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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
2
Local notices include a story hour at 10 30 a m featuring Jupiter and the Cats and The Mystery of The Gate Sign. Community updates cover travel and visits among residents including the Newlands Villepique and Baker families with extended trips and professional engagements.
Kansas City reports light cattle tests with 400 head and 50 calves, hogs around 1,500 with barrows and gilts steady to firm but sows weak, and sheep 300 headed with many receipts held for Monday. Chicago prices show butter steady and eggs steady to firm with various grade quotes.
Wheat and rye gain slightly on the Chicago Board of Trade while corn eases. Kansas City reports steady wheat activity with favorable harvest weather, and profits trim late advances. Wall Street opens with a mixed session as volume nears 3 million and major indices edge higher.
New York AP closing stocks and Kansas legal action outline Anderson asking the Kansas Supreme Court to dismiss or deny a new trial motion by Stice in disbarment proceedings. Commissioner Goodell had recommended disbarment for misconduct in fixing hearing procedures, but Anderson argues the recommendations are advisory and Stice may challenge any findings.
The Daily Transcript lists Thursday admittances including Mrs Lottie Young and Mrs Arthur Lester, with medical cases noted. Dismissals include Sheila Winterscheid and James Hamill. a birth announces a girl to Mr and Mrs Eugene Rigole. Police and district court entries cover traffic citations, a speeding case, a reckless driving bond, and a show cause hearing on parole revocation. Several divorce actions, custody rulings, and marriage licenses are recorded with multiple local names and ages.
Mitchell Stevenson Hale infant son of Maurice and Mrs. Hale 518 North Garfield died at home after a brief illness. Born June 7 1958 he was 20 days old. Survivors include parents a brother Maurice Jr paternal grandparents Stafford and Mrs Hale Chanute and maternal grandparents Eugene and Mrs Clounch Iola. Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs Barbara Doubleday returned home to Kirkwood with her husband after the Nevada ranch hand Raymond Headspeth, an ex convict, fled with $203000 in bonds and a car. Headspeth faces federal charges of interstate transportation of stolen money and car theft. the divorce case and custody fight remain unsettled.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club held a project meeting with sewing help and a boiled salad dressing demo by Sharon Bussman. Cupcakes baked by members were judged. nine members two leaders and four mothers attended. June Winder named next hostess for July 10.
The advertisement urges readers to follow trusted guidance when shopping for products and services. It emphasizes verification of claims, comparison of prices, and consulting reputable sources to avoid scams and faulty merchandise.
Mrs. Ben Smith, crippled with arthritis, told police that a young couple examined her rug for sale at $60, objected to the price, and set the rug on fire before departing. The incident occurred in Toledo and authorities investigate the motive and suspects.
Clarence Adams, 24, turned himself in to police claiming he did so to protect his wife Barbara Ann and their three sons aged 1, 2, and 6 months. Mrs. Adams, arrested for passing bad checks totaling 208 dollars signed by Adams, is pregnant. The family previously lived in a hillside hole near Independence Boulevard, with the children in the care of an uncle.
Local residents report visits from relatives across Louisiana Missouri and Kansas with mentions of Jena Alexandria Neosho and Rockaway Beach. Wheat harvesting shows yields around 25 to 35 bushels per acre as Oth ers note regional farming progress.
Community members attended bridge games and Kiwanis events, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Roger Kensinger and Mrs. Everett Shrum. Local beauticians gathered in Parsons, while residents visit family in Hayward, Detroit, New York, and Roswell. Sheriff Montgomery spoke on Erie burglaries at a Kiwanis meeting. Dr. Wm. C. Weir led the session.
USAGE CITY AP Clyde M. Reed Jr. urged a statehouse change for Kansas and its future during a luncheon in his campaign for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He criticized Gov. George Docking and the Democratic administration for lacking vision and leadership. Reed warned that 39 of 105 counties have less population than in 1910 and called for an ambitious economic development plan including recreation and more farm product research.
Kansas wheat growers face tight storage as 1958 crop looms. On June 1 commercial grain stocks reached a record 334 million bushels, leaving 139 million bushels of remaining space for new crop grain and working storage. The June 1 forecast followed.
The 1958 wheat crop size is noted as more than 244 million bushels in a brief market item. The page emphasizes the advertisements as written for readers and declares them real and reliable.
Send Thing D five cents t eains for pattern order. add 5 cents per pattern for 1st class availing. Send to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York NY Print plainly NAME ADDRESS ZONE AND PATTERN NUMBER. Send Twenty-five cents more for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. Two complete patterns offered: crochet knitting embroidery weaving quilts toys dolls.
A Catholic layman argues the faith’s depth and practicality, asserting the church offers logical answers to life, rights, and society. He promotes pamphlet KC-26 outlining why Catholicism is the true church founded by Christ and urges readers to request it by mail.
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