Local briefs note community visits and honors
Santa Fe Hospital patient Wes Wright returns home from Topeka. R D Steinman to attend the sixth annual Institute on Consumer Finance at Marquette University Milwaukee June 9 12. Mrs Quentin Nelson attends Parent Teacher Leadership Workshops at KU Lawrence. Jack McCall a KU Medical School student receives Gimsby and C V Mosely awards at University Medical Center Kansas City. Dog bite injures Robert Orr. owner says rabies vaccine. Carol Barker Schroeder wedding in Wichita prompts family travel. Other locals visit Benedict relatives and travel to Wichita and Dallas for family events.
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R. D. Steinman
W. Oak
Institute On Consumer Finance
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Steinman
Chanute Discount Co., Inc
Quentin Nelson
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Nelson
Jack McCall
John C. McCall
University of Kansas Medical School
Kansas City
Kas
University Medical Center
McCall
C. V. Mosely
Market report shows hogs up and cattle steady in Kansas City
Hog prices rise up to 25 cents with 3 000 head reported and barrows and gilts ranging around 20 to 25 dollars. Cattle outlook steady to higher with bulls up 25 to 50 cents and prime yearling steers at 25.00. Kansas City and Parsons notes cover calves, heifers, cows, and slaughter stock with varied weight brackets and classifications across the market.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City PB
USDA
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
New York
Am Tel&Tel
Atchison
Commer- Beth Steel
Canner
Chrysler
du Pont
Eagle P
Gen Motors
Mont Ward
Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Spen
Sun Chem
Seger Ee
My Lewes
Ronald Lynn Elder graduates in Kansas then enlists for army service
Ronald Lynn Elder, son of Mr and Mrs Owen Elder of Benedict, graduated in business administration with a marketing major at the University of Kansas Lawrence. He plans two months in Seattle as a Boeing plant instructor and will report to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for army training on June 12. Mrs Elmer Glamser and Mr and Mrs C G Hoffman attended the commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Elder
Benedict
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Ronald Lynn
Elmer Glamser
C. G. Hoffman
Ronald
Fort Leonard Wood
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Report
Admittances Tuesday list Mrs Bernice Converse Earlton medical Mrs Ira E James Stark surgery Mrs Elmer Card Humboldt medical Mrs Frank W Johnson Toronto medical Admittances today Mary Maurey 1201 S Washington surgery Anita S and Janis Umbarger Thayer surgery Henry W Treloggen 1220 W 3rd medical Mrs Cecil Tannahill Yates Center surgery Mrs Floyd Yahns 507 W 7th surgery Dismissals Tuesday Oscar Johnson Earlton Mrs Glenn M Kiddoo and daughter 616 N Evergreen Larry Cleaver 1602 S Malcolm Mrs Wayne Umbarger 101 S Steuben Dismissals today Mr and Mrs Hugh Morgan 24 S Larson Mrs Amanda E Trent 215 S Lafayette Dale Walters 1614 S Edith George Golden R 1
Market Tumbles as Tobacco Declines and Oils Rise
Wall Street in New York shows irregular activity late in the trading session as tobacco stocks retreat and oils advance. Daily volume around 1.9 million shares versus 2.2 million yesterday.
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New York
Explosion in storm cellar harms Patton woman
Mrs. Ralph Patton suffered third degree burns when a storm cellar blast occurred as she entered with a lit candle. She crawled to the stairs and her daughter Sue helped extinguish flames in her hair. She was hospitalized in Oswego.
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Chetopa
Ralph Patton
Sue
Patton
Oswego
Neosho County Dairy Princess Candidates Named
Elaine Strack 18 daughter of Glen Strack Chanute sponsored by Self Service Grocery competes for Neo sho County Dairy Princess title. Rosella Dunham 21 taught in Porterville district seeks honor sponsored by Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H. Charlene Brookshire 19 Chanute Senior High graduate sponsored by Mid-America Refining Co. Contenders are listed with backgrounds in 4-H music and school clubs as June Dairy Month events unfold.
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Elaine Strack
Glen Strack
Neosho County
Self Service Grocery
Chanute
Miss Strack
Clark's Business College
Topeka
Pep Club
Y-Teens
Future Homemakers of America
Tioga Hotel
Rosella Dunham
Porterville
O. M. Dunham
Walnut
Grant Township
Stark
Chamute
Pittsburgh State College
Methodist Church
Miss Dunham
Jolly Jayhawkers
Charlene Brookshire
E. E. Brookshire
R. J
Mid-America Refining Co
Brookshire
Girls Athletic Association
Lamour Performs Night Club Show From Wheel Chair
Dorothy Lamour, the film actress, delivered a night club show in New Orleans from a wheelchair after fracturing her right ankle. She was wheeled in with a plaster cast and reportedly promised to perform even if it killed her, with doctors saying she may stand in a few days.
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New Orleans
Dorothy Lamour
Circulation Good On Khrushchev Film
CBS Television Film Sales reports strong interest in last Sunday's Khrushchev interview. Orders have come from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Washington and the film is booked for showings in Britain Canada Australia Cuba Sweden and Mexico.
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New York
CBS
Nikita S. Khrushchev
CBS Television Film Sales, Inc
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Washington, D.C
Britain
Canada
Australia
Cuba
Sweden
Mexico
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Eugene Pope Erie
Mrs Eugene Pope of Erie died at Kansas University Medical Center after heart surgery. Funeral arrangements are pending with Pierce Funeral Home. Also noted is the funeral service for Charles Page held Tuesday at Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev Ted D Hurst officiating. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Dave Petterson provided organ music for singing by Mrs W H McMurray and Mrs John Peters. Floral attendants included Mrs Jim Evans, Mrs Clyde Barker, and Mrs George Defebaugh. Bearers named as Roscoe Tweddell, Roy Ensminger, Jim Locke, Jim Evans, Ernest Eye, and Leon Haviland
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Eugene Pope
Erie
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Pierce Funeral Home
Page
Charles Page
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Ted D. Hurst
First Christian Church
Memorial Park
Cemtery
Dave Petterson
Lorgan
W. ‘H. McMurray
John Petters
J Jim Evans
Clyde Barker
George Defebaugh
Roscoe Tweddell
Roy Ensminger
Jim Locke
Jim Evans
Ernest Eye
Leon Haviland
Brown Buys Interest In Newspaper
BLACKFOOT Idaho Drury R Brown business manager of the Hutchinson News twenty years has bought an interest in the Blackfoot Daily Bulletin Harold Smith editor and publisher of the Bulletin will remain in that role and Brown becomes general manager READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Drury R. Brown
Hutchinson News
Blackfoot Daily Bulletin
Harold Smith
The
Bulletin
Brown
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