Hog Trend Up and Cattle Steady at Kansas City Market
Kansas City market report shows hogs higher with barrows and gilts up to 23.50, sows 13.50-15.00, while cattle remain steady with grain fed steers 22.50-24.50 and heifers 22.00-26.50. Sheep hold steady, lambs 16.00-17.50, and various stocker and feeder prices noted for calves and bulls. Kansas City and Parsons regions list mixed grades and weights for hogs, cattle, and sheep with multiple price ranges.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U S
U.S
Wheat market update and local notes from Chanute Kansas
Kansas City Wheat prices held steady with No 2 hard at 2.03 to 2.05 per bushel and other grades near 2.01 to 2.22. Corn mixed gains followed by oats and milo prices. News brief highlights Koch Furniture owners’ Chicago and Dallas furniture markets and a Kansas education survey film shown to local groups. Local incidents include eggs thrown on cars by Chanute youths and a Chanute man released on recognizance for intoxication.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Wall Street Gains widen in heavy late trading
The stock market broadened its gains in heavy afternoon trading led by steels autos rails oils utilities airlines tobaccos and most drugs and chemicals. Copper aircrafts and electrical equipment mixed while gold miners rallied. Factors cited include reinvestment for 1961 hopes for an upturn and expectations the Kennedy administration would spur the economy. Corporate bonds rose as governments slipped. Trade was very slow.
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New York
Kennedy
Hospital Dismissals and Admissions Listed for Neosho
Daily Transcript item outlines dismissals and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses. It lists multiple patients admitted for medical and surgical care, several dismissals yesterday, a birth, and today’s admissions. A district court filing in Chanute shows Securities Acceptance Corp of Concordia vs. E L Lambert with a $5,000 claim and costs.
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District Court Filing
Chanute
Securities Acceptance Corp. of Concordia
E. L. Lambert
Pisinoff
Last Lap of Old Mexico Tour Ends With Reflections
Esther Watkins reports the final installment of the Kansas UNESCO tour of Old Mexico. On December 30 the group travels from Laredo to Dallas then home, noting weather shifts from rain to snow and farewells in Coffeyville Chanute and Cherryvale. Members praise hospitality, scenery, crafts, and intercultural ties forged during the journey.
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Fina
Kansas
Unesco
Old Mexico
Henry Watkins
Esther Watkins
Laredo
Gearharts
Smiths
Bailey's
Mexico
Mr. Moore
San Antonio
Dallas
Dilley
Chicken Shack
Austin
Duke University
Tom Willis
Tom
Calvin
Oklahoma
Wetumpka
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Nearby
Grover Cleveland Jackson 76 of rural Humboldt died at home after long illness. Born November 3, 1884 near Yates Center he lived on farms near Humboldt most of his life. Survivors include wife Nora and daughter Lois. funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home. Mrs George Wright 85 a former resident of Altoona and Neodesha died in Watsonville California after a stroke. Two sons a daughter and four grandchildren survive. Lloyd Philander Pittser 72 of Chanute died Saturday at Neosho Manor after a one year illness. He was a former custodian at First National Bank and is survived by two sons one daughter eight grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Burial arrangements at East Hill Cemetery.
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Grover Cleveland Jackson
Humboldt
Yates Center
Maple Grove
Lois Jackson
Jesse
Ira
Santa Ana
Calif
Johnson Funeral Home
E. L. Enyeart
Maple Grove Eub Church
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
George Wright
Walter R. Wright
Chanute
Altoona
Neodesha
Watsonville
Watsonville Community Hospital
Wright
Lloyd Philander Pittser
Neosho Manor
Erie
John W. Pittser
First National Bank
Evaline Willson
Kingsdown
Cecil A
Kansas City
Richard
Plainville
Charles Drake
Elkhorn
John W
Ollie
Davenport
Blanche Watts
Erie Federated Church
J. M. Torrence
East Hill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Pete Guadian Heads Mexican Fiesta Group
Pete Guadian was elected president of the 1961 Mexican Fiesta committee at a meeting at St. Patrick's school. Officers named include John Alonzo as vice president Enos Perez as secretary William Jimenez as treasurer Crespin De La Torre as assistant treasurer and Cruz Jimenez as assistant secretary. Plans for the September 15 16 Fiesta were discussed. Four board members will be named later.
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Pete Guadian
St. Pat‘rick’s
John Alonzo
Enos Perez
William Jimenez
Crespin de la Torre
Cruz Jimenez
Guadian
de la Torre
Rosario Gutierrez
Board of Directors
Docking Denies Clemency for Three Inmates
TOPEKA AP Gov George Docking rejected executive clemency applications from Lowell Lee Andrews Richard Eugene Hickock and Earl Wilson, continuing prior plans to allow the gallows sentence to stand.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Lowell Lee Andrews
Richard Eugene Hickock
Earl] Wilson
Asthma Formula Prescribed Most By Doctors
The asthma formula used by doctors for private patients is now available without prescription. Medical tests show it stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from recurring asthma spasms in tiny tablets called Premaiene.
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New York
Primatene claims long relief for asthma symptoms
Advertises Primatene as opening bronchial tubes loosening mucus and easing tension without injections. Promotes a three medicine combined formula at prescription strength for asthma distress claiming night sleep and freedom from spasms. Priced at 9% cents at drug stores.
Funeral Services for Gossett and Hogg Held Today
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Thomas Edward Gossett at the Erie Christian church with Rev. Joseph Brown officiating. Burial followed at East Hill Cemetery and Pierce Funeral Home managed arrangements. Also today, James Russell Hogg, 62, Newark, N J, died Friday of a heart attack. services were at 2 pm at Holton Christian church with burial at Circleville Cemetery in Holton. Survivors include his mother Mrs Caroline Hogg and siblings in Arkansas City and Florida. parents were former Buffalo residents.
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Gossett
Thomas Edward Gossett
Erie
Erie Christian Church
Joseph Brown
East Hill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Hogg
James Russell Hogg
Holton Christian Church
Circleville
Holton
Padden
Newark
N. J
Caroline Hogg
Vivian Hayman
Arkansas City
Leor Hogg
Florida
Bruce Hogg
Buffalo
Hearing expert to visit Chanute for free consultations
Sonotone hearing specialist Mr. Grover Davis will offer free examinations and counsel on hearing problems at the Hotel Tioga on January 11 and January 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. The event includes an audio metric test and information on the ear level hearing aid, with at home appointments available and no charge or obligation.
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Grover Davis
Hotel Tioga Wed
Irwin Rites Held for Milton A Irwin in Colony Kansas
Milton A Irwin died Saturday at 10 15 PM after several days illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital He was born February 6 1880 in Wilson County and moved to Colony in 1909 where he entered the merchantile business He retired in 1950 He married Merta Longstreth in 1902 They lived in Colony and Chanute and operated the Lafayette Street store now P and H Grocery Surviving are his wife two sons Glen and Lewis a daughter Anna seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren and two brothers Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Roy B Gibson Funeral Home with Rev Charles Wesley Garrett officiating Burial will be in Colony Cemetery
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Milton Allen Irwin
Gomez
Mendoza
Kansas
Gonzales
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Scott
Mary Jane Irwin
Wilson County
Colony
Merta Longstreth
Chanute
Lafayette
Main
P & H Grocery
Methodist Church
Irwin
Glen Irwin
Wymore
Neb
Lewis Irwin
Ottawa
Anna Irwin
Kansas City
Kan
Lewis P. Irwin
Los Angeles
F. W. Irwin
Mission
Claire
Roy 8
Gibson Funeral Home
Charles Wesley Garrett
Colony Cemetery
Emma Frye of Petrolia dies after long illness
Emma Frye born June 22 1875 in Osceola Missouri dies at home of daughter Mrs Lester Hodges Petrolia after a long illness. She lived in the area since 1910 moving from Lowry City. Survived by daughter Mrs Hodges two sons Charles H Long Beach California Homer P Woodland Hills California six grandchildren eight great grandchildren two great great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m Johnson Mortuary Rev Kenneth Ellsworth officiating Elmwood Cemetery.
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Emma F. Frye
Petrolia
Lester Hodges
Osceola
Lowry City
John Henry Frye
First Baptist Church
Royal Neighbors of America
Hodges
Charles H
Long Beach
Calif
Homer P
Woodland Hills
Johnson Mortuary
Kenneth Ellsworth
Elmwood Cemetery
Obituary notices from Chanute and Yates Center areas
Two death notices from Kansas: Carman Lutz of Coffeyville region and Roy Ingraham of Yates Center both died after illnesses. Lutz with survivors Joseph Lutz and relatives. services at Ford Funeral Home Coffeyville with burial at Robbins Cemetery. Ingraham survived by wife Stella and daughter Ethel England. funeral at Campbell Funeral Home Yates Center.
Humboldt coach and official Vernon Hawver dies at 37
Vernon Eugene Hawver of Humboldt died unexpectedly Sunday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He coached in Riley and Humboldt, taught at Riley from 1945 to 1951 and 1951 to 1953, and was sales manager of Humboldt Brick and Tile. He served in the 11th airborne division in WWII and was a longtime state football and basketball official. He is survived by his wife Marjorie, two sons, a daughter, his mother, and four brothers. Funeral set Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Humboldt Methodist Church with Rev. Gene Taylor. burial Mount Hope Cemetery. Johnson Funeral Home in charge.
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Vernon Eugene Hawver
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
11Th Airborne Division
Japan
Kansas City Junior College
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Riley
Humboldt Brick and Tile Company
Marjorie McGrath
Humboldt Methodist Church
American Legion of Chanute
Humboldt Rotary Club
Little League
Structural Clay ‘Products Institute
Daniel
Patrick
Nancy
N. M. Hawver
Francis Ear
Lloyd
James F
Floyd
Gene Taylor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
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Parsons Livestock
White Rock
Robert Koch
Koch Brothers Furniture
Mrs. Koch
Kafir
Rye
Bailey
Shorts
Hutton
Murray Hill
Methodist Men's Club
Buford Fisher
Tom Breithner
Dale Atkins
Breiner
East Main
Atkins
West Main
Clayton Wells
Rosa
Kenneth Brown
W. 7Th
Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
George Miller
Tribune
Wall Street
T&t Peewee
Anaconda
Atchison
Kan P & L
Daily Transcript
John Thomison
N. Washington
Avery Carter
James Reid
S. Highland
Terry Reed
S. Henry
Dale
Dean Hinrich
Richard Doty
Harmon Wolken
Thayer
Walter Myers
Lyle Swink
S. Evergreen
Fred Fairchild
S. Steuben
Coffeyville
Cherryvale
Hazel Thompson
Tioga
Manhattan
Abilene
Anna Reed
Lucille Anderson
Patzenaro
Harold Anderson
Frances Squire
Patzcuaro
Lena Wilson
Marie Stipp
Frank Butin
Mae Smith
Albert Smith
Marjorie Gearhart
Charles Gearhart
Cresent Owens
Sily
Elma Pence
Emma Lienemann
Ellen McKellips
Myrtle Bass
Mrs. Jones
Mexico City
Fern Wilson
Pauline Smith
Ella Meyer
Amy Meyers
Effie McBee
Henry
Chanute, Kans
South Pacific
Calvert
Ethel Lea Miller
Dearing
Cherokee Masonic Hospital
Cherokee
Okla
Jet
John P. Hertweck Sr
Eleanor Lutz
Independence
Joseph Lutz
Pampa
Tex
Ford Funeral Home
Joe B. Brown
Co. R
Roy) Ingraham
C. R
Stella
Ethel England
Wichita
Campbell Funeral Home
Pam
Florsheim
Roblee
Pedwin
Buster Brown
Clara Barton
E. Main Sr
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