern
Kan
Rebecca Patterson
Long Creek
Rebecca
Morey Patterson
Oil drilling prospects in eastern Finney County questioned
Wayne M. Campbell reports on oil leasing activity in eastern Finney County as 1903 begins. Despite limited recent drilling in two areas, Hodgeman County’s off play gives some hope. Cities Service Oil Co and others acquired leases totaling thousands of acres, with Sun Oil Co. buying Kinney ranch land and related leases. A long unfinished hole near Kinney Lake, drilled decades ago, remains a cautionary tale as the region awaits a funded drilling push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne M. Campbell
Finney County
Leona Henderson
Hodgeman County
Finney
Jehwere
Hodgeman
Finney-Hodgeman
West End
Balvesta
Kummer
Old Kabanua
John G. Farmer
West Hodgemur
Citief Service Oil Co
Cities Service
Kinnoy State Lake
Ravanna
Kalvesta
Kinney
Frank W. Kinney
Cearge
Carl S. Warner
Summee
Garden City
Warner
Atta L. Diggs
McAllen
Jennie Deal
Sun Oil Co
Kenneth
Swenson
Arden
Vocational Ag Reunion Set for Garden City High School
A reunion for former vocational agriculture students taught by J. D. Adams at Garden City High School 1924 38 will be a covered dish picnic at Finnup Park on Sunday August 11. Invitations were sent to 161 of 215 students. 18 are known dead and 39 addresses are unknown. Adams requests help to locate missing addresses. The attendees include Lee Harvey Donald Hendrick Claude Blake Boyd Basnett Roland Swenson Freddie LaGesse Wilbur Whitehead and others. Teachers listed include Ralph Kersey J D Adams A E Cook Kenneth Henderson and Earl Burk with unknown address for Burk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Adams
Garden City High School
Donald Hendrick
Claude Blake
Boyd Basnett
Roland Swenson
Freddie David LaGesse
Wilbur Whitehead
Joe Carrol
Chester Carson
Clyde Butler
John Grady
Robert Harvey
John Moyer
Eugene Wilson
Roy Steinmatz
R. B. Wentz
Joseph Thompson
Lawrence DeNayer
Dernard Johnson
Carl Throop
Wallace Merrick
Dwight Brinet
Max Briner
Clark Gillette
Hampton Jack
Kenneth Henderson
St. John
Earl Burk
Trouble delays launch of Syncom 2 satellite from Cape Canaveral
Trouble in the Delta booster rocket forced a third postponement of the Syncom 2 communications satellite launch from Cape Canaveral. The plan was to reach a 22 300 mile high orbit and appear to hover over a target area on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Famed Mexican Musical Group To Appear Here
Mariachi Infantil Mexicano, a band of orphaned Mexican children aged 13 to 16, will perform a dance in Garden City at the old National Guard Armory on a US tour en route to Nebraska. Twelve members travel in their own bus and profits fund the Monterrey area orphan community. Lupe Guillen hosts a Mexican dinner before the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Garden City
Mariachi Infantil Mexicano
United States
Nebraska
Old National Guard
Monterrey
U.S
Kennedy
Lupe Guillen
Youths Led Police On A Pratt Chase
Three Dallas youths, Samuel Akins 16 Richard Jowdus 13 and Clarence A. Martin 17 from Irving, were held at Pratt County jail after driving off from a Tun ningham service station without paying for gas and leading officers on a high speed pursuit through Pratt. The car hit a bridge wall and another vehicle before the trio fled on foot and were captured by Sheriff Walter McClauskey and deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Texas
Tunningham
Port
Glen Clopton
Pratt
Clapton
Walter McClauskey
Pratt County
Samuel Akins
Richard Jowdus
Dallas
Clarence A. Martin
Irving
City approves multiple street projects and notes
City Commission approved opening and widening Jan from Fleming east to J.C. and extending J.C. North from Jan to Spruce. They authorized two temporary note issues totaling 60,000 dollars for curb, gutter and paving at Anderson, Jan, Fleming, Laurel and Chestnut. Also approved 75,000 dollars to invest in electric system bond reserve. Water line work planned. police and fire radio upgrades to FCC standards with new transmitters, receivers and base station to reduce frequency overlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Fleming East
J. C
J.C. North
Jan
Spruce
Anderson
Fleming, Laurel and Chestnut
Davis
Kansas
Pat's Drive
Electric System
Deane Wiley
Fleming
Hackberry
Mike's Drive
Federal Communication Commission
Death notices for Agnes Pearl Rigg at nursing home
Agnes Pearl Rigg died today at a local nursing home. Born October 20, 1870 in Illinois, she moved from Hamilton County in 1924. Survived by four sons John L. of Mulberry, Howard Motley of Minnesota, Harold of California, Neal of Portland. daughter Muriel Bush of Satanta. two brothers Jillian Brown of La Harpe and Herbert Brown of Bay City. 18 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Phillips White Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Pearl Rigg
Mulberry
Ilinois
Hamilton County
William
John L
Howard Motley
Minnesota
Harold
California
Neal
Portland
Ore
Muriel Bush
Satanta
Jilllian Brown
la Harpe
Kan
William F King dies in Colorado at 90 in Scott City memories
William F King 90 frequent Scott City visitor died Tuesday at a Greeley Colorado hospital born June 28 1873 in Oregon Missouri. He lived most of his life in Greeley and survived by four sons Ed Wesley Virgil of Scott City Jim of Koshkanong five daughters Ralph Snyder Herschel Rictor Nancy Cole Earnest Baker Francis Kanyon Portland Ore 43 grandchildren 82 great grandchildren and a half sister Ora Watson Rover Mae. Funeral 10 am Friday Weinmann Funeral Home Rev J Allen Wheeler officiating burial Scott County Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
William F. King
Greeley
Colo
Oregon
King
Mary
Cristian Church
Wesley
Virgil
Jim
Koshkanong
Ralph Snyder
Herschel Rictor
Nancy Cole
Denver
Earnest Baker
Sublette
Francis Kenyon
Portland
Ore
Ora Watson
Rover
Mae
Weinmann
J. Allen Wheeler
Scott County Cemetery
Diversion of Natural Gas Stream Authorized
Washington AP Diversion of part of the natural gas stream by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. of Kansas City through a helium extraction plant was authorized by a Power Commission examiner. The decision becomes a final order if no review starts within 30 days. Examiner Harry Shriver said Panhandle may transport up to two million cubic feet daily to National Helium Corp. of Liberal, Kansas, for fuel, conditioned upon delivering no more than 850 million cubic feet for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
Kansas City
Power Commission
Harry Shriver
Panhandle
National Helium Corp
Liberal
Kan
French Aviator Flies Channel In 1909 By AP
Today in history note recalls Louis Blériot flying the English Channel in 1909. Also cites 1766 Virginia Gazette venti lators ad, 1799 Napoleon defeats Turks at Aboukir, 1868 Wyoming Territory formed, Mussolini ousted in 1943, Eisenhower letter predicting Soviet collapse, SEC ethics code in 1955, Algeria independence era tensions in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Virginia Gazette
Aboukir
Egypt
Wyoming Territory
Dakotas
Utah
Idaho
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Puerto Rico
Free Commonwealth
United States
Benito Mussolini
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenhower
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House of Congress
Algeria
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John R. Burntidy
Finney County Savings Bone
United States Savings
Lavonna Hast
Charles Kifer
First Methodist Church Senior High
Main
Larella
Servanter
W. Emerson
Mike Gateia
Hattie. Sharman
Clark
Dale Birney
Sheryl
Darrell Goss
Jack Anstaett
Price
Charleston
Reds
Old Bridge
Eastern
Kinney Lake
Albert Burns
Allen's Safety Center
International Mufflers
H.p. Johnson
Glastron
Lonestar Salem
Garden City Marine
E. Fulton
Garden City, Kansas
Vocational Ag
Armstrong
Armstrong Montina
Armstrong Torrazo
Armstrong Futures
Cosmopolitan
Armstrong Counter Carson Caramic
Windsor Hotel
Agnes P. Rigg
Grier Apartments
Lee Eisner and Son Real Estate
Tommy Graves
Emma L. Grier
Avettoneer
Jones
Office
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