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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
1
Kansas City markets report steady to higher values across cattle hog and lamb segments. Cattle prices show steady choice slaughter steers around 24.25 and heifers near 20.00, with cows mixed around 14.50. Hogs up to 30-40 higher, sow prices 12.50-14.50. lambs 25.00-50 for primaries, 21.00-22.78 for good to choice.
Cheryl Fansler, 29, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fansler, completed medical training as an Army operating room specialist at William Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso and heads to Fort Riley for her first assignment. Private Fansler previously trained at Fort McClellan and Fort Sam Houston after enlisting last November. Also, Navy crewmember Robert F. Pulkrabek serves on USS Little Rock in Norfolk with a Midshipman Training Cruise planned for the North Atlantic. Sergeant Sanders, 28, leader in Troop B, 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry in Korea, finished four weeks of leadership training after enlisting in February 1958.
Marine Pvt Walter J Witman son of Mrs Philomena Witman 605 E Maple completed four weeks of individual combat training at the Second Infantry Training Regiment Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California Emphasis was placed on small unit tactics including the four man fire team and 14 man squad and combat skills for battle
Michael Oscar Bergkamp, a junior college seaman in the U S Navy and son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Casper Bergkamp of 509 N 10th, is in recruit training at San Diego California after enlisting recently at Dodge City.
New York AP report shows industrials and rails lifting market early afternoon. Trading is brisk with American Telephone split stock gaining over a point after Wednesday rise. Chrysler in demand, GM slipping a point. Utilities rise, building materials and retail slide. AP 60 average up .5 to 310.6, Dow up 1.07 to 828.
Formal installation for Rev Urban J Hoying as pastor of St Marys Catholic Church at 7 30 pm at the church. Rt Rev Msgr Leo Kelly will serve as installing officer. Open House Sunday at Parish Hall. Hoying comes from Hill City parish and was ordained March 8 1942 with the Society of Precious Blood. He has served at St Annes Toledo Wen dolyn Fostoria and St Josephs Amery and is a Sidney Ohio native.
Walter Peery, Kansas state treasurer and Republican candidate, said his office operates with three fewer employees than when he took over in January 1861. He arrived after noon yesterday and planned campaigns in Lakin, Ulysses, Hugoton, and Liberal before tonight. Pasteur is noted as the first to develop a cure for hygrophobia.
Delbert L. Wilks son of Mr and Mrs Allen Wilks 907 Conkling recently returned home on a two week Navy leave. He finished boot camp at Great Lakes and is now at Corpus Christi Texas for training as a fireman apprentice through October. The 1962 Garden City High School graduate will be sent to San Diego California in October.
Airman third class David G. Mader, son of Mrs. Bill Long, Topeka, previously of Garden City, is stationed at Samoa Connally Air Force Base in Waco Texas, working with aircraft. He enlisted last October, completed six weeks of basic training at Backland AFB San Antonio, and finished 18 weeks of aircraft maintenance school at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls. He graduated April 15 and had a two week leave in May.
Bernard Joseph Weber Jr. completed 10 weeks of basic training at Great Lakes Station Illinois and now attends aviation structural mechanic school in Memphis Town. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bernard J Weber of Satanta.
Army Sgt. Dennis L. Sanders, son of Mr and Mrs John Sanders of Garden City now Lancaster California, graduated from the 1st Cavalry Bear Academy in Korea recently.
Brad Lee Farr, son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Farr of 505 Stoeckly, was named to Washburn University's Dean's Honor Roll for the spring semester. Farr, set to be a Washburn senior next fall, is majoring in accounting.
Hutchinson AP Eleven candidates for governor answered two hours of questions from a panel of radio newsmen across 30 Kansas stations. Republican William Ferguson pressed concerns on reapportionment and obscenity rulings while others spoke on taxes education and ballot issues. The moderator was Buddy Carter with reporters from KGNO KWBW KLEO KAYS WIBW KVOE and more.
Bill Gardiner of 905 Davis is named Finney County chair for Boyd for Governor. Huck Boyd of Phillipsburg seeks the Republican nomination while Garden City Junior College wins a $350 Southwestern College scholarship. Joe Nelson of Garden City High School will join the Junior Engineers and Scientists Summer Institute at Colorado State University as part of a 120 student cohort.
James L Douglass 61 a Garden City businessman died Tuesday Funeral service set for Friday at 2 30 p m at Garland Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Herman C Liese officiating Burial will follow in Valley View Cemetery
SEOTI Double funeral services for Richard Ratzlaff and his two year old son Lance Wayne Ratzlaff will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Scott City Mennonite Church with Reverend Robert Koehn and Reverend Albert Unruh officiating. Burial will follow in the Scott Mennonite Cemetery with Weinemann Price Funeral Home in charge.
Mrs. Robert Noll 55 wife of Dr Robert Noll died in Deming New Mexico Wednesday night after a lengthy illness. She was daughter in law of Dr George Noll 12 St John and a Garden City visitor. The Nolls lived in Scon formerly but have resided in Deming for 22 years. Survivors include four sons a daughter and four grandchildren. Funeral will be in Deming Saturday.
List of admissions and discharges at St Catherine and nearby hospitals, including names such as Peter J McCormick Lakin John L Crist Holcomb Jo Queta Noll Sam Gravitt Gordon Deck Steven Eugene Crouse Ted Alsop Harry L Oswalt Jr D Opal Siebert Lizzie Phillips Terry Stillwell Carl R Kramer Donald Ray George Valerie Gibbs Leopold William J Flef and others. Birth noted at St Catherine a daughter to Jo Queta Noll born June 24 at 10 20 p.m. five pounds fourteen ounces. property deeds and court filings listed along with county speeding fine for Vada M Appl. End.
Police bonds posted for Morales Sammelman Couch Kellett and others. bonds forfeited for Fansler Morales Miller Sammerman Jr. Fined individuals include Penny Coe Seegier Thirsty. Arrests of Slates and others for drunkenness and license issues. City accidents list multiple crashes in 200s blocks with vehicles and minor damage. one incident notes a child unharmed.
In Garden City yesterday Lt. Gov. Harold Chase campaigned for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and denounced last week's Supreme Court ruling requiring both state legislative chambers to be apportioned by population. He warned of a possible move to unicameral government and warned that representation would skew toward urban interests, while urging care to avoid city versus rural divides.
Tom Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Wallace E Wilson 604 Bancroft leaves this week for the ten week National Music Camp Interlochen Mich He earned his recommendation letter from Fred Hemke saxophone instructor Northwestern University after a Chicago audition last November He is a 1964 Garden City High School graduate planning Kansas University attendance in the fall The camp is affiliated with the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and Wilson will earn college credits for his music work.
Two Garden City High School alumni, Dennis Smith of Holcomb and Vernon McCart of 1020 N 6th, were named to the University of Wichita spring semester Dean's Honor Roll among 402 students. Dennis graduated this spring while Vernon will be a senior next fall at WU.
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