Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Hospital notices list admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Entries include patients such as Junior Ray and William Dawson with associated addresses and physicians, with categories medical and surgical. Dismissals include Mrs Lester Koch Riley Oliphant Irene Hupp and others noted from Neosho and Humboldt.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Junior Ray
N. Tennessee
Lester Brooks
S. Grant
Lester Koch
W. Main
Riley Oliphant
Humboldt
Irene Hupp
Neosho Manor
William Dawson
W. 6Th
Charlotte Pitts
Buffalo
Robert Frederick
Katy
Robert Cooper
N. Highland
Floyd Wright
W. 7Th
Leonard Wheeler
W. 5Th
Mauro Bor
Chanute Tribune Police Court Action Listed
Police court action shows Linda Typer of 1302 Henry cited for careless driving with a $15 bond posted. Address listings include residents on Santa Fe Malcolm Gretchen and Plum mer streets among others.
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Linda Typer
Henry
Phone contact instruction for Tribune readers
Readers are advised to contact their Tribune carrier if unavailable by phone. If the carrier cannot be reached, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Livestock Prices And Grain Futures Mixed Across Kansas City and Chicago
Cattle numbers across Kansas City show steadier steer prices with slight decreases while heifers and cows trend higher. hogs and sheep markets are uneven with softer prices for barrows and sows. In Chicago, wheat and corn futures rise modestly while oats and soybeans move mixed, with July contracts showing varied shifts.
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Kansas City
Commodity price list for live cattle hogs and eggs
Market report from Kansas City AP listing bid and asking prices for parsons hogs and cattle, sows and boars, veals and cows, bulls and sheep. Includes wholesale egg and butter indications with percentage grades. Prices shown in dollars per hundredweight or per dozen as applicable.
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Parsons
U.S
Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices and Local Publication Notice
Chicago AP reports butter prices steady to firm with wholesale bids mostly unchanged and eggs firm with modest gains across sizes. The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates and local office notices, noting postage and republication rights for local and AP news.
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Chicago
Grain and commodity price report from Kansas City
Wheat prices show declines with various grades listed from No 2 hard to No 3 red, corn bids range from 1.25 to 1.41 with multiple colors and grades, oats rye barley soybeans and by products included with specific bid ranges. Sacked bran and sacked shorts are noted with price ranges.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Shorts
Market Prices for Eggs and Roosters
The listing shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at 0.33, Grade A Large 0.32, Grade A Medium 0.23, Grade B Large 0.23, and other items including Sweet Cream at 0.52 and Cream premium at 0.48. Roosters priced at 6.
Wall Street Mixed as Losses Narrow in Slow Trading
New York traders pushed the market lower in dull afternoon activity with volume around 5.8 million shares. Most declines were fractional to about one point, though a liberal assortment of issues bucked the downtrend.
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New York
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Local City
Charles W Ward 85 dies at Walnut home after long illness. Minnie Harshfield Par son mother of former pastors dies in Parsons. Francis Marion Wells 67 a former Boeing metal worker dies in Chanute. memorial service Friday. Maude May Rogers 87 ex Buffalo resident dies at Masonic Home Wichita. burial Coyville. Sarah Hancuff Lula McFadden T W Wible service notices list services, locations, and burial plans across Chanute Buffalo Thayer Circleville and Elmwood Cemeteries.
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Charles W. Ward
Walnut
Allen Ward
Jess E. Ward
Carson Funeral Home
Herbert Hahn
Glenwood Cemetery
Minnie Harshfield
Parsons
Sunset Nursing Home
Ray J. Harshfield
Zion and
Big Creek
Harshfield
Chanute
Blossom Funeral Home
Francis Marion Wells
Frances Marion Wells
Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yuba City
Calif
Boeing Aircraft Co
Wichita
Garnett
Myrtle Huffman
First Christian Church
Lillian Feuerborn
Ottawa
Orville Huffman
Maude May Rogers
Buffalo
Masonic
CES At
Thomas Steele
S. Grant
Eastern Star
Coyville
George Almquist
Yates Center
Lula McFadden
Buffalo Christian Church
Harry Miller
Cason Funeral Home
Fredonia
Wible
T. W
Steve) Wible
N. Washington
Bryant Nursing Home
Johnson Chapel
Duff D. Wagoner
Elmwood Cemetery
Safe Harbor
Jennie May Inman
First Church of God
United Commercial Travelers
Omar Wible
San Diego
Lucerne Crosby
Chetopa
Harold Mortz
Kansas City
Kan
Irvin Inman
Louisville
Neb
Rebecca Archibald
Long Beach
Bessie Wible
Neosho Manor
J. M. Wible
Bicycle collision and local notices from Chanute brief
Tom Slater reported a neighbor boy on a bicycle hit his parked car causing minor damage. A house dispute led police to advise parties to file charges if desired. Other items note travel, a 1965 car rear damage, and upcoming wedding plans for Jane Lasley and Darrell L. Jones.
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Tom Slater
W. 4Th
Donnie Adams
Slater
Concert Tomorrow At Murray Hill
A combined elementary and junior high bands concert is set for 7 30 p m at Murray Hill School. Director Glenn Peak notes 55 junior high players and 45 in the grade school band will perform popular novelty and jazz selections.
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Murray Hill School
Glenn Peak
Intersections Collision Injures Woman at 2nd and Larson
Police reported an intersection crash yesterday at 2nd and Larson around 5 10 p m. The Olds was driven by Freda Browning 52 of 425 S Kansas and the Plymouth by Larry Ladd 19 of 716 S Rutter. Plymouth owned by Bill Chard of 1003 S Grant. Mrs Mabel Hudson 309 W Main was hospitalized after a Friday wheelchair fall.
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2Nd and Larson
Olds
Freda Browning
S. Kansas
Larry Ladd
S. Rutter
Bill Chard
S. Grant
June Report for Neosho Memorial Hospital
In June Neosho Memorial Hospital admitted 264 in-patients with 162 medical 82 surgical and 20 obstetric. Out-patients totaled 225 53 X ray 44 laboratory 128 emergency room. In-patient days reached 1735 adults and pediatrics and 71 nursery with occupancy 56.7 percent for adults pediatrics and 17.1 percent for nursery. Walter Poor chaired the board meeting.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Reuben Burkman
Board of Trustees
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