Enrollments Listed From Garden City Area at Fort Hays State College
A compiled roster shows Garden City and surrounding area residents enrolled at Fort Hays State College. Names span Garden City Holcomb Pierceville Satanta Ulysses Cimarron Copeland Ingalls Montezuma Tribune Syracuse Sublette Dighton and many others with detailed listings by town and individual student names.
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Garden City
Fort Hays State College
Terrence J. Kraus
Sandra B. Kraus
James R. Kester
Barbara J. Maglaras
Charles S. Miles
Judith A. Hamman
Gary D. Jones
Pat R. Lutterman
Gail E. Garton
William J. Foster
Robert L. Petrus
Robert E. Holden
Robert L. Jovy
Larry J. Geler
Gerald R. Garri
Mary K. Archibald
Ricard EE. Wasson
Raymond B. Aurris
Teddy P. Crist
Glenda
Cleveland
Donald J. Bunney
Im A. Davis
Lila E. Farmer
Philip W. Williams
Cheryl W. Bentley
Sara A. Smith
Leslie J. Cheatum
Jerry L. Stephen
Nancy E. Bornemann
Ruth M. Williams
Nancy P. Sterling
Carol E. Sterling
Charles R. Williams
Connie S. Congdon
James R. Wells
Mildred L. Douglass
Guy B. Martin
Joseph EK. Kraus
Stanley W. Smith
Terry L. Rhodes
Joe B. Wright
Judith &. Webster
Holcomb
Robert L. Ingraham
Bill D. Earnest
James B. Barlow
Gary R. Galloway
Kalvesta
Gerald M. Smith
Pierceville
Marsha N. Cronin
Satanta
Garry L. Anthony
Larry W. Anthony
Linda M. Amerine
Ulysses
David L. Kepley
Janie M. Bullock
Woodie D. Smith
Sharon K. Stutzman
Douglas L. Freed
Charles H. Neal Iit
H. Kenneth Nash
Roger D. Coffey
Ronald L. Freed
Jack F. Bowen
Richard H. Coffey
James F. Fox
James T. Tyler
Phil Unruh
Beverly M. Garetson
Ingalls
Larry M. Thompson
Linda K. Meng
Roger K. Loewen
David ¥. Robertson, Jr
Ray A. Rexford
Tribune
Barbara J. Stephen
Diana L. Callen
Janet 8. Taylor
Betty B. Hamann
Duane N. Schneider
Bill L. Trent
Neal W. Kinlund
Delbert W. Martin
William E. Hamann
Virginia
Woods
Delbert L. Callen
Edwin W. Hampton
Syracuse
Clifford H. Pepper
Daryle W. Lewis
Edwin J. Houck
Galen E. Glenn
Tom A. Englert
John W. Simmonde
Delbert L. Branson
C. Richard Plunkett
Joyce M. Summers
Tom L. Smith
Sharon L. Herridge
Robert D. Waters
Virginia D. Blair
Llynda J. Hagaman
Merle L. Canfield
Carroll King
Mantle K. Hunter
Charlotte B. Hagajman
Elmer C. Birney
Marilyn J. Hering
Nina Mf. Birney
Patricia E. Bale
Cheryl P. Markle
Ronald R. Lindberg
Jamies H. Griffin
Gary L. Freeman
Diane K. Stewart
Janet C. Buchanan
John R. White
Judith A. Ohnmacht
Gary L. Graves
Marilyn K. Cramer
Gary B. Brooke
Kent Graves
Vicki L. Ellis
Connie C. Milford
Paul
Jennison
Rolland E. Stewart
Bessie J. Cross
Patricia A. Herndon
Gloria L. Kelch
Shields
Allen D. Roberts
Alma D. Johnson
Modoc
Barbara J. Wilken
Shirley M. Griffith
Scott City
Jona R. Grossham
Jackie A. Carpenter
Bruce E. Wilkens
Ronnie R. Hiner
Judith G. Binns
Charlotte 5. Case
Diana S. Norman
Gordon R. Brantley
Dale L. Brookover
Glenda L. Rudolph
Sandra D. Newcomer
Carol A. Paul
Jimmy R. Griffith
Brice E. Buehler
Linda D. Shan
Wilam K. Dumler
Joseph M. @itnik
Alfred H. Holstein
Marienthal
Donald F. Lang
Selkirk
Janie Reimer
Karl
2. Reimer
Local market report and livestock prices across Kansas
Kansas City and Garden City livestock markets show hogs 25 to 60 lower across classes, cattle and calves weak to lower, steers and heifers slipping, with bid ranges for prime and choice stock. Garden City receipts include stocker cattle and hogs, with steers and heifers selling mainly 21 to 24.50, calves 19 to 25, cows scarce, bulls steady, baby pigs 4.50 to 11.50, and next Friday stocker cattle tally noted.
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Garden City
Eatima
Stock Market Prices Improve
NEW YORK AP early afternoon trading showed mixed patterns with moderate activity. Key issues moved fractions to about a point, with some wider swings, as the market ignored upbeat retail sales forecasts while motors and rails fell and rubbers and mail order retails gained.
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New York
Associated Press
Stork
Holly
Hospital Admissions At St Catherine Saturday and Sunday
Admissions list shows patients at St Catherine on Saturday and Sunday. Names include Pauline Becquet, Catherine Baier, Donald Williams, Mrs Robert Jones, Bob Witman, John Helle, Lyman Walek, Debra Kay Jones, Mrs C E Battin, Daisy Herriott, Virginia Haunschild, Florence Lawson and Colin Vance Kells along with street addresses.
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St. Catherine
Pauline Becquet
Catherine Baier
Holcomb
Donald Williams
Robert Jones
Bob Witman
John Helle
Mulberry
Lyman Walek
Debra Kay Jones
C. E. Battin
Ulysses Daisy Herriott
Virginia Haunschild
How Kansans Voted Recently On Roll Call Votes
Washington AP summarized how Kansas members voted on recent roll calls. It notes votes on vocational education funding, amendments by Carlson and Pearson, passage approving programs for vocational and defense education, and aid to federally affected districts. It covers milk marketings reduction, civil rights commission extension, and a large appropriation for independent offices with noted votes by Dole Ellsworth Shriver and Skubitz.
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Erate
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Carlson
Pearson
Civil Rights’ Commission
Avery
Dole
Shriver
Shubitz
Ellaworth
Ellsworth
Skubitz
Church Begins Special Masses for Neumann Beatification
Vatican city AP reports three days of special masses and sermons honoring 19th century Philadelphia bishop John Nepomucene Neumann on his beatification. Bohemian immigrant who served as Philadelphia bishop from 1852 to 1860, Neumann becomes the second American this year to reach blessed status, following Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton. Planeloads of pilgrims arrived from Pennsylvania for ceremonies in St Peter's Basilica and the Basilica of St Mary Major.
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Vatican City
Philadelphia
John Nepomucene Neumann
America
St. Peter's Basilica
Rome
Pennsylvania
St. Mary Major
Neumann
Beatus
Elizabeth Ann Seton
New York
U N General Assembly Opens China Seat Debate
The United Nations General Assembly opens its annual debate on seating China with a resolution to seat Peking while ousting Nationalist China. For the first time since the issue arose the Soviet Union does not sponsor the proposal but will back it.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
China
Peking
Soviet Union
Red Co Ls
Births and legal notices in Garden City region
Birth announcements from St. Catherine list a daughter for Jimmy Morton and a son for Raymond Villarreal born Oct 14. Legal notices include warranty deeds transferring land in 9-24.32 and a lot 15 block 3 First Addition, plus marriage licenses for Garden City couples Jimmy Burns and Wanda Oshel, Jack Stroud and Judy Allen, Timothy Fry and Linda Morgan.
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St. Catherine
Tammy Seeger
Bancroft
Wilma Kidwell
Herman Dumler
Loren Doll
Ingalls
Richard W. Schneider
Raymond Brown
Jimmy Morton
Scott City
Raymond Villarreal
Robert Beasley
Robert E. Beasley
Earnest Stukey
Albert Arthur Stukey
Jones First Addison
Jimmy Lee Burns
Wanda Jean Oshel
Garden City
Jack D. Stroud
Judy Allen
Garden Cty
Timothy W. Fry
Linda Morgan
Adenauer Steps Down Tomorrow
Bonn Germany AP Konrad Adenauer 87 steps reluctantly out of office Tuesday after more than 14 years as West Germany s first and only chief executive. His era linked Germany to the West while leaving 17 million East Germans under Communist rule. Erhard will become chancellor amid doubts about leadership style and a shift to a more collective cabinet approach.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Soviet Union
West Germany
West
Atlantic Alliance
Presider de Gaulle
France
Erhard
Ministry of Economics
Two Die in Fog Shrouded New Jersey Turnpike Crash
A Greyhound bus collided with a tractor trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike near Newark in dense fog. Two women died and 20 to 25 were injured as the bus, packed with 45 or 46 passengers, struck a trailer and trapped occupants for hours. St James Hospital Newark treated about 20 injured, with five more at another facility.
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Kearny
N.j.ap
Greyhound
New Jersey Turnpike
New York City
Philadelphia
Newark
St. James Hospital
Kearny Meadow
Passaic
Hackensack River
Vandals Target City Schools in Weekend Break-ins
Garden Citys Junior College was broken into Saturday night with vandals causing minor damage at the citys high school and Alta Brown and Hutchison elementary schools. About $1.40 in change vanished from Jaco school office drawer and a soft drink machine at the high school was emptied. Drums in the music room were damaged, a stop watch and about $4.75 in office change disappeared at Hutchison. A fire extinguisher taken from Alta Brown was later found in the street on Ping.
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Garden City
Alta Brown
Hutchison
Dstant
Richard Rohleder
Jaco
Alta Brown School
Postal Workers Recognized for Bond Drive Success
Garden City Post Office received a citation for patriotic service in strengthening the nation through the United States Savings Bonds program. John Burnside, Finney County savings bonds chairman, noted only 55 first and second class Kansas post offices earned the honor based on a 25 percent rise in new savers and at least 55 percent of all employees participating. Burnside added Kansas workers on payroll savings exceed 65,000, purchasing bonds totaling over $7,300,000 monthly in the state.
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United States Savings Bonds
Garden City
John Burnside
Finney County Savings Bonds
Kansas
Burnsde
Widow Loses Tobacco Suit In Supreme Court Review
A New Orleans widow, Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue, failed to obtain Supreme Court review of her suit claiming two tobacco firms caused her husband Frank J. Lartigue’s death from lung cancer. The case, filed in U.S. District Court in New Orleans after his 1955 death at 65, argued breach of an implied warranty of wholesomeness. The jury and the U.S. Circuit Court ruled against her, and the tobacco companies argued the warranty claim.
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Washington
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Victoria St. Pierre Lartigue
U.S. District Court
Frank J. Lartigue
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
U.S. Circuit Court
Lartigue
Tobacco Companies
George Docking II Placed in Hospital for Tests
Washington AP reports former Kansas governor George Docking is in Doctors Hospital for tests to determine the cause of a recurring high fever. Docking, a Democrat, served two terms as governor from 1957 to 1960 and now serves on the board of directors for the Export-Import Bank. His home is Lawrence, Kansas.
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Washington
George Docking
Kansas
Doctors Hospital
Docking
Export-Import Bank
Lawrence
Kan
Telegram Want Ad for Buying or Selling
Classified notice invites readers to use Telegram Want Ad service for buying or selling items. Specifies quick contact via messaging to place an ad, with emphasis on ease and speed for local transactions.
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Telegram
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A. H. Burtis
Garden City Teachers Assn
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U.N. General Assembly
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Wilfred Herman
George Baalman
James W. Brinkmeyer
Imperial
Miles Partin
Srd
Anna D. Scheer
Irvin Voth
Theron Todd
Robert Ruvp
George Walter E. Smith
Jetmore
Russell Birney
Marguerite Schwindt
Lakin
R. D. Elliott
Deerfield
Vera Hanks
Dighton
Douglas Sage
A. Leopold
Fred Brockett
Walk
Courts
Don Albert Martin
Abraham Ramirez
Thomas A. Bell
Windsor Hotel
Michael Morland Santry
Belmont
Jerry Loyd Ebaugh
Hattie
Adrain Castro Cortez
William Leater Tolbert
Aurelio James Garza
Rt. 1
Lester Clea Nichols
Sublette
Wiliam Leon Engler
Michael J. Howard Gardendale
Peter Charlton
Herbert Jay Barlow
Jenny
Seunty
Us50
Ronald James Roth
Anthony Gonzales
Maple
Marie Delrose Alcares
Mary Beth Foster
Anderson
Jack Alvin Calihan
el Rancho Motel
Veron Wilt Williams
James Edward Wall
la Junta
Colo
Jerry Edger Dudley
BZ Slat
Ludwig Erhard
George Docking II
Conrardy Plumbing
Chevrolet
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