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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
1
Cattle 460, calves scarce for test. high choice steers at 22.85. Hogs 2,200 head, barrows gilts and sows up 19 25 to 33. Wh 190-230 lb barrows gilts 17.00 to 15 0? 378-400 lb sows 13.75-14.75. Sheep none due to insufficient data.
Hay fever affects nine to ten million Americans and is linked to weed growth in towns, cities, and farms. Kansas State University expert Martha Brill notes ragweed as the major Midwest culprit, with tree and grass pollens also triggering symptoms at different seasons.
Kansas State University extension horticulturist Austin Kenyon advises thinning strawberry beds after production ends to 8 10 inches in width and spacing. He recommends top yields with more than seven plants per linear foot, weed control by cultivating or pre emergent herbicides, and captan for leaf diseases. Finish renovation with 3 inches of clean straw applied in late October or early November to protect plants and delay early soil warming.
Louisville note shows Mrs Virginia Taylor of Christ mas seals at a Louisville tuberculosis association party drawing for prizes, prize a box of seals. Dayton report records a long unused equipment piece under Montgomery County jail used as a hangman scaffold in 1877 for a Union veteran charged in a fatal brawl for cash. Charities de Gaulle became French Premier June 1 1958 and Castro took power in Cuba in 1959.
Washington reports show a rising balance of payments deficit projected at about 2.4 billion dollars for the year, with an administration official noting the climb. Congress sent a tax bill extending wartime rates on autos, cigarettes, liquor, airline tickets, and more, totaling about 4.2 billion in revenue, with rates set to fall by June 90. Old Glory marks Flag Day with ceremonies at Fort Myer and the Capitol. Hale Boggs' 23-year-old son works as an economist on the Senate Economic Committee staff. The Senate Space Committee confirms Negroes are being hired in NASA civilian space installations, not only as janitors.
Leigh Perry and Gene Holloway announce they will resign from Garden National Bank tomorrow after long service as president director and vice president director respectively. Two directors had resigned earlier and a cashier left last month.
The Garden City DeMolays present Caravan of Western Stars at 8 tonight in Clifford Hope Auditorium. UW will feature Western music and comedy stars from the Seattle World's Fair. Advance tickets were sold locally. sponsor Ron Hummer asks those with concerns to contact him. Profits go to DeMolay activities.
Earl Lamar Evans, 33, of Kalvesta until six years ago, died Thursday in Torrance California after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Garland Chapel with Rev. E P. Rogers officiating. Friends may call at the chapel Monday. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery.
Benjamin F Goddard 65 a former Garden City resident died June 5 in North Platte Neb Funeral services were Monday at the Church of Christ He was born February 23 1898 in Pierre South Dakota He worked as a barber in Goren City Surviving: widow Eth el four sons Darrel Laramie Ford North Platte Ben Casper Wyoming and Tom Casper four daughters Eunice Miller Uravan Leila Chevalley Fresno Elsie Lahmann Salem Betty Miller Pueblo one brother three sisters 25 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren Burial was in the North Platte cemetery
Abilene Daily Reflector Chronicle editorially backs Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona for the Republican presidential nomination. Editor Henry B. Jameson, longtime Eisenhower campaign organizer, argues Goldwater best fulfills the party’s need for victory and tests the nation's pulse on business policies versus welfare state trends.
Garden City’s Sharon Van Vleet was elected mayor of Camache. Suzanne Rodenbeek of Scott City was chosen as one of five councilmen for Pottawatomie. Betty Kliewer of Ulysses was elected civil defense director for Pottawatomie.
Lists of admissions and discharges including Leona Cully Edna Metz Constance Stewart Dennis Nelson Billy Farmer Van Salyer Delford Gandles Robert Tyler William Douglas Danny Geier Brad Balthazar Stephanie McAtee Elmer York Benny Schibbelhut and cases at Leopold. Births note daughters and sons to Wasson Stewart and Robert Tyler with dates and weights.
Virg il 8 Mason et ux transfer Lot 10 Block 8 Holmes Third Addition to J Hal Laferty. J H Keller et ux convey the south 9 feet of Lot 11 and the north 66 feet of Lot 12 in Block 1 V T Suelskamp Subdivision to George C Gerstner et ux. Corporation deed listed for MacAllis.
Garden City area notices include a land transfer in lot 12 block 1 of Auelskamp Subdivision, an oil and gas lease to McClellan for subsurface rights near 17 26-33 and 8-26-33, multiple marriage licenses in Garden City, abatement actions for Joan Ford and R. K. Chamberlain, fines for a no pass zone violation, and police bond postings for several residents with offenses ranging from improper registration to speeding and running stop signs.
At 7 37 a m two incidents were logged in the city. One occurred in the 800 block of North 13th involving a car driven by Clarence Wheeler Kennedy. The other happened near 520 Taylor with noted damage while at the home of Mrs Pauline Hayes at 702 St John Street.
The Interior Department urged Congress to extend the Interstate Oil Compact Commission until Sept. 1, 1867, applying to 30 states. It called the commission a useful forum for oil and gas conservation study and cooperation among states since its 1935 formation.
AP analysis notes 25 years after the last depression the battle against poverty centers on speeding growth. policymakers aim to lift annual growth toward 4 percent while acknowledging unemployment and poverty persist among the lowest fifth of earners.
Darlene Holderness of 634 N 8th will teach at El Dorado Intermediate School for 1963 64 after earning a Kansas State Teachers College degree last month. Hazel Jo Weldon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Weldon, received a BA in music education and will teach in Leavenworth elementary schools. A Dodge City Social Security representative will visit the courthouse basement Tuesday from 930 a.m. to 130 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Roper Lee San attended their son Arthurs graduation from the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Arthur will study astronautical engineering at the University of Michigan after leave. Their other son John, a Kansas University student, heads to Germany for summer study as a KU group member.
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