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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
12
In Kansas City cattle and calves rose to about 28 60 75 for choice slaughter steers. Hogs gained about 25 with barrows 21.75 to 22.25 per cwt and sows 18.75 to 19.75 for 300 to 400 pounds. Sheep show steady demand with spring lambs 27.50 to 28.25 and ewes 5.50 to 6.75.
Telegram price quotations provided by Goffe and Carkener Inc telephone BR 6 3244. The notice lists the 2 p.m. stock quotes for the market, showing current bid and ask figures for listed securities.
Louisiana seeks extradition of Ernest Ray McElveen 41 of Bogalusa a mill worker jailed in Mississippi for the murder of deputy O Neal Moore near Bogalusa with Creed Rogers wounded. Gov Johnson approved the extradition hearing first step with no date set as troopers FBI and locals pursue several suspects.
Phil L Unruh of Copeland takes over as administrator of Briar Hill Manor a rest and skilled nursing home. He is the son of Clyde and Mrs Unruh of Copeland a Copeland High School and Fort Hays State College graduate previously with the Federal Crop Insurance office in Garden City. The new manager single resides at 407 N 3rd and says staff remains the same while he seeks a registered nurse.
J. D. Harlan Jr. has been promoted to plant manager of Cities Service Helix, helium plant near here. The move is effective June 1, succeeding W. H. Heyland who moves to Tulsa. Harlan, from Shreveport Louisiana, joined Cities Service in 1953 and has led the local Helix unit since June 1963.
Lawrence A. Wilson has joined the staff of Phillips-White Funeral Home. A Garden City native, he graduated from Garden City Junior College in 1963 and from the Dallas Institute of Mortuary Science last February. He and his wife Sharon Ann Kreutzer live in Garden City, and he is a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
Grasshopper Arizona will host a rarely seen ceremonial welcome for Lynda Bird Johnson as she visits the White Mountain Apache Reservation. The 21 year old daughter of President Johnson will stay two weeks starting June 11 with University of Arizona archaeology students as they excavate Pueblo ruins on the eastern Arizona reserve.
Local hospital brief lists admissions at St Catherine and discharges across Garden City area. Names include Mrs Albert Janzen Andrew J Wood Nellie M Brown Irene M Pacheco Elmer Morrison and others with addresses. suspensions and fines noted for traffic offenses. warranty deeds for local property transfers. Dominican Republic remark on Antilles size relative to Cuba.
Mrs Fern E Feight, 71, longtime Satanta resident, died Thursday at Southwest Medical Center in Liberal. Born October 28, 1893 in Lucas County Iowa, she moved to Satanta in 1925 and married Grover G Feight in 1919. Survived by her sister Mrs Maude Thompson of Chariton Iowa. Funeral arrangements by Phillips White Funeral in Garden City.
Mrs Lena M Tucker 91 longtime Tribune resident died Thursday night in a Tribune hospital. She was born January 2 1874 in Missouri and came to Greeley County in 1887. She married Thomas Paul Tucker June 25 18_. She taught school briefly and was a charter member of Eastern Star Tribune Chapter 316. Surviving are a son Mentor a sister Susie Mercer and Katherine Packer a granddaughter and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at the Tribune Methodist Church with Rev Kenneth Short officiating burial at Greeley County Cemetery Weinmann Price Funeral Home in charge.
The Long Branch Saloon variety show debuts Saturday at 8 p.m. in Dodge City's Front Street replica near Boot Hill. Now in its eighth year, the Lewis Mock family stars Kitty and Professor Lewis E. Mock as pianist. The can-can troupe performs and the show runs daily through August 29, with past appearances at 100 conventions and broadcasts in Japan and Britain.
Congress moved quickly on President Johnson’s plan to reduce silver in U S coins. A House Banking Committee hearing with Henry Fowler and Robert Wallace discussed replacing silver coins with nickel copper dimes and quarters and cutting silver in half dollars. Most members supported the move amid dwindling silver supplies, while silver-producing states and Rep. Wright Patman offered skepticism and humor about the change. Rep. Widnall proposed the term consensus coinage to describe bonding metals for the new coins.
The assets of private pension funds rose by 5.4 billion to 51.9 billion last year while payouts totaled 1.7 billion. At current market value the funds reached 63.4 billion. Most funds cover company employees and many are union administered, per an SEC annual report released Thursday night.
Garner Stroud of Wichita will replace Hart Workman as executive secretary of the state Republican Central Committee on July 1. Oliver Hughes, state chairman, praised Workman for his long service and said he may be kept for future counsel. Stroud, a former teacher and oil industry principal, joined the GOP staff about three months ago.
Mrs. Azilda LaGree, 102, Newton Kansas oldest resident died Thursday. She came from Illinois at age 12 and spent most of her life in the Newton area. Services will be held Saturday. She leaves two daughters and two sons, nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. husband William LaGree Sr. died in 1933.
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