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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1959
Page
3
Sharon Van Vleet and Judy Hamman operate the machine during today’s session while Joan Stucker and Sharon Kells observe the procedure.
In Howard City Michigan AP reports Vernard Garlinghouse faces a brief summer season as grass cutting issues and a truck mishap complicate efforts. The dispatch notes ongoing tensions as officials press for concessions while local residents cope with the mowing delays.
Geneva reports say Andrei Gromyko refused evacuation demands in secret talks while Christian Herter urged resolve to Berlin. Western delegates described cautious progress but major issues remain. The ministers, returning from John Foster Dulles’s funeral, pressed on Berlin as top priority in the cloud conference and Geneva discussions. Total pledges to St Catherine hospital near 300000 after 2269.61 received in May pledges.
Robert Bergkamp, Thomas Regan, and Terry Sheehy will receive bachelor degrees at Regis College in Denver with Bergkamp and Regan earning business administration and Sheehy mathematics. Sheehy will enroll at Georgetown Law next fall. M J Cox, of Aetna Life, attends Mackinac Island meeting July 12 15. Richard Near of Wichita Kansas Wesleyan earns AB with majors in history philosophy religion. First Methodist ministers Cowan Woertendyke and Clyde Mercer attend Town and Country Commission conference in Wichita July 21 24. Lions District 17 hosts officers school at Dodge City High School with banquet at Sacred Heart Sunday night.
Earl Willis Sr. a former Garden City resident died in Denver after a short illness at age 54. He lived in Garden City from 1928 to 1956 before moving to Colorado. Survived by son Willis of Syracuse a daughter Mrs Wayne Bush of Denver and five grandchildren. Services set for 2 30 p m in the Methodist church at Lakin. Davis Funeral Home in charge
Paula Sue Masoner of Garden City High School Band receives the John Philip Sousa medal for the senior with the most band merit points over three years. Her name will be engraved on the Sousa plaque in the main trophy case. Judy Mai and Carolyn Hubert are prior recipients. Gayle Turner earns the Arion award for second highest merit, announced at the band banquet.
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