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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
1
Local market notes show varied egg categories and wagon prices for grains and corn. Kansas City livestock report lists cattle calves hogs and sheep figures with ranges for steers heifers cows and young stock, noting price changes and quality grades.
In New York, rails led a mixed stock market early, prompted by expected profits and merger prospects. Oils rose, steels eased, motors flat to down, and Dow off 26 at noon. A second item notes David Lyon, son of Garden City residents, earning a medical degree in Chicago and planning psychiatry residency. Police in Hamilton seek a man who stole three self defense trophies from a judo school display.
About 68 children aged three to 11 attend a migrant ministry school in Garden City Kansas run under the Kansas State Board of Health and Garden City Ministerial Alliance The program teaches Spanish with some English while focusing on health and care The children ride a school bus to classes from temporary homes near the sugar beet fields and on Fridays perform for their parents in the school auditorium
Two area students Connie C. Cramer of Healy and Lona Ruth Grosshans of Scott City have scholarship renewals and will receive $150 per semester with partial semester amounts up to a $600 total per person. Grants from the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers support study at Kansas colleges and universities.
A Kansas Industrial Development Commission report shows manufacturing payrolls for the ten years ending December 31 1981 totalled 5 836 000 66 or 15 12 of the state s personal income the leading income source. In 1961 manufacturing payrolls rose to 630 million from 528 million in 1952. The 1961 figure was the highest on record. In 1962 Kansas manufacturing employed about 117 000 people with 95 new industries and 1 213 employment, and 10 more firms with 715 anticipated jobs were announced but not yet operating. Telegram Want Ads.
Reader questions about travel, aging, and living choices. The columnist argues pictures can't replace firsthand experience, urges openness to change while honoring contentment, and notes dignity varies by person as life ages. A booklet offer on retirement travels is extended.
Dighton is among 23 Kansas communities authorized to receive priority certification for federal aid under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act. Cities receive 30 percent of construction costs for sewage treatment works, with a maximum of 800000 dollars per project.
Today hospital admissions include Dewitt Craft at 1101 N 4th, Dee Ann Eichenauer of Scott City, Sirs Larry Allison of Garden City, and Mrs Peter Bludnick of City with Mrs Wayne Penny at 909 Ther.
A mixed district notice lists licenses suspended for Curtis Williams and Olive J. Gross with dates in June 1966, plus habitual violator alerts for Theodore Radke and Bill Ellis Gibson. It records dismissals, births, abatement approvals, and multiple property deeds, guardianships, and court dispositions involving residents and nearby towns.
Several area students received scholarships to Southwestern College in Winfield. Melva Turner of Holcomb earned a fine arts scholarship. Grants-in-aid went to Larry Jantz of Cimarron Rodney Martin Johnson of Rolla and Wands Laney of Syracuse. Charles Lennon of Syracuse got a $400 honor scholarship. Nola Joyce Schmidt of Syracuse won one of the $250 Moundbuilder scholarships.
A Garden Citian and two area residents have been named as honorable mention students on the dean's honor roll for the spring semester at St. Mary's of the Plains College at Dodge City. They are Ladislade Hernandes, Garden City, Mrs. Mary Ellen McGuire, Copeland, both seniors, and Mary Gittlein, Leoti, a fresh man
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