Local hospital admissions and police notices list
Readable OCR shows admissions for Anna C. Gribble, Lee Towns imperil, Mrs. James Concannon, Mrs. Ronald Gloma, Bill Gundlach, Agmiller, Boyd Morris, Julius Vultauist, Lisa Marie Austin, Kathleen Chrystie, Pete Carria, Hocomb, Debra Sie Brewer, Leopold, Hubert Caldwell. dismissals at St Catherine, Maestas, Dinkel, Jacobs, Lavern Wright, De Anna Martin, Foreman, Shafer. police bonds posted for several residents including Stovall, Wright, Maestas, Kells, Smith, Marez. traffic accidents on 7th Spruce and in the 200 block of W Holies. warranty deeds and numerous real estate transfers. marriage licenses in Garden City. county criminal and district court items including burglary, insufficient funds, and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Carria
Holcomb
Hope
James Troy Stovall
Satanta
Robert Eldred Wright
Phom
Maestes
Ernest R. Kells
Olive
Dennis Edward Smith
Walnut
Solero D. Marez
Raymont Alfred U Waffmaster
N. Ltd
Local market report with livestock and grain prices
Market update from Garden City and Kansas City Livestock exchanges. Cattle receipts total 447 head with steers mainly 22 to 24, some up to 28.50. heifers and cows show broad ranges. Hogs, calves, and vealers trend lower to mixed. Grains list soy and barley prices with small increases and declines across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Ty Sty
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Plans for Worry Clinic Oct. 3 at First Methodist
Plans are complete for the second annual Women's Worry Clinic to be held at the First Methodist Church in Dodge City on Thursday Oct. 3. It is sponsored by Southwest Kansas mental health associations and last year drew 315 women from 15 counties. A six-class program led by named officials from Dodge City to Syracuse is planned, with a noon meal included for a $2.50 registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Mental Health Associations of
Southwest Kansas
John Clinton
Dodge City
Kansas Association of Mental Health
Joseph de Lucia
Area Mental Health Center
Garden City
Robert Yolland
Sublette
R. Dale Boles
Marion Craney
Kansas Assai For
Robert Whitfield
Youthville
Newton
Lany Riggs
J.phiessen
Larned State Hospital
C. E. Pellerson
Syracuse
Pierre Teiling
Tvader
Tfarry Walz
Tome
Rea Jacquart
Satanta
Ruth Bostwick
Senate approves defense bill in Washington
In Washington, the Senate passed a defense appropriation of 47,339,707,000 by a 77 to 0 vote after defeating major cut attempts. The bill returns to the House which previously approved 258 million less. The article also notes criticisms on federal employment figures and U S policy shifts, including a pause on new Indonesian economic aid and a stagnant August for key economic indicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bil
John W. Byrnes
House
Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Civil Service Commission
United States
Indonesia
U.S
Sukarno
Great Britain
Malaysia
Britain to attend NATO nuclear fleet talks with caveat
London will participate in American sponsored talks on a proposed NATO nuclear surface fleet but only if it does not bind Britain to join and if alternatives are discussed. Foreign Secretary Home will convey the cabinet decision to U S officials and press for widening talks to consider options beyond the mixed manned Palatig fleet proposed by President Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Home
Dean Rusk
Home
New York
Rusk
Kennedy
Nonaggression Pact Next for East West
AP reported cautious hope that Soviet Premier Khrushchev will negotiate a second step to reduce nuclear war risk after the test ban. Western pressures from China tensions, Soviet crop failures, and lessons from the Cuban missiles crisis push toward possibly an East-West nonaggression pact and observer guard plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
U. S
Soviet Union
Red China
Iron Curtain
West Berlin
Senate
Kennedy
Bean Ruskins
Washington
Deaths Toll From Lightning Strike At City Dump
Funeral arrangements are pending for Donald Eugene Lile 17 killed when lightning struck him during a rain at a city dump He was shoveling waste from a pickup at the back of the truck The coroner said death was instantaneous The funeral home Phillips White is in charge of arrangements Also Mrs John Lesser 72 died at St Catherine Hospital after illness Born March 11 1891 in Peru Ind She moved from Topeka to live with her daughter in Garden City Survivors include four daughters a son and siblings Funeral will be in Topeka Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Eugene Lile
Frank Eichhorn
Finney County
Lile
Phillips - White Funeral Home
John Lesser
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
Peru
Ind
Topeka
H. P. Winger
Lesser
Tdsl
Winger
Jewel Wilson
Nadine Peel
Norma Armstrong
Roy Armstrong
San Antonio
Tex
Bert Doud
Mabel Mann
Myrtle Root
Hubert Wolford
Fort Worth
Phillips-White Funeral Home
B Raymond Austin dies after heart attack in McPherson
B Raymond Austin, 71, father of Dr. John O. Austin of Garden City, died at his McPherson home yesterday afternoon after a heart attack. He was retired manager of A. L. Duckwall in McPherson and had lived there since 1918 after moving from Dodge. Surviving include his widow Mala, a brother J. R. Austin Collyer, four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Quiring-Glidden Chapel in McPherson with graveside at 2 p.m. at Roselawn Cemetery in Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Raymond Austin
John O. Austin
Garden City
McPherson
A. L. Duckwall
Dodge City
Mala
J. R. Austin Collyer
Man Hurtin Fall from Horse
A local man Keith Downer aged 28 is recovering at St. Catherine Hospital from a broken ankle and thigh after being thrown from a horse at Finney County Fair grounds Monday night. He is a buyer for Garden City Sale Co. and runs the firm's feedlot north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Hospital
Keith Downer
Garden City Sale Co
Finney County Fairgrounds
Downer
Antarctica
Palance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna C. Gribble
Handall
Lee Towns
James Concannon
Center
Ronald Gloma
Bill Carl Gundlach
Stone Hoon
Legals
Charles Potucek Jr
M. D. Niedens
W. T. Unelskamp
Lawrence BE. Deaver
Carl O'Brien
Jones and Walker
Shaimon G. Walters
Irene
Cb Ux
Urban Gerber
Hund
Rigrish
Youne
Mildred Bean
McAllister
Artan Gerber
Et Ux
Crore Pistonielarop
Jones
Howare TH. Gibson
Loren I. Abrams
Stoffet
Menfenhalles
Emerson and Bales
George Hayden Jr
W. Kirchoff
Vincent D. Reichert
Howard F. Gibson
Fairmount
Cash and Carry Lumber Co
Don ‘Alley
Parkwood Third
Percival Insurance Agency
Woodrow Peters
Crown Heights
Ralph Dowd
Darling Dugan
Norban B. Nevens
Ethel Johson
Jonald L. Walker
Carol Marlin
Allen J. Kemp
Mildred Wiley
N. 2Nd
Merle Duane Bealim
N. Main
Daryl Joseph Fives
Deerfield
Thomas C. White
Cimarron
Gilbert Commuso
McCook
Neb
William J. Burgess
Tulsa
William
Douglas
Lloyd Larson
Rt. 1
Vera Delores Mata
Victor Jack Mata
Jowan Ingargiola
Frank Ingargiola
Merle D. Evans
Evans
Bob Dole
Kansas
Evanses
Philadelphia
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Clinton
Albert Ryan
Fred Maxwell
Ulysses
C. &. Petterson
Blanche McCart
Duane West
McCart
Plymell Church
Church of the Brethren
County Welfare Department
Ruby Perez
W. Santa Fe
Poland
Warsaw
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Commerce Department
Garden City Telegram
John M. Hightower
Washington (Ap
Quebec
Union Nationale
Colonization
J.D. Begin
Antonio Talbit
Gerald Martineau
Alfred Hardy
Arhur Bouchard
Liberals
Equity Federal Credit Union
North 6Th Street
USDA
Maxwell House Fee
Sofiln
California
Tokay
Spencer's
Ololera
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