Masons award 50 year pins to three Garden City men
Tyrain Lodge No 245 awarded 50 year pins and life memberships to Chester M McAllister Louis M McCoy and Louis D Williamson with two Kansas past grand masters presenting. All three joined Masonry in 1910 with varied early lodges and transfers. Williamson could not attend. Nevins and Brown are noted southwest Kansas civic and church leaders.
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Garden City
Tyrain Lodge No
Kansas Masons
Clarence G. Nevins
Dodge City
Earl R. Brown
Plains
Chester M. McAllister
Louis M. McCoy
Louis D. Williamson
Nevins
Kinsley
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Kansas Emergency Relief Council
Kansas
Works Progress Administration
Brown
Meade County
Vers Morrow
Stott
Masonic Lodge
Louis McCoy
Colorado Springs
C. M. McAllister
Earl Brown
Clarence Nevins
Fragmentary Names from Local Hospital Notices
Readable fragments list individuals connected to St Catherine hospital and nearby addresses. Includes Donald Knoll Katherine Cook Mrs Wedel Larry Allison C Turnbow and Rudolph Perez with partial street references and numbers.
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St. Catherine
Donald R. Knoll
Katherine K. Cook
Clarence Wedel
Washington
Larry Allison
N.lly C. Turnbow
Evans
Rudolph J. Perez
S. Ard
Local Dismissals Births And Bonds From St Catherine Area
Dismissals list includes Mrs Lloyd Moffett and others from Garden City and surrounding towns. Birth notices at St Catherine report three newborns including a boy born to Rudolph Perez and two girls to Robert Wilcom and Deryle Mosley with weights and times. Bond statuses show forfeitures and a dropped charge for Kenneth Brungardt with refunds and others named.
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St. Catherine
Rudolph J. Perez
Robert Wilcom
Conkling
Deryle Mosley
E. Hazel
Robert Everett Floyd
Richard Leo Ohmes
Star
Kenneth Brungardt
Robert Yveratt
Fsd
Morris Lee Cannon
Richard Lee Ohmes
Dwayne David Gillam
Traffic Accident At 8th And Kansas Wednesday Afternoon
A two vehicle collision occurred around 2:35 PM at 8th and Kansas involving Joage Ho Escalade of 407 Washington and Chester Irvin Ulrich of Imperial. No injuries details provided.
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8Th and
Kansas
Joage Ho
Escalade
Washington
Chester Irvin Ulrich
Imperial
Soviets Plan Powers Trial Early July Show Trial
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union plans a show trial for U2 pilot Francis G Powers in early July not on the Fourth. Powers confessed under espionage charges after the May 1 downing over Sverdlovka. State Department denies any instructions and Powers’ father canceled his planned visit. Police hold a 4% Ohio man for investigation after a cafe purse theft.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Francis G. Powers
Powers -Hdge
Sverdhovak
Moscow Radio Today
Powers Father
Oliver, W. Powers
Pound
Powers
State Department
Ohio
Joy in Tokyo as U S invitation withdrawal voices victory
Tass reports joyous crowds in Tokyo after the withdrawal of President Eisenhower’s invitation. Japanese Communist leader Miyi Moto says the move shows mass opposition to American imperialism and calls for Kishi’s resignation, dissolution of Parliament, and treaty liquidation. Kishi vows no resignation while Parliament must approve the security treaty. Moscow TV ends with a lesson urging the U S president not to visit Japan.
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Moscow
Tass
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Miyi Moto
Communist Party of Japan
Japan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kishi
Nobusuke Kishi
Moscow Television
United States
Young Convicts Back to Prison OTTAWA Kan AP
Two convicts Jay Lea King and Carl Roy Chase age 20 and 19 were recaptured and sent to Kansas State Prison at Lansing under heavy guard. They escaped last week and will begin sentences totaling at least 37 years. Chase quipped about jet cars and the moon. undersheriff Joe Ferns replied with a taimer while officials accompanied them in separate cars.
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Ottawa
Kan
Kansas State
Lansing
Jay Lea King
Carl Roy Chase
Deaths of Mrs. Eleanor M. Coen in Garden City
Mrs. Eleanor M. Coen 39 of 2407 North Main died yesterday at St Francis Hospital Wichita after a two year illness. Born January 13 1921 in St Peter Kansas she had lived in Garden City 22 years coming from St Peter. She married Harvey Coen February 24 1942 in Garden City and was a member of St Marys Church. Survivors include her husband a son James her parents Mr and Mrs Gottfried Knoll of St Peter a brother Tim Knoll four daughters LaVaughn Karen Marilyn and Ellen all at home seven sisters Scarphine Brungardt Coll yer Sandy Camito Denver Robert Miller Denver Fred Earlle Butte Harold Solze Garden City Earnest Sauer Wichita and Eugene Sauer Morland. Funeral arrangements are pending Garnand Funeral Home.
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Eleanor M. Coen
N. Main
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
St. Peter
Kan
Garden City
Harvey Coen
St. Mary’s Church
Harvey
James
Gottfried Knoll
Tim Knoll
LaVaughn
Karen
Marilyn
Ellen
Scarphine
Brungardt
Collyer
Sandy Camito
Denver
Colo
Robert Miller
Fred Earlle
Butte
Mont
Harold Solzé
Earnest Sauer
Eugene Sauer
Morland
Garnand Funeral Home
Samuel G. Rowan Dies at 88 in Local Rest Home
Samuel G. Rowan 88 died today after a lengthy illness. Born January 28, 1872 in Polk County Missouri he had lived in Finney County since 1926. Survivors include son John of Whittier California and two sisters Fannie Phillips of Bristow Oklahoma and May Ramsey of Oklahoma City. Funeral Friday at 2 30 p.m. at Phillips Chapel with Rev. E P Roberts officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery.
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Samuel G. Rowan
Polk County
Rowan
Finney County
John
Whittier
Calif
Fannie Phillips
Bristow
Okla
May Ramsey
Oklahoma City
Phillips Chapel
E. P
Moberly Woman Leaves 317000 Estate After Murder
Preliminary estimates place Louise B. Faessler 72 of Moberly dead from a June 8 murder with an estate over 317000. Bequests include 20000 to Coates Street Presbyterian Church and 10000 to Park College and to Farmington Presbyterian Orphanage. siblings and a California aunt receive 10000 each along with furnishings and jewelry. Investigator continue city county and state probe as details unfold. The victim, widow of a local tool maker, was found bound and gagged two days after last sighting.
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Moberly, Mo
Louise B. Faessler
Moberly
Coates Street
Faessler
Harmful 2 4 D Spraying Warned Near Harvest
AP reports Pawnee County elevator manager John Baker warns 2 4 D weed killer is harmful near harvest. FDA Kansas City advised spraying to prevent human residue. Grain from interstate commerce may be condemned if residue found. state checks planned for intra state consumption. Federal and state agriculture agencies say weed killer should not be used less than 50 days before harvest.
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Larned
Kan
John Baker
Pawnes County
Larcgi
Harvey
Baker
U. S Food and Administration
Kansas City
Sam
Tos
Polanyi
Fige
Federal
Tate Departments of Agriculture
Stormy Weather Claims Midwest With Tornadoes and High Winds
Severe storms move across the Midwest with winds up to 65 mph and reports of tornadoes in Nebraska Michigan and Lincoln and Elkhorn Nebraska. One man killed and several injured as granaries damaged and utilities disrupted. Heavy rain hail and downed lines affect central and south central Nebraska while Des Moines and Kennebec report notable rainfall and gusts.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Michigan
Holdrege
Neb
Lincoln
Elkhorn
Weather Bureau
Kennebec
Iowa
Des Moines
Colorado Rockies
Pacific Coast
Desert
Needles
Calif
Fair and Mild Forecasts Across Kansas
Fair skies and mild temperatures are forecast for Kansas today and Friday after an overnight cold front. The front dropped rainfall across north central and eastern Kansas from half an inch to nearly two inches, with slight hail and wind damage reported in the region and a tentative tornado sighting near Hill City. Temperatures rose to near 90 before the cold front, with Dody City at 93 and Topeka cooler. Overnight lows ranged from 55 at Goodland to 70 at Pittsburg, with rainfall totals listed for several towns, including Downs 1.90 and Overland 1.32 inches.
Hubcaps Stolen From Darrell Billings Car
Darrell Wayne Billings reported theft of two hub caps from his car parked in front of his home on 918 W last night. Police were notified and investigating the incident.
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Darrell Wayne Billings
Stock Market Ends Steady After Active Trading
New York stocks showed a volatile session with specialty issues gaining while many conservative shares slipped. The AP 60 stock average fell 6.50 to 222.8 as rails eased and industrials, utilities, and changes reflected a mixed, largely steady day. Government bonds rose amid light corporate activity.
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New York
Eisenhower
Japan
Standard Coil
Electronics
Litton Industries
Beckman
General Instrument
DuPont
Eastman, Kodak
Union Carbide
American Cyanamid
American Motors
American Telephone
Associated Press
Senate Pushes Adjournment on Defense Bill and Treaties
Washington AP report shows the Senate pressing adjournment with a 40.38 billion defense bill and votes likely late. Leaders planned ratification of a Japan security treaty and start on a 1.4 billion omnibus housing measure. The military bill totals 40.38 billion for FY starting July 1, higher than Eisenhower request. An added 4.4 million for the Samos reconnaissance satellite was approved by the Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Japan
House
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
Boys Receive Warning Over City Arrow Practice
Two boys were reported shooting bows and arrows in town Wednesday morning. Police warned the youths and they agreed not to shoot arrows in the city again.
Markets Local Produce Market Closing In Kansas City
AP reports cattle numbers around 1,000 with calves about 100. Slaughter steers steady at 20.50, cows steady, other classes scarce. Hogs total near 3,000 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents, sows steady to 25 higher. Sheep about steady. spring slaughter lambs 21.00 to 22.50, good slaughter ewes 3.00 to 5.00, native spring feeder lambs 16.00 to 17.00.
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Kansas City
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Lloyd Moffett
Tay
Lor
A. L. Elrod
Shadjowabir
Ella Schweer
RFD
John Rodden
S. 10Th
Etta’ Jewell
Scott City
Paul Seib
Neas City
Chambers
Chester
Eld
Donald
R. Knoll
Walter H. Meyer
Hen and Vanes
Suw Ie
Young
Chase 1
Joe Ferns
Eleanor Coeg
Fuessler
Mary Scott
Jessie Rowland
Ruby Campbell
Grace Johnson
San Mateo
Alfred Rowland
Orlando, Fla
Marilyn Eggeman
Donald Rowland
Anit
Sataa
Rug Agency
Darrell Morrow
William D. Stegmeier
Garden City Experiment Station
Parsons
Dov
Kansas City Livestock
Apvesting
Bullock
Chemical
Puritan
Herman Beringer
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