Admissions at St. Catherine Hospital Report
Hospital admissions listed include Michael Kelly Brewer 20 of W Fair and Mrs. Robert Naalert Kendall Atts Wayne Patton along with Pedro Hernandez 10 Tastor Mrs. Agna Kritzer a058 2th Mrs. Darrel Kleeman 512 N. Toth Mrs. Ronald Yollowas Leati Kin and Marie Schreibvogel Star TU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Michael
Robert Naalert
Kendall Atts
Wayne Patton
Pedro Hernandez
Tastor
Agna Kritzer
Darrel Kleeman
Ronald Yollowas
Leati Kin
Marie Schreibvogel
Star TU
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle insufficient to establish a market, calves none. Hogs 1,800, fairly active with barrows and gilts strong to 25 cents higher. Sows steady with barrows and gilts 190-260 lb at 14.25 to 14.75, 240-280 lb at 4.00 to 4.80, 280-325 lb at 13.25 to 14.00, and sows 280-450 lb at 42.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dismissals and births clutter Garden City notice page
Local notices list dismissals at St Catherine and several addresses in Garden City and nearby towns. Births report a son born May 7 at St Catherine to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engert Kendall. Legal items include quitclaim and corporation deeds, and various warranty deeds affecting blocks and lots in Garden City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Fred J. Snodgrass
Pierceville
St. Catherine
Robert Engert
Kendall
Market Gains Keep Rising Amid Mixed Stock Activity
New York markets extended its sixth straight advance with steels and Chrysler leading. Rail shares surged earlier as industrials climbed while tobacco and airlines slipped. The AP average rose 3 to 307.7 with rails up 8 and the Dow up 102 to 831.19 as Chrysler inched ahead.
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New York
Steels
Chrysler
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Pueblo Lakin Artist To Have Show At Pueblo
Harold Waldrum, Lakin's young controversial artist and music teacher at Lakin High School, is slated for a one man show at Gallery 7th Red Door in Pueblo from May 10 to 24. The 29 year old painter, who shifted from music to art as his chosen expression, has exhibited successfully in Colorado Springs and Ouray. He avoids organized groups and criticizes art shows for academic bias, preferring to remain an observer outside society.
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Harold Waldrum
Big Teach
Court actions and police notices from Charleston area
Dismissed forgery case of Linda Plotner by county attorney. Driving left of center fines and costs for several motorists. Bonds posted for permits and licenses. Speeding and traffic violations listed with names and addresses. Accident report notes extensive damage to two vehicles in the 500 block of North 4th.
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Courts County
Linda Plotner
Charleston
Fincd
Walter F. Sturgeon ,Jr
Bob C
Huber
Summit
Srunning
Gabriel Castillo Castoreno
N. Taylor
Cecil Davis
Pershing
Charles Lithar Shelton
Clyde M. Dibbons
Garden City School Lunch Menus For Next Week
Garden City schools publish next weeks hot lunch menus. Monday offers Swiss steak with baked potato and vegetables, Tuesday features pizza with fries, Wednesday serves barbecued chicken, Thursday includes Weiners in sauerkraut and steak in mushroom sauce. The three stage Saturn V rocket will deliver a first stage thrust of 7,500,000 pounds.
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Garden City
Moon
Finney County Museum Aims for New Opening in Park
Finney County Historical Society nears opening of a new museum at Finnup Park beside Hospitality House. Volunteers are needed for shelving, cleaning, and display setup as exhibits are prepared in units like natural history and pioneer days. Workdays Fridays and contact details for Mrs. J O Carter and Mrs. Merle Evans are provided.
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J. C. Carter
Finney County Histrical Society
Finnup Park
Stanley Sahl
Garden City
Kansas State Historical Museum
Topeka
J. O. Carter
Merle Evans
Dighton Dismisses George Harrison at St Teresa’s
George S Harrison 56 died of a heart attack en route to Lane County Hospital. Born September 20 1907 in Haisington he was a farmer survived by his widow Ibelen and six children. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at St Teresa’s Catholic Church Dighton with burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery Niles Funeral Home in charge. Ford A Brown 92 Lane County pioneer dies after long illness. Born April 3 1872 in Truxton Missouri he married Winnie Q Maxwell Dee in 1895 at Gove. Survived by daughter Mrs Joe Hanna Dighton two sons Thorne Healy and Fordie Gove 13 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 10 am at Healy Methodist Church burial Healy Cemetery.
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Dighton
George S. Harmison
Finney County
Lane County
Haisington
Ibelen
Spa
St. Teresa's Catholic Church
W. L. Birzer
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Niles Funeral Home
Ford A. Brown
Truxton
Winenic Q. Maxwell Dee
Gove
Joe Hanna
Thorne
Healy
Fordie
Healy Methodist Church
Thomas Smith
Healy Cemetery
Rupp Heads Eagles Lodge Election
Mike Rupp was elected worthy president of the Eagles Lodge. New officers include Farr Bates vice president Frank Gregory chaplain Deryle Moseley worthy conductor Bob Herman inside guard Ivan Schaffer outside guard Chick Laskey secretary Ed Deaver treasurer. Trustees are Dallas Talbott John Wheeler Giene Deaver Melvin Meade and Richard Quint. The lodge voted to buy 11 acres north of current property and announced 146 new members since June 1, 1963.
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Mike Rupp
Eagles Lodge
Farr Bates
Frank Gregory
Deryle Moseley
Bob Herman
Ivan Schaffer
Chick Laskey
Ed Deaver
Dallas Talbott
John Wheeler
Giene Deaver
Melvin Meade
Richard Quint
Eagles
Tommy Dimmit
Lodge
Scott City Art Show Auctions For Band Fund
Scott City hosts the final fund raising event for the Scott Community High School Band to the World’s Fair. An art show and auction at the American Legion Hall runs 1 to 4 p.m. with paintings ceramics wood carvings and wall plaques on display. An auction begins at 4 p.m. Exhibitors may donate or exhibit with no obligation to sell. Admission is free. A rummage sale closes the day from 8 to 5 p.m. at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Scott Community
American Legion Hall
Legion Hall
Haggerty Rites Set for Cimarron Native Eva Haggerty
Eva Haggerty 61 a Cimarron native born May 4 1903 Pawnee County died in Providence Hospital Oakland California She taught in Cimarron then moved to California Survivors include husband Jay son Keith Kelly mother Vas Mae Trainer Cimarron sisters Maree Parks Loreea Lege brothers Marshall Donald Date of Derby Eugene four grandchildren Funeral Monday 10 am Cimarron Methodist Church Rev William Wilkoff officiating Burial Cimarron Cemetery Evans Funeral Home at 10 am Sunday call time
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Cimarron
Eva Haggerty
Oakland
Calif
Providence Hospital
Pawnee County
Gray County
California
Haggerty
Pentacostal Holiness Church
Jay
Keith Kelly
Vallejo
Vas
Mae Trainer
Aifraetta Truan
Hays
Maree Parks
Loreea Lege
Marshall
Genoa
Colo
Donald
Basslake
Derby
Eugene
Cimarron Methodist Church
William Wilkoff
Cimarron Cemetery
Evans Funeral Home
I See. I See. Nusser Wins KU Scholarship
Janice Elaing Nusser daughter of Mrs Iva E Nusser 1403 A is among 100 students awarded scholarship hall awards at the University of Kansas for next fall She currently attends Garden City Junior College Kim McGraw son of Mr and Mrs FY McGraw N 8th enlisted in the U S Marines earlier this week at Kansas City He will begin basic training in San Diego Calif He was attending Garden City Junior College at the time of his enlistment Tony Jewell program director of KIAL was to return home today from Kansas City where he recently underwent surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Elaing Nusser
Iva E. Nusser
University of Kansas
Garden City Junior College
Kim McGraw
Tony Jewell
KIAL
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Rate Hearing Set for Southwestern Bell Kansas Fees
Kansas Corporation Commission will hold public hearings on Southwestern Bell Telephone Company’s request for higher rates in Kansas. A pre-trial conference is scheduled for May 25 with hearings on June 8, 1964. Existing rates trace to 1930, based on 12 month data ending June 20, 1959, and became effective March 21, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Francis Now Customer Relations Manager at Million Motor Co
Francis Now has been appointed customer relations manager for Million Motor Company at 807-11 EB Fulton. He joined Lincoln Mercury in 1956 as parts manager, became parts and service manager in 1961, and previously served as parts manager for an Anthony dealership. He and his wife live at 1213 Belmont with one son.
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Flarold Francis
Million Motor Company
Fulton
Francis
Lincoln- Mercury
Million Motor Co
Anthony Automobile
Belmont
Burtis Salesmen Named to 300 500 Club at KC Banquet
Three Burtis Motor Co. salesmen Alvin Komlofske Ephram Ridgeway and Phillip Sroufe were named to Ford Motor Company's 300 500 Club for 1963 retail sales performance at a Kansas City banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtis Motor Co
Nolte to Set AFS Activities for Garden City Visit
An American Field Service meeting at Garden City High School named Dean Nolte as summer activities chairman for two busloads of AFS students arriving June 29 and July 1. The 88 students from multiple countries will stay with local host families. Housing chair Mrs. Mervin Gardiner oversees hosts. aides are Mrs. Cleo McGraw and Mrs. William Crotringer. Dr. J Dale Raynesford plans an evening picnic with reservations welcome. Mitch Geisler assists with chamber tours.
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Field Service
Garden City High School
Dean Nolte
AFS
Garden City
United States
Mervin Gardiner
Rt. 1
Cleo McGraw
William Crotinger
J. Dale Raynesford
Mitch Geisler
Garden City Area
Meeting First in 58 Years for Family Report
TOPEKA AP Julian A Gillet will soon begin a visit with two sisters he has not seen in 58 years. Gillet came to this country when he was 1 years old. First he lived in New York City, then Coffeyville Kan., and finally Topeka.
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Topeka
Julian A Gillet
Gillet
New York City
Coffeyville
Kan
U S Attaches Drugged in Russia Case Widened
Two U S military attaches said to be drugged in Odessa left for Helsinki and Leningrad while a third remained in Moscow. The embassy and British attaché also noted drugging. medical tests found enough barbiturates to cause drowsiness. Prior incidents involve mob harassment of U S and British attaches in Leningrad and Tula.
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Moscow
Odessa
Leningrad
Finland
Helsinki
Air Force
Wiliam Li. van Meter
James M. Landrigan
U.S. Navy
Sumner Shpatro
Duy
Black Sea
Foreign Office
John Harvey-Samuel
Harvey- Samuel
Warsaw
State Department
Department
U.S
Tula
Eisenhower Urges GOP to Talk to People in California
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower told a Palm Desert GOP fund-raiser that Republicans must drop the myth of being the party of the rich and must engage directly with voters to regain majority status. He urged the party to communicate with the people.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Washington News Highlights Jobs and White House Efforts
Washington reports show 69.9 million Americans employed last month, up 1.4 million from March, while the jobless rate holds at 5.4 percent as the labor force grows by about 1 million. Unemployment declines by 400,000 to 3.9 million. White House guidebooks near $100,000 in annual proceeds. JFK bust presented to Jacqueline Kennedy for the Kennedy Memorial Library. Navy issues a new order labeling homosexuals as security risks, detailing accelerated discharge paths and potential loss of veterans rights.
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Washington (Ap
News From
Washington
White House
Jfk
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Memorial Library
Chester W. Clifton
Army
Tazewell T. Shepard Jr
Navy
Naval Service
the Navy
Paul N. Nitze
K U Mitchell To Speak At South West Kansas Alumni Dinner
Five University of Kansas officials will attend a Downing's dinner for Southwest Kansas alumni. Jack Mitchell, head Jayhawk football coach, is keynote speaker. Also present are Joseph McGuire, dean of the School of Business, Gerald Pearson, director of extension classes, Todd Seymour, Greater University Fund secretary, and Vince Bilotta, alumni field secretary. Dinner at 6 30 p.m. Reservations to Mrs. William G. Witt or Mrs. Milton Roberts.
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University of Kansas
K.U
Southwest Kansas
Downing’s
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawk
Joseph McGuire
School of Business
Gerald Pearson
Todd Seymour
Greater University Fund
Vince Bilotta
Alumi
William G. Witt
Pat’s Drive
Milton Roberts
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Thomas A. Smith
Ingalls Russell
Maude Cole
Melvin McMichael
Stagnolia
Arthur J. Kerkhoff
Clinton Hock
Taylor Steve Kent Payne
Glen Alan Robinson
Imperial
Maude L. Greathouse
Dorothy M. Greathouse
Michaelsen Construction Up, Inc
Nick Jd. Guerrero
Wis
Wearanty Deeds
C. I. Garevert
TL Keller
Pueblo
Carrol
Dean Harris
Burnside Drive
Charles Edward Lane
Davis
James W. Overby
N. Main
Charles Clark Skilling
Jones
Gerald Lee Meier
Richard Teddie Penkoff
Olive
Carlos Rodriguez Gallegos
Arnold Schmidt
Sears
Glen Murray
Lakin
Tom Bush
Purina
Gray Summit
St. Louis
Leonard Brooks
Armin Strickert
Raymond Mai
Kalvasta
Cecil Reedy
Guymon
Okla
Raymond Rowland
Ralston Purina Co
Maurice Green
Liberal
George Kendall
Bill Barr
Leon
Charles Giesaking
Ken Fast
Adams
Finney County Museum
George
Harmison
Rupp Heads
Mrs
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Kansas Supreme Court
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Russia
Ike
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Agni
Norris Drug
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