Admissions Roll At St Catherine Hospital
Today’s hospital admissions list includes Mrs Rex Arnold of 310 Washington facing Verna Triplett of 109 Sunemit Elycir BH Roush 604 N 3rd Linda K Smith 309 Ballinger Mrs Shirley J Shhield 31274 N 7th Michelle Diane Ries 2307 A Mrs George Dahna Dodge Cy Mrs Kendall Vincent Scott City James McBride City Jesse R Avila 212 Conkling William Wieland 919 Nord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Triplett
Sunemit Elycir
BH. Roush
Linda K. Smith
Ballinger
Shirley J. Shhield
Michelle Diane Ries
George Dahna
Dodge
Kendall Vincent
Scott City
James McBride
Jesse R. Avila
Conkling
William €. Wieland
Nord
Scholarship Awards And School News In Garden City Area
Terry Cleveland wins a $400 Oklahoma Baptist University scholarship based on ACT scores. over 100 students from 14 states included in the award. Carla Hooper receives a Curli- W scholarship for 1964 65 at Kansas State Teacher's College of Emporia. Garden City cheerleaders plan a rummage sale Saturday at the Civic Center to fund summer Dallas trip. Larry Tarpley gains admission to Southwestern College for the 1964 fall term. Kansas Optometric Assn committee reviews visual problems of children at Dr. Lowell Goodwin’s office. Ingalls High School seniors tour Colorado sites on an annual trip sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Schartz and Mr. and Mrs. Lemmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Cleveland
W. Edwards
Oklahoma
Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
Terry
Glenn Cleveland
Garden City High School
Carla Hooper
Ed Hooper
Pineeres
Kansas State Teacher's College of Emporia
Civic Center
N. Main
Dallas
Kansas Optometric Assn
Lowell Goodwin
Ingalls High School
Colorado
Steve Irsik Jr
Rudy Loewen
Bob Wendel
Sonny Waltman
Judith Ledbetter
Norl Stephens
John Schartz
R. G. Lemmond
Dismissals Births and Deeds in Garden City Leopold
Garden City notices list dismissals at St Catherine Mrs Donald Vanderree and others, births at St Catherine including a daughter for Mr and Mrs John Carr and a son for Mr and Mrs Rex Arnold. Real estate deeds include McAllister and Sons to Raymond F Chappel and Darrell D Mishel to Bruce L Robison, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Rex Arnold
Washington
McAllister and Sons, Inc
Raymond F. Chappel
Et Ux
Plaza Acres
Darrell D. Mishel
Bruce L. Robison
Belle Aire
Jessie Salmans
Mari Salmans
Courts District Notices and Sentences
Court items list multiple sentences and actions: Dale Beach gets six days for a 27.91 NSF check with suspended days on payment and costs. Mrs. Deryle Mosley 20 days for account closed checks with suspended payments and small costs. Joe Deel fined for stop sign violation plus costs. Standwood Bennett cited for no license with costs. divorce granted Larry McMahan from Josephine McMahan for extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Janet Dumas vs Raymond Dumas civil case under Reciprocal Support Act. bonds posted for Gilbert Elliott and John Smith. others jailed or paroled including Archie Crow for petty larceny and William Brewer parole for labor credit and driver’s license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts
Dale Beach
S. Main
Deryle Mosley
W. Hazel
Joe A. Deel
N. Zh
Houston
Standwood Bennett
Copeland
Larry McMahan
Josephine McMahan
Janet
J. Dumas
Raymond Dumas
Gilbert Leon Elliott
Davis
John AL. Smith
Donald Ray Murphy
Benjamin Conard Meier Jr
John M. Smith
Archie Wilson Crow
Windsor Hotel
William Frank Brewer
W. Fair
1000 Missions Weekly in Viet as Air War Expands
Washington reports indicate South Vietnam and U S air forces are flying over 1,000 missions weekly despite the rainy season. Last week saw 1,150 sorties against the Viet Cong, with just under 1,300 the prior week. The T28 trainer converted to a fighter bomber remains a major attacker while the Skyraider dive bomber is slated to replace it by late summer as the standard attack plane in Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Skyraider
Viet Nam
Holcomb School Staff Honor Board Dinner Event
Holcomb School teachers and employees honored the school board members and their wives at a Tuesday dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rome, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Oldweiler. Tom Linville and wife were absent. Principal A. F. E. Galloway welcomed guests at Mr. G's Steak House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomth
Wiver
Taylor Jones
Wayne Johnson
Mike Rome
Franklin Oldweiler
Tom Linville
A. F E. Galloway
G’s
Northern preacher faults Northern liberalism on race
Rev. Dr. Howard Moody, transplanted to Greenwich Village, says Northern whites show skin deep liberalism when civil rights pressure rises. He cites his Brooklyn arrest for kneeling before a cement truck and notes a retreat of white liberals in the North as Negro demands sharpen, urging recognition of true feelings as a step toward solving racial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Howard Rt. Moody
New York City
Greenwich Village
Brooklyn
Moody
South
Dallas
Texas
California
Yale
Funeral services for Mrs Tess Munn Gi 1008 Evans
Funeral for Mrs Tess Munn Gi 1008 Evans who died Wednesday in a Lawrence Hospital will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Clement Goubeaux officiating. Burial is at Valley View Cemetery. Rogary will be at 8 p.m. Friday at Garland Funeral Home with viewing Friday 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess Munn
Evans
Lawrence Hospital
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Clement Goubeaux
Valley View Cemetery
Rogary
Garland Funeral Home
Garnand
Heart Attack Risks Measured By Diet and Life Habits
A public health overview explains how cholesterol, blood pressure, weight, smoking, diabetes, and physical inactivity raise heart attack risk before age 65. It notes that income or race offer no immunity and highlights global patterns linking diet to atherosclerosis, while outlining diet changes that can reduce risk. Tomorrow: Bringing Down Cholesterol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Blakeslee
Jeremiah Stamler
World Health Organization
Canada
United States
West Germany
Denmark
Finland
France
Norway
Netherlands
United Kingdom
Sweden
Prentice Hall
Kansas City Markets Report Cattle Hogs Sows Rise
Kansas City markets show cattle 2,600 head and calves 100 with insufficient other classes. Hogs 3,500 with barrows and gilts up 14.00 to 16.00. sows 12.25 to 14.25. Sheep 100 barely tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Copper Find Spurs Market Copper Find Spurs Market
U S Smelting's copper ore discovery in New Mexico boosted an upbeat trading session in New York. The stock jumped 10.4 points to 130 on 26 000 shares and held the level as investors chased minerals and oil plays. Rails lagged, blue chips rose modestly, and the Dow Jones average showed a small gain at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
New Mexico
American Stock Exchange
Rails
Associated Press
Break-ins in Rural Areas Reported Across Finney County
The Finney County Sheriff's office investigated three break ins in the county last night. Dale Dickerson reported theft at a new house on US 156 twelve miles north, with a sweep er, radio, coffee pot, hammer and saws taken. Walter Snell reported theft at a machine shed on US 156 fourteen miles southeast, including welding materials and tools. Rex Burden reported a break in at a roundtop building with nothing stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Dale Dickerson
US 156
Walter Snell
Pershing
Rex Burden
Davis
Finney County Museum plans church display progress slow
Finney County historical museum in Finnup Park advances with church exhibits planned. Volunteers seek old church pictures and era furnishings, gun case, shelving, and a 1880s living room and kitchen setup, with work days Tuesday and Friday 1 to 5 pm. Call Bridge 6 3803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Carter
Finney County
St. James Lutheran Church
Episcopal
Old Congregational Church
Shubert Theater Exec Charged Over Ticket Surcharges
Murray Helwitz, 47, manager of the Shubert theaters central ticket office, was indicted on charges of violating the city code governing theater ticket sales. District Attorney Frank Hogan said nine brokers cooperated, citing $72,256 in private surcharges from last year. The case involves 90 to 100 licensed brokers in New York City, with potential penalties up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Shubert
Broadway
Dist
Alto. Frank
Hogan
Murray Helwitz
Great Neck
N.Y
Shubert Theaters
Central Ticket Office
Garden Citions Leave Today for World's Fair
Mr and Mrs John Metheney operators of Johns Furniture depart for New York World's Fair traveling by car to Kansas City then chartered plane to the city They are among five Philco appliance dealers in western Kansas honored for sales performance and will return next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Metheney
John
Kansas City
New York City
Kansas
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St. Catherine
Larry Steven Tarpley
Raymond M.tarpley
Hamline
Southwestern College
Winfield
Garden City
Legals
Verlus
Bueford Roper
Itector
Friend
Kalvesta
Valentine
Lincoln
Plymell
Jennia Barker
Keoni
Holcomb
Pierceville
Alta Brown
Telegram
Viet
Holcomb School
Honor
Mrs
Syndicate of Heart Killers
Switzerland
Australia
Pargt Christian Church
Chestnut ST
Seventh Street
Finney County Museum
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
First Church
Page & Garden City Telegram
Oth Dim Unger
Stete
Butch
Darton Brandener
Smithpacing Co CO. Inc
Pha
Lincoln Liberty Life
Teddy
C. C. Spikes
Agency
Lincoln Liberty
Parr
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