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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
2
Kansas City shows hogs and cattle mostly steady with some declines in cows and sows. Prices for steers, heifers, and calves move within narrow ranges. Chicago reports butter and eggs steady, grains mostly unchanged. Parson s hogs and variety markets list price bands for multiple weights and grades.
Olson's defeated Naff and Bolze 2 0 with pitching by Durham and Harvey and Mitchell a triple. Freeto edged Martin Tractor 3 2 as Stange catcher and Stipp's double highlighted a 18 strikeout night. Martin earned all four innings from Anderson with Kern behind the plate.
Chanute American Legion defeated Neodesha 10 to 2 at Neodesha behind Don Papst who pitched a complete game with eight hits allowed and seven strikeouts. Glen Barnhart drove in three runs with a triple and a single while Don Friederich added a two run single in the seventh.
Humboldt shut out EUB No 1 3 0 then beat Savonburg 19 2 in makeup action. Tomorrow EUB No 2 vs Thayer and Christians vs Savonburg. Officials urge prompt 730 start each night. Line scores show Humboldt 3 4 and Lutherans 19 runs with various batters listed.
Pioneer Hardware defeated Wilsons Clothiers 11-10 after Jim Lawson belted a two out homer in the last inning. David Holloway started, Tim Jordan relieved, with Jordan Lawson and Holloway sharing the catching duties. Ricky Layh took the loss and Ricky Henderson the win.
Chanute girls softball defeated Cyrus 14 to 5 at Lola last night. Doris Sandage hit two home runs and Barbara Edwards added another. Charlene Bailey pitched six strikeouts for Chanute and Linda Rice caught.
A meeting of managers and assistant managers in the Senior and Junior Teener League is set for 7 30 tonight at the VFW clubrooms. League representatives will discuss rules interpretations. Read the advertisements.
Nu-Way Cleaners defeated Pot ter's Hatchers 19-15 in a Beginn ers League game. Pitchers for Nu-Way were Mat lock Carter and Hamilton with Vaughn catching. Pot ter's Hatchers pitchers were Peterson White and Potter with Almond catching.
Only two games are scheduled in the city baseball program tonight both in the Major League. Consolidated Oil meets the Bank of Commerce and Ash Grove takes on the First National Bank.
Casey Drug Co advertises insecticides while Lewis Sanchez wins a fringe-on-top survey from Harrison's Shoe Store with 1 763 contestants in the drawing. June Hargrove departs for Western Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas to study piano oboe and join band. Past Matrons dine with Hulda Parker chapter. Judy Wolfe visits grandparents in Pawhuska. Tribune delivery hotline listed.
In St Louis the Jaycees national convention parade featured 14 marching bands and a Nevada mounted delegation that handed out gifts including 4000 silver dollars and candy strawberries to spectators along downtown routes.
In Erie area the harvest begins with warm dry weather forecast. On Saturday Erie Grain Co bought barley at 70 cents a bushel after strong tests. Hines Grain Co bought wheat for 1.65 a bushel after acquiring the Farmers Union elevator. The trip of W L McKinney family to Idaho and California is noted along with visits from Kenneth Burk of Pueblo to Esther Burk.
A Tennessee group handed out 250000 candy strawberries during a parade where 35 mounted Wyoming cowboys herded 10 head of cattle. Delegates from each state wore distinctive costumes and exchanged greetings with spectators at the convention of the Jaycees, founded here 49 years ago, attracting about 8000 delegates.
Lawrence Eugene Bohlander known as Larry died Tuesday night at 9 30 in Memorial Hospital after a two week illness and brain surgery last Friday He was born February 12 1942 and lived in Pampa all his life A 1960 Pampa High School graduate he belonged to several clubs and the First Christian church Survivors include his parents two sisters grandparents and a Albuquerque New Mexico grandmother The funeral will be Friday at 2 p m at the First Christian Church Pampa with Rev Richard Cruws officiating Burial follows at Fairview Cemetery Pampa
Funeral services for Mrs. Marion Kibler were conducted yesterday at the Koch-Skinner Memorial chapel with Rev. LaMoine Waldron officiating. Bearers included Paul Campbell Harve Johnson Virgil Ward Carl Hutchison and Albert Tuttle with floral attendants and songs sung by Mrs. Dave Petterson. Burial followed at Fredonia.
Relatives visited here including Mrs Marion Norton and John Nie of Emporia and Mrs Olive Swaney of Chanute with Mr and Mrs Tom Hudson. A Father's Day basket dinner honored Charles A Boaz at his Walnut Grove farm. Attendees included multiple Boaz families, Chanute residents, and Erie area visitors. District Court Action noted for Chanute.
Rev William T Hunt moderated a meeting in Chanute with refreshments served by Rev J M Torrence and his wife. Mr and Mrs Lester Shepard returned from Kansas days visiting Mr and Mrs Louis Shepard and saw the Athletics face the Yankees, a game Kansas City won 9 to 1.
Defense motion to quash heard in Thayer justice court. State versus Jack Gill for forcible rape. bond reduced from 5000 to 2000. Fritts versus Norris judgment. garnishee appearance required of Joey Drilling and Exploration Co. appearance set for 10 am July. Smith and others v Morris judgment and partition. appraisal report approved with five days to elect to take property at appraised value.
A modest late rally centered on rails and steels left New York stocks slightly higher as volume picked up without spectacular strength. The session opened mixed with gains in U S government bonds on light volume and corporate bonds firming after an early dip.
Florida could nearly supply all non mineral needs through its farms ranches and fishing resources with tourism profits funding remaining requirements.
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