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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
2
Kenneth Ogle and Gene Baucom were arrested about 6 p.m. yesterday on fighting charges and held until 9 p.m. They were released to work at midnight and each faces a $10 bond to be posted Saturday.
Daily notices list Monday admissions for Mrs. Oren Johnson and others with surgical and medical cases in Humboldt and Earlton. Dismissals include Mrs. Philip Jensen and others. births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mr. and Mrs. James Hedman. Parking violations noted with bonds posted for several residents.
Chanute's Battery B of the 195th Battalion Kansas National Guard earned an excellent camp rating the best in its history after 16 days at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. Lt. John Jensen Jr. reported the unit returned by train with 65 enlisted men and four officers. The unit placed first in the 300 yard event at the camp track meet and toured the Wisconsin Dells during a weekend visit. Officers include Lt Jimmie L Carson Lt Duane R Knapp and Lt Vester H Robinson.
Mr and Mrs Harry Montague of the Montague Publishing Co Tulsa are distributing the Cross Reference Business Guides. Mrs Montague is doing the distribut-
Kansas City market reports steady to higher cattle prices with plenty of numbers for steers, heifers, and calves. Hogs and sheep show mixed to steady demand with top quotes around 21 dollars for spring lambs and 19 to 21 for various hog classes. ParsonS market notes hogs steady to 25 cents lower, with cattle steady to 25 cents higher and assorted weight ranges provided for each category.
Market report shows eggs butter and poultry steady with varied receipts in Kansas City and Chicago. Wheat and soybeans edge lower after a price increase while cash bids for No 2 hard, corn and white corn mix price quotes and car loads detail quality grades.
Rye prices range 1.13 to 1.15, Barley 0.98 to 1.05, Soybeans 2.50 to 2.35, Bran 35.50 to 36.00, Shorts 40.00 to 40.50. Hay receipts show none for Kansas City.
The Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary met Monday night at the Tioga Hotel for a 7 PM dinner. Twenty eight were served. Mrs. E C Brenton was named president and Mrs L J Junod secretary treasurer. A short business session finalized the club year, secret pals were revealed, door prizes awarded, and the next meeting is set for September 16.
The Chanute American Legion team dropped two games to Wichita American Legion-Beech Bonanza, 6-4 on Saturday and 8-2 on Sunday, as strong wind hampered play. Fulkerson pitched well in the first game with five strikeouts. Chanute benefited from errors and timely hits to score, while Sunday saw Showalters start and Treloggen finish with Chanute scoring in the fifth before errors doomed them.
U S crude oil and condensate output for the week ended June 17 fell by 41 975 barrels per day to 7 306 050 according to the Oil and Gas Journal Total year to date output reaches 1 255 712 925 barrels versus 58 265 688 more than last year Illinois lost 20 000 per day to 207 500 Oklahoma declined 17 500 to 580 500 Kansas rose 3 600 to 347 900 Nebraska up 2 375 to 52 229 Arkansas gained 150 to 85 850 and Colorado up 550 to 152 550.
Gov. George Docking urged Kansans to attend a civil defense school at Kansas State College on July 15.
The Rose-The Sunflower HD Unit of Woodson County met at Mrs. Darrel Manderscheid's home last Tuesday. President Mrs. Guy Rucker chaired the session after the creed. Mrs. Lawrence Brock taught a lesson on Making of Tailored Drapes. Members will host a shower for Donald Mears and Treva Waltermire. Thirteen members and four children attended with refreshments served.
The guidance states no rule governs offering a hand during introductions. it is optional and the woman may show pleasure with her chosen hand. A second marriage should be announced by the couple, not by the married daughter. Individual dishes for vegetables are not necessary at home but are typical in restaurants.
Practical advice covers hand care before cleaning, making a grape grappling recipe, foot comfort with borated powder, and restoring scorched cotton. It suggests moistening soap to clean hands, boiling sugar solutions for preservation, sprinkling borated talcum powder in shoes, and sun-drying cotton to restore fabric.
A recipe draft lists ingredients for a strawberry and rhubarb pie including 1.4 cups sugar, % teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca, 2 cups hulled strawberries, 2 cups rhubarb cut. The text appears as a partial shopping list with preparation notes.
A vintage recipe describes making a 9 inch strawberry rhubarb pie. Mix sugar salt and tapioca with fruit then bake in a hot oven for about forty five minutes until syrup boils with large bubbles. Create lattice top with pastry strips and flute edges for a finished pie.
Local briefs and notices compiled for Chanute readers on Tuesday June 18 1957. Short items include community notices, small ads, announcements, and neighboring town news summaries.
Friendship night of the Progress Chapter, Order of Eastern Star in Parsons drew Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Blackstone and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wasser from Hulda Parker Chapter, with Mrs. Wasser as guest Ruth. Cook zucchini squash and fresh tomatoes in butter until tender, then melt sharp cheese over before serving.
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