Local Briefs Highlight Births Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs James R Kern return from Clarksville Tenn to visit daughter and son in law Roy Myers and newborn grandson Michael born prematurely April 5 weighing 3 pounds 2 ounces. Air Cadet Dean L Chickadonz travels to Bryan AFB Texas after a 9 day visit with parents Glenn and Mrs Chickadonz and family. Other guests include Ralph Heady Topeka Ernest Dryden Wichita and Nelson Clower Las Vegas. Best Yet 4 H club meets Thursday at Cremona school. Benedic t families plan a 3 week vacation visiting Winslow Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland with Chambers relatives. Jesse Cullison accompanies his mother to Wichita and Denver for a funeral. Nels E Anderson John and Caroline visit Benedict from Everett Washington.
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James R. Kern
Clarksville
Tenn
Roy Myers
Michael
Dean L. Chickadonz
Bryan Afb
Texas
Glenn Chickadonz
Spence Afb
Moultrie
Chickadonz
Ralph Heady
Wichita
Ernest Dryden
Topeka
Nelson Clower
Las Vegas
Nev
Dryden
Mr. Clower
Collie Chambers
Benedict
Linda Kay Chambers
Enid
Okla
Chambers
Douglas Chambers
L. F. Bogue
Winslow
Ariz
Harrison
Independence
Carl Morgan
Ben Teft
Bill Thornton
Ellis Holtzman
Glen Thornton
Everett Thornton
Carol
Kenneth Frankenberry
George Reece
Orig Michael
Georganna Doughtery
Larry Umbarger
C. O. Davis
Ponca City
Frank White
Davis
White
Harvey Studebaker
Roy Powers
Joe Powers
Chanute
Lucille Crane
Elsie Bess
California
Bessie Powers
Neodeska
Donald Laird
Mark Donald
Verne Fraser
Charles Payne
Will French
Thayer
Mary Ellen Holtzman
Minnesota
Orville Holtzman
David Thornton
Visiting Families Spend Weekend in Benedict and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs James H Ingram with Carleen and Kathleen from Fresno Calif visited Benedict area with Mrs Ingrams parents Mr and Mrs Chester Cauble from last Thursday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Stanley DeWhitt Eddie Curtis and Carl from Ponca City Okla arrived Tuesday evening to see his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Paul Haller in Benedict. Mr and Mrs Clinton Lee of Galveston were weekend guests of his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs John Spencer and other relatives at Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Ingram
Carleen and
Kathleen
Fresno
Calif
Benedict
Ingram
Chester Cauble
Stanley DeWhitt
Eddie, Curtis and
Carl
Ponca City
Okla
Paul Haller
Clinton Lee
Galveston
John Spencer
Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List
Daily Transcripts show admissions on Tuesday including Robert L. Carlison Earlton Neb surgical Mrs Fenon Orneles Humboldt medical and others. Dismissals listed for Tuesday include Jo Anne Williamson and Alan Krone with various addresses and area residents. Deeds filed in Iola and nearby towns note transfers to Pilgrim Holiness Church and Standard Oil Company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Carlison
W. Beach
Medical
Fenon Orneles
Earlton
Surgical
James Phelan
Humboldt
Jewel Elder
Stark
Ralph C Thurman
Galesburg
Leo Cukjati
Ashby Surgical
Clifford Anderson
R. 2
Harold Carson Jr
Campbell
Nebr
Judd Jones
Bert Reed Rose
C. E. Lindsey
Evergreen
Arthur Krone
Jo Anne Williamson
Edith
Alan Krone
W. Chestnut
Roger Morris
Bobby D. Roles
Kansas
Tony J. Alberts
Fred Lantz
Bartholomew Rites Set for Bronson Resident
Funeral service for Robert Bartholomew of Bronson and former Chanute resident will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Bronson Baptist church with burial in Memorial Park Chanute. The Bartholomew family includes brother Fred Bartholomew of Chanute. Herman Pilgrim 78, a retired farmer died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was born November 13 1876 in Clinton County Illinois and lived in Chanute area most of his life. He married Katie Tanner in 1903 at Shaw and survives with three daughters Ruth Pilgrim Velma Tonkinson and Gladys Webb all of Chanute two sons Elmer Pilgrim Chanute and Guy H Pilgrim Rock Hill Missouri nine grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Harry Watts and Mrs Anna Kimble both of Chanute. He was preceded in death by two daughters and a son. The Pilgrim funeral will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Wilson Johnson chapel with Rev J Rolland Christenson officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Pilgrim
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Clinton County
Ill
Charles
Bertha Stoelzing Pilgrim
Katie Tanner
Shaw
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Chanute
Ruth Pilgrim
Velma Tonkinson
Gladys Webb
Elmer Pilgrim
Guy H. Pilgrim
Rock Hill
Harry Watts
Anna Kimble
Wilson-Johnson
Pleasant Valley 4-H Club Meeting Highlights Programs
The Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H club met with Linda Wiggans for cooking and sewing lessons. Willing Workers 4-H club had eight members and 10 guests at Hillcrest school with a postponed tour to focus on projects. Program entries included trumpet and guitar solos, a salad how-to demonstration, music appreciation, and an illustrated safe driving talk. Betty Dennis led recreation. Mrs. Ernest Flottman announced a June 22 project meeting for all girls with a roll call planned as What I did the 4th of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest School
David Swiler
Robert Hopper
Beverly Dennis
Irving Berlin
Bill Taylor
Kenneth Swiler
Betty Dennis
Ernest Flottman
Wall Street Rises Amid Broad Market Gains
The New York stock market advanced strongly with most major divisions contributing to the rise. Best gains reached about 4 points as many issues gained 1 to 2 points while losses were scarce, trading around 2,800,000 shares versus 2,860,000 yesterday when the market slipped moderately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cattle and Hogs Mixed Steady to Up in Kansas City
Kansas City livestock market shows cattle steady to strong, hogs up with late gains, spring lambs rising. Parson area reports hog top at 20.75, 190 to 230 pound hogs around 20.75 to 21.00, sows 12.50 to 14.50, cattle mostly 14.25 to 20.25 for good steers, vealers 17.00 to 21.00, stock calves 9.00 to 19.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
Kansas
Parsons
Market roundup notes for livestock produce and grains
A price compilation lists heavy calves 17.50 to 20.00 and sheep premiums at 25 higher with top lambs at 23.00. Chicago butter, eggs, and poultry show steady to mixed quotes. grain pits narrow with wheat near 2.01 half, corn 1.43 to 1.45, oats 0.66 to 0.77, soybeans around 2.45. A brief local item recalls Frank Meek and family visiting Wichita and an incident with a police car and a baby toy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
F.o.b
Board of Trade
Kansas City Grain and Hay Markets Report
Wheat prices show 92 cars with mixed lots from 2.319 to 2.719. Corn trades 16 cars with values from 1.54 to 1.64. Oats quoted around 0.711 to 0.824. Rye, barley and soybeans move within narrow ranges. Hay market reports no sales today, steady with no activity from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Haymarket
Harrison Sunday School Children Visit Independence Park
The Harrison Sunday School held a children's day trip to Independence Park after Sunday school with ice cream and a picnic dinner. Attendees included the Morgans Tefts Holtzmans Corners and Thorntons, the Frankenberrys Reeces Michaels families, and others. several relatives and visitors were noted, with updates on hospital care and travel.
Officer Slips on Grass Baby Breathes Again
ST. LOUIS The treatment applied by Patrolman Edward Hughes to an infant with an inch long toy auto caught in her throat was effective, if accidental. The baby, 3 month old Diane Cadenbach, was turning blue when the patrolman grabbed her from the floor and cleared the airway with a quick thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Edward Hughes
Diane Cadenbach
Comet Tail Always Points Away From Sun
The tail of a comet always points away from the Sun due to solar radiation pressure pushing the dust and gas outward, shaping the comet’s visible features as it approaches or moves away from our star.
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Eklund
P.m
Cremona School
Cindy
Gary
Kenneth Naughton
Keith Switzer
Jesse Cullison
J. T. Cullison
Denver
Nels BE. Anderson
Norman, John
Caroline
Everett, Wash
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs
Thomas Whitehead
Daily Transcript
Ry Lola Abstract Co
James A. Pate
E. C. Burgess
Clara D. Burgess
Inia Earnest F. Bergman
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Tole Dora ©. Smith
Harold V. Chapman
C McCoy
Lester L. Garver
Elmer M. Powell
Lorene M. Weat
Iola Harold W. Whitaker
Standard of Co
Isla Rigberg
Earl D. Elder
Walter D. Elder
Bartholomew Rites
Robert Bartholomew of
Bronson
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
Baptist
Memorial Park
Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H Club
Linda Wiggans
Wall Street
Atchison
da Beth Steel
Chrysler
U du Pont
Hagit
Elec Ce
Gen Motors
Krone
Insuran
Lincoln
Phore
Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Dig Wartheea
Scsee0
Frank Meek
Mrs. Keeling
Kansas City Cash
Jack Sprat
W. Main
McCune
Dad
Higgins
Lissner
By Marlboro
Ehro
McCune Clothing
Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Clothing
Tech
Manley
the Tribune
Yar F. It A
Ireland
W. Oak
FORD
Tabor Motor Company, Inc
North Evergreen
Chanute, Kan
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