Hospitals Admit List Includes Local Names
Admissions at St Catherine on Saturday show Ronald Wigner Thi Hywerton Mrs Mark Beowa Ingalls Mrs Robert Wit nm Lakia Robert Bields Saffordt Mrs Gladys Vo Sterling 969 Threeun Mrs Donald Steinert 323 Suannit Prank PD Conard of XNI 5th Doc Anh Meath Eminence at May Martha Jb Cooper 602 4 4m Mrs Wells Hermocillo 210 Conkling Mes Julius ria TRONS Bt.
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St. Catherine
Ronald Wigner
Thi Hywerton
Mark Beowa
Ingalls
Robert Wit
Lakia Robert Bields
Saffordt
Gladys Vo Sterling
Threeun
Donald Steinert
Suannit Prank PD
Conard
XNI
Doc Anh
Meath
May
Martha Jb Cooper
Wells Hermocillo
Conkling
Julius Ria
TRONS
Produce and Livestock Markets Report From City and Kansas City
Local market notes with eggs, grains, and livestock prices. Receipts show 3,494 cattle and 443 hogs with price ranges for calves steers heifers and cows. Kansas City figures list cattle 8,500 head hogs 6,000 with typical wholesale ranges and lambs easing.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Mixed Stock Market Pauses as Gains Limit Themselves
New York trading opened mixed with modest moves among key shares. Texas Gulf Sulphur slid briefly before rebounding to a small gain. Boeing and Xerox rose about two, IBM split stock down about three. Dow and Nasdaq style averages fluctuated with utilities soft and oils firm, overall steady to higher at noon.
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New York
Texas Gulf
Boeing
Xerox
IBM
Associated Press
Jones
du Pont
Polaroid
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Long Row of Local Names and Notices From Leopold Area
Names, addresses, births, dismissals, and police notices listed from Leopold area including residents at Rt. 1 Donald Birkholz and others. Births report a son and daughter at St Catherine with weights and times. Public notices cover quitclaim deed and bonds, with county and city incidents and accidents noted.
Telegram Want Ads Promote Buying and Selling
Telegram Want Ads advertise buying and selling services and goods with concise notices. They encourage readers to place ads for items or needs, outlining simple submission and contact details.
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Telegram
Woman Postmaster Balances Store Life in Kalvesta
Grace Courbot, Kalvesta's first woman postmaster and owner of the town's general store, marks 20 years of combined post office and grocery operation as of May 1. The post office began Sept 12, 1986, with Courbot and late husband Frank taking over in 1944. he served as postmaster until his 1958 death, she continuing as Kalvesta's first woman postmaster.
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Beth Lilley
Kalvesta
Grace Courbul
Courbot
Frank
Brewster and Kennedy back Wallace bid in Maryland primary
Senator Daniel Brewster and Edward Kennedy tour Baltimore backing George C Wallace as Maryland Democrats vote in the presidential primary. Wallace, the Alabama governor and segregationist, makes his final campaign appearance in a Baltimore suburb amid mixed sentiment and Wallaces gains seen to exceed Indiana and Wisconsin results.
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Baltimore
Daniel B. Brewster
Guy
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Edward M. Kennedy
Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Brewster
Boston
Wallacey
Johnson
Indiana
Wisconsin
Came Uridee
National Guard
Death of Chester A Fulton former Garden City resident
Chester A Fulton died Saturday in Albuquerque at about eighty. A Garden City cashier and secretary at the Garden City Building and Loan, he came to the city from near Carbondale in the early 1900s. He rode with a Tucson daughter Avia for years. Survived by a daughter Mes Kyelyn Matthews and a son Lewis. funeral by Garnand Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
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Chester A. Fulton
Garden Citian
Albuquerque
Mr. Fulton
Garden City
Carbondale
First National Bank
Garden City Building and Loan
Fulton
Tucson
Avia
Hanna
Lewis
Tiny
Masone Lodge
Mes Kyelyn Matthews
Garnand Funeral Hone
Lions Broom Sale Opens in Garden City
Garden City Lions Club members will canvass town Wednesday and Thursday for their annual broom sale. The supply bus will park downtown at Chestnut and 8th, with door-to-door sales and delivery via Ray Kantola at 7869. Proceeds aid the Kansas blind and Lions local projects. Ed Rutter chairs the sale.
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Garden City Lions Club
Chestnut
8Th
Chestnut City
Ray Kantola
Kansas
Lions
Ed Rutter
Mission Man Elected Head of Young Demos
John Ivan of Mission is named president of the Kansas Young Democrats after winning the state convention vote. Claude Lee of Wichita is succeeded. Ed Myers of Wichita is treasurer and Beth Hogan of Sedgwick County is national committeewoman.
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Young Demos
Topeka
John Ivan
Mission
The
Kansas Young Generals
Nie
Claude Lee
Wichita
Ed Myers
Beth Hogan
Sedgwick County
Bush
Radios and TV Stolen From Modern Radio Store
Seven radios and a television set were taken from Modern Radio at 636 N 8th during Saturday night. Police also investigated vandalism at Burtis Motor Co.’s used car lot at 13th and Kansas, reporting slashed top and front seat on a 1958 convertible Sunday night. Dodgers pitch staff held opponents to three runs or less in 0 games in the 1963 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Radio
N. 8Th
Garden City
Burtis Motor Co
13Th
Kansas
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wide open GOP presidential contest after Oregon vote
GOP governors say the nomination battle remains unsettled after Rockefeller won Oregon and leads in delegates but Goldwater stays ahead. They expect the June 2 California primary to be decisive as the party prepares for its July convention in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Calfornia
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pri
California primary outcome boosts Rockefeller in 1960s race
The May 16 1904 Garden City Telegram reports reactions to California results with quotes from Senators and Governors. Rockefeller gains support as a credible moderate winner and potential San Francisco nominee while Goldwater implications loom for Idaho and Oregon delegates. Governors Reed Chafee Scranton Gubbrud Hatfield weigh in on Rockefeller’s bid and the Oregon victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hi Goldwater
Smylie
Idaho
Notable local honors and civic events listed
Dwayne Giliem of Garden City will receive an associate degree in construction technology from Oklahoma State University at spring commencement next Sunday. Attorney General Bill Ferguson plans a 3 day swing through central and western Kansas visiting Dighton and Scott City Thursday morning while seeking the Republican nomination for governor. Susan Kidwell of 622 N 12th has been elected vice president of the Nu Chapter of Gamma Alpha Chi at the University of Kansas. R. and Schreiber of 909 Theron were elected Kansas Blue Cross treasurers at the annual directors meeting last week, with M. Lynn Russell of Garden City among new subscribers on the board. Dr H. Preston Palmer of Scott City and others were elected to the board. New Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council directors include Mrs Richard Sheets of Sc on and Gene Rouse of Syracuse. Mrs Even Krug will attend the Sequential Summer Institute at Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia from June 1 to August 20 to advance biology graduate studies. Thursday is Southwest 4-H Camp Cleanup Day in Dodge City. Mrs Elsie Branden says 4-H leaders and members should help ready the camp for the 1964 season, Finney County group leaving courthouse at 7:45 a.m.
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Bill Ferguson
Dighton
Scott City
Kansas
R. &. Schreiber
Theron
The
Kansas Blue Cross
M. Lynn Russell
Garden City
H. Preston Palmer
Even Krug
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Dodge City
Elsie Branden
Finney County
Clergy and laymen press for civil rights bill on Capitol Hill
Cler gymmen and church laymen from 41 states and the District of Columbia held a silent, prayerful procession and sought prompt passage of the civil rights bill as the Senate entered its eleventh week of debate stalled by Southern opposition. The Very Rev Francis B Sayre led a service at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation before about 200 participants. the group planned an hour long briefing and heard from aides to Sen Hubert Humphrey and Sen Thomas Kuchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
States
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
Senate
Francis B. Sayre
Episcopal
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Capitol
Alaska
Commission On Religion and Race
The
National Council of Churches
Sayre
Hubert Yl
Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas H. Kuchel
R Calif
Poverty End in Ten Years Said by Shriver in Washington
In Washington Shriver claimed the war on poverty could end poverty in a decade if Congress enacts antipoverty program expansions. The program could aid 7 million American families in its first year, Shriver said on ABC Issues and Answers, brushing off Republican concerns of too much power.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
United States
Congress
Shriver
Johnson
ABC
Annual Co op Meeting Friday at Garden City
The Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange will hold its annual stockholders meeting Friday night at Clifford Hope Auditorium. A 5:30 to 7 p.m. meal precedes the 7:30 p.m. meeting. Bluemont Folk Singers from Kansas State University will provide entertainment. Directors will be elected, and reports by Ralph Gross, George Voth Jr, and associate directors will be given. The scholarship committee will award college scholarships to high school seniors.
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Garden City Cooperative Equity Exchange
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Bluemont Folk Singers of
Kansas State University
Ralph Gross
George Voth Jri
Co-op
Verne Miller
Garnand's Grains of Sand explores three story intellects
The piece argues three types of thinkers exist: one story fact collectors, two story reasoners, and three story idealists. It stresses interdependence, noting each type contributes to understanding and progress.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Steve Payne
Donald Birkholz
Leopold
Nice
Hubert
Stron
Dorothy Cannon
Catherine
Henry L. Dunlap
Gardendale
Ronald Mott
Pierceville
Mes
James Fishback
Hudson
Quincy Wheeler
Joseph Zubeck
Garden City Ave
Barry Scheuelizer
Vans Kyle Lee Miller
Holcumb Addai Docker
Satunta
Brenda Alice Brown
Frank M. Karr
St. John
Donald Vanderree
Stor
Maynard J. Richmeier
Pennsylvania
Bill Lightcap
W. Kansas
Alfred Rutledge
Scott Vay
N. Tipton
Eminence Mt
Virginia Arellano
Thomas Wilson
Bancroft
William Fawing
Wilberta Tyree
Charles Goddard
Inez Bishop
Robert Fulton
Orlando Archuleta
Howerton
Seth Barnest
Holcomb
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses
Lloyd Emerson
Lakin
Ramona B. Doyle
Dan Spencer
Circle
Kim Daneen Kay
Satanta
Ames Eyes
Mark Timothy Herrell
Darrell Mangan
K. Fulton
Pete Suarez
Summit
Hugh Hampton
Rt. 1
Mark Brown
Robert Dickson
Donald Vandervee
S. Star Rt
Ladry Scheuchzer
Evans
Legals
Freda Hackett
Nellie Coates
Jones and Walken
Gary F. Spikes
Eminence Rt
Jimmy Ben Ballinger
Richard Eugene Martinez
Mutchins
Pete G. Jones
Las Animas
Colo
Everett Lyle Oshel
Dean Williams
Lupe H. Alvary
Jimbo Cafe
Kenneth Harms
Carrie Martin
Rosa E. Yardley
Pine
Helen Schupman
Albert
Martha Irene Rotruck
Jarman Pield Dibbens
Rt 1
N. Main
Peter William Burgardt
Ronald Lee Oliver
Signon
Tree and i Femee
N. Oth
Buck Renstom
Mrs. Courbot
Telarr
Courbot’s Grocery
Ralph Smith
Grace Courbat
Celagram
Grace Courbot
Danny Brewster
Canidate
Lions Broom Sale
GOP
Mary
John Anderson
Governors’ Conference
Henry Cabot Lodge
Goldwater
Anderson
Richard M. Nixon
Robert E. Smyth
Garden City Telegram
John O. Reed
Maine
Reed
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Archie Gubbrud
South Dakota
Gudbrud
Mark O. Hatfield
Dwayne David Giliem
Oklahoma State University
Susan Kidwell
Wilma Kidwell
N. 12Th
Gam Alpha Chi
University of Kansas
Tumbleweed Girl Scout Council
Richard Sheets
Scon
Gene Rouse
Syracuse
Tan
Army
University of Mississippi
U.S. Comptroller General’s Office
James Meredith
Ecomptroller General's Office
U.S. Court of Claims
Federal District Court
Viet Nam
U. S
South
White House
Co-op Meeting
Babie Sten
Tian Lika
Radio & TV Sérvice
Sires
Gorden City
Keswe
Garnand
Geb Garnand
Fea
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