Chanute Social and Traffic Notes Include Showers and Moves
Social news from Chanute lists the shower for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goodnough in San Diego with several attendees. J. E. Kiser relocates to Chanute after 41 years as Santa Fe R.A. foreman. he has a daughter in Chanute. Arlington Heights trip for Mrs. Dwight Wallingford and daughter Jane. A two-vehicle collision at Main and 303 E. Main causes minor damage to cars driven by Thompson and Taylor. Local meetings include Rural Homemakers HD Unit, Duplicate Bridge, Sub Deb club plans, and a Pomona California work stint for Clark Lofthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kiser
S. Malcolm
Chanute
Erie
Kiser
Santa Fe R.A
Craig Rus
Bi Thompson
Barbara Ann Taylor
S. Santa, Fe
E. Main
Taylor
Main
Thompson
Clark Lofthouse
John Lofthouse
S. Highland
Pomona
Calif
Stu
State Teacchers College
Valley City
N.D
Farm machinery and vehicles rise 1955 over 1950
At the start of 1955 the value of farm machinery and motor vehicles increased to 26 percent above the level recorded in 1950, reflecting a substantial rise in agricultural equipment and transport assets.
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals Summary
iDaily Transcript lists Saturday admittances including Mrs Cora Childs and Jerry McFarland. Sunday admissions cover Elmer Mathews Mrs Eldon Penner and James Eeord, with today’s entries for Mrs Ray sa Kern Loyd Everly and Mable Irene Rush. Dismissals span Saturday Sunday and today with numerous names and addresses. Traffic citations note Jerry Miller muffler violation with hearing today and bond details for Hurford and Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Grant
Surgical
Loyd Everly
N. Washington
Medical
Mable Irene Rush
Coffeyville
William H. Snyder
S. Santa Fe
Leona L. Bean
S. Henry
Jessie Lopeman
Thayer
A. E. Leaming
Fall River
Lloyd Rensing
Roy Wiggans
N. Western
Ed L. Johnstone
Kerry Grimes
Cherryvale
Sherry Bennett
Humboldt
Deloris S
Rose Walsh
N. Highland
John Leroy
N. Steuben
Oren Haas
Robert E. Ramsey
Jerry Miller
N. Franklin
Robert Eugene Hurford
Stark R
Muffier
Robert Lee Schultz
Rutter
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and Nearby Areas
Adolf Helm Sr aged 86 dies at home after two months illness in Chanute with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include Bertha Helm and five children. services Tuesday at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home. Charles Wingquist dies at 86 in his Chanute home after several years illness. funeral Tuesday in Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with interment Swede Center Cemetery. Anna Friederichs funeral held at St Patrick's Church. donations to cancer fund requested. Halsey B. Wiley, 71, Kansas City, dies suddenly at Research Hospital. survived by sister Kate Ellis and niece Audrey Wiley Cartmell. ties to Chanute noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austro- Hungarian Empire
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Zurich
Switzerland
Bertha Trachsler
Germany
Hamburg
Wittekind
Galveston
Tex
Burlington
Okla
Berthol Planing
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Bertha Helm
Maurice Gillette
Prairie Village
Walter
Chanute
Alfred
Silverdale
Wash
Ernest
Carl
Dallas
Roy S. Gibson
Judd Jones
Memorial Park Cemetery
Charles Wingquist
N. Steuben
Winquist
First Baptist Church
Matilda Nelson
Wingquist
Mollie DeFord
Kansas City
Koch-Skinner
Friederich
Anna Friederich
St. Patrick’s Church
Peter Finnegan
Francis Cox
Carl Wortman
Donald
Gerald
Raymond Friederich
Louis Ferd
Orville Briener
Richard Grieve
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Wilson-John‘son Mortuary
Cancer Fund
Jack
Halsey
B. Wiley
Cattle and Hog Markets Steady Across Kansas City Report
Kansas City livestock market shows steady to mostly steady prices. Cattle and calves steady to mixed, cow and bull values steady, vealers down slightly, stockers active, with grains and feed costs shaping demand.
Market report details cattle hogs and lambs with price ranges
Slaughter cattle and hogs show mixed steady to up or down moves across grades. Parson hogs steady with top around 16.75 and lighter weights 15.00 to 16.00. cattle steady with good to choice steers 17.00 to 19.00 and higher, cows 10.00 to 13.00, veals up to 20.00. Regional markets include Kansas City and Chicago with produce, eggs, butter, and grain pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City, i
USDA
U. S
Parsons
Chicago
F.o.b
Market price report from Chanute Tribune June 11 1956
Trading opened with rising commodity and stock prices then steadied near highs. Various grain and feed items list range bounds in Kansas City cash markets with No 2 and No 3 classifications notes. About 2 million shares traded as the market halted recent eight month declines, with advertisements interspersed.
President's health boosts Wall Street gains in early trading
Wall Street rose as the President’s condition was described as excellent. After a Friday drop due to illness news, the market recovered and advanced to near best in the early afternoon with prices up 1 to 3 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hannah Bloom
Margaret Haynes
Mmnes
Byrle Haynes
Vernon Manion
Walter Wright
Lawrence Goodnough
San Diego
Fred Bartholomew
Dwight Wallingford
Jane
Arlington Heights, Ill
Rural Homemakers HD Unit
Hugh Briener
Plummer
Duplicate Bridge Club
Bill Peters
S. Larson
Harry Johnson
Judy
S. Central
Robert Blevins
Cairn
Four-Square
Rosemary Nation
Adolf Helm Sr
S. Ashby
Eveyming
Adolf
Aloisandre Helm
Alt-Reigelsdorf
Silesia
Sas City
George Wiley
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Freeman Mortuary
Fred Shaw
Handkerchier
Ingbox
Pop
Parsons Livestock
Board of Trade
HDA
The
Chanute Tribune
Neg Rea
Am Tel&Tel
Atchison
Mont Ward
Penney
el Geen
Phill Pet
RCA
St Jos
Seeeee
Ebree Takvrenedskeise
Sinclair Osetae
Uis Roosters Eee
Wall Street
Mercury
NEW Mercury
Montclair Phaetons
American Airlines
Famous Waldorf-Astoria
Ed Sullivan
General Electric
Monterey
ELGIN
Deta
Cole Motor Company
West Main
Chanute, Kansas
Mercury Phaeton
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