Local Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Today s Garden City hospitals report admissions for Ronnie Barnes Holcomb Constance Been Scott City Edna Brookever Scott Chery Burgardt Holcomb David Cheatum 1310 Conard Vernon Coates Lakin Paula Conine Scott City Shannon Corley John De Main Taylor Carl Hunter 307 W Albert Cynthia Jarmer Lee McHaham Jr 203 Inge Lindsay Mitchell 615 N with Ora Moore 1206 Conard Hazel Morris 1505 BE Spruce Frederick Rowan Ingalls Blanche Stull Dighton Carolyn Vasquez City Lella Withrow Scott City Leona Wolf Eminence Rt Susan West Holcomb. Dismissals include Kathleen Aschwege 1501 E Chestnut Mrs Edward Bemis Jr Deerfield Hazel Bennett Holcomb Mildred Brown Orange Ga Mrs Donnie Drones 208 W Thompson Ronald Earle 303 N 12th Mrs Jerome Geier and baby boy 1501 N 10th Mrs Harold Hartley 1719 Parkwood Mrs Donald B Johns and baby boy H H Trailer Village Jonas Koehn Sublette Mrs Gerald Long 1403 Johnson Jerry McCartney 1108 E Chestnut Clinton Sides Tribune Harold Stoner 509 Summit Winnie Tarpley 1910 N 3rd Mrs Patrick Vann Lakin Lira baby boy Kalvesta Fires Tuesday June 15 2 59 p m grass fire south of town on US 83 Fire Chief Tommy Thomas said minor loss unknown owner. Vandalism between Sat June 12 and Tue state vehicle vandalized 1000 damage. German police dog valued 150 from yard 709 St John. Legals Warranty Deeds Tony Cunningham to Keith Grafel et ux north 17 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Vasquez
City
Lella L. Withrow
Scott City
Leona Laren Wolf
Eminence Rt
Susan R. West
Holcomb
Kathleen A. Aschwege
E. Chestnut
Edward L. Bemis Jr
Deerfield
Hazel D. Bennett
Mildred Brown
Orange
Donnie R. Drones
W. Thompson
Ronald Earle
Property transfers listed in Garden City real estate column
A series of deed transfers are recorded across Garden City, detailing transfers of lots and tracts in multiple additions and subdivisions. Names include Spexarth, Hall, Mawson, Green, Nieman, Squier, Rains, Warner, Gaunt, Gaunt, Miles, Wells, Chappel, Daniels, Oberly, Tittel, Babcock, Griffin, Thiel, Richardson, Higgins, Stoufe, Rios Rodriguez, Smith, Kendix, Miller, Maestas, Stevenson, Phillips, Rios Rodriguez, Xen d ix Enterprises, Morgan, Towns, Shaw, Clelia Towns, Jones, Skinner, Raymond Chappel, Peits, Heinrich, Moon, Richmond, Crotinger, Smith, Barber, Lyden, Hodges, Wessels, Bacon, Shipley and others. Subdivisions involved include Westlawn, Holmes Third, Oldfield Park, Boyd’s, Inge and Vinzant, Stoeckly, Indian Hills, Plaza Acres, Riverside, Garden Belle, Westedge, Meeker, Harper’s Replat, and Briar Hill. The document lists numerous lot parcels and portions of sections and quarters across multiple additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlawn
Terrence Spexarth
Steven Hall
Holmes
Gary Mawson
Parman Green
Oldfield Park
Philip Thompson
Kenneth Nieman
Boyd
Irwin Algrim
Gale Squier
Allen Rains
Lot
Inge
Vinzant
Gale Squier Et Ux
Alien Rains
Carl Warner
David Gaunt
Terry Gaunt
Section 9
Township 23
Range 29
Howard Miles
Leon Wells
Stoeckly
Raymond Chappel Et al
Bill Daniels
Indian Hills
John Oberly
Werner Tittel
Plaza Acres
David Babcock
Radean Griffin
Karen Thiel
Horde
Yesta B. Miller
Cecil O'Brate
Township
Beulah Woolman
Pete Maestas
Stonehocker
Bogardus
Jones
Hoover
Helen Stevenson
William Lee Smith
Buffalo Heights
Horace Morgan
Robert Alan Jones
Harpers
Colony
Erma Skinner Et
Robert Allen Jones
Harper’s Replat
Colony Addition
Raymond Chappel
Dennis R. Peits
Arthur R. Heinrich
Douglas E. Moon
Woods Estate
Mike Richmond
John Ringler
Briar Hill
Campbell Abstract and Insurance Co
Roger Crotinger
Garden Belle
Harold Gene Barber
Riverside
Barber Ready Built, Inc
DeWayne Lyden
Westedge
DeWayne Lyden Et
Martin Hodges Jr
Michael Wessels
Robert Bacon
Meeker
Floyd Shipley
Everett Claude Miller
Kansans Vote to Extend Revenue Sharing Program
Kansas House members voted to extend the 25 billion general revenue sharing program for 45 months beyond its December expiration, with 39,000 local units receiving about 6.65 billion annually. The measure, 361 to 35, also killed a section directing more funds to urban and poor rural areas. The vote included motions to limit duration to 21 months and to require prevailing wage rules, which were defeated or rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbureau
Washington
Kansas
House
Ford Administration
Larry Winn
Roverland Park
Keyes
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Catherine
Ronnie D. Barnes
Constance L. Been
Edna R. Brookever
Chery J. Burgardt
David A. Cheatum
Conard
Vernon L. Coates
Lakin
Paula A. Conine
Shannon D. Corley
Center
John de Main
Taylor Carl D. Hunter
W. Albert
Cynthia L. Jarmer
Lee McHaham, Jr
Inge Lindsay
Mitchell
Ora E. Moore
Conard Hazel B. Morris
BE. Spruce
Frederick L. Rowan
Ingalls Blanche
F. Stull
Dighton
Jerome L. Geier
Harold H. Hartley
Parkwood
Donald
B. Johns
H&h
Jonas E. Koehn
Gerald I. Long
Johnson Jerry L. McCartney
Charles P. Perna
W. Emerson Lara A. Schmidt
Clinton L. Sides
Tribune
Harold A. Stoner
Summit
Winnie P. Tarpley
Patrick Vann
Lakin Lira
Kalvesta
US 83
Tommy Thomas
St. John. Legals
Tony R. Cunningham
Keith Grafel
North
Chas. E. Staley
N.5th St
W. T. Froggatte
Fellowship Baptist Church
First & Spruce
Garden City, Kansas
Quarest
Jamestown
Sihisay Dee
Mey
Ead’s
Garden City Telegram
Doug Lowenstein
THE
Mini. Club
Oklahoma
Penny DeHaven
Oklahoma Sunshine
Sirloin
America
Garden City
Courier '76
Coutier
Ford
Reene
Burtis Motor Co., Inc
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