Markets wrap for local produce and Kansas City cattle
Local market notes show extra large eggs and various sizes of A eggs, wet cream and dairy terms. Kansas City livestock report lists cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep with price ranges and shifts, followed by Garden City figures detailing steer, heifer, cow, calf, and yearling prices and declines due to dry weather and fat cattle market weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Garden City
Savings-Loan Spur Market Gains in Mixed Session
New YorkAP Gains by savings and loan holding companies and a mix of other issues led a small stock market advance. The Associated Press average rose .5 to 255.2 as industrials held, rails slipped, and utilities gained. First Charter Financial and Great Western Financial rose about a point each while U.S. Smelting jumped about 3. General Dynamics advanced, Sunray DX slid on profit taking, and Standard Oil New Jersey Texaco and Royal Dutch edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Chrysler
First Charter Financial
Great Western Financial
U.S
General Dynamics
Douglas Aircraft
Sunray DX
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Texaco
Royal Dutch
Bankers Professors to Address Kansas State Students
Hay Efling of Fidelity State Bank will speak to Kansas State University students in the Rural Bank Operation course at Manhattan on March 28. He is among 16 bankers to participate, as Warren Spinks of Garden City OTASCO noted. Also at a regional meeting, McCrory Corp. managers James Lutz spoke to Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co. and Economy Auto Stores, Inc. delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Efling
Fidelity State Bank
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas Bankers Son
Warren Spinks
Garden City
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
McCrory Corp
James Lutz
West Berlin Student Killed in Explosion
West Berlin detectives hunted possible neo Nazi suspects after an explosion killed a student who was allegedly attempting to build a bomb. No arrests were announced and a Catholic priest was questioned over suspected extreme right wing activity.
Missions At St Catherine Readings and Dismissals
The list shows missions at St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday with named attendees and addresses including Mrs Ann Bett Wichita and Patricia Smeltzer Dighton. Dismissals include Hubert Biehn 1007 Center Henry Morgan 210 E Maple Thomas Beaudry Rt 1 Debra Holmes 919 N 9th and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Ann Bett
Wichita
Manuel Moreno
Star Rt
George Kinney
William Hedges
Summit
Rita Deslongchamp
Bancroft
Patricia Smeltzer
Dighton
O. D. Brown
Timothy Kreutzer
Scott City
Willie’ M. Hazzard
Avon Burnett
Kenneth Way
Delmar Edmisson
Jeffrey Smith
Davis
Janet Smith
Larry Eslinger
Hubert Biehn
Henry J. Morgan
E. Maple
Thomas J. Beaudry
Debra Kay Holmes
Cory Heidershot
Wesley
E. P. Ware
William Heismeyer
Myrtle Pearce
Local Names Listed Across Garden City and Leopold
A reader's layout lists numerous residents and addresses in Garden City and Leopold, naming Mrs. Goldie Bernatzki and others at multiple streets, plus individuals such as Israel Rowland and Lorena Cobb. The fragment mixes social notices and address-style entries across several locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Bernatzki
E. Fulton
Willard Zimmerman
Sylvia Leija
Amador Leija
Phillip Baker
N. Sth
Forsha Danford
City
Leopold
J. W. Ackley
St. Catherina
Israel Rowland
W. Maple
Gayla Spikes
Lorena Cobb
Manufacturers Plan Meeting in Garden City Tuesday
About 70 to 80 members and representatives are expected for a Manufacturers Plan Meeting in Garden City. The day includes tours of Hume-Fry Co. and Oswalt Industries, a 4 p.m. business meeting, and a 6 p.m. dinner with speaker Robert Gadberry of Fourth National Bank. Reservations contact Dale Fry BR 6-4393.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarangattis
Estern Kansas Manufacture Inc
Dale Fry
Garden City
WKMI
Hume-Fry Co
Oswalt Industries
Hume-Fry
Robert Gadberry
Fourth National Bank of Wichita
Downing’s
Dyna-Soar Project Could Be Junked
The Air Force faces a possible major cut to the Dyna-Soar manned space glider project as Secretary of Defense McNamara questions paying roughly 500 million more to finish it. He favors review, arguing Dyna-Soar may duplicate Gemini work and should be justified before advancing. If killed, it would mark the Air Force's third major setback this year. Meanwhile revolutionary military courts in Baghdad issued 26 death sentences and two prison terms for those involved in the coup that toppled Abdul Karim Kassem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Strom
McNamara
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Defense Secretary
Pentagon
James Ferguson
Baghdad
Saq
Persong
Abdel Karim Kassem
Several Thefts Reported In Local Incidents
Police investigate a series of thefts and break ins. American Tractor Co at Five Points reports four wheels and two tires stolen from parked vehicles. A speaker, an electric drill, and gasoline thefts are noted by individuals on Garden Drive-In and various addresses. A wind shield was broken on a Gar hand Furniture truck near E Fulton. entry found at Finnup Seeds Store with nothing missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tractor Co
Garden Drive-In Theater
Arthur Edward Higgins
Raymond Villarreal
E. Fulton
Garhand
Jim Lee Nichols
Conkling
Jesse Lee Carman
Léon
Finnup Seeds Store
Local legal deeds and police bond notices summary
The notices list warranty and corporation deeds transferring parcels in Teitelbaum and Wallace Additions, East Village and Harris Addition, plus bonds posted for traffic offenses. Individuals named include Duane E West, Addie M Thompson, W J Cross, James R Boman, W Eugene Atkinson, and Evelyn Mae Fischer among others. Police records note multiple improper registrations and licenses with fines, and traffic accidents with damages in the N Main and W Kansas areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane E. West
Warren Thompson
Teitelbaum
Addie M. Thompson
Austin Elwayne Brady
Wallace Addition
W. J. Cross, Inc
James R. Boman
East Village
Homewood
C. A. Construction Co
W. T
Michael Kent Deaver
Summit
Evelyn Mae Fischer
Rt. 1
Harold Downer
Bancroft
Lloyd Eugeng Peaster
N. 3Rd
Stewart Boone
Center
Raymond Devies
N. Main
John Elton Holmes
U. K
William Hart
Garden City Ave
Shirley Jean Smith
Jerry Lynn John
Casper Schiffelbein
Paul Eugene Reardon
Halcomb
Jacob
French Miners Plan Mass Ride To Paris For Wages
Striking coal miners vow to march from Merlebach pits in Lorraine to Paris on Wednesday to press for a 40 hour week and an 11 percent wage rise from the current $5.80 daily average. The government offers 5.7 percent spread over a year. Churches and merchants support about 170,000 strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Merlebach
Lorraine
Death of Charles Theodore Metz 73 Retired Farmer
Charles Theodore Metz 73 of 803 Inge died Sunday at St Catherine Hospital. Born September 27 1889 in Illinois he lived in Garden City 21 years after leaving Cheney where he resided 1910 to 1942. An Army WWI veteran he was a member of the Christian Church Veterans of Foreign Wars and Modern Woodmen of America. Surviving are his widow Eula a son Charles G in the Army a stepson James Guthrie Los Angeles a daughter Mrs Dorothy Schalfield Hamburg Iowa a step-daughter Mrs Minnie Carlson Wichita a brother Avery J Metz Wichita a sister Mrs Hattie Harris Meeker Cole seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday Phillips White Funeral Home Rev Carl Ingersos officiating. Graveside 1 p.m. Thursday at Fairview Cemetery Cheney Rev Gordon Scott officiating. Friends may call Phillips White from Monday evening to service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Theodore Metz
Inge
St. Catherine Hospital
Ilinois
Garden City
Cheney
Metz
Christian Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Modern Woodmen of America
Eula
Charles G
James Guthrie
Los Angeles
Dorothy Schalfield
Hamburg
Iowa
Minnie Carlson
Wichita
Avery J. Metz
Hattie Harris
Meeker
Cole
Phillips-White Funeral Home
Carl (Ngersos
August Bender 70 Dies After Long Illness in Tribune
August Bender 70 died Saturday at Greeley County Hospital Tribune after long illness. Born August 27 1992 at Pfeifer he attended Kansas School for the Deaf Olathe 1900–1912. He ran harness and shoe shops in Ellis and St Petersburg retired years ago. Survived by two brothers Joseph Scon Matthew Tribune and 13 nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday 11 am MST at St Joseph Tribune with Rev Rory O Neal. Burial in Greeley County Cemetery. Weinmann Funeral Home Scots in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Rory O'Neal
Greelay County
Weinmann Funeral Home of Scots
Fred T Montgomery LEOTI Funeral for retired carpenter
Fred T Montgomery Leoti funeral planned for the morning for Fred Liomas Montgomery 30 of Leoti who died Saturday at Greeley County Hospital Tribune after a long illness. Born February 2 1883 at Winston Arkansas he leaves widow Dora and two sons Frank E of Wichita Montgomery came to Scots in 1948 from Caldwell affiliated with Masonic Lodge at Bhoff City Kays. Funeral at Weinmann Funeral Home officiated by Rev F A OKelley with Masonic graveside and Manchester Oklahoma burial planned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoti
Fred Liomas Montgomery
Greeley County Hospital
Tribune
Wintson
Ark
Dora
Frank E
Wichita
Montgomery
Caldwell
Masonic Lodge
Bhoff City
Kays
Weinmann
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