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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1970
Page
11
The listing shows Grade A extra large eggs at 53 cents, Grade A large at 0.08 dollars, Grade A medium at 0.02, Grade A small at 0.03, Grade B large at 0.07, Grade C small at 0.02, and various cream prices including Swett Cream and Cream Premium. Hides are priced at 10 cents per pound for glue hides.
Fort Scott officials heard the Fort Scott Teachers Association salary commission seek a $200 annual base wage hike and greater base to advanced pay differentiation for higher schooling for 1970 71. The Iola Iola area obituary and school closure items follow in the same notice.
The Dow Jones average fell to 802.47 and the AP 60-stock average dropped to 274.5 at noon in moderate volume. Industrials led declines with rails and utilities also lower as declines slightly outweighed advances on the New York Stock Exchange.
Eugene Hale 65 of Deeper Life Menor died Tuesday after an extended illness. Funeral Friday 2:30 p.m. at New Hope Baptist Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Elmer A. Mattson 85 of rural Elsmere died Tuesday at Golden Age Lodge Nursing Home. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Elsmore Methodist Church, burial in Swedish Cemetery at Savenburg.
Parsons officials hear a odor plan from Jud Lackey of Jarboe Lackey Feed Yards after a California nutritionist study. Measures include oxidizer treatment, cutting cattle on feed by 6 000 to 14 000, and abandoning low lying pens. Another 2 000 cattle to be removed in 10 days to two weeks.
Allen County Community Junior College begins a new era as classes start in a northeastern Allen city campus. Students moved from Iola High School during the holiday break to the new site. Wilma M. Witten, 73, of 1219 S. Edith, died unexpectedly Monday at her home. She was born June 18, 1896, at Thayer and married William E. Witten in 1916. Survivors include two daughters and five sons, plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral services are set at 2 p.m. Thursday at Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. Leo Heer. burial in Thayer Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
A 1966 Chevrolet driven by Dan ny Joe Frye, 27, of Parsons and a 1966 Plymouth driven by Rand all L. Weast, 17, of Iola collided head-on about 6:20 p.m. Tuesday north of Erie. Mrs. Frye, 26, was admitted to Labette County Medical Center. Weast and Jane M. Leap, 18, were treated for cuts and bruises. Damage to both cars was about $1,200 each.
Chanute Elks Lodge honors Vicki Scott of Chanute High and Jay Blair of Midway High with 75 dollar scholarships for college choice. Their entries enter the state contest to be judged January 24 at El Dorado.
Fort Scott High School to continue the experimental breakfast program for at least one more month despite weak responses. Superintendent R. E. Hicks told the board that about 36 students per day are using the meal offered before classes. The program began in December.
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to ? pm with a census of 74 adults and pediatrics including four babies. Admissions Tuesday include Mrs May Baker A medical. Mrs James Rannells Iola surgery. Albert Smoot Iola medical. Thomas Craft 1002 N Steuben medical. Raymond Radford 1022 S Larson surgery. Today Elena Cunningham 1210 W 3rd surgery. Paul LeRoy 1610 S Malcolm surgery. Mrs Leslie Brubaker ola medical. Mrs Coye Valliere 1102 N Gertie medical. Tuesday entries include Mrs Allen Cochran Petrolia and Mrs Edward Rausch 1028 Rutter. Polic e Court action Luther J Luton Jr Parsons driving while intoxicated and transporting open bottle. hearing held Monday and fine paid 150 dollars.
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