Four Garden City students win scholarships at Southwestern and KU
Four Garden City students Carl Martin George Mangan Neal Logan and Robert Henderson won scholarships for the 1956 57 school year. Martin received a Broadhurst tuition scholarship to Southwestern and was active in many school activities. Mangan earned a Builder's scholarship at Southwestern and is an honor student and debater. Logan won a KU residence hall and is an honor student active in debate and drama. Henderson won two KU scholarships including the U G Mitchell math scholarship and a residence hall award. he is an honor student athlete and yearbook co editor.
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Garden City
Southwestern College
Winfield
University of Kansas
Carl Martin
George Mangan
Neal Logan
Robert Henderson
Martin
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Center
Broadhurst
Southwestern
Kay Club
Louis Mangan
Broacbuster
B. J. Logan
Neal
Christian Church Youth and G. Club
City
Methodist Youth Fellowship
U.G. Mitchell
Robert
Kenneth L. Henderson
St. John
Senior Frances Russell displays made in economy art project
Frances Russell of Garden City shows a glasses case in the K State College display featuring home demonstration products. She is a senior in the home demonstration curriculum. The Finney county courthouse will close all afternoon tomorrow for the Ralph Beckett funeral per County Clerk Vincent Beckett. James Carlson of Garden City, a Kansas State student, was elected treasurer of the Chaparajos club. Telegram visitors included Jones School fifth graders and a list of students toured the new papers production with teacher Marguerite Roth.
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Stidente
Frances Russell
Garden‘City
Miss Russell
M. L. Russell
Finney County
Vincent Beckett
Ralph Beckett
James Carlson
Kansas State College
Garden City
Chaparajos Club
Jones School
Lester Adair
Buddy Allen
Carla Ashburn
Charles Cully
Tommy Dale
Bob Kerby
Patricia Kiehl
Roger Brunson
Paul Burch
Rosemary Carr
Delores Ramirez
Sheila Gross
Irene Gonzalez
LeRoy Leighty
James Burke
Dean Ball
Larry Gossman
Jim McGraw
Rebecca Mayo
Virginia Sandoval
Andrea Evans
Sheryl Etling
Donald Lile
Market Report Kansas City Wheat and Livestock Prices
Kansas City commodities show wheat with several grades trading between about 2.20 and 2.45 per unit while corn ranges around 1.60 to 1.80. Milo and kafir price points cited. rye, barley, and soybeans listed with varied ranges. At Kansas City USDA livestock, cattle and calves total about 4,550 with steadier fed steers and weaker cows. hogs about 3,000 with declines. sheep around 1,500 with lambs strong and ewes steady. Wichita figures show cattle and calves steady to weak, hogs lower, and sheep steady with prime lambs near 24.00.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City An
USDA
U. S
Wichita
Hospital Admittances and Discharges in Garden City Today
Hospital notices list admitted patients including Mrs Lawrence Miller and Cathy Ellen Small, with several others across Holcomb Eminence and Imperial routes. Discharges include W. J. Schiffelbein and Mrs Essie Palmer. births noted at St Catherine to M J Cox and spouse. Police briefs cite speeding and blocking incidents. county deeds recorded as quitclaims including Dortha Kennett and John Hurd transfers.
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Lawrence Miller
Holcomb
Max Engler
South Star
Jose Sonora
Fulton
Cathy Ellen Small
Douglass Thiessen
Rebecca Jennings
Victor Jennings
Deandra Hoeme
Imperial
Gene Palmer
Conkling
M. J. Cox
North Sixth
Harry DeGarmo
Essie Palmer
Kingman
Henry Hayn
Hayn Motel
Nellie Fay Fine
Ida Marie Fine
Susan Kaye Shotton
Satanta
Verla Spilman
West Maple
Jerry Schultz
Kansas
Stephen Lewis
West Elm
St. Catherine
Sandra Sue Brookover
Gillespie
Martin Quint
Rex Lee Porter
N. Main
Ronnie Lee Handy
Elm
Roman Diag Villarreal
Verna G. Anderson
Piecrest
Elsie Eisner
N. Fifth
Donald H. Johnson
Summit
Main
Laurel
Eisner
Dortha Kennett
S. C. Jordan
Inge-Vinzant
John Hurd
R. W. Hunsberger
C. A. Rowe
Elizabeth Rowe
Deryle G. Moseley
Gertie M. Moseley
Irregular Chicago Grain Market Sees Mixed Close
A highly irregular Chicago grain market developed with active dealings. Wheat and rye weakened while corn and oats showed mixed moves. July prices dipped for wheat and soybeans fell 4 to 8 percent. open interest stood at 58.62 million bushels. Also notes include I. R. Holmes partition suit and Tra Bunting divorce case in district court.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Flour Mills May Merge With Chickasha Co
Flour Mills of America studies a proposal to merge with Chickasha Cotton Oil Co of Chickasha Oklahoma. Henry H Cate the Flow Mills board chairman said the merger could be to the advantage of both firms and the offer was made by Chickasha.
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Kansas City
Flour Mills of America, Inc
Chickasha Cotton Oil Co
Chickasha
Okla
Henry H. Cate
Flow. Mills Board
Missouri Editors Predict Demos Will Carry Election
Missouri editors forecast the Democrats will win the 1960 election, with 13 of 17 predicting Stevenson over Eisenhower. Kansas editors split, with 38 of 41 expecting Eisenhower to lose Kansas to Stevenson. Symington and Harriman also cited as possible nominees. The survey, by Associated Press editors at state meetings, shows strong Symington support in Missouri and mixed opinions on nominees nationwide.
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Missouri
Demos
Kansas City
Risen-hower
Kansas
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Adlai E. ¢Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Ier
Symington
Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Kefauver
Associated Press
Engler Rites Planned for Finney County Farmer
Max Engler a Finney county farmer died at 4 o'clock this morning in St Catherine hospital at 68 after being admitted Monday He came to Western Kansas from Germany in 1912 homesteaded in Plymell community and lived there until his death Surviving are five sons William of Satanta Max Jr Herman Duane and Ronald serving with the armed forces at Los Angeles one daughter Niada Wheatley two sisters and one brother in Germany and a brother in Fern dale Wash Funeral rites tentatively set for 4 p m Thursday at the Assembly of God church with the Rev R W Dortch in charge Interment will be in Valley View cemetery
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Max Engler
Finney County
St. Catherine Hospital
Engler
Mr. Engler
Kansas
Germany
Plymell
Assembly of God Church
Williams
Satanta
Max, Jr
Hattie
Herman
Larned
Duane
Borger
Tex
Ronald
Los Angeles
Calif
Niada Wheatley
Ferndale
Wash
R. W. Dortch
Valley View Cemetery
Oklahoma GOP Hopes To Carry State for Ike
Oklahoma City party under new leadership organizes for the fall campaign to swing the traditionally Democratic state to President Eisenhower for a second time.
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Oklahoma
Ike
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Republican Party
Eisenhower
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