Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle conditions with 5,000 head cattle and 200 calves offered. slaughter cattle light, feeder bids 25 to 50 lower. choice feeder steers 27.60 to 29.40, heifers 26.50, steer calves 33.35 to 35.80. Hogs 2,600 head down 1.00 to 2.00. barrows and gilts 28.25 to 24.00 depending on weight. sows 21.00 to 22.50. Lambs light. choice and prime spring lambs 27.75 and 26.50 respectively.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Stock quote report from Telegraph service
Dow Jones industrials at noon rose 3.73 to 935.57 asThe following price quote arrives via Telegram from Goffe & Carkener Inc. BR 63244. Two p.m. stocks update repeats the data.
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Goffe & Carkener, Inc
Dow Jones
YMCA Events Kick Off March Activities
Friday March 11 features golf lessons at YMCA Hall with Fred and John Dickerson for junior high and high school ages. Also knitting classes at 1:30 PM and 5 PM at YMCA Hall. Saturday March 12 offers boys basketball 1 PM to 4 PM at Ben Grimsley Gym. Charm class for junior high girls led by Dick Patterson at 10 AM. Monday March 14 volleyball for men 7 PM at Alfa Brown School gym. Women only flower arranging series resumes March 21.
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Ymca Hall
Fred
John Dickerson
Ben Grimsley
Dick Patterson
YMCA
Alfa Brown School
Cub Scout Leader Training Event Sunday at Garden City JC
Cub Scout Leaders and den mothers from 16 counties in Southwest Kansas may register at 2 p.m. Sunday at Garden City Junior College. The powwow trains in pack administration, stunts, ceremonies, crafts and games with sessions attracting 200 leaders previously. The advanced training for the Mibbers Award and Key is offered once yearly. Reservations through the Council Service Center in Garden City.
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Garden City Junior College
Kansas
Council Service Center
Garden City
Scholarship Awarded To Dighton Student
Connie Xenor of Dighton won second place in the state essay contest run by the Mason Grand Lodge of Kansas. She receives a $200 scholarship for her essay The Heritage of Schools. The contest honored Hoxie as a prize winner Kathryn Salsa.
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Connie Xenor
Dighton
Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas
Kathryn Salsa. Hoxie
Hospital Admissions List Includes Several Residents
Today admissions posted for Catherine Alan Hutchins of Scott City, Merle Adkisson of Ulysses, Dan W. George at 515 North 10th, and Emilio Bribiesca of 209 South 1st.
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Catherine Alan Hutchins
Scott City
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses Dan W. George
Emilio Bribiesca
Committees Named for Holcomb Alumni Reunion
Plans for the Holcomb Alumni Association first reunion on May 28 progress with 81 percent of 180 responses indicating attendance. Committees led by Jane Collins reception and registration John Collins program William Florer barbecue Mrs Leonard Schreibvogel historical Leora Berry Janet Barlow faculty Hazel Erickson typing Eleanor Kreutzer Rosie Baier. Addresses found for almost all 600 graduates. barbecue at 4 p.m. Saturday and dance at 8 p.m. followed by Sunday class reunions.
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Holcomb Alumni Association
Alvin Komlofske
Jane Collins
Ohn Collins
William Florer
Leonard Schreibvogel
Leora Berry
Janet Barlow
Hazel Erickson
Eleanor Kreutzer
Rosie Baier
New Orleans Teachers Union Plans Strike
The American Federation of Teachers Local 527, representing about 1,400 of New Orleans public school teachers, says it plans a Friday strike to press for an election to determine the collective bargaining agent for teachers. Most other teachers oppose the walkout, and the union expects to shut down school operations.
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New Orleans
American Federation of Teachers
Local 527
Orleans Parish
Teachars
Dismissals and Birth Notices From Garden City Area
Dismissals list includes names such as Charles McCue Lakin Mrs Lawrence Lee 802 Pearl Mrs Harold McVey Lakin Mrs Edward Cabellero 1208 W Mulberry Vern LeRoy Towns Sublette and others at St Catherine Mrs Ray Counterman Gardendale Harry Reece 203 S 10th, Robert Pacheco 211 Santa Fe Peggy Ann Loving 2013 Pine Crest and Doehrel Thomas Dighton Carol Jean Willbanks Scott City Mrs George Knox 609 N 6th Cheryl Yardley 705 Pennsyl vana Robert Rojas 2128 2nd Mrs Irene Williams 1002 Center Mrs Donald Irsik Deerfield Marion Rapp Holcomb Lanita Clark Ingalls Births at St Catherine A son to Edward Cabellero 1208 W Mulberry March 9 9:45 a.m. 7 pounds 2 ounces A son to Marcail Amaro 706 Mulberry March 9 2:18 a.m. 7 pounds 5 ounces A son born to Verlin Gass 1607 E Fulton March 9 2:43 a.m. 7 pounds 10 ounces.
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Charles McCue
Lakin
Lawrence Lee
Pearl
Harold McVey
Edward Cabellero
W. Mulberry Vern
LeRoy Towns
Sublette
St. Catherine
Ray Counterman
Gardendale
Harry Reece
Robert Pacheco
Santa Fe
Peggy Ann Loving
Pinecrest
Doehrel Thomas
Dighton
Carol Jean Willbanks
Scott City
George Knox
Cheryl Yardley
Pennsyvania
Robert Rojas
Irene Williams
Cener
Donald Irsik
Deerfield
Marion Rapp
Holcomb
Lanita Clark
Ingalls
W. Mulberry
Marcail
Amaro
Mulberry
Verlin Gass
E. Fulton
New Soviet Space Shot Seen Before March Congress
Moscow reports say a new Soviet manned space launch sweep is underway with an official announcement possible later today. No manned flight has occurred since March 18, 1965 when Alexei Leonov first walked in space. The launch is expected before the March 29 Soviet Communist Party congress.
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Moscow
Alexei Leonov
Soviet Communist Party
Carnival Air Prevails at Junior College Carnival
Carnival fever grips the Junior College as campus groups prep booths for Friday night in Ben Grimsley Gym 8 p m to 1 a m A penny vote will crown a king and queen with candidates from Agriculture Christian Fellowship Band Lettermen Sophomore and Freshman Classes Student Council and more Proceeds benefit the Music Educators National Conference trip to Kansas City Mo March 17 22 Garden City guests are invited to join the fun
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Ben, Grimsley Gymnasium
Agriculture Club
Larry Goss
Jance Helm
Christian Fellowship
Jay Sloan
Gay Joss
Bob Cooper
Donna Cranmer
Letterman’s Club
Randy Case
Linda Doubrava
Allan Ferguson
Janice Cline
Bob Hubert
Carol Sue Cross
Kent Earnest
Paula Coyne
Rob Townsend
Karlene Christensen
Music Educators National Conference
Kansas City
Ag Club
Christian Youth Fellowship
Newman Club
Letterman's Club
Garden City
Deaths: James Ely Kirk 97 of Scott City
James Ely Kirk 97 a Scott County grainman since 1921 died yesterday at Scott County Hospital after a brief illness. Born April 5 1868 in Jefferson County Ohio he moved to Kansas in 1890 and worked for the Santa Fe Railroad at Ellinwood Great Bend and Sylvia. Survived by widow five sons four daughters one sister 26 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at First Methodist Church Scott City with burial in Scott County Cemetery. Weinmann Price Funeral Home in charge.
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Scott City
James Ely Kirk
Scott County
Jefferson County
Ohio
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
Ellinwood
Great Bend
Sylvia
Della A. Blackly
Nickergon
First National Bank
Harold
Henry
Thomas
Robert
Longmont
Colo
Arthur
Spokane
Wash
Marvin Bastin
Clifton Ottaway
Alden Eberly
Needham
Mass
C.C. Mortensen
San Pedro
Calif
Mes
Lucia Carr
South Charleston
First Methodist Church
Elmer Rinker
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
Funeral set for Rev Daniel D Colby at Nazarene Church
Daniel David Colby 38 died Tuesday at KU Medical Center. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at the Nazarene Church with Revs. Bob R. Fetters and B J Slothower officiating. Burial at Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Friday morning from 9 to 12 at the church.
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Daniel David Colby
KU Medical Center
Nazarene Church
Bob R. Fetters
B.J. Slothower
Valley View Cemetery
Sublette Man Edward Yunker Dies at 56
Edward Louis Yunker 56 died at his home from an apparent heart attack. Born December 8, 1909, he lived in Haskell County his whole life and married Christina Thomas in 1932 at Kismet. Survived by widow Christina, brother Myron of Satanta, and his mother Mrs. Emma Yunker of Satanta. Funeral arrangements by Phillips White Funeral Home in Garden City.
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Sublette
Edward Louis Yunker
Belore
Haskell County
Christina Thomas
Kismet
Sublette Christian Church
Myron
Satanta
Emma Yunker
Phillips- White Funeral Home
Garden City
Sublette Woman Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. William Duver 58 of Sublette died Thursday at Sublette Community Hospital after a brief illness. Born Feb 27 1908 in Canyon City Missouri she moved to Sublette 12 years ago from Caney. Survived by husband William L Duver a brother Lawrence Biggs New York City and sister Mrs Fred McCay Junction City. Funeral services announced by Phillins White Funeral Home Garden City.
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Sublette
Wilma Maryllia Duver
Sublette Community Hospital
Canyon City
Caney
Eastern Star
Christaan
William L. Duver
Mason City
Lawrence Biggs
New York City
Fred McCay
Junction City
Phillins- White Funeral Home
Garden City
Wichita Community High Students Named Good Citizen Winners
Two Wichita Community High School students, Janis Wilken and Ken Gerstberger, were named good citizen award recipients for the fourth six week period. Janis, the underclassman winner, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Wilken, while Ken, the upperclassman winner, is the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gerstberger and grandson of Mr and Mrs John Herman. Selections are made by the faculty.
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LECTS
Wichita Community County
Janis Wilken
Irvin Wilken
Ken Gerstberger
Elmer Gerstberger
Jania
Ken
John Herman
Mulberry
Garden City
Syracuse to Colorado Line US 50 Work on Board
Public hearing sought on economic effects of proposed US 50 improvements from Syracuse to the Colorado line. Plans include 16 mile expansion with curb, gutter, asphalt surface, sidewalks, storm sewer, and right of way changes in Syracuse and Coolidge. Written requests due by March 21.
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Coolidge
Addison H. Meschke
Colorado Line
Fairbank Street
Sumner Street
Barber Street
City
Coolidge Avenue
Main Street
Oak Street
Walnut Street
Coolddge
Highway Commission
P.O. Box
Garden City
Odd Fellow SW Regional Meeting Set Here Saturday
The Southwest Kansas regional Odd Fellows meeting occurs in Garden City with Sequoyah Lodge No. 245 sponsoring. Events include grand lodge officers, a two session schedule, a Rebekah round table, a 7 p.m. assembly degree, a 5:30 banquet, and an evening film on the eye bank at Odd Fellow Hall and Alta Brown Auditorium.
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Odd Fellows Southwest
Grand Lodge
Kansas
Darwin Rogers
Lawrence
Laverne Schreadden
Chapman
Quincy Keller
Arlington
John Main
Topeka
Walter Chamberlin
Alta Brown School
Nobel
Odd Fellow
Agnes Eaton
Kansas City
Rotary
Rebekah Assembly of Kansas
Raymond Volk
Pittsburg
Edna Mae Harper
Newton
Eaton
Elton Forsythe
Lyons
Lee Lockhart Jr
Fureka
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Mrae Lee Johnson
Charles Chalmers
Garden City
Alta Brown
Barbara Ramsey
Odd Fellow's Eye Bank
Raymond A. Huffmaster
Lee Cooley
Ulysses
Orland W. Terhune
St. John
Campus newsletter notes lounge closure and events
Several students wandered the halls disillusioned after the Jaco Lounge closed for a policing action to clean up bottles. The Juno College play was postponed due to illness among cast members and director Dante Adams was ill. Murray Banks will speak on What to do until the Psychiatrist comes March 21 in Hope Auditorium. Kansas State Teachers College reps visited campus Monday. Graduation orders are being placed and sophomores plan to graduate while considering other schools. Dr. Neil Walker of Fort Hays State spoke on The Language of threes. Summer school inquiries arise if demand supports offerings. Music Education National Convention carnival Friday at Ben Grimsley Gym from 8 to 11 p.m.
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Jwnsoy College
Dantne Adams
Murray Banks
Hope Auditorium
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Music Education National Convention
Ben Grimsley Gym
Attorney Opinion Denies Free Parking Privileges
City Attorney Clyde Daniel told City Commissioners that allowing free parking at metered stalls is contrary to law as meters control traffic and designate on street or off street parking. The meeting also approved selling queen contest tickets, waived poppy sale fees, rejected a classification study bid, planned a League of Kansas Municipalities district meeting, and approved a house mover license and bond.
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Clyde Daniel
American G.I. Forum
American Legion Auxiliary
Denver
League of Kansas
George Martin
Examination Ordered in Scott City Assault Case
A 14 year old youth charged with assaulting a Scott City housewife at a laundromat on February 2 was sent to Larned State Hospital for psychiatric examination. District Judge Bert Vance ordered a three man panel to assess sanity and fitness to stand trial, with the case continued pending results. The youth was on parole for robbery in Colorado at the time.
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Scott City
Larned State Hospital
Scott Cry
Bert Vance
State Hospital
Vance Aid
Colorado
Lee Evans Trio Stirs Clifford Hope Auditorium Crowd
An exciting evening with jazz pianist Lee Evans and his trio at Clifford Hope Auditorium delighted listeners. The performers interpreted Nutcracker Suite Ellington Bernstein and others, with Evans’ own Teacher's Blues closing the program amid heat that slightly dampened the show.
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Lee Evans
Clifford Hope
Evans
Bill Smith
Manhattan
Jerome Kern
Duke Ellington
Leonard Bernstein
Richard Hodgers
George Gershwin
J. R
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