Admissions and dismissals at St Catherine and others
The notice lists hospital admissions and dismissals at St Catherine and other locations including names and addresses such as Kevin Brungard 314 Inge Mrs. Howard Shaw Holcomb Vernon L. Curnette Deerfield Mrs Dennis Michel 208 N 1st Sublette Mrs W H Jaye 1308 BE Lauret James FF Husband 1209 Parkwone Mrs Eston Schwantz scou ily Mrs Rash Belknap 2085 ith Charles Kaiser 1502 Gibson Ray L Pope Lakin Ilulia A Stickney Blackeburg Al Leopold Mes Dewey Peterson Lamar Colo Dismissals at St Catherine Mrs Melvin McMichael 512 Magnolia Mrs Robert Blackburn Rt 1 Bert E Robins Holcomb Mrs Rex Braddstreet 1905 Chesterfield Steven Fugene Crouse 612 N Frank Rodriguez Holcamb Eugenia Gait Skipton Deer field Sherri Bernice Grimsley 141 Walker Mrs Delbert Yardley Lakin Mrs Raymond Askew 2018 N are Terry Leon Wood 4065 Washington Julie Ann Ronick Ingalls Nick Schwindt Leon John L Crist I Holcomb Roxanna Downer 2492 N Main Deed Sunset Memorial Gardens Inc to Wendell dlahn et al section C lot 114 spaces 1 2 0 and 4 Warranty Deed Raymond F Chappel et ax to Donald K Powell et ax Int 2 block 4 of Plaza Acres Addition Courts District Sentenced Benhila Garcia Avila 40112 N 8th pleaded
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Kevin Brungard
Inge
Howard Shaw
Holcomb
Vernon L
al Leopold Mes
Dewey Peterson
Lamar
Colo
Melvin McMichael
Magnolia
Robert Blackburn
Bert E. Robins
Rex Braddstreet
Chesterfield
Steven Fugene Crouse
Nith
Frank Rodriguez
Holcamb
Eugenia Gait Skipton
Deerfield
Sherri Bernice Grimsley
Walker
Delbert Yardley
Lakin
Raymond Askew
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Wendell of
Dlahn
Raymond F. Chappel
Donald K. Powell
Plaza Acres
Burglary Guilty Plea and Traffic Court Actions
A list of convictions, fines, and suspensions from a county court includes a burglary guilty plea for Richard Avila Rojas and a plea for grand larceny dismissed. J. Ralph Nugen and others receive suspended sentences, with licenses suspended or fines for DUI, speeding, defective brakes, overweight, and improper driving. Numerous vehicle-related fines are announced for parked vehicles and traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Richard Avila Rojas
W. Santa Fe
KSER
J. Ralph Nugen
Ri. J
Jerry L. Morris
Eminence RL
Lcense
Aubrey L. Parks
Safford
Clyde R
Tinkle
Denver
Calo
Johnne Cadena Falcomb
Charles 5
Drew
Garden City
Birman
Severtson
Trinidad Mcuarey
Leon
Warlin J. Jones
Curtis D. Yardiev
Thelma Mae Brown
Donald Leon Keener
Bancroft
Jack Fugene Sammelman Jr
Conkling
City Accidents Reported Monday Afternoon and Evening
Two vehicle crashes listed with drivers Willard Wilson Zimmerman and Raymond Ray Williams near th and Jenny at 2 45 p m causing moderate damage to Zimmermans truck and minor damage to Williams car. A second collision at 5 10 p m on the 1200 block of Old Manor involved Mrs Leo William Hanneman Al Pershing and Mrs Newt Ray Evans with no damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Willard Wilson Zimmerman
Raymond Ray Williams
S. 4Th
Old Manor
Leo William Hanneman
al Pershing
Newt Ray Evans
Kansas City
Crutcher Campaign Stops in Southwest Kansas
Republican lieutenant governor candidate John Crutcher, former 1956 congressional nominee, toured Garden City and other towns in Syracuse, Lakin, Tribune, and Scott City. He lectures nationwide and presides over Hutchinson Investment Co. campaign stops followed by a Ferris wheel accident in Huntington, New York, where a two year old Deborah Shaw died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Criteher
Hutch
T Huntington
N.Y
Deborah Shaw
Robert Shaw
Eniack
Shaws
Kansas City livestock market hits gains amid mixed cattle and hogs
Cattle at 3,900 head and calves 100 remain active while heifers slow and cows rise up to 25, slaughter steers 23.00-24.50, heifers 21.00-23.25, cows 15.00-? calves 17.00-19.00. Hogs at 3,000 head rise 25, barrows 1-3 190-250 lb 17.75-18.00, sows 270-400 lb 14.00-15.25. Sheep 1,000 head active, lambs up to 40 higher, spring lambs 23.25-24.00, ewes 4.50-6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Market Makes Slight Retreat
New York AP reports a small market retreat from a record high as trading was moderate and prices wavered. AT&T split stock opened unchanged on 20 000 shares then slid. GM began labor talks, US Steel rose, Dow Jones 30 fell 0.98 to 829.6. AP stock average down 3 to 312.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
At&t
General Motors
Steel
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Deaths of Ada Victoria Bill and Mrs Reimer
Ada Victoria Bill 8 Shadylawn Nursing Home Garden City native died Monday night at St Catherine Hospital after illness. Born Feb 10 1876 in Johnson County Michigan she married E Charles Bill June 15 1920. She lived in Garden City most of life, taught English in Marianap a Vienna Illinois, survived by two stepsons and three brothers. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m. Christian Church burial Valley View Cemetery. Garland Funeral, viewing Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Victoria Bill
Shadylawn
Citian
St. Catherine Hospital
Johnson County
E. Charles Bill
Bil
Garden City
Hooker, Oklo
Bill
Christian Church, Women's Christian Temperance Union
Finney County
Edward E. Bill
Taylor
Charles BE. Bill
Clarkdate
Aviz
Robert A. McCall
Phoenix
Ariz
William G. McCall
Metropolis
James C. McCall
Goreville
Christian Church
Alvin Houser
Valley View Cemetery
Garland
Alden
Reimer
West Bethany Free Methodist Church
Here
Esther Shook
Scott City
Gertrude Mallory
Huchinson
Laura Amerman
Selkirk
Juanita Brown
McPherson
L. B
Sterling
Arthur
Rowland
Carlsbad
N. Mex
Chester
Colorado Springs
Colo
Willis
Clarence
Sharon Springs
Wayne
Cecil
Publo, Colo
Weinmann-Price Funeral
Seots
Paul McNell
Alden Cemetery
Harold Wilcox
Myrtle Belle Reimer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Myrtle Belle Reimer 78 of Selkirk dies Monday at Greeley County Hospital Tribune after a long illness. Born January 26 1886 at Alden she had lived in this area since 1918. She was married to Jacob A Reimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
Myrtle
Belle Reimer
Greeley County Hospital
Tribune
Alden
Jacob A. Reimer
Pilotless Jet Kills Children in Massachusetts
In Haverhill Massachusetts a silent fighter jet crashed into a one story ranch killing two children Todd Gifford ten and Pamela Gifford eight who were asleep in the home. Parents Earl and Mrs Gifford escaped unharmed. Pilot Captain D F Sullivan ejected and landed in the Merrimack River where a Coast Guard helicopter rescued him. The crash sparked a three alarm fire damaging several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Todd Gifford
Pamela
Earl H. Gifford
Massachusetts Air National Guard
D. F. Sullivan
Boston
Merimack River
Coast Guard
Telegram Want Ads Run for Buying and Selling
Telegram want ads offer a quick channel for local buyers and sellers to list items. The terse notices promise fast responses and simple exchanges, reflecting a bygone classifieds style still in use in some communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegram
Lodge Sees Viet War Not a Campaign Issue
Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge, back to aid Gov. Scranton’s GOP bid, says he sees no way Viet Nam policy becomes a campaign issue. He cites no disaster in foreign relations and deflects questions on attacking North Viet Nam, noting he prefers to answer after his resignation takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Johnson
White House
Lodge
Saigon
Wes Gal
Scranton
South Viet Nam
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Governor Scranton
Viet Nam
United States
China
Atomic Information Pact Gets Approval
President Johnson notified Congress of a new NATO information pact expanding the range of atomic data shared with allies. The agreement supersedes a 1955- era arrangement, aims to boost allied participation in NATO nuclear defenses, and requires 30 days’ notice before effect under the Atomic Energy Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Jonnsen
Joint
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Secretary of Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Girl 4 Rides 10 Miles on Milk Truck Bumper
In Salt Lake City Utah a milk truck driver stops as a motorist flags him down. The driver witnesses a father rescue his 4 year old daughter Cheryl Neel who had rode on the bumper for about 10 miles after a stop at the Neel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vern Terry
Terry
Cheryl Neel
Cheryl
Neel
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Terry Leon Wood
Julie Ann Ronick
Ingalls
Nick Schwindt
Leon John L. Crist
Iholcomb Roxanna Downer
N. Main
Legals
Benhila Garcia Avila
Ideo
Jack Lee Huber
Frank Joe von Laers
Owen Robert Willer
Junior Oscar Burns
Fo Sansis
Ricky Walter Hands
Eminence Rt
Joe Duran
Dodge City
Jerry Jackson Norton Jr
Banscroft
Jack Fugene Sammerman Jr
Rafael Wesa Ortiz
Sio
Roy Lee Vance
Jones
William R. Hunter
Jesse &. Perkins
Doyle Wayne Hester
Donald ‘von Weener
Wrank Ine Ven Jtneys
Junior Nicar Borns
Martha Belle Prentz
Wilfred W. Behrens
Crutcher
Sife
Ullage Arbors
Kansas Plaza
Ronald Howell
O.K
Garden City High School
Randy McDonald
Randy Bowling
Myrtle Belle Reimer
Westinghouse Refrigerators
Geier Electric CO
Kearel
Garden City, Ks
Phe
White Phillips
White
TF Baehation Ambulance Service
Lagher
Garden City Telegram
Atomic Information Pact
Kansas
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas Hospital Service Association
Lie
Physicians’ Service
Topeka Blvd
Topeka, Kansas
Doem
Goo Nealte
Walee
Sity
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