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Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 2

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Garden City, Kansas
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New Masonic Officers Tyrian Lodge No. 246, AF and AM, recently installed officers for 1968 in a special ceremony at the Lodge. New officers, front row from left, are Elmer Haas senior steward; LeRoy Vannaman, senior deacon; Raymond Heer, senior warden; George W. (Bud) Daniel, master; Raymond Roth, junior warden; Charles H. (Tod) Williams, junior deacon and Wallace Larson, Johnson Photo Servlca junior steward.

Back row, from left, Jerome B. Stonehocker, trustee; Ralph Dowd, trustee; Roy Caswell, treasurer; Luther Largent, trustee; William D. Snyder, secretary; Bill Leon Daniels, chaplain and Charles B. Sinclair, tyler. Clayton Ladwig was installing officer and J.

E. Greathouse was installing marshal). Masonry products, ALL-N-ONE MEASURING TOOL 4 29 PROTRACTOR The ONE Tool That Makes Your Home Workshop Complete USE IT AS SQUARE LEVEL PLUMB DEPTH GAUGE DOWEL GAUGE SAW GUIDE MARKING GAUGE STUD MARKER NAIL GAUGE SCREW GAUGE SCRIBER STANLEY THE TOOL BOX OF THE WORLD Many Believe Fictional Detective Alive Loan Firm Gets Letters to Holmes LONDON (AP) The Abbey National Building Society receives some curious mail, filled with such phrases as "the police are stumped" and "I beg of hurry." The letters are addressed to Sherlock Holmes, the famous fictional detective who solved the most mysterious cases and explained afterward to his assistant, "Elementary, my dear Watson." The 'problem is that Holmes' creator, author Arthur Conan Doyle, gave him an address of 221B Baker St. There is no 221B today, but there is a Abbey National Building Society, one of Britain's biggest homa loan companies. Postmen deliver the Holmes letters there.

It seems a good many people believe that Holmes not only is still alive. At a rough guess this would mafca Holmes 113 years old. "We get at least one letter a week." said an Aibbey em- ploye. "Some of those who write, particularly from abroad, clearly believe that Holmes really exists." Among hundreds of letters received over the years are many from behind the Iron Curtain. Many simply ask Holmes for his autograph or photograph but others have a desperate ring.

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Needs no stirring or shaking. Polished aluminum. 4.99 genuine difficulties, the writers are advised to get in touch with a lawyer or the police. Abbey employes appear to be fis good Holmes fans as the next man and writers' are le down gently. They are told: "We are sure you are aware that Mr.

Holme is no longer with us." ife Begins Forty at His 2 Wives By ROBERT PETERSON Many elders' on limited in- omes Who write to this column veave sad stories of privation and loneliness. But heieVa re- reshing letter from a man who says lie is enjoying the best years of his life on. an income of slightly more than $10iO mouthy: 'Trti 67 years old and have never been writes this man from Fall River Mass. "My biggest mistakes in life were getting married twice. But fortunately I divorced one and am separated from th-a other.

Now, hurrah I live alone and love it. "For nearly half a century I worked hard six days a week I ran a couple of small stores and was on the job 16 hours a day for decades. A lot of good it did me. When my first wife divorced me she took my house and cash and made me pay her alimony for 13 years The second wife took what was left. "When I retired at $5 my Social wasn't, enough to live on, so the; state gives me a welfare supplement.

Thanks to welfare I don't have to worry about medical bills. This in handy as I need drugs for diabetes, medicine for my eyes, and dental work. "Ih tlie past 1 never had time for fishing. But now I go out in ah old boat nearly every day. I always come home with weighing up to 25 pounds.

I sell 'em or give 'em away. You don't need much to be happy. I've got just a room to sleep in, a television to watch, and a gas burner to cobk But boy am I happy! I'm just afraid someone will come along and wake me up and I'll discover I'm still young with stars in my eyes Jooktfag ahead to marriage and a career. Would I want to turn back the clock? Not on your life." 1 A physician tells me he recently had a call from a woman who made an appointment for her son to come in for a checkup. She said she hoped vitamins or something could be prescribed as he was nervous and lacked energy.

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