Death Notices Cimarron Franklin S Pinkum 69
Cimarron Franklin Scott Pinkum 69 died this morning at St Anthony Hospital Dadee Cie born July 30 1894 in Beaver County Oklahoma moved with family to Barton County 1897 Stafford 1906 farmer near Cimarron 1910 and in town 1953 married Floresce Kern 1936 survivors include three sons Forrest Tabernash Colorado Calo Tuy Cimarron Ralph Wichita four daughters Opal Rowland Garden City Enid Byer Westminster California Edith Reeder Geneva McLend Wichita two sisters Velissa Hichenauer Pierceville and Delia Pinkum Cimarron 21 grandchildren three great grandchildren funeral Friday 10 am Methodist Church Cimarron Rev William Wilk officiating burial Cimarron Cemetery Evans Funeral Home in charge
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Cimarron
Franklin Scott Pinkum
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dadee Cie
Beaver County
Oklo
Barton County
Stafford County
Floresce Kern
Forrest
Tabernash
Calo
Tuy
Ralph
Wichita
O Pal Rowland
Gardenfly
Enid Byer
Westminister
Webdell R. E. longtime Telegraph worker dies in Corpus Christi
R. E. Webdell 55 a former Garden City resident and Telegram employee died Tuesday in Corpus Christi Texas. The Advertising department worker had also operated Port Printing Co from 1948 to 1983 and later worked in real estate. Survived by widow Betty Anderson two sons Andy and Richard both of Corpus Christi and brother-in-law George H. Anderson. Born June 15 1909 and married to Betty Anderson the former daughter of Frank and Mrs. Anderson.
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R. B. Webdell
Garden Citian and Telegram
Corpus Christi
Pex
Webdelb
Betty Anderson
Frank FE. Anderson
Telegram
Ife
Port Printing Co
Weddell
MEK Venelusde
Andy
Richard
Corps Christi
George TH. Andersan
N. Tat
Cheerleaders Plan Sale for Camp Funds
Garden City High School cheerleaders will hold a rummage sale Monday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Civic Center to raise money for a Dallas cheerleading camp in August. For donations or pickup call Jane Barnett at BRG-3HO0-.
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Garden City High School
Civic Center
Dallas
Tex
Renate
Jane Barnett
Selegram Want Ads Buy or Sell Notice
A brief classified note invites readers to engage with Selegram Want Ads for buying or selling items. The notice emphasizes marketplace activity and urges participation in the local listings.
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Selegram
Burglary and Warehouse Fire Cleared by Police
Garden City Police say Benito Garcia Avila and Richard Avila Rojas, both 18, admitted starting a warehouse fire at Vth and Santa Fe after discarding a cigarette. They also confessed to breaking into Small's warehouse at 101 N 12th and stealing beer. Teenagers held in Binney County jail awaiting burglary and grand larceny hearings. No additional charges filed. There will be 538 electoral votes cast for President this year.
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Garden City
Polis
Richard Rohteder
Benito Garcia Avila
Richard Avila Rojas
W. Sunty Fo
Vth
Santa Fe
Roh Leder Hey
Binney
Rohleder
Cryptic puzzle fill in twelve across clues and more
A dense word puzzle with many across clues including residence statute pierce and various cryptic fragments. It presents scrambled letter groups and scattered definitions, plus the note about the average time and an old cryptic line about canticles.
Traffic Collision Leaves Moderate Damage at 8th and Kansas
Police report Tuesday at 6 40 p m a two car crash at 8th and Kansas involving Roy L Wilkerson and Fay Alfred Warner with moderate damage to both vehicles in Atlanta Ga AP An Atlanta motel operator grapples with many lost homing pigeons roaming the premises with several roosting in the kitchen
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8Th
Kansas
Roy L. Wilkerson
N. 1St
Fay Alfred Warner
Festus
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Margareta Gamma
Santa Fe Trail Council Plans National Jamboree Trip
Fifty Scouts and leaders from the Santa Fe Trail Council will attend the sixth National Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, July 17 to 23, representing Southwest Kansas. They will report from Jam Burke training camp at Finnup Park June 27 and 28 and travel by train to Chicago, Washington DC, New York City, Philadelphia, and Valley Forge before returning home July 27.
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Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy . Scouts of America
Valley Porga
Penn
t-Southwest
Kansas County
Jamburke
Finnup Park
Kansas
Chicago
Washington D.C
Washington
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Training Class Set for Scouts
Outdoor skills training for Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council adults and Senior Scouts will be conducted June at the Flying Y Camp southwest of Syracuse from 8 am to 6 am MST. Dodge City senior scouts and leaders will lead with assistance from Mrs Victor Durr and Mrs Wayne Duree. Sessions cover safety fire building compass lashing tent setup garbage disposal dishwashing conservation cooking and outdoor living rules. Troop leaders assistant leaders and all interested mothers are invited to the training session bring a sack lunch pocket knife five foot rope and a compass.
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Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council
Syracuse
Dodge City
Victor Durr
Wayne Duree
Fat cattle market prices rise in Garden City report
Garden City Livestock reports 395 fat cattle head with prices $1.50-$2 higher than a week ago. Choice steers $21.50-$22.50, good to choice $20.50-$21.23, standards $18-$19.50, and fat cows $12-$17 with various buys. Kansas City cattle and hogs also listed with prices and movements.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Mart's Upward Drive is Steady
The New York stock market maintained an upward drift with gains across motors, steels, rails, aerospace, oils, and nonferrous metals though profit taking trimmed some advances. G D Searle faced a setback over a report claiming Enovid speeds cancer development, while other pill makers posted losses. The AP average at noon rose .8 to 307.7 with industrials up 1.3, rails up .6 and utilities unchanged.
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New York
G.D. Searle
Searle
Associated Press
City Commission Approves Two Licenses
City Commission on Tuesday afternoon approved two licenses at City Hall. A cereal malt beverage license for Park Inn on EB Fulton Ave was okayed for Mrs. Elliott Dickey. Also approved was a cereal malt beverage package license for Paul Dart for the new Dart In Superette on E Kansas Plaza.
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City Commission
City Hall
Park Inn
EB. Fulton Ave
Elliott Dickey
Paul Dart
E. Kansas Plaza
Plane lands with flat tire in Hugoton incident
Garden City Mayor Jim Sloan piloted a Garden City Flying Club plane into Hugoton Airport Monday morning and incurred a flat tire during landing. Minor damage occurred as the front landing gear gear casting cracked. no injuries were reported.
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Garden City Flying Club
Jim Sloan
Garden City
Hugoton Airport
Parties Okay Non-Partisan Drive to Get Out U.S. Votes
Washington AP A nonpartisan push to boost voter registration and turnout was unveiled by American Heritage Foundation and Advertising Council with support from the two major parties. The campaign targets 21 to 29 year olds about 27 million, urging voting or registration as essential to influence national decisions. Republican and Democratic leaders endorse the effort and outline complementary registration drives and volunteer efforts.
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U.S
Washington
Américan Heritage Foundation
The
Advertising Council
William E. Miller
Miller
John M. Bailey
Peggy Smith in Germany Joins KU Language Program
Peggy Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Guilford Smith 308 Ballinger participates in the University of Kansas summer institute at Holzkirchen Germany with more than 100 students in the KU group. Language groups will visit Aachen Cologne Bonn Frankfurt Heidelberg Rhine boat trip Switzerland five days in Vienna and return August 10. Miss Smith a KU junior next fall is among 32 German language students. other Garden City participants named include John Roper Susan Vance and Bob Hopkins.
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Peggy Smith
Guilford Smith
Ballinger
University of Kansas
Holzkirchen
Germany
Miss Smith
Aachen
Cologne
Bonn
Prankfurt
Heidelburg
Rhine
Switzerland
Vienna
Austria
Garden City
John Roper
Susan
Vance
Bob Hopkins
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Ronald Werner
Rita
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Sue Wewer
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Jarold Speer
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Dean Riedl
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Charles R. Kaiser
Gibson Paul Smith
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Leonard Houston Smith Jr
Sam Pappas
Lee Taylor
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Legals
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Lloyd Korf
al Woods Jr
Marion W. Brecheisen
Teitelbaum
Courts County
Charles FE
Yocum
N. 4Th
Roy D. Bontrager
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Larry L. Roueka
Champ F. McNett
Great Bend
Gail F. Howard
N. 7Th
Dotakl FB. Groh
Donald A. Dotts
Scott City
Guadalupe M. Franco
Gibson
Mary S. Katz
Clarence G. Katz
John Holmes
Chestnut
Abraham A. Reimer
Harold Henry Swisher
Holly
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Garden City Telegram
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