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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
1
Market notes show various eggs and grains with mixed changes and closing prices. In Kansas City, cattle and calves counts are small with tests not met. hogs down, sows steady, and sheep insufficient for test, with specific ranges for barrows, gilts, and weights.
New York The stock market extended its rally to new highs with heavy trading in the first hour of the day. Xerox gained about four points and IBM rose around two as motors, steels, and rails led advances while aircrafts lagged. The Associated Press index climbed 1.0 to 282.5. Industrials rose 4, rails 6, utilities 2. The Dow Jones 40 industrials at noon stood at 745.43, up 2.61.
U.S. Representative Avery of Kansas Second District will arrive at the Warren Hotel in Garden City at 2:30 p.m. Monday for a meet and talk session with interested residents. A social security representative will be at the Courthouse basement Tuesday from 9:20 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. In other notes, KU sophomore Mike Johnson hosts seven Colombian student leaders in a Shay vigil and participants in the 1903 American Everest Expedition trained in Mt. Rainier and Grand Teton.
Admissions and dismissals reported for St Catherine and surrounding locations list numerous individuals by name and address. Entries include patients such as Mrs Jannes Sloan 617 Kayene and Randy Johnson Scott City, with dismissals noted for several individuals across multiple streets and towns.
A daughter was born to Myr and Mrs Casper Schiffelbein at St Catherine on Sept 19 at 10 25 p m weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces A son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Scheuerman on Sept 20 at 1 43 am weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces Mrs Lorenzo C Regester 1207 Belmont Garden City reports birth notices for local families
Police records list multiple bond postings including Marie Parr and Catherine Arteaga for no driver's license, James Baker for speeding, plus others with varying fines. District court grants divorce and sentences for burglary cases. several defendants receive prison terms in Kansas State Prison and Industrial facilities. Civil action involves Wheatland Electric condemnation for right of way with Roemer and Kientert versus Healy Cooperative.
Milwn Lynd Thompson, 19, of Mangum Oklahoma, and Karen Elliott, 18, of Garden City, are listed in a marriage license notice. Filing details indicate a standard legal notice of nuptial intent and eligibility.
Gladys Rutherford owner of Wrens Studio finished a portrait painting class by Eva Briggs in Detroit Michigan. She is now back to oil work at Wrens Studio and is currently painting three life size portraits for the White House using a heavy oil method from photographs.
Cecil Baker district sales manager attended the World Book, Encyclopedia and Childcraft annual sales conference in Chicago as a guest of the educational publishing firm. Baker, 1804 St. John, is among about 1,800 district managers across the U S, Canada and several countries abroad. The Chicago session ran Sunday to Wednesday with two days of business sessions and a concluding tour of the company's offices and the Merchandise Mart.
Fred Brockert and R L Hudspeth of Garden City and Leland Warner of Dodge City travel to Denver for a district sales meeting of United Biscuit Co. Brockert, a Bowman Biscuit Co. salesman, and Hudspeth, district manager, head to the event and return by tomorrow night.
Salinas Calif AP families of Mexican nationals dead in Tuesday train bus collision near Salinas will share at least 750000 in workmen s compensation. The 31st death Margarita Delgado Timeo occurred Thursday night. Thirty others injured. Payments funded by a treaty between the United States and Mexico regulating use of braceros.
Jakarta seeks to ease frayed ties with Britain after anti British protests following Malaysia’s creation. Sukarno promises protection for foreign properties as 10,000 demonstrators burn the British Embassy and homes of various firms are pillaged. Arrests reported. Britain wary as security pacts remain with Sarawak and North Borneo.
WATCHINSON AP Kan sas State Fair ends with attendance around 507000 over seven days, topping last year by 7000. Grand champion bull Halstein from Chester DeWerff and Sons of Ellinwood, grand champion cow to Robert Siemens of Halstead. 4 H encampment crops judging winner Cloud County, foods and nutrition Labette County. Champion ram Suffolk Johnny Bryan Fort Stockton Texas, best ram Dwight Stone Medicine Lodge. Southdown top honors Henry Moehle and Sons Enid Oklahoma.
Mrs. Louie Landgraf 82 longtime Graham County resident died Thursday night at St. Catherine Hospital after a brief illness. Born March 25, 1881 she married John Landgraf Sr. in 1899. he died in 1957. Surviving are one son two daughters a stepson a step sister a sister three brothers and several grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday at Garland Chapel with burial in Valley View Cemetery.
Lehonidas O Dye 85 longtime Kearny County resident died Wednesday after a long illness. Born June 4 1878 in Parkersburg West Virginia he came to Kearny County in 1885 and lived there since. He worked for the Santa Fe and the county road department. Surviving is the widow a daughter Betty Lou died 1930. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm in the Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev Chet Mueller officiating burial in Lakin Cemetery. Kendall funeral for Thomas Victor Huber 78 will be Saturday at 2 pm in the Methodist Church. He was born August 12 1885 in Chicago and moved to Kendall 77 years ago. Surviving are sister Mrs Martha Allen and brother William Roth both of Kendall rural. Burial in Kendall Cemetery.
Nearly 1,000 Boy Scouts and leaders from a 19 county area will attend the Santa Fe Trail Council Camporall at Hodgeman County Camp. The event features an Advancment theme, special pioneering projects, a Sunday fishing derby and family picnic. Walter Wagner of Garden City directs advancement, Robert Baker of Ashland leads camping, with drinking water now available from a new well. Public invited to visit and watch the Scouts in action.
Mrs Roy Headrick 65 Kis met died yesterday morning at Epworth Hospital Liberal after two years of ill health. A former Seward County teacher, she leaves husband Roy and three sons LeRoy Plains Larry Wichita, daughter Mrs Dannie Clodfel ler Baldwin, two brothers and two sisters, plus 11 grandchildren. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Kismet Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial in Liberal Memorial Gardens.
Princess Anne, aged three, travels from Scotland with Queen Elizabeth II to attend Benenden, an elite girls school near London. She begins life as an English schoolgirl, shedding royal apron strings as the change takes effect.
Mayor Boutwell welcomed a presidential commission to Birmingham to aid racial peace but opposed calls for troops. Kennedy named Marl Blaik and Kenneth C. Royall to lead the mission, praising them as capable and politically independent. Boutwell blamed outsiders for heightening tensions as FBI and authorities pursue justice for the church bombing and earlier acts.
Weekly lunch menu details for Monday through Friday include chicken supreme, beef tips, macaroni and cheese, salmon loaf, and various sides with desserts. Published in The Garden City Telegraph on Sept 20 1963, the text also references county commission proceedings from September 1964 listing attendees and payroll figures.
A legals page lists health staff, nursing suppliers, and medical vendors in Garden City. Entries include nurses R M Fenton and Hoyt, druggists Norris and Renick, hospitals, welfare and welfare-related entities, and multiple payments totaling 90 714.53 to various organizations such as City of Garden City, Renick Drug Store, and Biard UWL Nursing Home, with many names and firms in health care and public welfare.
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