Hog Price Rallyes In Markets From Kansas City Newswire
Hog prices moved higher across categories with barrows and gilts up 25 to 50 cents and sows advancing up to 25 cents. Barrows and gilts 190 to 240 pounds ranged 15.25 to 15.65, 300 to 400 pound sows 12.75 to 13.50. Sheep totals 1,500 with slaughter lambs steady to 25 higher and ewes and feeders steady. lambs 18.50 to 20.00, ewes 5.00 to 7.00. Cattle and calves 3,000 and 100, slaughter steers 25 higher or steady, top steer prices 20.50 to 22.50, heifers 21.00 to 22.25, cows 12.50 to 13.50, calves 16 to 20, feeders 12 to 14, culled lambs 10 and down, ewes 2 to 5, breeding ewes 6 to 12.
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Kansas City
Market Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Rise and Cattle Steady
Hog prices rise 50 cents with U.S. No 1 and 2 weights 190 to 240 pounds at 14.75 to 15.00 dollars, larger sows weaker, bears 8.00 to 10.00. Cattle and calves overall steady. steers 600-700 pounds demand 20.50 to 22.00 for U.S. choice, 19.90 to 21.00 for 700-900 pounds, calves 300-450 pounds 21.00 to 22.00, stockers 23.00 to 27.00 depending on weight and quality. Sheep steady with lambs to 17.50 and wool around 16.00.
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U.S
Egg price ranges for consumer and wholesale markets
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs across sizes A and wholesale eggs with large eggs at 34-41 cents, mostly 38 for consumer. Mediums at 30-37 cents, mostly 34. Small at 20-26 cents, mostly 24. Wholesale large at 39-42 cents, mostly 41. mediums 37-42 cents, mostly 39.
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Kansas City
Wall Street Retreat Amid Broad Market Slide
Wall Street opened with a broad retreat in active trading. Losses appeared across steels, aluminums, rails, cigars, and nonferrous metals, with most key stocks slipping from fractions to about a point. Big Three automakers held steady or rose, oils gained moderately, as traders warned of vulnerability to a correction at week’s start.
Test Registration Deadline Saturday
High school seniors in Cha nute and other high schools have until Saturday to register for the American College Testing Program exams scheduled for Feb. 15. Dr. E. M. Gerritz, Dean of Admissions at Kansas State University in Manhattan, reminded today. Information and registration forms may be obtained from high school guidance counselors. The February test date is one of four during the year. The test battery is used by 43 Kansas colleges, by 83 per cent of all colleges in this region, and by 820 colleges in the nation for admission and counseling.
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Chanute
E. M. Gerritz
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas
Daily Transcript Admits and Births in Neosho Memorial Notes
Admissions and discharges listed for Monday and today at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Mrs Leslie Talbot 1729 S Central medical and Maxine Stoll Yates Center medical. Births recorded to Mr and Mrs Marvin Gregg 1502 S Kansas a girl and Mr and Mrs Albert Chard 603 E 14th a boy.
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Leslie Talbot
S. Central
Charles Sweaney
E. Main
Nancy Umbarger
Thayer
Verna E. Owens
N. Evergreen
Joe Turner
N. Grant
Marvin Gregg
S. Kansas
Albert Chard
E. 14Th
Frederick Heitman
Walnut
Maxine Stoll
Yates Center
Medical
Carl J. Cole
David David and Son
N. Steuben
Lawrence Jackson
N. Malcolm
Wayne Klotzbach
Humboldt
Fred Manson
Lavenburg
Group Plans Driver Class for Neosho County Farm Bureau
Neosho County Farm Bureau young people sponsor an adult refresher driving course to be directed by the Kansas Highway Commission. Mrs. George Bartholomew presided. Vern Heilman named safety chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bailey reported their Chicago convention trip in December. A safety film, Incredible Journey, was shown. Refreshments followed.
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Neosho County Farm Bureau
Erie
George Bartholomew
Kansas Highway Commission
Bartholomew
Vern Heilman
Howard Bailey
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Bailey
Youth Revival at Buffalo Church of the Nazarene
The Church of the Nazarene in Buffalo hosts a youth revival Friday to Sunday led by Evangelist Rev Don Daniels of Erie with Rev Wayne Sawyer. Services start 7:30 p.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday. Special music features the Independence Nazarene Church choir and local families. Attendance is open to the public.
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Buffalo
Church of the Nazarene
Wayne Sawyer
Don Daniels
Erie
Independence Nazarene Church Choir
Wayne Ware
Fredonia
Daniels
Sawyer
Buffalo Girls
Governor Docking IIIness Dies at Sixty in Kansas City
George Docking, the only Democrat to serve two Kansas governorships, died in a hospital Monday night at age 59. Lung congestion caused his death after a January abdominal operation. He had returned from Washington where he served at the Export-Import Bank and had political plans for 1960. Docking, banker turned politician, left behind wife and two sons, with one son a bank official and the other a lawyer and former county judge.
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Kansas City
Kan
George Docking
Kansas
Docking
John Anderson
Kennedy Brothers
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Bethany Hospital
Fred Hall
Lawrence National Bank
Arkansas City
Robert
Richard
Willis Chaney Arrested on Intoxication Charge in Chanute
Willis Chaney of Chanute was arrested about 6:20 p.m. yesterday on suspicion of intoxication after a dispute with his brother Phillip at the Phillip Chaney home. He still owes a $15 bond from a prior intoxication charge on July 30.
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Willis Chaney
Chanute
Chaney
Phillip Chaney
W. Main
Water pump stolen from York Electric truck in January
A water pump valued at 98 dollars was reported stolen today from a York Electric truck parked. Mrs. Ruby Grabbs of Peoria Illinois left this morning after a month-long visit with her sister Mrs. George Basler at 1112 South Evergreen.
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York
Ruby Grabbs
Peoria
Ill
George Basler
S. Evergreen
Santa Fe freight carloads week ending January 18
Carloads moved over Santa Fe lines for the week ending Jan. 18 totaled 31,899, up from 28,968 in the same week last year. On line loadings were 21,665 vs 18,424. cars received from connections 10,234 vs 10,544. A total of 30,534 carloads was handled in the preceding week.
Highway Patrolman to show film at Union Valley PTA meeting
Union Valley PTA invites residents to a Friday 8 p.m. screening at the school featuring Highway Patrolman Richard Smith. Cake coffee and kool aid will be served after the film.
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Highway
Richard Smith
Union Valley Pta
Circle 5 of First Christian Meets at Ingle Home
Circle 5 of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs. Raymond Ingle at 601 North Lafayette at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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The
First Christian Church
Raymond Ingle
N. Lafayette
Six-piece western band entertains hospital patients
A six-member western band including Chuck Yockey Humboldt Don Morris Dale Schisser Allan Angleton Dale Markham and Roy Ogle performed a one and a half hour show for Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital patients last night About 40 patients attended the event providing musical entertainment and company during the evening
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Chuck Yockey
Humboldt
Don Morris
Dale Schiesser
Allan Angleton
Dale Markham
Roy Ogle
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Burke Visit Highlights Salzwedel Family Ties
Mr and Mrs A F Burke Warren Minn visit Mr and Mrs Harry Salzwedel at 1408 S Central Burke is Salzwedel's sister confirming family ties in the Warren community
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A. F. Burke
Warren, Minn
Harry Salzwedel
S. Central
Burk
Salzwedel
Hospitals Ban Cigarette Sales In Pennsylvania Health Facilities
Harrisburg Pa AP Pennsylvania bans cigarette sales at its four tuberculosis hospitals and may extend the ban to state general and mental hospitals. Health Secretary Dr Charles L Wilbur says the ban is immediate because smoking is an extremely dangerous habit.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Wilbur
Deaths & Funerals In Walnut and nearby communities
Ralph C Leritz 67 retired farmer died at home in Walnut after seven years of ill health. He lived in the Walnut vicinity 42 years, was born in Carlinville Illinois, and was a St Patrick’s Church member. Survived by his wife Lida Ann Yostmeyer, four sons and four daughters and grandchildren. Funeral at St Patrick’s church Walnut. Burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery. Also Ruth Wanetta Breckenridge 47 of Tulsa died at home after a heart attack. Born Cullis June 19 1916, survived by husband four sisters two brothers and will be buried East Hill cemetery after service at Pierce Funeral Home Erie. Humboldt service for another death at Humboldt Presbyterian Church with burial in Mt Hope cemetery. Casket not open at church. visitors may call Price Funeral Home Humboldt.
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Ralph Cornelius Leritz
Walnut
Leritz
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Carlinville
Pete
Della Leritz
Lida Ann Yostmeyer
Laddionia
Lucille Daniels
Augusta
R. C. Leritz Jr
Lawrence Leritz
Washington, Mich
Bill Leritz
Robert Leritz
Kansas City
Pauline Marcy
Elsie Williams
Pittsburg
Frances Lathrop
Joan
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Carson Funeral Home
Ruth Wanetta Brecken
Ruth Wanetta Breckenridge
Tulsa
Ruth Shaw
Erie
Cullis
Henry Shaw
Kansas
Wylie Breckenridge
Edna McGowen
Blanche Grimes
Ada Potts
Helen Craven
Eric
Virgil Shaw
Clifford Shaw
Albuquerque
N. M
Pierce
Glenn Crosby
East Hill Cemetery
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Robert E. Osborne
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Price Funeral Home
Humboldt
Elma M. Aikins
Oxford
St. Luke's Hospital
Wellington
Aikinses
Chanute
The
Christian Church
Elma M. Champeny
Briggsville
Wis
Charles and
Katherine Champeny
Lyons
Arthur S. Champeny
Harry Champeny
Laverne Leigh
Ted Hurst
Oxford Christian Church
Oliver
Humboldt widow Bessie Cannon dies after six year illness
Mrs. Bessie A. Cannon 76 of Humboldt died at home after a six year illness. Born March 17 1887 in Humboldt she lived most of her life there with a 1909 to 1911 sojourn in Kingman. She belonged to the Presbyterian church Eastern Star and was a charter member of the Humboldt Music Club. Survived by husband L T Cannon a son William H Cannon two sisters Mrs Emilie W Flynn and Edna B Henrichs and a brother Martin Henrichs. Burial details and other obituary items follow in the section.
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Bessie A. Cannon
Humboldt
Kingman
Cannon
Presbyterian Church, Eastern Star
Humboldt Music Club
L. T. Cannon
William H. Cannon
Emilie W. Flynn
Edna B. Henrichs
Alicante
Spain
Martin Henrichs
Duke of Kent Injury From Weekend Skiing Fall
The Duke of Kent sprained two ligaments in his left leg during a weekend ski fall in St Moritz. The 28 year old royal, eighth in line to the throne, was practicing for the British army ski championships when the accident occurred on Saturday.
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ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Duke of Kent
Funeral service for Mrs Maggie Demps in Parsons
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie Demps who died in Parsons Friday evening will be held at New Hope Baptist church in Parsons at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial follows at Oakwood Cemetery in Parsons. Frey Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Maggie Demps
Parsons
New Hope Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Frey Funeral Home
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