Lane Fair Opens Tomorrow at Lane County Western Kansas Event
Lane County fair returns with a three day program beginning Wednesday at 9 p.m. exhibits to be entered by Lamon Josy. Includes 4-H judging, a food sale, parade divisions, prize money, and trophies. Music by the Lene County Band, ice shows, and a dance follow events. Thursday features livestock and crop judging, new horsemanship and beef showmanship events, and a 1:30 p.m. 4-H sale. Friday hosts rodeo, old-timers dance, and a thrill-arama with an auto show and final dances.
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Highpon
Lane County
Kansas
Lamon Josy
Privié
Hi Sin
Lasiness
Lene County Band
Joe Buttram
Carroll Alexander
Ken Lsely
Lsely
Ice Capades
Fairground
Squires
Garden City
Hudson Brothers of
Scon
Eddie Basgall
Hays
Lane County Fair
Water and Sewage Plant Operator Training Offered
The Kansas State Employment Service seeks 120 unemployed workers for free training as water and sewage plant operators. Start salaries range from 330 to 450 dollars monthly. Training, sponsored by the U S Labor Department under the Manpower Development and Training Act, lasts 36 weeks at Neosho Missouri's Water and Sewage Technical School. Applicants must be high school graduates at least 18, with priority to married workers. Qualified graduates have strong job placement, with 95 percent of early classes employed in municipal water systems. Applications are via local state employment offices. selection includes interviews and background review.
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U. S. Labor Department
Manpower Development and Training Act
Jim Richardson
Local Employment Service
Imitinger
Richardson
Water and Sewage Technical School
Neosho
Missouri
Iudusty
State Employment Service
Russ Carlyle Orchestra To Play For Elks Dance
Russ Carlyle and his orchestra will play for a dance at the Elks Lodge Thursday night. The county’s few musical groups perform a small musical revue with varied numbers. Dancing runs from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
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Russ Carlyle
Elks Dance
the Elks Lodge
Carlyle Crew
Carlyle
Poll Keeps LBJ 2 to 1 Favorite in Kansas Straws
Final straw poll results show President Johnson favored 2 to 1 over Goldwater in November with 2,913 to 1,498 votes and 1,037 undecided. In the First District Bob Dole leads Congress over Bill Bork 2,781 to 1,314 amid 1,406 undecided. other races list Boyd Avery Wunsch Perguson Chase and Wiles among governor contenders with varied counts. The poll, a joint effort by Garden City Telegram The Hutchinson News and Salina Journal.
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First
Kansas
Johnson
San
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Reno County
Hutchinson
Baye
Arizona
Bob Dole
Congress
Bill Bork
Dole
Bork
McDill Boyd
Avery
Boyd
Saline County
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Bill Perguson
Harold Chase
Chase
Saline
Dohm
Crozier
Myers
Harry Wiles
Wiles
Joe Henkle
George Hart
Jules Doty
Coffin
Stewart
Garden City Telegram
Hutchinson News
Salina Journal
Hays Degrees To Be Awarded At State College
Local and area students will be among 218 to receive degrees at Hays State College Thursday. Notable graduates include Gerald Garrett with a B.S. in agriculture and James Rocester with a B.S. in technology. Area honorees span education, science, business, sociology, Spanish and math, from towns such as Ulysses, Syracuse, Satanta, Sublette, Dighton, Healy and Scott City. Telegram Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Hays State College
Kram Garden
Gerald Garrett
James Rocester
Tusigess
Arthur Williams
John Davis
Ray Russell
Ulysses
Ruth Ib. Schmidt
Syracuse
Gerry Haganyan
Satanta
Montie Hunter
Esther Marie Schmidt
Sublette
Rita Hallbick
Dighton
Martha Jo Steffens
Janet Buchanan
Healy
B.S
Marvin Milley
Scott City
Marvin Miller
Gemini selects second generation spacemen to command
Capt. Pael A. McDivitt, 34, of Chicago will lead the Gemini mission with Capt. Edward H. White II, 33, of San Antonio as copilot. The pair were announced by Paul Haney of the Manned Spacecraft Center as the second generation crew for the next Gemini flight, G14, scheduled for early 1965. The backup crew will be Maj. Frank Borman and Lt. James Lovell Jr. With Grissom and Young on the first flight, NASA outlined flight plans of about three months apart, barring technical delays. McDivitt and White are both graduates of major engineering programs and bring extensive jet combat hours and Air Force experience to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Pael A. McDivitt
Chicago
Gemini
Edward H. White II
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Janey
Manned Spacecraft Center
M. Scott Carpenter
Mercury Group
Alan B. Shepard Jy
John Glenn
Apace
Donald K. Slayton
Maj
L. Gordon Cooper Jy
Mercury
Cooper
Frank Borman
Cdy
James A. Lovell Jr
Borman
Haney
Virgil J
Gus) Grissom
John W. Young
Walter M. Schirra
Thomas P. Stafyford
McDivitt
University of Michigan
Air Force
Wil
Korea
White
US Military Academy
West Point
Market cattle and hogs report from Kansas City AP
Kansas City report shows hogs 3,500 head with slow to moderate activity and prices 25 lower for barrows and gilts, sow prices 13.75 to 14.75, sheep with lambs at 23.50 to 23.75, ewes 3.00 to 3.50, cattle 5,000 with calves at 200, steer and heifer demand slow, cows active, slaughter steer prices about 22.40, slaughter heifers 20.50 to 22.50, calves 15.00 to 17.00, feeder steers 15.0 to 20.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Barrows and Gills
Experience Is Keynote of Londerhelm Campaign
Robert C. Londerhelm of Prairie Village campaigns for Republican nomination for attorney general stressing state government law experience. He has served as assistant Kansas attorney general and general counsel to multiple agencies, and vows the attorney general is a law enforcer not a law maker while urging prompt Supreme Court ruling on club status cases.
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Robert C. Londerhelm
Prairie Village
Londerhelm
Kansas
Kansas Revenue Dept
Kansas Corporation Commission
Sonderholm
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Traffic Log Report July 1 1945 Topeka AP
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour Kansas traffic death log starting 8 am on Wednesday July 1 1945 with comparisons to 1963 figures. The item notes South Arabia population estimates around one million and that no census has been taken.
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Topeka
Kansas
South Arabia
Death of John N Hermes 75 in Scott City
John N Hermes 75 died Monday at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City after a short illness. Born March 21 1889 at Ost he lived in Scott City since 1931 and earlier in Friend Community. Survived by widow four daughters seven sons 28 grandchildren and Burial at Scott County Cemetery. Funeral 9 30 a m Friday at St Josephs with Rev Leo Kelly officiating. Rosary recited Tue Wed Thu at 4 p m at Weinemann Price Funeral Home.
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Scott City
John N. Hermes
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Ost
Friend
Joe Brunner
Arvada
Colo
Alfred Urban
Englewood
Rita Hermes
D. A. Herman
Eugene
Albert
Raymond
Gerald
Clarence
Grand Port
N. D
Jerome
Seneca
Herbert
Brazil
Norbert
Salina
St. Joseph's
Leo Kelly
Scott County Cemetery
Weinemann-Price
Scott City man Thomas Kenyon dies after long illness
Thomas Kenyon of Scott City died Monday night at Scott County Hospital after a long illness. Born February 22, 1880, in Dannebrog Nebraska, he lived in Scott City since 1904 and was a retired blacksmith. He married Marie Wood in 1925 at Sharon Springs. Survivors include his widow, a daughter Mrs. B. C. Evans of Portland and three sons in Oregon and California, nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Funeral services Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Christian Church, Scott City, with Rev. J. Allen Wheeler officiating. Burial in Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann Price Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Thomas Kenyon
Scott County Hospital
Dannebrog
Neb
Marie Wood
Sharon Springs
Kenyon
Christian Church
B. C. Evans
Portland
Ore
F. A. Kenyon
Tom Kenyon
Los Angeles
Calif
Larry Kenyon
San Diego
Wallace Kenyon
Wa Keeney
Charles Suprise
Wakeeney
J. Allen - Wheeler
Scott County
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Mrs. Millie McGlade dies at 88 in Montezuma
Mrs. Millie McGlade, 88, died at Bethel Home in Montezuma. Born February 20, 1876 in Ohio Missouri, she married Mason McGlade in 1902 and lived in Stafford, Gray County, Bucklin, and finally at the Bethel Home. Survived by sisters Florence Tuckwood and Delia Prior and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Montezuma Methodist Church, burial Copeland Cemetery.
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Montezuma
Millie McGlade
Bethel
Ohio
Mason McGlade
Stafford
Gray County
Here
Delia Prior
Lowry City
Nerces
Montezuma Methodist Church
L. C. Camonbell
Copeland Cemetery
Scouts Return From Junket Amid National Jamboree
Five Garden City Boy Scouts John Blackett Jim Dawson Bob Dawson John Elsey and Tom Koksal came home after 17 days visiting Chicago Washington and New York City Highlight was a nine day stay at the National Boy Scout Jamboree Valley Forge Pa They joined more than 50000 Scouts camping there Scout Ray Conjurske who had been hospitalized with a knee injury at Valley Forge General Hospital was flown home to Wichita with his parents Also noted a new gadget called mithograph estimates a cow s production for fair ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
John Blackett
Jim Dawson
Bob Dawson
John Elsey
Tom Koksal
Chicago
Washington
New York City
Valley Forge
Valley Forge National Park
Ray Conjurske
U. S. Army
World Today Plenty of Demos Ready is Barry Hurls Brickbats
James Marlow notes a high tone in Johnson and Goldwater rhetoric yet warns brickbats are likely. Both campaigns anticipate sharp attacks, with Miller as a combative vice presidential candidate. The piece predicts a rough, highly charged contest driven by deep voter sentiment and unpredictable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Hurls
Brickbats
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Mat
Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Local Notices From Garden City Area Admissions and Land Actions
Hospital admission notices list patients at St Catherine and HSMAISSALS. includes Gladys Sterling and others. Real estate and lease items detail deeds, warranties, and land parcels in 17-21-27 and 25-21-28, with several transfers to Robert H. Kirk. Marriage licenses issued to Leon Sargent and Judy Widows, and Allen Foreman and Lesley Wood. Additional notices cover sheriff’s deeds and the Federal Land Bank transactions in Garden City and vicinity.
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Leaals
C. Aubrey Whitehurst
L. J. Heineman
Jones
Myrtle Folkerts
Robert H. Kirk
Clemmie A. Reed
Robert, H. Kirk
Federal Land Bank of
Wichita
H. Milton Skaggs
Robert
Kirk
Carl
Warner
R. V. Ellis
M. L. Michaelsen
Leon NM
Sargent
Judy A
Garden City
Allen Foreman
Holcomb
Lesley Wood
Unclear until July 29 garden city court fines list
A dense police court record lists fines and charges for multiple defendants including Delvin Dean Seeger, Charles M. Cox, John G. Degnan, Ethy K. Tip ton, Finey W. Nevin, Elmer L. Appelhans, Earl D. Brady, Roy Earl Bryant, Grant Eugene Keller, Junior Oscar Burns, Dennis Lee Billings, Harold William Chapman, Max William Engroff, Marshall George Gribble, Mrs. Leslie Cline, and others. Charges cover drunkenness, speeding, running stop signs, improper driving, unsafe vehicle, yellow light violations, and mufflers. Bonds posted and forfeited names are also noted along with a few dismissals. The record indicates fines in the range of 3 to 40 dollars plus costs, with some commitments and bond conditions.
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Delvin Dean Seeger
E. Laurer
Charles M. Cox
Holcomb
John G. Degnan
N. 11Th
Ethy K. Tipton
Eminence Rt
Finey W. Nevin
Howie Potts
Stone Hotel
Elmer L. Appelhans
Hamline
Earl D. Brady
Marshall George Gribble
Leslie Cline
N. Main
Harold Theodore Holden
Oswego
John Leonard Deer Inwater
James Richard Nelson
E. Laurel
Terry Lee Jones
Ernie L. Neuenschwander
Robert D. Green
Carl Alyan Larson
Amador Betcourt Leija
Carlos DeOrteche
Sotero Deono Marez
Gerald J. McAninch
Earl Ray Humphries
Roy Earl Bryant
Grant Eugene Keller
Alfredo Flores
Courts County Drivers License Suspensions
Johnny C Cadena Garden City from June 27 for 90 days after license is received in Topeka for refusal to take chemical test William F Brewer 201 W Fair from May 25 to at least Dec 31 1965 driving on suspended license Donald B Hobson 307 N 11th from July 17 for 30 days habitual violator James Michael Rupp 508 N 13th from July 14 for one year or until 16th birthday violation restrictions Continued-Dessie Masoner Sayre Okla driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages and driving on a suspended license Case to be continued
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Dessie Masoner
Sayre
Okla
Traffic and city crash reports from Monday details
Traffic report notes a Monday 9 55 p m crashs at 144 miles east on U S 50 with David J Davis of 1117 Pershing. City accidents at 8 30 p m at 1st and Mackberry involve Jimmy Lee Burns of 30444 N 1st and a parked car owned by Lawrence A Kliesen of 812 N 1st with extensive damage. Another entry shows a 5 17 p m collision at Jones and 13th involving Harold Coulter Pratt and Roger Stillwell with damage and James Knoll with minor damage. Also a stock line on books by American authors printed abroad for import and tripling value to the country in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Davis
Pershing
Mackberry
Jimmy Lee Burns
Lawrence A. Kliesen
Jones
13Th
Harold E. Coulter
Pratt
Roger D. Stillwell
Eminence Rt
James F. Knoll
Judge Ensures Order And Appearance In Essex Court
In Newark New Jersey AP report Judge William A Consadine demands orderly appearance in his Essex County court. A fiftyish woman in yellow slacks was barred from testifying in a divorce case until changing into more fitting attire.
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Newark
William A. Consadine
Essex County
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Ellen Hoover
Kansas State Employment Service
Carole Pfeifer
Fort Hays State College
Miss Pfeifer
Charles Pfeifer
Summit
Fort Hays
Telegram
Kansas City Livestock
S Garden
Teesdey
Mrs
The
Rep
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
White House
St. Catherine
Gladys Sterling
Ben Meier Jr
Hesterfield
Ronnie Carter
Rancho Motel
Jack Howard Kennedy
Robert Small
Evans Bobby Joe Burgess
Lakin
Vernon Schlegel
Dan's
Railer Court
Kevin Lynn Schlender
Gardenale
Jeffrey S. Baker
O. Reid Klemp
Chris Wyman Vanatta
Arding Bohn Harding
Chestnut
Demetrio L. Jalom
Charles Cummings
Namoco Agency, Inc
Midwest
Freak
Gorrow
White Finewad Home
Tony
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