Livestock Prices From Kansas City Market
AP reports cattle steady with high cutter and utility cows 17.30 to 18.60 and feeder steers 24.00 to 23.00 per hundredweight. Hog sale 2,200 head with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher. various weight ranges priced. Sheep offerings none. Spring lambs top to 26.00, utility and good 20.00 to 21.00, wool 24.00, feeder lambs 18.00 to 20.00, culled lambs 15.00 down. slaughter ewes 4.50 to 6.50, breeding ewes 10.00 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Live Stock Price Ranges From Parsons Hog and Cattle Market
Parsons hog grades list bid ranges from 200 to 270 pounds with prices from 9 to 18.70 dollars and sow and boar values. Cattle section shows grain fed steers and heifers priced U S choice to standards, plus stocker calf, heifer, veal, cow and bull categories with varied bids.
Executor appointed in Ingle estate by Neosho court
Robert Pennington appointed executor of Louie Franklin Ingle’s will and letters testamentary issued March 6 1968 by Neosho County Probate Court. Creditors must file demands within nine months of first publication. Attorneys for executor are Henshall and Pennington of Chanute Kansas. First publication Feb 16 1968.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Franklin Ingle
Louie Franklin Ingle
Robert Pennington
Kansas
Henshall and Pennington
Low
South Forest Street
Chapute
Alberta Gough
Chanute Tripune
Chanute
First National Bank OF
District Court
Erie
Mining Shares Rise As Silver Prices Hit London Highs
Wall Street traded lower with the Dow dropping 3.29 to 832.93 as losses outweighed gains by over 200 issues on the NYSE. Gold and silver mining stocks advanced while high priced growth and computer stocks faced pressure amid the broad decline. Silver shares benefited from London market demand pushing prices to record highs. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon slipped 1.1 to 302.3 with industrials down 13, rails down 0.7, utilities down 0.5.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Elmerfelds
London
Associated Press
Kidnapped Coed Tells of Abduction and Rape in Enid
Linda Ray Pearce 20-year-old from Hutchinson Kansas walked into an Enid police station soaked and barefoot around 2:30 a.m. and said she had been abducted and raped by a gunman. A 26-year-old man jailed after lineup identification. he listed Wichita Kansas as his home and faces kidnapping and rape charges though not formally charged. The suspect's parents live near Enid. She said the assailant kept her in the car for about three hours and later showed remorse and offered to let her shoot him, believing the gun to be real before discovering it was a toy.
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Enid, Okla
Linda Ray Pearce
Hutchinson
Kan
Miss Pearce
Wichita
Garfield County
Enid
Dennis McFadden
Gasoline Theft Reported in Chanute Auto Overnight
Harve Johnson of R. I. reported to police yesterday that about 15 gallons were stolen from the tank of his car while it was parked in Chanute overnight.
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Chanute
Harve Johnson
R. I
Ford vandalism report near West Cherry
Clyde ter told police yesterday that the left side of his 1967 Ford was damaged while parked in a store lot in the 600 block of West Cherry. Six area students at Kansas State University earned scholastic honors for fall semester with at least 3.3 GPA and 12 credit hours. Names include Earl Seyfert Steven B Hinkler Virginia Jean Works Hum boldt Alvin L Seefeldt Chanute Delma Jane Baker Jural Parsons and William M Frankenberg of Altoona.
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Clyde Ter
West Cherry
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Earl Seyfert
Steven B. Hinkler
Virginia Jean Works
Humboldt
Alvin L. Seefeldt
Chanute
Delma Jane Baker
Jural Parsons
William M. Frankenberg
Altoona
Crows of Pearblossom Featured at Library Story Hour
The library hosts a children's story hour this Saturday from 10 30 to 11 a m focusing on The Crows of Pearblossom. Aimed at young listeners, the program invites families to enjoy a tale of animal friends and community.
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Pearblossom
Wilsons Return From California Visit
Mr and Mrs George Wilson of 1113 S Santa Fe returned from Palo Alto California where they visited Mr and Mrs Don Davis and their grandson Sgt Tommy Davis Sgt Davis has just come back from Thailand and left today for Key West Florida where he will be stationed Mrs Davis is the Wilsons daughter
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George Wilson
S. Santa Fe
Palo Alto
Calif
Don Davis
Sgt
Tommy Davis
Sgt. Davis
Thailand
Key West
Fla
Davis
Wilson
Hawkins and McBeath Families Visit Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Eli Hawkins of Cameron Missouri arrived Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs Frank W McBeath at 231 South Wilson. They travelled to Fredonia yesterday to see Mrs Pearl Woodruff and planned to go to Iola to visit relatives. Mrs Woodruff and Mrs Hawkins are McBeath sisters.
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Eli Hawkins
Cameron, Mo
Frank W. McBeath
S. Wilson
Hawkins
McBeath
Fredonia
Pearl Woodruff
Iola
Mrs. Woodruff
Mrs. Hawkins
Chanute High School Class of 1953 seeks missing alumni
The Chanute High School class of 1953 plans its 15th anniversary reunion this year but lacks addresses for 14 members. Names include George Elliott Charles Hook Joan Johnson Al Martin Ralph Rayborn Virginia Reeves Jack Smith Mary Williamson Dwight Hummer Maretta Hastings Lowell Ely Sam Fajardo Imogene Jackson Ernest Smith. Myrtle Myers 524 S Santa Fe reports returning from a five week vacation visiting relatives in Texas and California.
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Chanute High School
George Eugene Elliott
Charles F. Hook
Joan Johnson
al Martin
Ralph Rayborn
Virginia Reeves
Jack Smith
Mary Williamson
Dwight Hummer
Maretta Hastings
Lowell Ely
Sam Fajardo
Imogene (Bowen) Jackson
Ernest Smith
Memorial Service For Barney Morgan Attended By Family
Mr and Mrs Jack Morgan and Mr and Mrs Butch Morgan of Fisher Illinois and Bill Morgan of Texarkana Texas returned home after attending the memorial service for their father Barney Morgan.
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Jack Morgan
Butch Morgan
Fisher, Ill
Bill Morgan
Texarkana
Tex
Barney Morgan
Toppers and Brass Choir in Feature Here Sunday
The 1968 Chorale Toppers and Brass choir of the College of Emporia perform at First Methodist Church Sunday at 8 p.m. Directed by Roger H. Johnson and Mario Plummer, the touring group includes 44 Chorale students and backs several choral works. Sponsored by the Chanute Ministerial Alliance, the ensemble has appeared in Chicago Detroit St. Louis and on the East Coast.
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College of Emporia
First Methodist Church
Roger H. Johnson
Mario Plummer
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Deaths and memorials reach across region
Mrs. Mattie H. Wetmore 63 of 1602 W Main died early today at Neosho Memorial Hospital after living here since 1960. Survivors include two sisters and two brothers with memorials at Watt Funeral Home. Leslie rites for Imogene Goldie Leslie of R4 follow, burial at Memorial Park. Frank Nelson 87 of Vilas dies after brief illness with services at Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church. Kimble memorial service held in Johnson Chapel with burial at Mt Hope Humboldt. list of pallbearers and choir offerings noted.
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Mattie H. Wetmore
W. Main
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Meline
Howard W. Wetmore
Wichita Business College
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Imogene Goldie Leslie
R. 4
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Springfield
Parsons High School
The
Christian Church
Paul Leslie
Oswego
C. L. Dodds
Parsons
Janice Sturdivan
Hawaii
Judy Young
Johnson Chapel
Duff D. Wagoner
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Frank Nelson
Vilas
Vilas High School
Woodhall
Ill
Hanna Bodin
Nelson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Walford Nelson
Escanaba, Mich
John Peterson
S. Denman
Henry
Walter
Everett
R. 1
Rudolph
R. 2
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church
Vilas Cemetery
Traffic Fatalities For 24 Hours To Nine A.M.
Traffic fatalities for the 24 hours ending at 9 am on March 3 1968 show figures for the comparable period in 1967 82. The report lists fatalities by time of day and road type with no major spikes.
Union Pacific Free To End Salina Train
The ICC refused to investigate Union Pacific plans to discontinue the Kansas City Salina passenger trains 69 and 70, leaving the railroad free to end service on March 18.
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Union Pacific
Salina
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Kan
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Visiting hours and admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 77 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Thursday admissions include Albert Rinehart Humboldt medical and several surgical cases. dismissals list multiple local residents. Today admissions feature Mrs Cheryl Keys Pittsburg medical and several Humboldt and Chanute residents. dismissals include Mrs Harley Record and others. Police court actions note intoxication and speeding with bonds. marriage licenses issued for several couples in Chanute Eric and Payne Roma Jean. Burton Grace Evelyn Agnew. Hill Mary Lucille Jobe.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Iowa State's Smith Tops Big Eight Player of the Year
The Big Eight 1968 basketball Player of the Year is Iowa State's Don Smith with a 25-24 edge over Nebraska's Stu Lantz. Kansas' Jo Jo White finished third with 10 votes. Kansas State's Steve Honeycutt had six and teammate Nick Pino three.
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Kansas City
Iowa State
Don Smith
Nebraska
Stu Lantz
Jo Jo White
Kansas
Lantz
Kansas State
Steve Honeycutt
Nick Pino
School Dist 101 OKs Salary Plan for 1968-69
Erie district 101 approves a salary schedule for 1968-69 with bachelor level starting at 5400 rising to 6000 masters 5900 to 6450 and beginning masters 5900 rising to 7300 in 14 years. High school teachers get 200 extra for extracurricular duties and admins and specialists may be removed from the schedule. The board also heard cost projections on centralized high school options and accepted a roofing bid from Beerbower Roofing Co.
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ERIE
Consolidated Unified School District 161 Board of Education
Ous
Beerbower Roofing Co
Fort Scott
Galesburg
Thayer
Bottle Tossed Forfeit Almost Ends Shawnee Tourney
In a Kansas City region semifinal, Ward led Sumner by nine before a bottle thrown from the Sumner section hit the court under Ward. Officials stopped play, cleared the floor, and after talks the teams returned to finish. Ward won 63 56.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ward
Sumner
Frank Wolf
Fred Dugan
Shawnee Mission South
Missouri Turnpike Authority Law Upheld by Court
Cole County Circuit Judge James T. Riley affirmed the validity of Missouri s new turnpike authority law granting it power to issue revenue bonds and construct toll roads. The suit was brought by road contractors Joseph L. Pohl and W J Menefee with backing from ten Republican allies.
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Jefferson City
Cole County
James T. Riley
Missouri
Turnpike Authority
Joseph L. Pohl
Nevada
W. J. Menefee
Sedalia
Pohl and Menefee
Chanute Tribune Prominent Local News March 8 1968
The Chanute Tribune reports local events and community updates dated Friday March 8 1968. Readers learn about civic notices, society notices, and brief city happenings affecting Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Wanda J. Crawford
Don G. Crawford
David J. Booth
Daniel K. Wickark
Samual A. Wickark
Thomas Dye
Chanute Commercial Club
Popular City Gas Company
Coffeyville Vitrified Brick & Tile Company
George EF. Neely
Vaneag
Mary Lee Frederick
Neosio County
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
South
Steuben Avenue
Cenure
K.C
Wall Street
Dow Jones
Herman Lehrack
S. Steuben
Lehrack
Veterans Administration Hospital
Myrtle Myers
R. J. Allender
Big Springs
R. A. McHarry
San Carlos
Hal Lassman
Gene Lassman
Santa Barbara
Chorale Toppers
Brass Choir
of Emporia
Leslie Rites
Kimble
Carl D. Kimble
Virgil
Old Rugged Cross
George Taylor
Hazel Slane
Jesse Splane
Earl Durham
Carl Grady
Roy Hurt
Hessel Sweeney
Bob Barker
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Chanute National Guard Armory
Farm Business Credit
Ron R. Poor
Bank of Commerce
Daily Transcript
Albert Rinehart
Max White
S. Plummer
Arden Moore
W. 5Th
Ervin Brune
N. Larson
Lillie Turner
N. Grant
Craig Davidson
N. Kansas
Henry Lopez
N. Lincoln
Earl Wertz
S. Lafayette
Judith Thurman
N. Highland
Freddie Markham Sr
Warren Tucker
Cheryl Keys
Pittsburg
Thomas Barnes
W. Ash
William Rensick
Marti Mendenhall
Neil Haynes
N. Garfield
Harley Record
S. Highland
Alice Allen
W. 9Th
Roy Rankin
N. Steuben
Leroy Weese
Ray Cooper
Edwin E. Hammer
Osawatome
Christopher E. Golay
Ben Ennis
E. &Rd
Eric
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Roma Jean Payne
Henry W. Burton
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Clinton, Mo
Robert Louis Hill
Mary Lucille Jobe
Dean Edward Webber
Janice Eileen Umbarger
Smith
Diamond Bar E
Toronto Reservoir
Fall River
Wscs Ladies of
Coyville
John Eck
Frank Troutman
Kans
Don Marple
Benedict
Dale Trimmell
Missouri Pikes Okay
College OF Emporia Choir & Brass Ensemble
Moonlight Madness
Stanley
Forest
Stanley Tools
SZ Tesa
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