Community notices and local births and events
Tribune readers receive updates on club meetings church events and family milestones. Leland Raney leads the Ever Ready 4 H electrical and woodworking class at 7 30 p m today. Trinity Baptist Family Night with a 6 30 p m potluck. April May June birthdays honored. Local births include a daughter to Joe Connor of Kansas City born June 14.
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Leland Raney
Garfield
Trinity Baptist Church
Joe Connor
Kansas City
Connor
Dave Petterson
S. Central
Chanute
Admittances and dismissals noted with births reported
The Daily Transcript lists yesterday admittances including Richard J White Arnold D Elder Mil ton H Deckman and CF the horn with surgeries and medicals. Today adds Anita Wilks Clifford Schwedier Mrs Frank Coburn and Mrs J M Gelwix for medical care and surgeries. Dismissals include Nancy Johns George K Brooks and Mrs Bobbie F McGuire along with others. Births recorded yesterday include Homer Brinkman and John MecKelvey with a boy and a girl. Birth today reports Carl C Haynes with a boy.
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Richard J. White
Grethren
Ray Russell
N. Steuben
John H Gilliland
S. Edith
Alonzo C. Deweese
Milton H. Deckman
Galesburg
S. Highland
Arnold D. Elder
Stark
Anita Wilks
Lola
Clifford Schwedier
S. Evergreen
Frank Coburn
Thayer
J. M. Gelwix
Nancy Johns
N. Grant
George K. Brooks
St. Paul
Bobbie F McGuire
St Paul
Herbert Snender
Steuben
Clifford Melton
Forest
Harold
R Bradshaw
Jack Dillon
Debra Dutro
Kansas
Neal Munger
W. 2Nd
Cecil Morrison
Rose
Homer Brinkman
N. Franklin
John MecKelvey
S. Plummer
Carl C. Haynes
N. Garfield
Novelist Chamales Fined in Battery Case
Author Thomas T. Chamales was fined $500 and given two years probation on a battery charge from last March involving his wife singer Helen O Connell. He wrote the World War II memoir Never So Few.
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Los Angeles
Thomas T. Chamales
Helen O'Connell
Chamales
Cattle Steady and Hogs Advance at Kansas City Market
At Kansas City, cattle demand shows feeders and slaughter stock steady to higher with good and choice grades lifting. Hogs rise with barrows and gilts 190 to 240 pounds up to 50 dollars, sows steady, while sheep and lambs show steady to strong activity across native and wooled categories.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Conrsovetoce
Otpecs OY
Grain and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Kansas City reports mixed egg and wheat prices with varied class quotes and receipts. Hog and cattle markets show steady to strong hogs and diverse calf and steer values. Wall Street notes modest gains in select metals and stock activity. Chicago futures reflect slight strength amid limited grain sales and all-white jury verdict noted.
Hanson Breaks Slump to Win Women’s Open in Playoff
Beverly Hanson of Indio California defeats Louise Suggs of Atlanta on the first playoff hole to capture the American Women s Open title. Hanson earns 1247.35 dollars after seven prior runner up finishes since her 1958 victory.
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Minneapolis
Beverly Hanson
Indio
Calif
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Market Report Shows Steady Butter and Varied Poultry Prices
Chicago AP report notes butter steady with 1,181,000 receipts and wholesale prices unchanged. Eggs firm with 24,500 receipts and higher wholesale prices across grades. Live poultry flat to lower after Monday receipts of 000 lbs, caponettes and ducklings priced around 24 cents.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Governor Long in Texas mental clinic another week
Galveston AP report on Governor Far K. Long of Louisiana remaining in a Texas mental clinic as District Judge L. D. Godard delays ruling. The judge extends confinement for at least one week while a habeas corpus hearing and sanity hearing are postponed. Senator Russell Long comments on the case. Long asserts he does not belong in an asylum and discusses potential actions if released.
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Infant Gericke Dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Arthur Gericke infant son of Mr and Mrs William Gericke of 1001 N Western died at 4 22 pm Monday at Neosho Memorial Hospital where he was born at 2 pm the same day Funeral service held at Roy St Gibson Funeral Home officiated by Rev L Glen Ahif of the Assembly of God Interment in Elmwood Cemetery beside the baby's grandmother Crystal Kustanborter Survivors include parents a brother Daniel Ray and grandparents both sides from Chanute The line about the grandmother’s surname varies in text but refers to Crystal Kustandorter or Kustanborter.
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William Gericke
N. Western
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Edgar Kustanborter
Chanute
Arthur Gericke
Roy St. Gibson Funeral Home
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Assembly of God Church
Elmwood Cemetery
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Former Chanute resident dies. Lexington business partner noted
Joseph Lewis Robinson 72 of Lexington Missouri died Sunday at home after 18 years in Chanute running an auto supply business. He lived 30 years in Kansas City prior, survived by a son Robert L. of Lawrence. Funeral 3:30 pm Wednesday at New Comer Chapel Kansas City. Interment Memorial Park. Oscar C. Coverdale 73 of Stark died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He never married and is survived by a brother Albert of Wichita. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Friends Church Stark. Burial Walnut Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home, rie, in charge.
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Joseph Lewis Robinson
Lexington
Don Ward
T. O. Ward
N. Lafayette
Robinson
Kansas City
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the Elks
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Lawrence
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Stark
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Emma Coverdale
Albert Coverdale
Wichita
Friends Church
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Walnut
Pierce Funeral Home
Rie
Texas Crude Oil In Production Drop
The Oil and Gas Journal survey shows Texas daily crude oil and condensate output fell by 43,305 barrels in the week ended June 13 due to lower June allowables, totaling 2,646,625 barrels after a 61,725-barrel decrease. Kansas led gains with 7,305 barrels to 328,120. 1959 total production was estimated at 1,176,993,730 barrels versus 1,061,845,720 last year.
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Tulsa
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Journal
Faculty Gets Raise for New York City Colleges
The Board of Education approved higher pay for 2600 faculty across New York City's five municipal colleges. Full professors see a $600 raise to $15,400, associate professors to $10,900, assistant professors gain $40 to $9,500, and instructors to $8,400 receive $300 more.
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New York
Board of Education
New York City
Senator Seeks White House Talks to Avert Steel Strike
Senator Stuart Symington urged President Eisenhower to summon steel industry leaders and union officials to a White House conference to head off a strike. He made the appeal after addressing the AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department meeting, naming Dave McDonald of the steelworkers and Roger Bough of U.S. Steel Corp as key participants.
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Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Eisenhower
White House
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Dave McDonald
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Roger Bough
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Stroll to Freedom From Denver Prison Break
An inmate from the state penitentiary wandered away Monday when a guard left to fix a tire on a prison car. Guard Andrew Kimmich left Louis Vallejos 26, at his parents home during the escape. Vallejos is serving concurrent 10 to 20 year aggravated robbery and 6 to 8 year manslaughter sentences.
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State Penitentiary
Freedom
Andrew Kimmich
Louis Vallejos
Fifty Cents Pattern Add-On Charge Notice
Pattern department notice informing Marian Martin to pay fifty cents plus six cents for each pattern added for first class matting. Addressed care of The Che Nate Tribune Pattern Dept. 112 West sth St New York NY. Print plainly NAMF address with tone size and style number.
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Marian Martin
Chenate Tribune
West Sth St
New York
N.Y
Insects Spark Chain Reaction Crash in Belleville
In Belleville Illinois a mosquito bit driver Linda A Markully causing her to swat at it and a moth to fly by her nose. Distracted she lost control, hitting a parked car which hit another parked vehicle. No injuries or charges.
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Belleville, Ill
Belleville
Linda A. Markully
Burglary scare wakes Seattle matron
Ethel Adams, 41, awoke to a burglar pawing her jewel box. She chased the intruder out the back door as onlookers gathered. Her daughter Diane Usher urged her to return inside, noting the mother had no clothes on.
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Seattle
Ethel Adams
Surprise Party At New Home For Brunes
Friends gathered at 102 N. Larson to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brune. The party featured a home tour, games, prizes, and a lamps gift. Irene Arnold sent a long distance call from Jackson Mississippi adding to the surprise.
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Mike
N. Larson
Brunes
Irene Arnold
Chanute District Social Welfare Office
Jackson
Miss
Arthur Evans
Carl Rasmussen
Ethel Green
Audrey Gibson
C. A. Campbell
Adeline Fortney
George Lightfoot
Mildred Ennis
Nezzell Cowen
Wayne Knox
Archie Henderson
Lowell Holland
Tate Cary
Arkansas City
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Carroll O
Courier
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Grantville
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Salina
Roy Myer
Joplin
Anna Wheelock
Erie
John Mein
Chanute
Cal Eyerly
Fredonia
Miss Arnold
Family Reunion In Humboldt Celebrates Krokstrom Nelson Kin
The annual Krokstrom Nelson family reunion gathered at Humboldt park with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Wayne Traynor Warren Kathy Scott Clathe John Peterson De Wayne Krokstrom Nancy Jody Tammy Harvard Krokstrom Carol David Lois Krokstrom Hulda Krokstrom Orville Krokstrom Darrell Don Krokstrom Harold Krokstrom Edgar Starliper Park Strunk John Nelson Lucille Winter Richard Stanley Earl Nelson Debra Colleen Earl Nelson Janice Alice Diana Linda Marleen Milton Nelson Dorothy Kenneth Judith J. W. Wagner Marsha Allen Eugene DeMerritt Virginia Berry and many others from Elsmore Iola Moran Topeka.
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Humboldt Park
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Warren
Kathy
Scott
Clathe
John Peterson
DeWayne Krokstrom
Nancy
Jody
Tammy
Junior Zimmerman
Audrey
Debbie
Chanute
Harvard Krokstrom
Carol
David
Blanche Jones
Kansas City
Mary Queen of Scots’ Holyrood Palace Stands in Edinburgh
Historic Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh remains a symbol of Mary Queen of Scots who governed Scotland in the 16th century. The royal residence endures as a landmark linking monarchic history with the city’s fabric.
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Holyrood Palace
Mary Queen of Scots
Edinburgh
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