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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
2
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle steady overall with vealers weak to mostly one dollar lower and hogs 95 to 50 cents lower. Beef and dairy components list varied ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and vealers, alongside grain and produce updates from Kansas City and Chicago markets.
Hawthorne Rites held for Arza Hawthorne at Cason Funeral Home in Fredonia with burial in LaHarpe. Earl Frank Schlosser, 73, dies of cancer at his son’s Wichita home. former Chanute grocer. Mrs. Cora Ethel Moody, 62, dies after extended illness in Chanute. services in Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel. Thomas J. Marnell, 94, retired farmer, dies in Girard hospital. funeral in Walnut with Rosary and St Patrick’s burial. Survivors listed for each case.
Sunflower Chapter No 147 C E S holds a stated meeting on Wednesday June 11 at 8 pm with Past Masters and Past Patrons night and refreshments. Lois Cady W M Helen Johnson Secretary invite visiting members to attend.
Daily Transcript lists new patients on Monday including Mrs. Mary Bower of 1019 Forest Street admitted for medical reasons and Harold Bloom of 736 West Beach admitted for medical care.
Admittances today include Mrs. J A Brazil and Mrs. Gust M Larson for surgical care and several patients from Humboldt Thayer and surrounding towns. Dismissals planned for Monday include Edward Splechter and others, with births listed for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pratt and Mr and Mrs Frank Weiner in Humboldt.
The New York stock market ended moderately lower amid average turnover about 2.3 million shares. Leading issues drifted fractionally to about one point lower after a tentative start, with big blocks traded and general activity waning as the market moved away from the 1958 high.
Kiowa Kansas reports an early wheat harvest that began Saturday and averages 25 to 30 bushels per acre with 60 pounds per bushel and 14 percent moisture. Elevator manager Dwight Anderson of the O K Co op Grain Co predicts a large barley crop as well.
A slumber party for pledges was planned during a Les Des club meeting. The group held a dress meeting at Carol Puckett’s home and set the next gathering for June 16 at 6 30 p.m. in Highland Park.
In City Park last night the Bank of Commerce beat First National 10 to 8 while the Elks toppled the Eagles 13 to 9 in VFW Teener League action. Friday schedules match Bank of Commerce versus Eagles and Elks versus First National.
The Athletics defeated the Bums 8-7 at City Park with Upton earning the win and Williams the loss. Kern pitched and Wicker caught for the losers. Tonight the Cardinals face the Rockets on the south diamond and the Braves play the Hawks on the north field.
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