Garden City Social Roundup and Local Notices
Telegram reports Boy Scout group of La Gata in Garden City bunked at the Armory. A stray dog sighted around the John Austin residence. City pool swimmers warned by police. Public square dancing at Finnup Park 8 p.m. led by Jim Stephenson. Five Garden City officials travel to Topeka to discuss gas rate increase with the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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Aweek
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Gay Powers
Dean Wiley
Chamber of *Commerce
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Lloyd Haag
Cliff Hope, Jr
Charles Hayes Collins Dies in Lakin at 79
Charles Hayes Collins, 79, died Sunday in Kearny County hospital. A Lakin resident for two years, he was born in Liberty, South Dakota in 1876. He taught as a school custodian and belonged to the Methodist Church. Survivors include his sisters Mrs Offie Nichols and Bertha Collins, and brothers Clarence Collins of East Troy Wisconsin Grant Collins of Lakin and Ed Collins of Allys Taxes. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with Nash Davis Funeral Home in charge.
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Charles Hayes Collins
Kearny County Hospital
Liberty
Sind
Offie Nichols
Bertha Collins
Imperial
Calif
Methodist Sehurch
Clarence Collins
East Troy
Wis
Grant Collins
Ed Collins
Alys
Nash-Davis Funeral Home
Sin Lakin
Death Takes Lillie Bostwick in Lakin
LILLIe L Bostwick 77 died today at her Lakin home after a life begining in Fort Dodge Iowa in 1877 She and David Bostwick married in 1895 and moved to Lakin in 1934 from Craig Missouri Her husband died April 1 1955 Survivors include brother Morton J Williams of Dodge City and nephew Lloyd Williams Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm MST at the Pilgrim Holiness Church in Lakin with burial in Lakin Cemetery
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Lakin
Lillie L. Bostwick
Fort Dodge
David Bostwick
Craig
Morton
J. Williams
Dodge City
Lloyd Williams
Pilgrim Holiness
Market cattle and grain near steady in Wichita and Kansas City records
USDA reports show cattle and hogs mixed with declines in some weights while vealers and yearlings hold steady. Prices range across ribbed categories, with hogs and sheep showing uneven movement in Wichita and Kansas City markets, and grain futures reflecting small losses on multiple futures. Brooklyn Dodger star Kellert noted for early athletic career. grain figures list wheat corn oats rye soybeans and byproducts with varied quotes.
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USDA
Kansas City
New York
Atchison
Garden City
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Bran
Milo
Chrysler
B.C. Christopher & Co
Dow Chem
Kansas City Wheat du Pont
Gen Motors
Chicago
Kan P&l
Lion Oil
Martin
McKess & F
Mont Ward
Ohio
Sinclair O
Socony
Spen
Ind
Stoke van
Fight on Air Power Expansion Looms
Washington debates the 31.8 billion defense bill with Democratic efforts to expand air power and tighten ground forces. Sen Symington pushes three changes to boost Marine Corps manpower, Army strength, and accelerate jet fighter production despite committee defeats. Senate leaders split, Chavez switching to uphold committee decisions and Saltonstall planning to oppose further increases.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Truman
Marine Corps
New S
Tno
Appropriations Committee
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Chavez
Garden City Hospital Admittances and Births
Daily listings show admissions including William Weisenburg, Mrs Alfred Coyne, Mrs Jessie Otero, Mrs Harry Nicholson, Mrs Duwane Patton, Kirby Honstead, Mrs H P Winger, Bobby Joe Claar, Pete Whitman Jr. Discharges include Mrs Raymond Marshall, Mrs Rubel Jones, Mrs Rodney Harner, Mrs Albert Fecht, Mrs Jake Foos, Gregorio Mujica, Mrs Norbert Gerber, Mrs Leonard Danler, Al Tauscher, Mrs Don Forgan, Mrs Lewis Molz, Mrs Fred Eaton, Mrs Quincy Wheeler, Bobby Joe Clarr, Mrs Eliza Hedges. Births note at St Catherine to Jessie Otero and Harry Nicholson, plus Duwane Patton, Carlos Minjarez, and others.
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William Weisenburg
Garden
Alfred Coyne
Jessie Otero
Deerfield
Harry Nicholson
Pennylvania
Duwane Patton
Scott City
Kirby Alan Honstead
H. P. Winger
Bobby Joe Claar
Pete Whitman, Jr
Raymond Marshall
North Tenth
Rubel Jones
Holcomb
Rodney Harner
Bobby Joe Clarr
Eliza Hedges
Pierceville
Herbert Lyman Dies at Home in Copeland
Herbert Henry Lyman aged 78, a Haskell county resident, died at his Copeland home Sunday morning. Born 1876 in Marietta Ohio, he lived in Rush Center and Stafford County before moving to Copeland in 1917. Survived by sister Rose Martin Rush Center. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Copeland with burial in Copeland cemetery.
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Herbert Henry
Lyman
Haskell County
Marietta
Ohio
Rush Center
Stafford County
Rose Martin
Copeland Cemetery
Three Arrests For Drunk Driving In Garden City
Three arrests were made in Garden City over the weekend for driving while intoxicated. Ivor Gwillim Howell of Dodge City was released to highway patrol after crashing into a car on the US 50 bypass. He received a $100 fine, $5 costs, and a 60 day suspended sentence. Emanuel Ellsworth Weldon of Larkin posted bonds for DWI and license violations. Angel Rincon of Johnson was also arrested for drunk driving.
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Cameron Reid Coon
South Star
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Garden City Avenue
N. Main
W. Kansas
Chester Allen Kells
9Th
Isidore Louis Saiz
Holcomb
Saiz
Geraldine Nucho
Etvir
Hermon E
Daniel
Garden City
John H, Daniel
Quitclaim
Gaylord H. Daniel
Etux
Hermon E. Daniel
John L. Daniel
State of Kansas
Robert Heasley
Elmer J. Gross
Highway Patrol
Ivor Gwillim Howell
Dodge City
US 50
Douglas Cole Crane
Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Howell
Emanuel Ellsworth Weldon
Larkin
Angel Rincon
Johnson
Army Takes Peron Power Army Takes Peron Power
Argentina's new army chief Gen. Franklin Lucero urged the nation to stamp out false alarms as the military moves to restore order after the navy revolt. He signaled army control with plans for a Belgrano commemoration while Peron lay low and talks of a three man junta surfaced.
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Franklin Lucero
Juan Peron
Lucero
Plaza de Mayo
Manuel Belgrano
Associated Press
Montevideo
Buenos
Aires
Peron
Navy
Alberto Tessaire
Army Ministry
Government House
Paint Store Owner in KC Dies of Burns
Kansas City report states B. Koehn 51 owner of a paint and varnish firm died from burns sustained in a store fire Saturday.
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Kansas City
Kas
B. Koehn
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