Death of Joseph Grant Collins in Lakin
Joseph Grant Collins 79 died yesterday at Labo Manor Home after a long illness. A lifelong Lakin resident, he was a retired carpenter and painter, born July 14, 1886, WWI veteran, and a Presbyterian Church member. Surviving are two sisters Bertha B Collins and Offie Nichols of Lakin, brother Clarence W Collins of East Troy Wisconsin, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Davis Funeral Home, Lakin.
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Joseph Grant Collins
Labo Manor
Mr. Collins
Presbyterian Church
Bertha B. Collins
Offie Nichols
Clarence W. Collins
East Troy
Wis
Davis Funeral Home
Mrs Lupe Rodriguez Orosco services held in Ulysses
Mrs Lupe Rodriguez Orosco 75 died Monday night at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital. Born in Mexico December 12 1881 she moved to Ulysses about 15 years ago. Catholic Church services were to be held this morning at the church with burial planned at Ulysses Cemetery
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Ulysses
Lupe Rodriguez Orosco
Funeral notices for Kendall and Robinson families
Rufus Lloyd Kendall 78 formerly of Ulysses died February 25 in Los Angeles hospital. Funeral was to be this afternoon at Ulysses Methodist Church. Born October 11 1887 in Grant County he was a Santa Fe agent at Hartland before retiring 12 years ago and moving to Los Angeles. Survived by one son Ceril Los Angeles and one grandchild. Burial planned for Ulysses Cemetery. Wallace N Robinson Jr 66 died Thursday at Scott County Hospital. Born September 7 in Independence Missouri he moved to Scott County in 1931 and lived on a ranch southwest of Modoc. He served as ASC committee chairman and was a Scott City High School board member and building committee chairman for the Scott City Evangelical Church. He married Josephine Lawnin March 28 1925. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs William Gindele six sons Maj Wallace N Robinson III Stewart Air Force Base NY and nine grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at St Luke’s Episcopal Church. Burial at Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann Price Funeral Home in charge.
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Los Angefes Hospital
Grant County
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Los Angeles
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Ulysses Cemetery
Wallace N. Robinson Jr
Scott County
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Modoc
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ASC
Scott City
E Sther
Josephine Lawnin
St. Bonds
Daugter
William Gindele
Bhushkaanda
St. Lukes Episcoval
James Barnett
Scott Comunty
Weinmann-Price
Funeral set for Mrs. Mary Morrow in Dodge City
Mrs. Mary Morrow 84 will be buried at Maple Grove Cemetery after funeral services at 2 p.m. at Barber-Dunsford Funeral Home in Dodge City. Rev. Travis of the Baptist Church will lead the rites.
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Mary Morrow
Garden City
Barber-Dunsford Funeral Home
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The
Baptist Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Pendulum Swings in Ghana After Nkrumah Fall
Accra reports a swift move to the right in Ghana as the military regime led by Lt. Gen. J. A. Ankrah vows a true nonaligned policy. The coup toppled Kwame Nkrumah amid shortages and corruption, with Soviet and Chinese advisers leaving and Western loans dwindling.
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Kansas City Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle and Feeder Trends
Kansas City market bulletin shows hogs 50 to 100 lower with some 1.50 declines, barrows and gilts 190 to 250 pounds at 25.50 to 26.00, sows 23.50 to 24.50. cattle 4,700 with feeders steady to 50 lower. Slaughter steers and heifers untested. utility cows 17.75 to 19.50. Prime feeder steers 28.10 to 30.10. heifers 25.75. steer calves 33.40 to 36.80. heifer calves 26.30 to 27.90. prime 31.70 to 32.40.
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Dow Jones Averages Slip at Noon to 929.00
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials at noon fell 3.01 points to 929.00, with current price quotes supplied to the Telegram by Goffe & Corkener, Inc. BR 6-3244.
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Goffe & Corkener, Inc
DOW Jones
Admissions And Dismissals At St Catherine Page
The record lists admissions for Mrs James Matthews Lakin Mrs John Nusser 1601 N Main Mrs Harold Stickney 2108 B Charles Hisey W Maple Mrs Jimmy Mill 1008 Bancroft Judy Ann Mills 1009 Bancroft Marion Sue Rapp Holcomb Mrs Donald Irsik Deerfield Judy Kay Tabor 701 Bancroft Mrs Glenn Dunkleburg Rt 1 Mrs Jerry Truelove Kalvesta and dismissals for Rose Marie Timmons Eminence Rt Mrs Robert Townsend 1006 N Aara Mrs Clyde George 108 S Main Mrs Luther Largent Imperial Rt Mrs Richard Martinez 107 Teitlebaum Shelly Mae Chappell 803 E Fair Mrs Bobby Clymer Sublette Mrs Bernie Kreutzer Leoni Mrs Larry Appelhians 109 Manuel Ramirez 205 Taylor.
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James Matthews
Lakin
John Nusser
N. Main
Harold Stickney
Charles Hisey
W. Maple
Jimmy Mill
Bancroft
Judy Ann Mills
Bancroft Marion Sue Rapp
Holcomb
Donald Irsik
Deerfield
Judy Kay Tabor
Glenn Dunkleburg
Jerry Truelove
Kalvesta
Richard Martinez
Teitlebaum
Shelly Mae Chappell
E. Fair
Bobby Clymer
Bernie Kreutzer
Leoni
Larry Appelhians
Manuel Ramirez
Taylor
Local Citations From Garden City Driving Offenses
Police records list multiple fines for improper driving improper registration and parking violations in Garden City with names such as Marie Scrivner John Lopez and Delia Hacker. One DUI/drunk case entails 15 days or $25 with city jail commitment.
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Leonard Paul Dotts
Summit
John Collen Keeling
Scott City
Marion Ernest Lewellen
Lamar Colp
Court sentences and fines in county docket
Courthouse notes list multiple individuals from Hutchinson Dodge City Sublette Scott City Ness City and nearby areas facing jail time fines and costs for offenses including no account check speeding improper registration and no trailer registration Police bonds forfeited show several small sums and names such as Merle Zumolt Judith Kliesen Wesley Powell Michael Barker Terry Coher and others with addresses and amounts.
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Courts County
Merle Zumolt
Hutchinson
Judith D. Kliesen
Dodge City
Wesley L. Powell
Sublette
Michael C. Barker
Scott City
Terry L. Coher
Ness City
Willard McGinn
Rt. 1
Ronald Dean Wells
Pennsylvania
Merle Adrian Goss
E. Chestnut
William M. Stephens Jr
Weekend Activities At YMCA And School Events
A calendar of events lists beginner classes at 1 30 p m by Mrs Madaleine Fritz and a 7 p m session for mothers by Mrs Elaine Sterling at YMCA Hall on Saturday March 5. Also Charm Class for junior high girls at 10 a m, makeup topic, plus a basketball schedule and a Monday women only interior decorating course led by Ruth Tabor. At Stanford University six nude paintings by Ann Raymond were removed amid campus protests, while the Weather Bureau employs 18 000 cooperative observers and Americans are using over 3 billion light bulbs last year.
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Claes
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Ymca Hall
Thia la
Avenejlé Blake
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Ben Grimley
Telegram
Ruth Tabor
Alta Brown Gym
Ellsworth questions college draft testing and deferments
Rep Robert F Ellsworth questioned the validity of drafting college students by class standing and whether to investigate deferments amid a 1-A pool of over 280000 men. His remarks, piped from Washington, were at a KU Young Republicans meeting. He argued college ranking varies by school toughness. Water buffalo use noted in Vietnam rice paddies.
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Kan
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Rkan
Ellsworth
Washington
University of Kansas
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Water Heater Fire Damages Duplex. 1307 N 11th Resident
A water heater fire started by oily dust rag storage in a closet flooded several rooms of a duplex at 1307 North 11th. Eva Newberry awoke to smoke and alerted neighbor Jim Hazelton, with firemen arriving at 9:13 PM. Damage estimates range from 3009 to 5000 dollars, with water and smoke affecting adjacent rugs and floors. Eldon E. Newberry owns the duplex at 1402 North 12th.
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N. 11Th
Jim Hazelton
Hazelton
Eldon E. Newberry
Judge Tells Man To Go Fly a Kite
New York publicity figure William H. Yolen, president of the International Kite Flyers Association, was summoned for flying a kite with an eight foot banner urging John V. Lindsay's mayoral election. Judge James L. Watson ruled Yolen may go fly a kite anytime. Yolen quipped that laws against kites frighten horses and that makes no sense in the 20th century.
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William H. Yolen
International Kite Flyers Association
John V. Lindsay
James L. Watson
Yolen
Downhill Coaster Race Roars Through La Paz Streets
In La Paz Bolivia at 11 900 feet the world’s highest capital boys race homemade coasters 12 miles downhill without a slop.
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Bronco Peat Carnival At Ben Grimsley Gym
The Musical Education National Convention organization will stage a carnival at Ben Grimsley Gymnasium this month with booths sponsored by campus groups. The 1965-66 basketball season has ended and track practice will start soon. Roscoe Waldorf handles the Student Council book exchange funds. Air Force ROTC representatives visited campus Monday to talk with interested students.
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Musical Education National Convention Organization
Ben Grimsley Gymnasium
Roscoe Waldorf
Student Council
Air Force Rotc
Dr Murray Banks to speak on What to do until the psychiatrist comes
Dr Murray Banks will discuss What to do until the psychiatrist comes at Hope Auditorium on March 21. He is described as both a comedian and an informative speaker. Tickets cost 1 for adults and 50 cents for students, available at the college office, from Stace members, and at the Telegram office.
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Murray Banks
Hope Auditorium
College
Stace
Telegram
Student Council Dance Changes Schedule at Ben Grim sley Gym
The Student Council sponsors a dance on March 19 at Ben Grim sley gym. It was planned as a Valentine dance but may become a St Patrick’s themed event. The change is not yet finalized. Samurai warriors and Japanese feudal lords carried orchids as a home sickness remedy on journeys.
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Student Council
Ben Grimsley Gym
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