Hospital Admissions and Pismissals at St Catherine
Admission list includes W. Madsfield Russell Hacker Elmer Ploeger Gerald Taylor Keith Weber Moreie Lawson Anthony Mendoza Donna Perez and Thon Cook at Leopold Colorado. Pismissals list Donna Perez Curtis Perez Willam Sloan Eugene Rozean Genevieve Rozean and others from Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Hichard W. Madsfield
Jane Russell Hacker
Vinzant
Elmer Ploeger
Kendall Gerald BE. Taylor
Keith Alan Weber
Moreie Ki
Lawson
Anthony Mendoza
Donna Sue Perez
Wurlis Anthony Perez
Leopold
Thon Cook
Holly
Colo
Local residents listed with charges and offenses in Garden City
The notice lists residents such as John Welle and Sherry Ann Mixon with addresses, then Henry Weber and others facing insuff funds charges and court costs. Police reports citing improper mufflers, improper driving, left turn violations, speeding, and red light offenses are recorded for several individuals, plus multiple city accidents with minor to moderate damage and names and addresses of involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunty
Henry Weber
Oakley
John Mortis Smith
Alfred Bullock
Jeans Munoz Aguilera
Inge
Dennis ©. Smith
EB. Walnut
Ralph Lebsack
Harold
Local Produce and Co op Market Price Summary
Local market notes show eggs in multiple sizes with price shifts. Eggs range from small to extra large with a few size categories unclear due to OCR. Barnyard items list heavy hens and light hens. wagon prices show heat at 1.93 and mile at 1.60. Wheat and rye prices around 1.00 to 1.60, with corn about 1.16.
Market Shows Irregular Pace
New York AP reports a choppy stock market with selective gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose to 153.21 at noon, while the broader market hovered but gained on heavyweight blue chips. In St Joseph Missouri two couples with many children faced custody rulings after a judge noted both households had eight kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
St, Joseph, Mo
William Kimberlind
Kimberlin
State Feels Cool Front From Weather Change
AP reports Kansas cooled as a cold front cut temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees, with morning lows from 63 to 88 and highs in the 70s. Relief from dryness ends as rain remains scarce across the state, wheat crops needing moisture, and eastern areas drying after last week’s rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Homesick Ohio boys get party at hospital
Two farm youth from Hamler Ohio with bandaged arms were treated by volunteers at St Marys Hospital Kansas City. Fifteen days after a crash with Future Farmers of America adviser Paul Schlotterbeck, the four boys avoided homesickness with a party and care from hospital workers and a volunteer, while the two other boys endured injuries and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ohio
St. Mary's ‘Hospital
James Kassow
Rand James Dietrick
Ter
Paul 'Schlotterbesk
Schlotterbeck
Farmers of America
Hamlet High School
FFA
Jimmy Dietrich
Kassow
Jerry Myer
Dennis Schwiebert
Dietrick
Mary Andrews
Dayton
New Drama Director Brings Versatile Background to Jaco
Garden City Junior College announces Dan ny Adams as new head of the speech and drama department. The curtain rises tonight at Clifford Hope Auditorium with Androctes and the Lion, a musical aimed to build local interest. Adams, born in San Antonio and educated at Oklahoma City University, plans four shows this year and hopes students help build sets and costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaco
Clifford Hope
Andyodles
Adams
Tennessee Williams
Critle
Ira Levin
San Antonio
Tex
Dallas
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Oklahoma City University
West Coast
Vanguard Theaters
Santa Monica
Calif
Oklahoma City
Andrectes
OCU
Garden City
Powerless Fogg Crew Recalls Hurricane Turmoil Aboard
Ten man crew of the decommissioned destroyer Fogg recounts riding 50 degree rolls in 40 foot Atlantic swells during a hurricane. They towed by Kiowa after line parts, endured long outages and uncooked meals, and reported no injuries. Commander Ganey, veteran sailor, said Ginny was not the worst he faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Fogg
Atlantic
Walter F. Ganey
Norfolk
Ganey
Ginny
Cherryvale to Honor Doctor 72nd Birthday Tribute
Cherryvale Kansas plans a large tribute for Dr. Fred Gasser who has served the community for 44 years delivering about 3200 babies. The 72nd birthday party in the community room features a giant cake and notes his personal care for patients, ministers, and armed forces personnel who receive free services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Kan
Fred Gasser
Kansas
Dr. Gasser
Gasser
Pierce City
May Sweeney
Wentworth
Phosphorus role in soil aids roots and crops
Phosphorus in the soil encourages root development, boosts disease resistance, and speeds crop maturity. It also supports animal nutrition by aiding tooth and bone development.
Linde Ellington organist at Webster Presbyterian Church
Linde Ellington daughter of A. L. Ellington 1112 E Laurel has become organist for the Webster New York Presbyterian Church. Misa Ellington, a sophomore at Eastman School of Music, is a 1962 Garden City High School graduate. Also noted: art show sponsored by Kelerful Kansas Art Assn. of Scott City with works by members at Bruce's. Rose Dickhut is a well known association artist. Ruth Ann Heverfield, KU Concert Choir member and KU sophomore, is Scott City native. Forrest Glesco of the Dodge City Social Security office will be at the Courthouse basement Tuesday 9:30 to 1:30. Mrs Purl Harris, 112 W Olive, who broke her hip, underwent surgery and is in St Elizabeth Hospital Hutchinson in satisfactory condition. Also an item notes nearly 25 percent of interns and resident physicians in American hospitals are graduates of foreign medical schools.
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Linde Ellington
A. L. Ellington
E. Laurel
Presbyterian Church of
Webster, N.Y
Misa Ellington
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N.Y
Garden City High School
Kelerful Kansas Art Assn
Scott County
Scott City
Bruce's
5Th
Main
Rose Dickhut
Ruth Ann Heverfield
Edith Haverfield
University of Kansas
K.U
Forrest Glesco
Dodge City
Purl Harris
W. Olive
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Hutchinson
Kennedy Far East trip still possible in spring
Washington reports President Kennedy may tour the Far East next spring from Japan to Indonesia and Australia, though key tax and civil rights bills loom in Congress keeping him near the White House. Valachi testimony date moved by Senate investigators, with public sessions unlikely. Commerce grants two corn export licenses to Hungary, Continental Grain and Cargill each receiving large deals totaling over 2.5 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Far East
Congress
Clos
White House
Commerce Department
Hungary
Continental Grain Co
New York
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Cargill
Governor Due For Some Ribbing
WICHITA AP Gov. John Anderson may face light mockery after praising Japan beer fed beef. Ruby Slaton, Wichita restaurant manager, calls the remark blas phemy and Kansas beef defender A B Cox, hotel catering manager, says Kansas beef is best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
John Anderson
Japan
Ruby Slaton
Anderson
A. B. Cox
Kansas
Androcles and the Lion at Garden City College
Garden City College players present Androcles and the Lion with superb lighting and sound. Tomorrow at 1 45 p m the Homecoming Queen is revealed with five candidates named. A 6 30 pm pep rally at Ben Grimsley Gym precedes tomorrow’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grimsley Gym
GCJC
Hutchinson
Garden City School Lunch Menus for Next Week
The Garden City schools list hot lunch offerings for the coming week. Mandy serves 44 pint milk and meals like beer pot pie buttered green beans and cabbage and carrot slaw with yeast biscuits and chocolate brownies. Tuesday shows pint milk and a Ralian delight with seasoned peas celery sticks cinnamon twist and cranberry crunch. Wednesday features Swiss steak whipped potatoes corn fritters French bread and a fruit cup with cookies. No school Thursday or Friday due to teachers meetings.
Fort Scott Woman Killed in Car Crash
Fort Scott, Kansas. A car skidded off U S 69 and crashed into a field killing Mia Margaret Jones 49 of Fort Scott. Her daughter Wanda Jones 22 of Kansas City Kansas was the driver and lost control while passing another car. The mother was thrown clear and struck by the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
U. S. 69
Mia
Margaret Jones
Wanda Jones
Kansas City
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Mulberry
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Thomas Williams
Lakin
David Louis McDaniel
Holom
Racheal Kaiser
Gibson
Vyrl Warreh
Plierceville
Robert Johnson
Scott
Andrew Patrick Strasser
Marilyn Ann Ast
Jones and Pearl
Mra
John Mader
Rt. 3
Manter
Susan Kay Saffell
Ediit
Spencer Hooper
Pinecrest
Sth and
Fulton
Fred Smith
Holcomb
Lester Nay Alexander
Owen Sheritén Tunis
Charles Leo Hancock
Safford
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Incorp Invest
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Juse
Mouth
Orange
Chilula
Cape Henry
Bill
Massey-Ferguson
Sali
Western Feldspar Mining CO
Las Tune Crughers
Symons
Cane
Poe
Salida, Colorado
Niles
Jfk
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Senate Investigations
Valachi
Cean Nostra
Narelco
North Ether Ph H. Company
East Ind
Si Ig Tea
York 17
Garden City Jaco
Androcles and the Lion
College Players
Cleopatra
Garden City Telegram
Darlene Bauer
Carol Sullivan
Cheryl Brecheisen
Pat Schulz
Debra Summers
Kendall
NRA
Milton
Mitch
Chuck
Chicago
Meyers Yearbook Co
Juco
Tally-Ho
Linda Brown
Mandy
Woolworths
Woolworth's
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