Suits and Probate Notices in Chanute Area Courts
Notices include mortgage foreclosure against Wanda Crawford and others in Chanute, with Jan 26 1968 plead deadline. probate final settlement hearing for Alfred Petterson estate set for Jan 2 1968 in Erie. multiple district court actions in Neosho County naming numerous defendants and heirs awaiting judgments. livestock prices noting calves, hogs, and sheep in Chanute market.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF
Kansas
David J. Booth
Daniel K. Wickark
Samuel A. Wickark
Thomas Dye
Chanute Commercial Club
Popular City Gas Company
Coffeyville Vitrified Brick & Tile Company
District Court
Neosho County
First National Bank OF
Chanute
Commercial Club
Wanda J. Crawford
Memorial Building
State OF Kansas
Neosho
Sain County
Alfred Petterson
Burlie Petterson
Erie
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
South Steuben Avenue
Alberta Gough
Egg market report from Kansas CityAP
Kansas City wholesale egg prices show large eggs up 80 percent at 29 to 32 cents per dozen and medium eggs up 80 percent at 24 to 27 cents per dozen. Butter prices remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Butter prices hold steady in Chicago market
AP reports butter largely steady with egg prices mixed. White eggs grade A fetch 34 cents per dozen while mixed eggs at 33 cents and mediums at 27 cents.
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Chicago
Grain price quotes from Chicago markets
Chicago Wheat No 2 hard 1.55 and No 2 soft red 1.48. Corn No 2 yellow 1.1444–1.644. Oats No 2 heavy white 79.5. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.645. Soybean oil 8.65.
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Chicago
Wall Street gains Ease as Profit Taking Surfaces
Wall Street opened with a firm tone as the Dow rose to 884.94 up 1.50 amid profit taking in high flight stocks. Motors electronics and aerospace led early advances while traders noted preweekend accounting balance and AP’s 60-stock index up 1.1 to 317.7 with gains across industrials rails and utilities.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Hospital visiting hours and patient census report
Daily Transcript notes Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census lists 49 adults and pediatrics and five babies. Admissions, births, and dismissals for Thursday and today include names and addresses for medical cases and a birth in Thayer. Police and city court actions are also reported with bonds and citations.
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Guy Sell
Fredonia
Joseph Bauer
Humboldt
Fordl Daniels
S. Washington
John Gray Jr
Dale Stemple
N. Franklin
Reyes Hernandez
Bixby
Okla
Marie Wheat
W. 5Th
Francis Shafer
Thayer
Roy Dannelley
S. Lafayette
Carl Pullman
Andrew Rentz
Bryant Rest Home
Winfield Molen
Brornson
Margaret Cahill
Lavonburg
James Johnson
N. Kansas
Beulah
Steuben
Icy crash reports and library tale at public hours
Police received reports of two cars skidding on icy streets and hitting curbs, unbalancing front ends. Donald F. Venhaus and Junior Allen filed reports. Venhaus noted a damaged hubcap. Tony Biele, a Santa Fe Railroad crossing flagman, suffered a broken leg after a fall. The library hosts “Hark! Little Angel” tomorrow 10:30 to 11 a.m. Mrs. Mary Kisor of Des Moines visits J. S. Whitteberry’s sister-in-law.
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Donald F. Venhaus
W. 3Rd
Junior Allen
N. Evergreen
Venhaus
Tony Biele
Santa Fe
Mary Kisor
Des Moines
J. S. Whitteberry
Ticket Holders Decide SLO Symphony Program
Season ticket holders will choose next year’s programs for the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra from three categories symphonies piano concertos and other orchestral works Write in choices are allowed and after initial ballots the top three in each category will be voted on by audience cards sorted on stage at the first concert January 7 to decide the program
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
Wakefield Scout First Aid Drill Draws Police
A Wakefield First Parish Congregational Church scout troop staged a mock auto accident in the church lot for a first aid practice. Larry Brehaut and Donald Young set up cars and injured scouts, drawing onlooking police cruisers who promptly arrived before the drill ended.
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Wakefield
Mass
First Parish Congregational
Larry Brehaut
Donald Young
Quick growing compact tree aims for Christmas market
The Forest Genetics Institute in Ptla cer ville California announces a new quick growing compact tree for Christmas markets. Director F L Klugman notes the tree sprouts decorative stones as it matures and results from crossing two lodgepole pine varieties. About 15000 trees have been distributed this year with marketable production expected in four to six years.
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Ptlacerville, Calif
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Genetics Institute
F. L. Klugman
Virus outbreak cuts school attendance in Bartlesville area
An unidentified virus infection has reduced school attendance in Bartlesville and spread across Washington County. County nurse Beulah Diehl said the disease is keeping students out of school in several smaller towns, and Wayne Richardson, assistant superintendent, reported more than one in five students absent daily in Bartlesville.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Washington County
Beulah Diehl
Wayne Richardson
Prices Boost For Farmers Is Predicted
Kansas City AP report cites National Farmers Organization president Oren Lee Staley predicting higher farm prices through a planned holding action. Farmers would withhold grain by Jan 17 in 35 states, followed by meat and dairy actions to pressure contracts at fair levels. He says this uses normal business methods, not aiming to starve consumers, and hopes federal antitrust rulings will allow influence on price levels.
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Kansas City
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Staley
Manual Society of Debate
Steley
NFC
Secretary of Agriculture
Foster Parker Foster Parker 69 Dies After Illness
Foster Parker 69 of 1088 Evergreen died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. An antique dealer by trade he lived in the area all his life. Born May 25 1896 in Savonburg he is survived by 10 cousins. Memorial service set for 1 30 p m Monday in Johnson Chapel with Rev M E McBratney officiating. Burial in Huff Cemetery at Savonburg.
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Foster Parker
Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Savonburg
Johnson Chapel
M. E. McBratney
Huff Cemetery
Restraining Order Blocks Salina Uniforms Firm
A restraining order was issued by Judge Morris V. Hoobler enjoining Cradock Uniforms Inc and Joe M. Offill from further alleged violations of Kansas securities law. A hearing is set for Dec. 28. The complaint by Richard C. Pringle claims unregistered securities offerings and that Offill lacks broker dealer registration. The firm, employing up to 100, moved from Kansas City to Salina and suspended operations Dec. 1. Offill resides in Overland Park.
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Salina, Kan
Craddock Uniforms Inc
Joe M. Offill
Morris V. Hoobler
Saline County District Court
Richard C. Pringle
Kansas Securities Commissioner
O'ffill
Cigarette tax shares allotted to Kansas counties
The 105 counties shared 1,090,580.30 in cigarette tax revenue for the three months ending November 30, with Sedgwick County receiving 168,925.22 the largest and Greeley 1,088.29 the smallest. Other amounts include Allen 8,029 Neosho 9,465.80 Wilson 7,010.80 and Woodson 2,505.61.
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Topeka
Walter H. Peery
Sedgwick County
Greeley
Allen County
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Russian soprano Valeria Barsova dies at 76
Valeria Barsova a famed Russian singer died at Sochi on the Black Sea after a heart attack Tass reported. She sang 28 years with the Bolshoi Opera and performed concerts abroad.
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Moscow
Valeria Barsova
Sochi
Black Sea
Tass
Bolshoi Opera
Pediatric Unit Has New Look at Wake Memorial
Children in the pediatric unit at Wake Memorial Hospital in Raleigh now ride red wagons instead of stretchers or wheelchairs. The new look features brightly colored murals of fairy tale figures and circus clowns on former gray walls.
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Raleigh, N.C
Raleigh’s
Wake Memorial Hospital
Truck Crash Kills Oklahoma Man Near Matfield Green
Cecil C. Gunter 60 of Oklahoma City died when his truck skidded on ice on the Kansas Turnpike near Matfield Green and plunged into a ditch Thursday.
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Matfield Green
Kan
Cecil C. Gunter
Oklahoma City
Kansas Turnpie
Chanute Tribune Staff and circulation notes
Publisher Dwight McCreight and News Editor Wayne J. Smith lead Chanute Tribune. Rates outline annual and quarterly mail and carrier options for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Chanute boxholders.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Fma
Dorsey Osborn
Fire destroys stores on Kingman Main Street
In sub freezing weather firefighters battled a blaze that destroyed the Hoover variety store and the Stuart hardware on Kingman Main Street. The fire caused smoke and water damage to a second hardware store and a radio repair shop. Helpers from Harper Anthony Pratt and Sedgwick joined the Kingman volunteers. Total damage estimated well over 50000 dollars.
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Kingman, Kan
Hoover Variety
Stuart Hardware
Kingman
Harper, Anthony, Pratt
Sedgwick County
Kingman Volunteer Department
Roy Kuhn
Congressional Arithmetic in Air Mail Stamps Rise
Washington AP reports a lesson in congressional arithmetic as the House voted to raise members air mail stamp allowances by 40 percent to 14 cents after air mail stamps increase 25 percent to 10 cents in January.
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Washington
House
Scout News Pack 235 Den 4 Christmas Meeting
Den 4 planned a Monday afternoon family adoption as Christmas plans. Mike Wimsett led the opening flag salute while Scott Allen demonstrated tricks. Robert Hanson led the cub scout promise to close. Den mothers are Mrs. Jim Hutchison Mrs. Bill Carl and Mrs. Kenneth Wimsett.
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Den
Mike Wimsett
Scott Allen
Robert Hanson
Jim Hutchison
Bill Carl
Kenneth Wimsett
Indian seaside resort planned near Trivandrum
In Kerala, eight miles from Trivandrum, India plans its first major seaside resort. The government will build a 100 bed air conditioned hotel cottages and recreational facilities at Kovalam seabeach.
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New Delhi
Kovalam
Trivandrum
Kerala
India
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Mary Lee Frederick
Joseph Adams Praitis
Charles Mograin
James Stuart Mograin
Emma Mograin
Mary Jane Mograin
Amanda Mograin
Steven Carr
Joe Burris
Joe Burroughs
Mary Burroughs
John Moffit
Paul A. Hewitt
Harrison Prouket
Mary Prouket
David Lynch
Delos Johnson
Mable Johnson
Mable Johnson Hurt
Jefferson Hurt
J. J. Hurt
Township Twenty - Eight
Range Mether
Joseph Adams
K.C
Chicago Grain
Wells Clothiers Royce
WELLS
Daily Transcript
Mickey J. Callarman
Ted Wheeler
W. Std
Oklahoma
Salina Firm
Skylark
Singer
Allen
Woodson Counties
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Scout News
Allen Monument Company
S. Central
Truitt
N. Steubes
Buick
Mitchell Motor Co
Chanute, Kansas
Foodtown
W. Main
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