Local Wagons and Egg Prices Report
Local market notes list egg sizes A and C categories with large eggs priced as available. Wheat and rye are shown with prices per bushel, plus miscellaneous grains like barley and ungraded units.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
2
Local market notes list egg sizes A and C categories with large eggs priced as available. Wheat and rye are shown with prices per bushel, plus miscellaneous grains like barley and ungraded units.
The 2 p.m. report shows the Dow Jones average for four industrials down 7.80 at 913.97. Garden City Livestock reports fat cattle receipts at 625 head with steers and heifers selling across several price bands. Kansas City livestock data lists cattle and hog prices with steers around 25.75 to 21.25 and hogs at 21.00 to 23.25 for 1-3 grade, reflecting a mixed, active market.
Kansas State Supreme Court upholds the conviction of Lee Mader from Garden City for forgery and passing a forged instrument. He was convicted in Finney County District Court in December 1964 and sentenced to two concurrent 25 year terms at Lansing State Penitentiary. The appeal was decided in the April session this year.
An escaper from the Atoka county jail waived extradition in County Court. Steve Coates, arrested by Garden City police after a copper tubing sale attempt, admitted escaping from the Oklahoma jail with two others in April. Coates is held pending Oklahoma officers’ arrival to return him.
The foreign ministry in China dismissed Western rumors of Mao Zedong’s illness as false and malicious. Reports say Mao has not appeared publicly but is resting in central China, with one informant claiming to have seen him at Peking airport on February 28 greeting Kwame Nkrumah.
Admissions list includes Duane Harold Waters 1204 N .3rd Herman J Howard 703 N 4th Mrs Edwin Wiens Deerfield Mrs Vivian Springer Springer up Mrs Herbert Braun Holcomb Mrs Alve Louk 2308 A Mrs Orville Sager Scott City Tamara Lynn Hicks 304% Hudson Mrs E M Schreiber 1711 Gillespie Place Dismissals note Joseph Trabert 807 Teitlebaum Roy Martin Dighton Alfred Miller 908 Taylor Bill Farmer 813 Bancroft Pat Godoy 209 N 5th Cindy Kay Collins 1707 Janice Lane Tracie Kathleen Barlow Holcomb
Mrs Clarence Thomas the new president of the Garden City Association for Retarded Children Inc replaces Dr Joseph DeLucia who resigned and moved to Milwaukee Wis. The Ball property is being prepared for a day care center with needed furniture and supplies. The next general meeting is May 17 at the Civic Center.
Larry Davis executive director of the Area Mental Health Center spoke at a Belles of St. Catherine meeting on The Community of the Psychiatric Patient He framed the center as a community resource offering consultation training and crisis support The new director a psychiatric social worker from New York City emphasized services in psychotherapy case work and counseling and the center could coordinate with hospitals schools and community centers for overnight or day care He urged viewing the center as a broader community asset rather than a place only for treatment Davis also addressed Garden City High School juniors about urban problems and available summer job and resource materials
In Garden City Courts COUNTY Paul Lynch of 511 N 5th was sentenced to 90 days on each of two counts for disturbing the peace and assault and battery and fined 14.25. committed to county jail. Bound Over John Douglas Gatlin Jr of Lakin for non support. case continued to May 12. bond 500. committed to county jail in lieu of bond. Dismissed Charles Mwoodine Jr of 605 Jenny. account closed check dismissed upon payment of 104.74 and 13.55 costs. Marriage licenses Steve Michael Floyd 19 and Ann Theresa Regan 20 both of Garden City. Several Warranty Deeds recorded including Forrest E Robertson to Charles L Shelton. Emma Metz to Ralph Krey. Louis Strasser to Community Church. Dallas Talbott to Bruce Shelton. Earnest Kells to Louis Strasser. and others. Replat actions and various parcel transfers listed. County Accident report notes a 9 a.m. crash five miles north of Garden City on a county road involving Hubert Blehn and Larry Robinson with minor damage.
Two 13-year-old Garden City boys were ordered to the Boya Industrial School in Topeka after shoplifting and delinquency findings. They had prior rulings for burglary petty larceny and auto theft and were held pending transfer. Two 16-year-old boys pleaded guilty to assault battery and drunk and disorderly conduct and were released to parents after paying 17 50 in court costs.
Thelma Holifield 31 formerly of Scott City died Tuesday in Wesley Medical Center Wichita after a yearlong illness. Born May 24 1934 in Liberal Missouri she moved to Scott City in 1930. She married Barney Holifield June 2 1952 at Garden City. Survivors include husband two daughters Sandra and Debra her mother Mrs Alice Shafer four brothers two sisters and a grandmother. Services at Pilgrims Holiness Church Scott City with burial in Scott County Cemetery.
Funeral services for Harvey A Bailey Bi 1804 A will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Phillips-White Funeral Home with Rev Jerry Schnell officiating. Burial will follow at Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today at Phillips-White Funeral Home.
Funeral services were planned this afternoon for Rosendo Perez III five day old son of Rosendo Perez Jr and Mrs. Perez of Leon. Burial was to be at Valley View Cemetery after a death at St Catherine Hospital yesterday evening. Survived by maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Evaristo Servantez of 204 N 13th street.
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP A cattle drive from San Antonio to Dodge City Kan will begin June 22 the Texas Longhorn Cattle Breeders Association said Monday The drive recalls early day cattle drives when more than 10 million longhorns were driven up trails Today longhorns are rare except as curiosities and better breeds have diminished their numbers
WASHINGTON AP Senator George McGovern seeks 25 or more senators to sponsor a resolution urging Congress to declare parity as a farm policy goal. The measure bars government action preventing farm product prices from reaching parity. Endorsed by National Farmers Union and National Grange, it targets actions like export limits, cheese quotas, grain sales, and budget cuts. Republicans including Aiken, Carlson, Mundt have signed. TOPEKA AP Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday May 4 1966 190 comparable 1965 209.
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