Garden City births and local news items from Telegram
The Telegram reports the fourth set of twins born this morning at St. Catherine hospital in Garden City to Mr and Mrs Rodney Harner. Other notes include a dog bite incident, the resignation of probationary officer Cameron Coon, and local student enrollments for summer courses at Fort Hays State College. The piece lists many new subscriptions and several regional names and addresses.
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Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Rodney Harner
Fort Hays State College
Billie Embree
Georgia Matthews
Loren Wilson
Telegram
Don Linenberger
Black River
N. Y
James Miller
Silver Springs
Howard Red
Sublette
Peter Bethea
la Jolla
Calif
Henry Bentrup
Deerfield
Florence Booth
Wilmore
Raymond Lobmeyer
Patrick Afb
Florida
Fred V. Danford
Gulfport
Miss
Bernadine Sitts
Rage
Fern Cleveland
Gage
Okla
Alice Hudson
Logan
L. W. Stephens
Priceville
Velma
Jesse Seymour funeral set for Tuesday in Phillips chapel
Jesse Benjamin Seymour died Sunday at Goodwill Nursing Home at age 86. A Kansan native, he lived in Garden City since 1921, born Stanton July 5, 1868, married Minnie Burnett in 1893 at Ottawa. Surviving are three daughters Lillian Farnsworth Jessie Birney Ida Freed, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Phillips chapel with Rev. Lee W. Harrison officiating. Interment Valley View cemetery.
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Jesse Benjamin Seymour
Goodwill Nursing Home
Kansan
Seymour
Garden City
Stanton
Mr. Seymour
Minnie Burnett
Ottawa
Cimarron
Lillian Farnsworth
Jessie Birney
Sublette
Ida Freed
Colorado Springs
Colo
Phillips Chapel
Lee W. Harrison
Valley View Cemetry
Heart Ailment Fatal to Baby Jangula
Thomas Steven Jangula, 10 months old, died yesterday at St. Catherine Hospital from a heart ailment after three months hospitalized. Born August 1, 1934, he is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. J B Jangula, a sister Sharon Ann and three brothers John Martin, Janne Gary, and Robert. Rites set for Wednesday at St Marys or the Valley View.
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Thomas Steven Jangula
J. B. Jangula
Street
St. Catherine Hospital
Sharon Ann
John Martin
Janne Gary
Robert
St. Mary's
da Valley View
Grains Higher On Trade as Wheat Stays Behind
Chicago commodities show gains across grains as soybeans and lard rise on meat price advances. Wheat futures lag, though some contracts top prior close while rye climbs on government crop forecasts. Kansas City livestock reports slower cattle and steady to lower prices for cows and bulls amid lighter demand. vealers, yearlings, and sheep activity mixed with declines in early lamb sales.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City A
USDA
Wichita cattle and Kansas City grain market report
Wichita livestock totals show cattle 2,300 head with calves 150 and varied movement across steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and vealers. Hogs 800 with firmer barrows, gilts, sows up. Sheep 1,150 with slower lamb trade and price shifts. Kansas City grain lists wheat futures and cash bids, corn, oats, milo, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts with mixed change and tonnage.
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New York
Admiral Weoce
Allied Ch
Allis Chal
Am Tel & Tel
Pri
Atchison
Atlas Pdr
Garden City Grain
C. Christopher & Co
Kansas City
Say du Pont
Chicago
Gen Motors
Gulf Oil
P&l
Martin
McKess & R
NY Central
Ohio
Penney
Jcoe
Gascoe
Phil Ipet
Radio Cp
US Steel
Westy A Bk
Westy el
Wichita
USDA
Hospital Admittances Discharges Births and Police Briefs
Hospital notices list admittees Mrs Herbert Mayfield Mrs Bobby Bruce and others with addresses across Garden City area. Discharges include Roy Breithaupt Mrs James Steward Myrtle Liedtke and more. Birth announcements from St Catherine and severalGarden City couples detail newborns with weights and times. Police briefs note bonds and citations for suspended license drunk and disorderly and a car collision at Main Street. County briefs cover oil and gas lease, divorce, two marriage licenses and a truck over load case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mayfield
Deerfield
Bobby Bruce
West Kan
Peter Burgardt
Holcomb
Virgil Hambleton
South
Grant Brakey
North Sixth
Bessie Higinbotham
Russell
Michael Traugott
Coward
Norbert Gerber
South Star
Roy Breithaupt
RFD
James Steward
Park
Wesley Louis Serig
Fred LeRoy Barnett
Manuel Acosta Robles
E. Santa Fe
Richard Lewis Edwards
Leo Jo Kopp
Harold N. Hobart, Jr
Russell W. Taylor
Ada Allen
Garland Allen
Leroy E. Ochs
Garden City
Marcella Frank
Leo W. Hanneman
Mary P. Etrick
Billy W. Scantlin
Hiwasse
Ark
Georgia
Allene Little
Holdomb
State of Kansas
Wilmer L. Kendall
Thieves Trade Wheels On a Denver Motor Car
Orville Day reported to police that two wheels were removed from his motorcar in Denver yesterday and replaced with a battered old set. Police noted the incident as a wheel swap theft with no injuries reported.
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Denver
Kansas City Woman To Helm of Kansas BPW
Alice Helm of Kansas City is the new president of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Other state officers installed at the conference Saturday include Anna Reed of Abilene as first vice president, Vivian Etrick of Liberal as second vice president, Mrs Pat Wilhite of Wichita as recording secretary, and Doris Embry of Parsons as treasurer.
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Kansas City
Kansas
BPW
Wichita
Alice Helm
Kansas Federation of Business ' ‘and Professional Women’s Clubs
Anna Reed
Abilene
Vivian Etrick
Pat Wilhite
Doris Embry
Parsons
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Sage
Herbert N. Kerr
Cameron Coon
Mitchel Geisler
Coon
A. L. Patrick
Garden City Church of the Brethren
Southwestern
Grand Rapid
Mich
Patrick
Kansas District
Poaths
Jesse Seymour
Uy 4
Lindh Produce, Co
W. Kensos
Frank Schmale
Heinemann Agency
den City
Ness
Lynn Williams
E. Fulton
Garden City, Kansas
Cuarta Studio
Lee Richardson Zoo
St. Catherine
West Kansas
North Twelfth
Garland
Rogers
THE
LYNN
Liams Agency
Trans
Heinemann
Insurance Agency
Southwest
Spikes
Cologne
Flamingo
Fankhauser Drug
Grant Avenue
Dad Glade
Regan
Shaffer and Parker
Meeker
Ronson
Rogan Fewelry Store
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