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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
11
Markets report shows local produce items with varied sizing and prices, plus Kansas City and Garden City livestock results. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trade data illustrate market losses and steady cows amid dry weather and fat cattle price declines.
New York AP reports a modest stock market advance with the Dow peers mixed. The AP 60 average rose 5 at noon to 255.3 as industrials and utilities gained while rails slipped. Savings and loan stocks like First Charter Financial and Great Western Financial rose about a point, U.S. Smelting jumped, and General Dynamics led gains among aerospace and defense names while oil stocks showed mixed moves.
Hay Efling of Fidelity State Bank will address Kansas State University students on March 26 in Manhattan as one of 18 bankers in a Rural Bank Operation course. Warren Spinks reports Tulsa meetings of Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co. and Economy Auto Stores, both McCrory Corp. entities, with James Lutz speaking. NSM regional meeting attendees included Bob Garnand of Garnand Funeral Home. Forrest Glasco will host a Social Security office session tomorrow at the courthouse basement. Dr Earl W Wells joined a nutrition seminar in Scott City, part of a Kansas Veterinary Medical Assn series.
Berlin AP reports detectives hunted members of a neo-Nazi group after an explosion killed a West Berlin student who was believed to be attempting to fabricate a bomb. No arrests were announced. Investigators questioned a priest suspected of extreme right wing activity.
At St Catherine Saturday assignments include Mrs Ann Bett Wichita Manuel Moreno S Star Rt Mrs George Kinney 801 N 6th Mrs William Hedges 505 Summit Rita Deslongchamp 608 Bancroft Patricia Smeltzer Dighton. At St Catherine Sunday assignments include Mrs O D Brown 304 N 5th Timothy Kreutzer Scott City Willie M Hazzard 609 N 10th Mrs Avon Burnett 909 N 8th Mrs Kenneth Way 1405 B Mrs Delmar Edmisson Scots Jeffrey Smith 912 Davis Janet Smith 912 Davis Larry Eslinger 1405 N 8th. Dismissals include Mrs Hubert Biehn 1007 Center Henry J Morgan 210 E Maple Thomas J Beaudiry Rt 1 Debra Kay Holmes 919 N Sth Mrs Cory Hendershot 210 Weekly Wea ley Mrs E FP Ware 905 Center Mrs William Helemeyer 824 NN 10th Mrs Myrtle Pearce 607 N 8th.
A compiled list of residents and addresses including Mrs Goldie Bernatzki at 1501 East Fulton and multiple others such as Mrs Amador Leija 211 South 4th and Warren R Goodman 402 Evans, with entries across Leopold and Eminence areas, noting events on Saturday and Sunday and several other individuals and locations.
About 60 to 70 members are expected for the Western Manufacturers plan meeting here Tuesday. Dale Fry of WKMI said this will be the last gathering before the Tri PLe-T Show in Garden City April 11 to 13. Agenda includes tours of Home-Fry Co. and Oswalt Industries plants, a 4 p.m. business meeting at Hume-Fry, and a 6 p.m. dinner with speaker Robert Gadberry on industrial development and financing at Downing’s. Reservations via Dale Fry BR 64393.
Washington AP report says Secretary McNamara doubts the $300 million Dyna Soar manned space glider should proceed citing duplication with Gemini and a review ordered to justify continued development. Air Force officials defend it as critical to national space program amid prior defense cuts. In Baghdad, revolutionary courts issued 26 death sentences and two prison terms for coup backers of Abdel Karim Kassem with 25 soldiers set to firing squad and one civilian hanged.
Police report multiple thefts and break ins. American Tractor Co. at Five Points lost four wheels and a tire from vehicles. A speaker vanished at Garden Drive-In Theater. An electric drill was stolen from a pickup truck owned by Arthur Higgins. A windshield was broken on a Garfield Furniture truck as rocks were thrown. Gasoline was stolen from Jim Lee Nichols’s truck. Clothing and tools valued around 200 dollars were taken from Jesse Carman’s pickup at Five Points. Finnup Seed Store back door was forced but nothing reported missing.
Warranty and corporate deeds recorded for multiple parcels across Teitelbaum Wallace Homewood East Village East Midwest Harris additions. Transfers include Duane E West to Warren Thompson and Addie M Thompson to Austin Brady, W I Cross Inc to James Boman, and C A Construction Co to W T Cross with replatting of several lots and blocks. Names include Teitelbaum Wallace Harris East Midwest and corporations W I Cross and A Construction Co.
A compilation of fines for improper registration and related offenses. Individuals including Michael Kent Deaver Evelyn Mae Fischer Harold Downer Lloyd Peaster and others are named with addresses and fines ranging from 3 to 10 dollars. Several bonds forfeited are listed alongside brief traffic collision notes in various city blocks.
In Lorraine basin, 170,000 striking miners vow a mass motorcade from Merlebach to Paris to press for a 40 hour week and an 11 percent pay rise from current $5.80 daily wage. They reject a 5.7 percent government offer as insufficient while churches and merchants aid the strike.
Charles Theodore Metz 73 of Garden City died Sunday at St Catherine Hospital born September 27 1889 in Illinois. He lived in Garden City 21 years, from Cheney 1910 to 1942, Army WWI veteran, member of Christian Church Veterans of Foreign Wars and Modern Woodmen. Survived by widow Eula, son Charles G in the Army, stepson James Guthrie Los Angeles, daughter Dorothy Scholfield Hamburg, stepdaughter Minnie Carlson Wichita, brother Avery Metz Wichita, sister Hattie Harris Meeker Colorado seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 10am Phillips White Funeral Home, Rev Carl Ingersol. graveside 4pm Fairview Cemetery Cheney, Rev Gordon Scott. Visitation from Monday evening. SEOTI Rosary 7:30pm MST Weinmann Funeral Home here today. August Bender 70 of Tribune died Saturday at Greeley County Hospital Tribune after long illness. Born August 27 1892 Pfeifer attended Kansas School for the Deaf Olathe 1900-1912. He ran harness and shoe shops at Ellis and St. Petersburg, retired for years. Lived with brother Matthew in Tribune ~40 years, later with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleynam of Tribune. Member St Joseph Catholic Church Tribune. Survived by brothers Joseph Leoti and Matthew Tribune, 13 nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday 9am MST St Joseph’s with Rev Rory O’Neal. burial in Greeley County Cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home Leoti in charge.
Fred T Montgomery 80 of Leoti died Saturday after a lengthy illness in Tribune. Born February 2, 1883 in Winston Arkansas he is survived by his widow Dora and son Frank E of Wichita. He moved to Leoti in 1948 from Caldwell and belonged to the Masonic Lodge at Bliss City Kansas. Funeral services were at Weinman Funeral Home with Rev F A OKelley and Masonia graveside rites at Manchester Oklahoma.
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