Garden City Hospitals Admissions and Births Report
Daily hospital notices list admissions at St Catherine and Garden City Hospitals. Names include Mrs Roy Coppock Paul Craig Hooker Oke Mrs Eugene Lane Pamela Witman Mrs Dennis Wallers and Patricia Witman along with others. Dismissals from St Catheriners include Willa Kidwell Nalwat Fields Michelle Fields and Virginia Guebara. Births report a May 19 baby born to Mr and Mrs George Flanagan at Kearny County Hospital in Lakin weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Roy Coppock
Paul Craig
Hooker
Oke
Eugene Lane
B. Santa Fe
Pamela Sue Witman
Dennis Wallers
Paul Bludnick
Aossie J. Leon
Patricia Joan Witman
Boyd Morris
Clyde H. Galion
Fred Church
Imperial
St. Catherine Rs
Willa Kidwell
Nalwat Wo Fields
Michelle Diane Rienvy J. Danlay
Gardendale
Tony Crug Jr
Inge Virginia Guebara
Holcomb
Roy Jones
Joli Theron Hradley Mulligan
Healy
George Flanagan
Kearny County Hospital
Lakin
Legals warranty deeds and oil lease overview
Warranty deeds transfer property in East Village and Molmes Third Addition with specific lot, block, and yard measurements. Transfers include Nerbert L Thamns to Calvary Bible Church and Raymond Chappel to Richard Tee. An oil and gas lease from Frank Suchy to Robert Kirk covers the SW half of 1-21-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerbert L. Thamns
Et Ux
Calvary Bible Church
Lot
East Village
Raymond Chappel
Richard EO Tee
Dane
Molmes
M. QO. Wollkill
Et Ous
WPF
Mercer Ap Ox
Autlat Dia Petelbaum
Frank Suchy
Robert T. Kirk
Southwestern Bell Hearing Set Topeka June 8
In Topeka a full hearing on Southwestern Bell’s requested rate increase begins June 8. Kansas Corporation Commission chair William L. Mitchell reported a pre trial conference reached general agreement on issues though facts remain disputed. The company seeks a 2.41 million statewide hike averaging about $3 per customer annually, with some customers facing no increase and others up to 63 cents monthly.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
William L. Mitchell
The
Kansas Corporation Commission
Koshare Dancers Set For Garden City Show
Garden City hosts the Koshare Dancers of La Junta Colorado for a single 8 pm performance on Thursday June 4 a benefit for local summer softball projects. The troupe travels thousands of miles annually in its own bus and features about 40 Explorer Scouts. Proceeds fund a youth center while the group performs Pueblo Deer Dance Ghost Dance Hoop Dance and other numbers indoors if needed at Garden City High School.
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la Junta
Colo
Col. 1
Garden City Telegram
Garden City High
Sp Koshare Group
Redskins
Koshares
Explorer Post No. 2
Rocky Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
United States
la Dunta
J. F
Buck) Burshears
Santa Fe Rai Road
Koshare
Olero Junior College
Mer Jea
Jy the Eagle Danes
Dipest
Boys Lite
Ndher
la Juntans
Canada
Mexico
U.S. Navy
Golfing Equipment Stolen From Club Pro Shop
Several hundred dollars in golfing gear was stolen from the Garden City Country Club pro shop. Undersheriff Kenneth Wicks said thieves pried open a locked window to gain entry Sunday or Monday night, taking two sets of golf clubs a golf bag a sweater several golf balls and various new clubs.
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Garden City Country Club
Kenneth Wicks
Kansas Traffic Death Log 24 Hours Topeka AP
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday covers May 3 1934 with 24 fatalities. The AP report notes a comparable 1983 period with 17 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Death of Mrs John C Porter at 79 in Houston
Mrs. John C Porter 79 died Saturday in a Houston hospital after a brief illness. Born November 29, 1884 in Kia Tennessee she had lived in Ulysses 33 years. Survived by three daughters Gladys Douglas Houston Opal Kearby Jeanerette La and Maurine Freed Ulysses seven sons Southard Kingfisher Okla Cleston Kansas City J C Los Angeles H D and Lewis D Ulysses Milton Sublette Vernon San Diego Funeral Wednesday 2 30 pm at the Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Peters officiating burial in Ulysses Cemetery.
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Ulysses
John C. Porter
Houston
Tex
Kia, Tenn
John
Porter
Ulysses Methodist Church
Gladys Douglas
Opal Kearby
Jeanerette
Walter Weast 64 former Garden City resident dies
Walter Leonard Weast 64 longtime Center area resident died at his home near Center Cola after a period of illness. He was born September 1900 in Pryor Oklahoma and lived in Garden City in the early 1920s. Surviving are three sisters Edna Swartley Fay Swartly and Stella Davis and three brothers George William and Carl Weast. Graveside services will be at Valley View Cemetery at 10 a.m. Thursday with Rev. E P Rogers officiating. Garnand Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Walter Leonard Weast
Garden City
Center
Cola
Pryor
Okla
Edna May Swartley
Fay Swartly
Stella Davis
Silverton
Tex
George
William Weast
Summer Wheat Set for Test
CALDWELL Kansas AP Two Sumner County wheat farmers plan test cuttings by week’s end to judge moisture for harvest Harold Crow near South Haven says a right moisture reading makes a go Fred Strickland west of South Haven near the Oklahoma border expects combines in the field by Saturday with harvest rolling by Sunday or Monday depending on weather Sumner County often leads Kansas in early wheat cuts this season the varley harvest is underway in the area.
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Caldwell
Kan
Sumner County
Harold Crow
South Haven
Fred Strickland
Oklahoma
Kansas
Finney County joins three year automobile safety study
Finney County Kansas joins an intensive three year program led by the Automotive Crash Injury Research project of Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory to study how car design relates to injuries. Kansas Highway Patrol and health officials coordinate case reporting in Division No 1 centered in Topeka with counties including Finney.
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Finney County
Kansas
Kansas H Highway Patrol
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc
Kenneth Nelson
Highway Patrol
Garden City
Kansas State Board of Health
The
Kansas Medical
Board of Health
Cornell
Buffalo
N. Y
J. R. Fitzgerald
KSU Graduation Set as 1,800 to Receive Degrees
Nearly 1,800 students from the area will be awarded degrees at Kansas State University commencement in Ahearn Fieldhouse Sunday at 2 10 p.m. Dr. George W Beadle, American Nobel prize winner, will deliver the commencement address. Names include Herman Dwane Santala Satanta for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine and many Garden City Sublette Scott City and Cimarron graduates across B A and B S degree programs.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ahearn Fieldhouse
George W. Beadle
Herman Dwane Santala
Satanta
David Joseph Fdelbtute
Garden City
Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
AP listing from Kansas City shows cattle among 3,000 head with calves at zero, steers steady to 25 higher and heifers steady. steer prices 19.00-20.50, good and choice 18.00-19.25, good to choice heifers 17.25-19.25. Hogs 3,000, weak to 25 lower across classes. barrows and gilts 14.75-15.25 at 190-280 lb, 195-230 lb 15.35, sows 13.00-14.00 at 270-400 lb. Sheep 2,000, steady. prime spring lambs 22.50-23.50, shorn 21.50-22.59, good and choice 19.00-22.50, ewes 4.00-4.25.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
St Catherine Hospital Receives Three Year Accreditation
The St Catherine Hospital has been accredited for another three-year period. The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals announced the approval after a survey on April 29 conducted by Wendell T Wingell M D field representative. The Commission commended Hospital Administrator Sister Mary Pia for maintaining standards and improving patient care.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Board of Commissioners
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Wendell T. Wingell
Mary Pia
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Legals
Courts
Adra Fosteen
Jul FE
Santa Fe
Raymond D. Burris Jr
Leroy Dolar Fief
William KE. Hallmark
Washington
Theodore F. Witman
N. 2Nd
Urban M. Clifford
Louis Harold Jakeway
Bancroft
Charles L. McAllister
Ashland
John H. Vauson
Pinecrest
Edwards
Emiliana Kathman
Richard J. Kalthman
Ralph Beltran Avila
Hattie
George J. Sherman
N. Main
Keith Lynn Brady
Rt. 1
Jesse Love Pitts
Stone Hotel
Everett Clarence Reece Jr
Ronald Burns
Cecil Lavern Jacobs
Tony Garcia
John A. Shobe
George Sherman
Keill Lynn Brady
Leon Brew Petty
James William Dunsworth
Dean Ellenwood Ware
James D. Patterson
Dale
Tustin Litton
Joseph Shelton Bailey
Theodore Franklin Witman
Diane Rae Wamhoff
Chestnuut
Paul David Walker
W. Olive
Danagi
Southwestern Bell Hearing
Buck Burshears
America
Seriou
Oklahoma City
Finney
Southwest
Chicago
Star
U. S
American Savings Stamps Inc
James B. Parsons
Millinois
Ralph G. Schell
Scheu
American Banknote Co
New York
Advertising Metal Display Co
Chicago Decal Co
Triangle Contractors Inc
Stephen R. Chummers
Parsons
Harry Ash
Chummers
Chcago
Gary Lee Giles
Sublette
Thomas Leo Fiegel
Dighton
B. Kathleen Murphy
Jo Ellen Olson
Scott City
Gerald Eugene Taton
Gerald Max Church
Benjamin Curtis Crocker
Karl Eugene Lindenmuth
Susan Alice Horrell Salyer
John Milton Snyder
Jan Lee Norman
Steve Lenny Burgess
Paula Sue Beckley
Julia Ann Gibson
Sonja Sue Hooker
Seoti
Donald Eugene Krebs
Scoti City
Ronald Clay Good
Cimarron
Billy Dean Johnson
Ingalls
Bernard Herman Oeding
Gary Lee Sullivan
Thomas Michael Tuggle
Larry Joe Walter
Gary Joe Jatelnd
John Robert Nelson
Nanty Kay Coleman
Jacquelyn May Ulrich
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Garden City, Kansas
Foster Music CO
Axel Lay
Anderson Tires
Fulton
BFG
B.f.goodrich
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