Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City AP reports cattle and hog movements with mixed changes across classes. Cattle herd: calves light, steers steady to weak, cows steady to weak, stockers steady to 25 lower. vealers 23 to 28. Hogs: 5,000 head, barrows and gilts steady to strong, sows up 25, 1-3 200-240 lb barrows and gilts 17.50 to 17.85. sows 14.25 to 15.25. Sheep 4,300: lambs weak to 25-50 lower, ewes steady, top lambs 16.59 to 16.75.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Billy Moore Lacey
Mrs Leota Marguerite Lacey 43 of Fort Scott and formerly Chanute died unexpectedly Sunday morning in Mercy Hospital Fort Scott where she had been a patient briefly. Born June 21 1917 in Fort Scott to William Graves and Renna Graves she grew up there and married Billy Moore Lacey April 6 1955 in Miami Ohio. Survivors include husband parents two sisters and two brothers and mother-in-law. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Cheney Memorial Chapel Fort Scott with Rev Fred Jones officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Leota Marguerite Lacey
Fort Scott
Chanute
Mercy Hospital
William Albert Graves
Renna Avis Graves
Miami
Ohlo
S. Santa Fe
First Baptist Church
William A. Graves
Earl
Gwendolyn) Smith
Haysville
Alvin ‘Bertha’ Gray
William A
Louis A
W. A. Lacey
S. Evergreen
Cheney Memorial Chapel
Fred Jones
Evergreen Cemetery
Monie W. Wittsell
Erie
Elsmore
Andrew Wittsell
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Heford Jr
Humboldt
Stevie Fulps
N. Western
Earl Moore
S. Central
Har- Mary Shipp
Savonburg
Mildred Franklin
la Mesa
Calif
Armour
Phoenix
Ariz
J. E., Savenburg
Hannah Berglund
Lola
Erie Federated Church
J. M. Torrence
Huff Cemetery
Stark
Pierce Funeral Home
Evan T. Strawn
Thayer
Parsons
Harvey County
Champlain Strawn
Anna Mary Funk Strawn
Susie Junk
Independence
Missouri
Methodist Church
Eastern Star Lodge
ATA
American Legion of
Eliza Holloway
San Francisco
Thearle
Nellie Strawn
Nina Smoot
Venetia van Slyke
Windsor
Thayer Cemetery
Engel Funeral Home
Births and deaths mark week at Neosho hospital
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Cecil Barnhart of Eric welcoming a boy. Obituaries note Monie W Wittsell 77 dies at his Erie area farm after a stroke. Funeral plans set for Erie Federated church. Also reports Evan T Strawn 72 of Thayer dies at Mercy Parsons and George Morrow 51 dies at Neodesha hospital after long illness. Multiple admissions and dismissals follow in Erie area hospitals. Funeral notices include Mrs Quindora Baker 100 of Ford City with service in King City.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cecil Barnhart
Eric
Phillip
St. Paul
Carlos ‘Ramirez
N. Lee
Osman H. Bates
S. Malcolm
George Morrow
Neodesha
Burlington
Buffalo
Mildred Crumline
Wall Street mixed as gold mining stocks pull back
Wall Street in New York shows a mixed close with gold mining shares easing after an early rally. Volume reached about 4.5 million shares, with most key stocks moving only fractionally to about a point amid profit taking after a three week gain.
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New York
Idaho Falls man Hick Fowler dies
Mrs. K B Jones of 914 N Grant hears word Saturday evening that her brother Hick Fowler of Idaho Falls Idaho has died. He is also brother of Mrs M C Taylor of 102 N Evergreen. Also note a Chicago ballet to be presented at Joplin Memorial Hall by the Joplin Community Concert Association Wednesday at 8 p.m. Ronald Chandler elected treasurer of the American Society of Civil Engineers at Kansas State University Manhattan. City Manager R J Hayes attends Kansas Municipal Utilities Assn meeting in Wichita.
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N. Grant
Hick Fowler
Idaho Falls
Ida
M. C. Taylor
N. Evergreen
Chicago Ballet
Joplin
Memorial Hall
Ronald Chandler
American Society of Civil Engineers
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Chandler
Wilbur Chandler
R. J. Hayes
The
Kansas Municipal Utilities Assn
Wichita
Goldie Browning Tops Edmiston Saleswomen
Goldie Browning of the Edmiston store was named top saleslady for the entire Edmiston chain for December. The awards banquet in Nevada Missouri drew personnel from all stores as December sales set a firm record in its 26 year history. long service honors went to Margaret Brandon of Chanute and Goldie Browning, each with three years.
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Goldie Browning
Edmiston
Nevada
Margaret Brandon, Chanute
Browning
Three Persons Killed In Weekend Traffic
Three people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. Frank Boffa 42 of Columbus and Frank Manuel Jones 70 of Picher were killed Saturday night in a two car crash on WA 166 west of Baxter Springs. James M Harrell 65 of Wadsworth Veterans Hospital was struck and killed Friday night while walking near the south edge of Leavenworth.
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Associated Press
Kansas
WA. S. 166
Baxter Springs
Frank Boffa
Columbus
Kan
Frank Manuel Jones
Picher, Okla
Jones
Joplin Globe Publishing Co
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
James M. Harrell
Leavenworth
Royster Junior High Jazz Band to Perform Morning Program
The Royster Junior High jazz band will present a 30 minute program of popular music Wednesday at 10 30 in the school auditorium. The 15 member group practices one night weekly on its own time. The vocalist and their accompanist join the show.
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Royster Junior High
Budget outlines stepped up helium production plan
The Eisenhower administration proposes increasing helium output through federal plants or private contract operators. A prior Congress bill envisions as many as 12 new plants to extract helium from natural gas before consumption.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Steady Rain Traps Vancouver Island Area in Floods
Western Canada faces isolation as Fraser River floods and heavy rain, with four to ten inches falling from Hope to Vancouver. Dozens flee rising waters. one man, R. J. McMillan, dies in Kamloops while examining rail washouts. President Eisenhower returns to Washington after weekend at Catoctin Mountains retreat.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Canada
Interior
Hope
Vancouver Island
R. J. McMillan
Kamloops
Washington
Canadian National Railways
Eisenhower
Fraser
Canyon
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Youths Attend Midwinter Institute in Pittsburg
About 200 young people from southeast Kansas attended the Methodist Youth Fellowship mid winter institute in Pittsburg on Saturday and Sunday.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Mid-Winter Institute
Senior Drum Corps To March at Ottawa
Chanute Senior High drum and bugle corps will perform at the half of the Ottawa Baker University game this Saturday night. They recently appeared at the Wichita Drake University game. Before the game they will be dinner guests of Ottawa. The trip will be made in cars.
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Chanute Senior High
Wichita-Drake University
Wichita
Ottawa
Ottawa-Baker University
James W Gunn Named Executive Secretary in Kansas Wheat Growers
AP reports James W Gunn of Dodge City is named executive secretary of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers. Announcement comes from President Anson Horning of Larned.
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Dodge City
James W. Gunn
The
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Anson Horning
Larned
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