Local Notices From St. Catherine and Leopold Surface
A trimmed OCR fragment lists dismissals births and names in St Catherine Leopold area. Entries include Dismissals at St Catherine Saturday and Sunday, births at St Catherine and Experiment Station May 9 10, names Keith Janzen Norman Nossaman and several local residents in Scott City Seatt City and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Keith Jonzen
Scott City
Irs
Ray Jones
Theronirs
Norman Nossaman
Exriment
Selirs
R. Eugene Venters
Harold Chamas
Dighton
Leopold
Henry Bliesman
Drimson
Iowa
Mir
Diary Miller
Experiment Station
Keith Janzen
Illegal and civil notices and police blotter mix in Garden City
In Garden City S40 a.m. reports births and legals including a May 19 infant weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces born to Bou Holmes of 918 N 9th. It also lists warranty deeds, forgeries cases, driver penalties, divorce filing, quiet title actions, and multiple police arrests for drunken driving speeding and improper driving with fines and bonds, cleaning up a district court round up of minor offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Carol Woolen
William E. Woolen
Carl B. Butler
Minnie B. Kinney
Lonnie Smith
Chestnut
Wichita
J.D. Mosley
Raymond Ta
David F. Walsh
Ino
Daniel Eugene Gordon
Hooker
Okio
John Willaim Siemsen
Bobby Dean Routh
Wallace
Robert Glenn
McLine
Joe Delgada
W. Falcon
Duayne Alton Moore
Stephen Ralph Roper
Parkwood
Traffic City Accidents Sunday Report Noted
Sunday at 1 05 pm Evans and Laurel involve Helen K Hicks Rural RL and Robert William Hering at 9114 N 2nd with extensive damage. Later at 1 30 am on 300 block N Main Mishar Mogrin LadJunta Colo miner and Jerome Robert Horvity 310 N 12th with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans and
Laurel
Helen K. Hicks
Robert William Hering
Main
Mishar Mogrin
LadJunta
Colo
Miner
Jlerome Robert Horvity
Future Farmers Banquet Features Kansas State Dean
Duane Acker dean of agriculture at Kansas State University will headline the 42nd annual Future Farmers of America parent son banquet in the junior high cafeteria Wednesday at 7. The event expects about 250 attendees with state FRA secretary Roger Teter also speaking. Acker, a native of Atlantic Iowa, earned a master’s at Iowa State and a PhD at Oklahoma State, and became associate dean at K-State in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Acker
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Oklahoma State Vasity
Oklahoma State
Acker
K-State
FFA
David Lightner
Sam Hands
Roscoe Waldorf
John Hamman
Larry Sect
Ronald
Grass fire at Main and Santa Fe in Garden City
Garden City's volunteer fire department responded to a grass fire at Main and Santa Fe at 1 p.m. Saturday. The blaze involved property owned by James Sloan and was not extinguished. Sloan admitted burning weeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Main
Santa Feat
James Sloan
Sloan
Local Produce Market Offers Mixed Egg Batches
Markets list eggs by grade including Extra Large A’s Large A’s Medium A’s Small and C’s Heavy Hens plus Light Hens with no further details on prices or quantities.
Garden City Livestock Market Declines Amid Thin Demand
Total receipts 4282 cattle and 224 hogs with prices slipping across most classes. Light steer and calf categories showed scarce demand. weights 600 to 750 pounds fetched 18 to 19.50, 200 to 400 pounds 20 to 22, and baby calves 10 to 45 per head. Hog market steady with hogs 14.10 top and butcher hogs 13.50 to 14.10. lights 15.59 to 15.25. sows 10.50 to 12.60. boars 3.40 to 10.10. baby pigs 4 to 9 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Wallace Prepares Cambridge Rally Amid Racial Tensions
In Cambridge Maryland George C Wallace campaigns amid violence with stone throwing protests and a National Guard presence. Wallace's security forces plan to manage potential demonstrations while Sen Brewster urges Maryland voters to reject intolerance and bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Alabama Democrat
Dorchester
George McGelston
Soaer
Fringald
Gelston
Gloria Richardson
Wallace
Richardson
National Guard
Alabama
Washington, D.C
Daniel B. Brewster
Johnson
Guy Wallace
Satanta Day Fun Youth Events Draw Big Crowd
A large Satanta crowd gathered at Boy Scout Park for Satanta Day activities. Youngsters competed in beedegged and guimmysack races, with heats leading to finals. Winners included Carl Vore and Randy Arredondo in the three legged race, Bil Wukaty in the gunny sack, and Mrs. Orville Jones winning the bowling pin throw with a 53 feet throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Park
Wayne Dunn
Satanta
Carl Vore
Randy Arredondo
Becky
Tom Leete
Liberal
Pat Johnston
Vicki Robinson
Bil Wukaty
Keith Ligheap
Alexander
Orville
Mayda) Jones
Pat Bryant
Il-11
Jennie Fillpot
Betty Jo Young
Holcomb Names Honor Roll Honorees For Fifth Six Weeks
Holcomb School announces AS honor roll recipients with three freshmen and one sophomore earning straight A grades. Citizenship awards go to Sharon Hale, a junior, and John Katz, a senior. B honor roll includes numerous freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors such as Phillip Adams Linda Douglas Lorita Davis and Tom Baier Kent Earnest Nancy Golay Myrna Joss Carol Earle Jeanette Mowry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Ralph Adams
Cathy Small
Robin Robins
Holcomb School
Sharon Hale
John Katz
Phillip Adams
Linda Douglas
Lorita Davis
Kenneth Golay
Patricia Hahn
Pam Harsh
Ava Joss
Loretta Lang
Lydia Martinez
Paula Pelnar
Judy Pfeiff
Karla Schiffelbein
Sue Sloan
Terry Spangler
Richard Braun
Gene Brown
Hidon Gay
Sandya Grant
Alfred Maestas
Buster Adams
Marsha Helm
Mickey Joseph
Lynn Martin
Jackie McMichael
Jeannette Mowry
Kaye Sloan
Tom Baier
Kent Earnest
Nancy Golay
Myrna Joss
Carol Earle
Carol Knoll
Tommie Rayas
Tom Rome
Jay Sloan
Mary Wasinger
Earleen Morris
Girl Scouts Earn Awards for Home Nursing Course
Thirty two members of Troop 25 earned certificates after completing a 12 hour Red Cross Home Nursing course taught after school and evenings in February and March by County Nurse Irene Hoyt. The troop held a tea for mothers in the Church of the Brethren hall to award the certificates and badge from the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop
Red Cross
Church of the Brethren
Irene Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Frank Pennington
Melvin Bauer
J. W. Atkinson
Horace Wiley
Mary Higgins
Kansas Traffic Death Log May 20 1964 Update
Topeka AP reports Kansas traffic fatality log covering the 48 hours up to 9 am Monday for May 1964. Includes comparison with the same period in 1963 and notes 1964 figures for the two-day window. Details on locations and exact counts are partially readable in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Deaths Edith Mowery longtime Scott City resident
Mrs Edith Rintoul Mowery sister of Fred Rintoul died Friday in Alabama. Born June 12 1880 in Illinois she formerly lived in Chase and Lyons. Survived by two sons John and George Green both in California, widow Julia A Sim Scott City, two brothers Ralph Hiawatha and Charles Albany Ore, two sisters Mrs Ritha Stewart Santa Fe NM and Mrs Velma Neuenschwaner Scott City. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm Weinmann Price Funeral Home Rev J Allen Wheeler officiating. Burial in Scott County Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rintoul Mowery
Fred Rintoul
Garden City
Alahambra
Alif
Tallinois
Chase and
Lyons
John
George Green
California
Julia A. Sim
Scott City
Ralph
Hiawatha
Charles
Albany
Ore
Ritha Stewart
Santa Fe
N. Mu
Velma Neuenschwander
Weinmann-Price Funeral
J. Allen Wheeler
Scott County Cemetery
Earl Sim 68 dies at home in Seats County
Earl Sim, 68, a retired farmer, died unexpectedly Saturday at his home in Seats County. Born July 7, 1895, in Nebraska City, Nebraska, he moved to Seats County in 1914 and had lived there since. He married Opal East on May 22, 1957, in San Bernardino, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Earl Sim
Nebraska City
Neb
Seats County
Opal East
San Bernardino
Calif
KSTA Names New Director Melvin Neely to Lead Teachers Assn
Dr. Melvin Neely, director of extension at Pittsburg State College, was named to succeed C. O. Wright as executive secretary of the Kansas State Teachers Assn. Neely, 54, will join as associate executive secretary July 1 and work under Wright for one year before taking over. Wright retires in 1965 after 24 years as executive secretary and 30 years with the association. Two Garden City teachers involved in hiring attended in Topeka. The article also notes Walusi tribe jumping ability and Cyprus exports copper and trap pyrites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin &. Neely
Pittsburg State College
C. O. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Neely
Wright
Association
Needy
Kansas
Pittsburg
Garden City
Bernice Smith
Dale Marine
ESTA
Topeka
Funeral for Mrs William C Ray and son William Alan Ray
Mrs Ray and her four year old son William Alan Ray died in a car cattle truck crash near Pratt. Funeral at Garden City Community Church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev Malcom Bertram officiating. Burial in Valley View Cemetery Garden City. Phillips Funeral Home Ulysses in charge. Survivors include widower daughter Kim mother grandmother sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
William C. Ray
William Alan Ray
Garden City
Malcom Bertram
Valley View Cemetery
Phillips
Great Bend
Satanta
William C
William Alan
Kim
Margaret Burlin
Margaret McMullen
Marolyn Chmelka
Robert D. Burlin
Kansas City
Nuclear Ship Savannah Sails Toward New Orleans Start
The nuclear vessel Savannah sailed from Houston carrying 31 passengers and a small cargo, bound for New Orleans. It will depart May 16 from New Orleans to New York, stopping at Baltimore and Boston, then proceed to New York by June 2 for an international cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
Savannah
New Orleans
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Stubble Mulch Field Day Planned Near Ed Thiessen Farm
Stubble mulch field day set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the Ed Thiessen farm on US 156 east just west of Thiessen's barley plots. Lynn Fitzgerald and Dale Edelblute, both extension experts from Manhattan, will lead the program on mulching methods and machinery adjustments with demonstrations by Finney County dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thiessen
US 156
Thiessen
Lynn Fitzgerald
Manhattan
Dale Edelblute
Finney County
Gas thefts and car vandalism alarm Garden City weekend
Automotie complaints kept Garden City police on the hop over the weekend. Harold Raymond Kleysteuber reported 15 gallons of gasoline stolen from two vehicles Saturday night. Frank Edward Schevalley and Nellie Hall, both on 906 N, reported gas stolen from their cars. William Kemp Baxter reported two car windows broken Saturday. Albert John Mader reported his car stolen Sunday morning while he ate in a local restaurant. Police found the stolen vehicle 15 minutes later on West Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Harold Raymond Kleysteuber
E. Olive
Frank Edward Schevalley
Nellie Hall
N. Ltd
William Kemp Baxter
E. Laurel
Albert John Mader
Rt. 1
West Fulton
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Joseph Geekles
Laurel Melody Anderson
Howenson John Hayden
Darrel Kleeman
Joe Arellano
Ronald Aierabe Leon
Frank Medina
W. Maple
Robert Neill
Holly
Carrie Johnson
Manuel Garcia
Gardendale
Karla Ruth Smith
G.C. Ave
Meart M. Potter
T. BE
Morteheaux
Preston
Efux
Lot
Wallace Addihen
Yertha N. Roberts
Karel D. Roberts
Fairlane
Addison Harry Brown
Gerald W. Gignt
Linda Vietner
Charleston
Ronald Liby
Lucio N. Hernaniez
Lakin
Jackie J. Burns
Future Farmers
Edith Jolley
Negro High School
Maj
Bernard Feingold
Girl Scouts
Carolyn Wedel
Karen Johnson
Mary Bondy
Linda Strasser
Patricia Burgardi
Virginia Montney
Cecelia Rogers
Carol Yardley
Monica Guadian
Alvina Garcia
Donita Heid
Rosalyn Waldorf
Dorothy Gerner
Roberta Bullock
Darlene Wyatt
Kay Rintout
Laurna Bauer
Judy Pennington
Beverly Good
Stephanie Merrill
Chery Johnson
Donna Quint
Lynn Wiley
Lou Ann Metheney
Karen Bonebra
Ings
Treas
Seo Alben
Edith R. Mowery
KSTA
Cyprus
Mrs. Williams, Ray William Alan Ray
Louisiana
Garden City Telegram
Chevrolet
Corvette
America
Ana
Big N. Main
Schreiber Motors, Inc
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