Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for multiple patients
St Catherine admissions include Helen Hallock Carl Kilian Kathleen Kelsey Rhonda Kelsey Earl Bondy John Hurd Carla Michael and Rickey Pickett JoAnne Kwoll Bryon Holmes Ronald Pore and others. Dismissals include Byron Holmes Aston Wasinger Leonard Danler Debra and Mark Geler Larry Mowry Bonnie Alexander John Obholz Leroy Gomez JoAnn Hare Charles Dresther Othal Robson Thomas Hull Walter Dinkel Michael Zery among others.
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Earl Bondy
Olive John H. Hurd
Carla, Michael
Rickey Pickett
Imperial
Fred Galliart
Lakin
Ronald Dean Pore
JoAnne Kwoll
T . Bryon Holmes
E. Maple
St. Catherine
Larry Mowry
Blanche Bonnie Alexander
Satanta
John Obholz
Leroy Gomez
Quanah
Tes
Antonio Cruz
Inge
JoAnn Hare
Deerfield
Charles Wayne Dresther
Othal James Robson
Thomas Gordon Hull
Walter A. Dinkel
Michael Zery
Births and property transfers in Garden City region
Births note a son to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Silvas in Satanta on June 23 at 3 03 a.m. We list numerous estate transfers to Robert H. Kirk from families including Finnup, Hampson, and others across townships 21 27. Court notices report sentences for Gary Clark and fines for George Prook Rex Morell and others. Police reports cover bonds arrests and traffic incidents in County and City, including a drunken arrest and several minor crashes and vehicle incidents.
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Kenneth Dillon
Maxine L. Vanderzee
Pierceville
St. Catherine
Steve Silvas
Satanta
Courts
Gary Clark
Cimarron
George L. Prook
Buckner
Rex E. Morell
McCook
Neb
Alice Frances Park
Robert M. Park
Beverly Ann Deibert
Gary Edwin Deibert
George Randolph Fansler
Mulberry
Alfred Dwane Miller
Taylor
Gary Baier
Summit
Benton Duane Coe
Moore
Okla
Livestock Markets Report From Garden City and Kansas City
Garden City fat cattle receipts 472 head with higher prices. choice cattle up to 23.90, good to choice 22.75, standards 19 to 21. Slaughter cows 50 to 75 higher, canners 10.50 to 12, utility 12 to 73.50, fat cows 14 to 18. Kansas City report shows cattle 2900 head, calves 100, slaughter yard weaker. choice heifers 20.75 to 22.50, cows 12.75 to 14.00. Hogs 3500 head, weaker. barrows, gilts 14.50 to 16.79, sows 11.75 to 14.20. Sheep 500 head steady. lambs 22.00 to 23.50, ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Rails Stage Vigorous Rally
A vigorous rally by rails and strength in American stocks led a broad market advance this afternoon. Du Pont gained about 4, AT&T rose nearly a point, and the Associated Press average was up 7. Utilities and industrials strengthened while cigarette issues wavered on news that the FTC will require health warning labels and advertising changes next year. The Dow Jones average topped 226.88 with rails leading the surge as Pennsylvania Railroad advanced about 2 points.
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New York
du Pont
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
At&t
Kansas Receives Funds for Handicapped Education Research
The U S Office of Education announced 990739 dollars in allocations to 16 states for research on improving education for handicapped children. Kansas receives 159,960 for projects aiding the blind deaf mentally retarded and those with speech and emotional problems.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Congress
Kansas
Fort Hays pre enrollment noted in Telegram item
Darlene Sauer and James Petterson of Garden City were among about 150 students who pre enrolled at Fort Hays State College Monday and received an introduction to the college. Lt. Gov Harald Chase, candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, campaigned in Garden City and surrounding area. Recent Young Hobby Club winners include Kenneth Robinson Rita Powers Judy Midgett Patricia Schifelbein Chubby Dickson Damon Grusing Pam Uthe Beverly Swander Arlen Crabb Harley Hillary and David Schiffelbein.
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Darlene Sauer
James Petterson
Garden City
Fort Hays State College
Gev
Harald Chase
Telegram
Kenneth Robinson
Imperial Rt
Rita Powers
N. Ard
Judy Midgett
Johnson
Patricia Schifelbein
Rt. 1
Chubby Dickson
Damon Grusing
Kemp Heads Larned Hospital
Dr. Hardy A. Kemp of St. Louis was named superintendent of the Larned State Hospital in Kansas. He will take the post at age 54, succeeding Dr. Is. G. Burdgik, while former Wadsworth head of New York Mental Hygiene’s mental retardation branch anchors the appointment. Kemp has been director of the Veterans Administration Hospital at St. Louis and was former dean of medicine at the University of Vermont, Ohio State University, and Wayne University.
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Kemp
Veterans Administration Hospital
St. Louis
Is. G. Burdgik
Ange
George Wadsworth
Wadsworth
New York Department of Mental Hygiene
R. A. Haines
University of Vermont
Ohio State University
Wayne University
Kennedy Won't Seek New York Senate Seat Vice Presidential Path Open
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy announced he will not run for the United States Senate from New York keeping the door open for a possible vice presidential bid with President Johnson. He will stay on civil rights work and head the Kennedy family's political duties while his brother Edward Kennedy recovers from injuries. Kennedy outlined plans to travel to Germany Poland London and return in early July.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Germany
New York
Kennedy
Johnson
Justice Department
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Scranton Pushes Drive into South
Governor William W Scranton of Pennsylvania travels to Charleston West Virginia to rally Southern Republican support in his presidential bid The entry of Henry Cabot Lodge into the Scranton campaign is seen as not changing the focus on Southeast Asia as a top issue Lodge left his Viet Nam ambassadorship to aid Scranton Scranton aims to win West Virginia Florida and New Jersey delegates to overtake Goldwater in the race The plan centers on uncommitted delegates and converting supporters from Goldwater
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Newark
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Charleston
W.va
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Viet Nam
United States
Southeast Asia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
West Virginia
Florida
Goldwater
Associated Press
Hig
Delaware
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
Exiles Claim Cuban Coast Area Is Mined
The Exile News Service reported that Cuba’s northwest coast near Pinar del Rio is mined to deter anti Castro landings and keep Cubans from fleeing. The claim cited underground sources and stated mines lie 600 feet apart along the coast facing Florida.
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Miami
Fla
Exile News Service
Cuba
Pinar de Hio
Florida
Ikeda Survives First Confidence Vote In Japan
Tokyo AP reports Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda won a confidence vote by 164 to 0, defeating a censure motion from Socialists and Communists dating from his July 1969 start. The piece also notes carnivorous plants endure in acid bogs by feeding on insects.
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Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Liberal
Democratic Party
Physician Settles Tiff Between Ambulance Men
In Mission Kansas two ambulance crews arrived simultaneously to transport a collapsed man. Each driver grabbed an arm as they argued over who would haul him away until a physician arrived and declared no ambulance action was needed. A side note presents a claim about King John and the Magna Carta.
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Kansas City
Mission
Kan
Mission Police
Longtime Garden City resident Kuns dies at 72
Kuns 72, Rt. 1, long time Garden Citian, died Tuesday at St. Catherine Hospital after a short illness. Born Oct 4, 1891 in Eureka, he lived in Garden City since 1929 and worked at the sugar beet factory and as janitor at the former junior college building and courthouse. Survived by four sons Gerald Amarillo Harry Benson Elvis. two daughters Estella Miers Hebron IL Fiora Starks Chico CA. a sister Rhoda Jewell. two brothers Alva R Fullerton and William A Columbus. eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at Brethren Church. Burial Sunset Memoriam Gardens Cemetery. Garland Funeral Home set. Kearny County item follows. He farmed northwest Kearny County until 1954 then moved to Lakin to live with brother Edgar. Edgar died in April. Survived by a nerve Mrs. Robert Brighton and five nephews Charles Eckhardt Earl William Austin Henry Burrows. sister-in-law Jessie Eckhardt. Service a.m. at Lakin Methodist Church with Rev Paul G. Brooks. burial Lakin Cemetery. Davis Funeral Home in charge.
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Tra Kuns
Rt. 1
Citian
St. Catherine Hospital
Eureka
Kuns
Garden City
Mr. Kuns
Carl Junction
Brethren Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Gerald
Amarillo
Tex
Harry
Sand Springs
Okla
Benson
Portland
Ore
Elvis
Estella Miers
Hebron
Fiora Starks
Chico
Calif
Rhoda Jewell
N. 9Th
Alva R
Fullerton
William A
Columbus
Ohio
Sunset Memoram Gardens
Garland Funeral Home
Kearny County
Lakin
Edgar
Robert Brighton
Charles Eckhardt
Earl
William
Austin
Henry Burrows
Jessie Eckhardt
Lakin Methodist Church
Paul G. Brooks
Lakin Cemetery
Davis Funeral Home
Funeral for Frank E. Anderson Held in Healy
Frank E. Anderson 81 retired farmer died Monday evening at Lane County Hospital in Dighton. Funeral set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at Healy Methodist Church with Rev H J Sterling officiating. Burial in Healy Cemetery. Born March 18 1883 in Mortoco Ind. Survived by sisters Minnie J Cartwright Prairie DuRocher Ill Lois Verheeff Denver Colo and brother Clarence Healy. Friends may call all day Thursday at Niles Funeral Home in Dighton.
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Healy
Frank E. Anderson
Healy Methodist Church
H. J. Sterling
Ing
Healy Cemetery
Anderson
Lane County Hospital
Dighton
Mortoco
Ind
Lutheran Church
Minnie J. Cartwright
Prairie DuRocher
Ill
Lois Verheeff
Denver
Colo
Clarence
Niles Funeral Home
William Eckhardt, longtime Kearny County farmer, dies
William Sham Eckhardt 88 a retired Kearny County farmer died Tuesday at Sabo Manor Home after a long illness. He was born May 26 1876 in Wheeling West Virginia and came to Kansas many years ago.
Garden City businessman James L. Douglass dies at 61
James L. Douglass, 61, longtime Garden City roofer and owner of Douglass Roofing Co., died Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital Wichita after a long illness. Born April 1, 1903 in Beloit, he moved to Garden City in 1907 and married Zelda Johnson in 1927. Survived by widow, a daughter Mrs. Dale Berry, three brothers William Edmond Douglass Pueblo, Earl F. Greeley, Darrell Farmington, N. M., a sister Louise Dou lass Winfield, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements planned by Garhand Funeral Home.
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James L. Douglass
Garden City
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Douglass Roofing Co
Mr. Douglass
Beloit
Zelda Johnson
Greeley
Colo
Darrell
Farmington
N. M
Louise Douglass
Winfield
Garhand Funeral Home
Total Eclipse Of Moon Tonight At Cadillac Mountain
Moonwatchers expect a dramatic reddish glow for the first of two total lunar eclipses this year. Cadillac Mountain on Mount Desert Island Maine offers a prime viewing spot with totality from 6 16 p m to 7 57 p m CST, the Moon entering and exiting Earth's penumbra between 4 43 p m and 10 14 p m.
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Mount Desert, Maine
Cadillac Mountain
Mount Desert
Maine
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Larned
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Kathleen Ann Kelsey
Rhonda Lynn Kelsey
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Dale E. Seffels
Roy H. Bowie
Jet
Gibson
Isabel M. Finnup
Robert H. Kirk
Frederick Finnup
Izabeth Rowe
Frank R. Denton
Roy Hampson
Ef Ux
Samuel Myers
el Ux
Robert T. Kirk
Darrah
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Robert WH. Kirk
Hoyd Hampson
Ralph Hampson
Hobert H. Kirk
Guy H. Reed
Robert HW. Kirk
Carl S. Warner
Robert Tl. Kirk
Floyd Hampson
Robert N. Kirk
Leo Schlegel
Velma J. Waneura
Harry O. Beye
Ervil E. Bratfield
Dick R. Me.Cauley
Sunview
Donald E. Barnard
Rogersville
Donald Hendrickson
Fulton
Joyce E. Morgan
Howerton
Lester EF. Proetil
Morris
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Scott Community High School
Scott City
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New York Life
Robert M. Johnson
Garden City Insurance
Larned Hospital
Topeka
Hardy A. Kemp
Larned State Hospital
Dential
Empire State
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Tumbleweed Council
Colorado
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Karen Yardley
Pueblo
Johnson Phats
Japan
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Allen's Safety Center
Ira Kune
Garden City Telegram
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Woolworth's
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