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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
2
Commodity notes show Wheat at $1.26, down. Mito unchanged at $1.90. Rye at 85 unchanged. Barley JD unchanged. Prices reflect early trading for listed grains with minor shifts and stable rye and barley quotes.
Garden CityLivestock reports 1 338 head with 841 stockers and feeders up 50c. High quality calves and yearlings up 50c to $25.50 and $23-$25. Heifers and bulls rise. hog market up 25c with tops to 21.30. Kansas City hogs and cattle also show stronger prices across weights and grades.
Listings show admissions at St. Catherine and Leopold for numerous patients including Mrs. Josephine Baker and Maurice Dee Howland, with discharges to and from area addresses. Birth announced at St. Catherine for Aly and Arturo Nino, plus multiple warranty deeds and a county court note on speeding a 70 in a 60 zone.
The Garden City listing records multiple speeding violations with named defendants and fines including 10 dollar and 5 dollar costs for Quint at 62 in a 50 zone, Munsey at 70 in a 60 zone, Lee at 80 in a 70 zone, Vanderburg Jr. at 69 in a 50 zone, Short for a track overlength, De La Motte at 60 in a 50 zone, Hazzard at 86 in a 60 zone, Howard for improper passing, Maldonado Jr. for speeding 60 in a 50 zone, and Calvert sentenced for no account checks. Also notes a divorce granted for Sherry Kay Milner, and city accident reports detailing four car crashes with locations and damages in Ingalls, Cedar, Maple, and Main streets.
James Yager of Scott City a junior in agronomy at Kansas State University wins the 200 Kansas Crop Improvement Assn. scholarship. Yager son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Yager previously received Garden City Co op scholarships for his freshman and sophomore years.
Annual Cub Scout Pack No. 1 campout last Saturday featured a campfire after a baseball game and weiner roast. Cubmaster Dorman Diller presented Webelos badges to Randy Nichols and Alan Bonebrake, Lion badges to Kim Spanier and Randy Earle, Bear badges to Nicky Fuerst Doug Craig Tom Philips Steve Harmon Geof Miller Rip Kisler Doug Hapes, Wolf badges to Bryan Verigan and Doug Wapes, and Bobcat pins to Ronnie Ruth and Gary Fry.
Two Garden Citians, David J. Lightner and Randy J. McDonald, are named cadet noncommissioned officers in the Air Force ROTC wing at Kansas State University. Both hold Cadet Airman Third Class ranks, promoted on scholastic merit and air science proficiency. Lightner is a freshman in agricultural education, son of Harry and Lightner of Star Rt. McDonald, son of George A. McDonald, 506 N 10th, majors in electrical engineering.
Mrs Jennie Fross 67 of Garden City died Saturday night at St Catherine Hospital after illness of almost three years. Born Sept 8 1897 in Ellis she married Melchior Fross April 23 1916 in Ellis. Survivors include husband two daughters Leona Rohleder two sons Ambrose and Bil seven siblings and nine grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Garland Chapel with Rev C M Fogleman Jr officiating burial Valley View Cemetery. Friends may call Garland Funeral Home today 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m.
Monte J Seibel 25 a Leavenworth vocal music teacher born Sept 18 1939 in Arkansas City died Saturday morning in a car accident near Kansas City. He married Judy Logan on June 21 1959 in Leoti. Burial and memorials planned in Leoti and Leavenworth with services at First Baptist Church locations. funeral home to issue obituary.
Raymond Milo Ball aged 33 of 111 9th died this morning at St. Catherine Hospital after a four month illness. He moved to Garden City from Kalvesta in 1936 and had been an Electrolux salesman since 1939. Born November 19, 1911 in Humansville Missouri, he married Jessie Ellen Pittman October 26, 1960 in Clayton New Mexico. Survived by widow, his parents Mr and Mrs Henry L Ball, a brother Vernon Ball, and two sisters Mrs Gladys Bond and Mrs Leona Bond, both of Kalvesta. Phillips White Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
David Andrew Bryant 65 of Satanta, longtime Haskell County resident, died of a heart attack in Sublette Hospital. Born January 4, 1900 in Hutchinson, he moved from Great Bend in 1925, married Katie Richardson February 9, 1929, was a farmer and a member of the Methodist Church.
Mrs Tony Torson Healy won a Mundstedt IGA shopping spree in Dighton worth 284 dollars. She carried as much groceries as possible in five minutes at the checkout, selecting mainly meat and frozen foods with lockers needed for storage then soap and cosmetics.
A facetious column argues that historic tragedies might have been avoided with modern medicines. It notes Henry VIII, John Milton, and Hitler in relation to pain, blindness, and paranoia, then promotes McClung Pharmacy at 109 Grant Ave as a helpful local support for prescriptions.
Garden City Public Library sponsors four summer reading clubs for grades one through six. Meetings occur in Baker Chapel across Chestnut Street. Registration forms are available at schools and the library, due June 5. Fire chiefs report no blaze after a power-line spark caused a pole fire at 9th and Jones.
Thirty seven graduates from 15 counties registered for the home econ fair judging school to be held Wednesday at the Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs Elsie Branden says the event prepares workers to judge fairs in the area this summer. Instructors are Christine Wiggins and Inez Pass from Kansas State University. A monkey matures four times faster than a human. An anatomically newborn monkey is akin to a one year old human baby.
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