National FFA President Speaks To Co op Members at Annual Event
National FFA president Lyla Carpental urged Garden City Cooperative Equity Tex charge members to engage youths with challenge and purpose in agriculture. He praised cooperation among farm groups, noted soil loss from proglex, and highlighted the co op's record $705,017 net savings, $50 million in assets, and planned new offices as residents elected board members and approved stock actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puorle
Allamorres
National
Wulute Charmers of America
Lyla Carpental
Garden City
Equity Tex Charge
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Garden City Cooperative
Colorado State University
Freeman
K-State Singers
William Fischer
Far East
Sumer
Ralph Greas
Ralph Miller
Reeves
George Voth
Four Garden City area seniors win co op scholarships
Four Finney County seniors were awarded 250 scholarships by Garden City Co-operative Equity Exchange at its annual meeting. Recipients are Dennis Kleysteuber and Joan Brinkmeyer of Garden City High School, Judith Hamman of Garden City High, and Steve Parr of Pierceville High. Dennis plans to attend Garden City Junior College. Joan aims for Kansas State University. Judith will study at Emporia State Teachers College. Steve will attend Garden City Junior College and Fort Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Garden City Co-operative ‘Equity Exchange
Co-op
Dennis Kleysteuber
Joan Brinkmeyer
Judith Hamman
Garden City High School
Steve Parr
Pierceville High School
Dennis
GCHS
Future Farmers of America
Noe
Garden City Junior College
Garden City High
Karyettes
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Judy Flins
Emporia State Teachers College
Pierceville High
Fort Hays
Births and Dismissals Across Garden City Hospitals
Births list two new girls born late Wednesday and Thursday to families including Elliott in Deerfield and Schinnerer in Scott City, plus a Raynesford Clinic birth. Dismissals and police notes cover multiple residents in Garden City area, including bonds, fines, and property actions, with details of names, addresses, and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jameson
Timothy Miller
Holcomb
Patrick Elliott
Deerfield
Charles Miller
Scott City
Monica Perez
ML. Couch
Denes
Straight
Garden
Clyde Schimnerer
St. Catherine
Herman Golay
Michelle Schultz
Alvin Miller
Ingalls
Larry Doll
HT. Plitman
Mead BR
Cunningham
Laurita Richmeier
Anderson Claude Johnson
Towner
Cole
Albert Goss
Leopold Dale
Clyde Schinnerer
Raynesford Clinic
C.M. Wilt
Garden City
Missionaries Falley to Speak at Faith Tabernacle
The Rev and Mrs Gerald Falley missionary couple to Nigeria will headline a missionary service at Faith Tabernacle Assemblies of God Church at 745 p m Friday. They travel the United States presenting Assembly of God Nigeria work before departing for Nigeria. Pastor Henry Greenwald invites the public to attend a program featuring special music and displays including maps charts and pictures. The service starts at 145 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Falley
Nigeria
Faith Tabernacle Assemblies of God Church
8Th
Kansas
United States
Assemblies of God
Henry Greenwald
Shriners Prepare Wichita Ceremonial Trip
Shriners from Southwest Kansas will travel to Wichita this Saturday for the spring ceremonial. About 20 Garden City members and candidates are expected to attend an afternoon parade ceremony and an evening of entertainment with a buffet supper and dance. Garden City leaders include Kelley Malson president Jim Steward vice president Roy Caswell secretary J. O. Carter recorder and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Kansas
Wichita
Garden City
Kelley Malson
Jim Steward
Roy Caswell
J.0. Carter
Feed grain price supports explained to growers
Growers seeking 1961 feed grain price support for corn grain sorghum barley oats and rye learned eligibility rules from County ASC chair C A Schapf. Diversion rules allow planting castor beans safflower sesame or sunflowers but such crops render diverted acreage ineligible for the special payment while still counting toward meeting minimum diversion. Base acreage is from 1959 and 1960 farm production with a 20 percent minimum diversion and varying maximums by farm size. National advance support rates are 1.20 a bushel for corn 1.93 per cwt for grain sorghum 0.93 per bushel for barley 0.62 per bushel for oats and 1.02 per bushel for rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Schapf
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Death of Averd Parker noted in San Bernardino service
Mrs. Iva Mra Long of 311 N ith learned of the death of her brother-in-law Averd Parker of Fawnskin California. Parker died unexpectedly on Monday. Mrs. Parker, formerly Gladys Gann of Garden City, was a telephone operator at the local exchange. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday in San Bernardino California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva M. Long
Ith
Averd Parker
Fawnskin
Infant Donald Ray Goolsby Died at Fort Bragg Hospital
Donald Ray Goolsby two day old son of Mr and Mrs Lochia Dean Goolsby died Sunday in Fort Bragg Army Hospital North Carolina He was born Friday at the Fort Bragg hospital Survivors include maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray McKenney Richfield paternal grandfather Emory Goolsby 108 E Maple and paternal grandmother Mrs Hasentine Goolsby 301 N 11th Graveside services 2 pm Friday at Valley View Cemetery with Rev John E Goley officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ray Goolsby
Lochia Dean Goolsby
Fort Bragg Army Hospital
Fort Bragg
N.C
Ray McKenney
Richfield
Emory Gooldby
E. ‘Maple
Hasentine Goolsby
Cattle and Vealer Prices in Kansas City Market
Kansas City livestock market reports cattle at 800, calves steady, cows and vealers steady. Utility cows 14.50 to 17.50, good and choice vealers 25.00 to 30.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
NEW York
Fdenna Bal
Nas Weenie
Dreyfus Fund
Eat
Fidelity
Finan Ind
Fund Inv
Hamil
Incorp Inc
Tnco
Puritan
Putnam Geo
Also Mentioned on This Page
FFA
Voth
Jimmy Dean
Farmers Consumer Cooperative
Hutchinson
R. C. Lehmelzer
Kansas Farmers Service Agsn
Dean Wolfe
Kansas Co-op Council
Lyle Carpenter
Holcomb High
Richard Bennett
Jeft
Judith Ann Hamman
Everett E. Allen
A&a Body Shop
Hamburger
Catherine Larry Finlay
Kendall
Kelvin Clark
W. Emerger
Robert Bryan Blansett
Jerry Lynn Hoss
Kemper
Harry Marley Thompson
Rudy Concha Briblesea
Kemper Electric
David Michael Finke
Thomas Nathaniel Frisby
Horace O'Nell Gay
Hillis Ance Penny
Nina E. Stuart
Ivan
Edgar Kiger
Wayne L. Bakey
Legals
Kelsey D. Garnand
John W. Jones
Holmes
Robert R. Gardiner
Kenneth L. Eisner
Komiper
J. D. Farr
James
Beckwith
Wendle Meier
Clara Griffin
Stevens
Breit Roofing Company
Conkling Gargien City
Bill
Missouri
Jefferson City
Penal Institutions Committee
Missouri House
Tipton
Elkhart
Elkhhart
James Reisshneider
Grant
Morton County
Martyn Merth
Knox
Milan