Deaths and funerals in Fredonia and area
Ross Charles Rodger died unexpectedly yesterday afternoon at home born October 19 1882 in Yates Center. He married Goldie Hoag in 1907 at Yates Center and is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Omer Stoll of 1005 S Allen. Funeral at Bible Baptist Church Fredonia 1:30 p.m. Friday with Rev Joseph Dean. burial Buffalo Cemetery. Memorial service for Elsie Pearl Brinkmeyer Thursday 10:30 a.m. Johnson Chapel. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. John Albert Henrie funeral held at Gibson Koch Chapel burial Elmwood Cemetery. D A Finney and choir at funeral.
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Ross Charles Rodger
Fredonia
Yates Center
William Rodger
Goldie Hoag
Omer Stoll
S. Allen
Bible Baptist Church
Joseph Dean
Elsie Pearl Brinkmeyer
Johnson Chapel
Dale L. Steeringer
Memorial Park Cemetery
Daily Transcript hospital notices and police court action
Admission and dismissal entries list patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital with names and addresses in Humboldt and nearby towns, plus surgery and medical cases. Police court action cites James A. Richards for careless driving. fire report notes a Tuesday 5:38 p.m. incident.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Clifford Doyle
S. Kansas
Kenneth Wood
N. Evergreen
Medical
Noyce Battee
Humboldt
Mildred Gurwell
Raymond Hardin
Buffalo
Jerry Williams
S. Garfield
Ernest Gardner
Vincent Morales
Ocie Beck
N. Steuben
David McJunkin
Toronto
Lonnie Wilson
James A. Richards
Sis Bens
Oral arguments on Senate remap plans in Topeka
Federal district court in Topeka set Saturday morning hearings on Atty. Gen. Sonderholm’s request to let the 40 state senators complete their current terms through the 1968 election. He fears the court order would otherwise cut terms this year and trigger new elections in summer and autumn.
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Topeka
Federal District Court
State Senate
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Sonderholm
Livestock Prices Cattle Hogs and Sheep Reported
Kansas City livestock market report shows cattle 2200 head calves 300 quiet. Slaughter steers 25 lower. heifers steady. choice slaughter steers 25 to 27. Cows 15 to 16.5. Feeder steers 24 to 25. Hogs 3000 head barrows gilts 25-50 lower. sows steady. Barrows 190-235 lb 28 to 50. sows 350-400 lb 24.25-25.50. Sheep 400 head steady. lambs 28 to 28.75. ewes 6.5 to 7.5.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Snapshot
The report lists current bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep including U S grades for hogs from 7.50 to 28.40 per hundredweight across weight classes and sow and boar figures. cattle prices cover grain fed steers and heifers U S choice to standard ranges plus stocker calf and yearling values. cows bulls sheep and breeding stock also priced with multiple categories and quality levels.
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago prices show butter steady and eggs largely unchanged with slight gains for higher grades. Live poultry also unchanged as markets hold firm with mixed white and yolk grade shifts minimal.
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Chicago
Egg price report from Kansas City alters few lines
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs intact with large grade at 36 3712 cents per dozen and wholesale large eggs 80 percent at 37 2 to 39 2 cents per dozen. Medium eggs at 33 2 to 35 2 cents per dozen remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Market Report Highlights Wheat and Soybean Drops
Illinois prices show No 2 hard wheat at 1.68, No 2 red at 1.72, corn values around 1.33 to 1.36, oats near 77 to 78, and soybeans about 2.91. Wheat ends the session 2 to 4 cents lower with March quotes down. rye down about 2 to 3 cents. soybeans off 2 to 5 cents with January near 2.85.
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Chicago
Wall Street shows uneven drop after brief highs
The New York market slipped late afternoon after three days of gains. Trading remained active with an estimated 9.5 million shares, down from 9.82 million Tuesday. Early strength gave way to profit taking as big recent gainers fell back. bonds stayed largely unchanged in light activity.
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NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Kansas reports record 456000 cattle on feed at year start
Kansas records 456000 cattle and calves on feed for slaughter at the start of the year, up 12 percent from a year ago and 31 percent above the long-term average. Fourth quarter placements reach 290000, a 37 percent rise, while late-year marketing totals hit 150000, up 3 percent from the previous year.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Aid Urged For School Foundation
Gov. William H. Avery urged continued support for the Kansas school foundation finance plan at a legislative banquet. He warned that backing could falter if abandoned, even as critics in the school boards push against a 4 percent annual budget increase. David Nichols of Kansas City urged members to back the governor and lawmakers who crafted the plan, noting the association’s rare support.
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Topeka
School Foundation
William H. Avery
Avery
Kansas Association of School Boards
Association
David Nichols
Kansas City
The
KASB
Nine area youths report for Kansas City induction
Nine local men left yesterday for military induction in Kansas City. Names include Edwin Matlock Stephen D Johnson Thayer Michael Naff Eric Larry E Harris and others. Parson parade for Miss America Debbie Bryant moved to 10 AM on Saturday with Senior High Drum and Bugle Corps taking part. Four Service Co op reps traveled by jet to Florida to tour a new CCA fertilizer plant and Cypress Gardens with operations in Chanute Humboldt and Iola.
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Kansas City
Edwin Matlock
Stephen D. Johnson
Thayer
Michael Naff
Eric
Larry E. Harris
David L. Cooper
Richard D. Russell
William B. Dean
Richard F. Johnson
Joe G. Ford
James W. Washington
Omaha
Neb
Debbie Bryant
Parsons
Service Co-op Assn
Florida
Consumers Cooperative Assn
CCA
George Works
Humboldt
Melvin Carlson
Buffalo
Vernie Umbarger
Earlton
Ralph Reinhardt
Erie
Wichita
Cypress Gardens
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Service Co-op
Chanute
Iola
Fragmentary OCR game data summary
The readable items show player labels and scores such as Gemini Twins 765 732 859-2356, Tel Stars 744 763 95-232, and Flintstones 799 81 751-72 with high 10 and 3% markers. Names include J Congdon, B Martin, K Chartier, Robertson, Ponce, P Goanve, and P. Gough in unclear rankings.
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C. Ow
P Goanve
P. Gough
Gemini Twins
Gemini
J. Congdon
B. Martin
K. Chartier
Flintstones
Tel Stars
Robertson
Ponce
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets for Conference Lesson
Members of the Wesleyan Service Guild gathered in the church Fellowship hall Tuesday evening for a lesson on the 1964 General Conference of the Methodist Church. Attendees included Mmes. Charles Rubew, Floyd Sallee, Harold Miller, Earnest Wilson, John Corns, Daisy Jordan and JoAnn Drury with guests Mrs. Theresa Peak, Mrs. Mamie Noltensmeyer, Mrs. Elsie Shue, Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner. Mrs. Harold Anderson led the prayer meditation in the youth chapel before the covered dish dinner. The Christian social relations committee organized the dinner and program.
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General Conference of the Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mmes
Charles Rubew
Floyd Sallee
Harold Miller
Earnest Wilson
John Corns
Daisy Jordan
JoAnn Drury
Theresa Peak
Mamie Noltensmeyer
Elsie Shue
Duff D. Wagoner
Harold Anderson
Christian Social Relations Committee
Mrs Wise's Costume Is Judged the Best
Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a come as your favorite TV character party at Alice Boecker's home. Mrs June Wise won for Wilma Flintstone with games and prizes to Mrs Wise Opal Franklin and Miss Roecker. Eight members and two pledges attended with refreshments. A valentine party is planned for Feb 1.
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Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Alice Boecker
S. Ashby
June Wise
Wilma Flintstone
Mrs. Wise
Opal Franklin
Miss Roecker
Marcella LaSalle
Paul Olson
Chanute Toastmasters Review Meets Discuss Zoning Law
Brad Wheeler acted as toast master and topicmaster at the Chanute Toastmaster Club meeting. Royce Wells gave the invocation and speakers included Norman Tennimon, Dr James Kensett, and Bill Lee with Kensett named best speaker and Tennimon most improved. Ben Drews proposed the club take charge of presenting scout charters with a decision due February 1 at the Orchid Buffet.
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Brad Wheeler
Chanute Toastmaster Club
Royce Wells
Norman Tennimon
Main
James Kensett
Bill Lee
Kensett
Tennimon
Ben Drews
Chanute Tribune Briefs January 19 1966
Local notes from Chanute Kansas cover community happenings on Wednesday January 19 1966. Includes short items about residents events meetings and local developments in the Chanute area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Brownie Scouts Meet at Hutton School
Scout News Troop 192 Brownies met at Hutton school Tuesday afternoon. Patricia Gearhart led the flag salute. Third graders discussed advancing to Junior Girl Scouts. Ronette Rine led the Brownie pledge to close the meeting. Leaders are Mrs Rex Catterson and Mrs Roy Lowry.
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Brownie
Hutton School
Patricia Gearhart
Ronette Rine
Rex Catterson
Roy Lowry
Shot Through Window Considered Warning Shot
A shotgun blast was fired late Tuesday night through a window at the home of Roy Horridge, special investigator for the Jackson County grand jury. Col. Harry Nesbitt said he believed it was a warning shot, not an attempt on the officer's life.
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Kansas City
Roy Horridge
Jackson County Grand Jury
Harry Nesbitt
Jackson County Sheriff's Patrol
Chanute Tribune Announces Local Staff and Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including News Editor Dwight McCreight and Advertising Manager Joan Hovorka. It details subscription rates for in and out of trade territory, with annual and quarterly options and carrier pricing in Chanute.
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Dwight McCreight
Punilsner
Dwight
Neosho
Allen
Wilsor
Woodson Counties
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Chanute Post Office Box
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