Kansas City Livestock and Produce Market Report
Cattle 8,500 and calves 400. hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts up to 25.50. sheep 3,200 steady. Parson’s notes show varied grain fed steers 24.00–25.50 and heifers 24.00–26.25. cows 13.00–17.00. veal calves 28.00–30.00. Kansas Produce lines report eggs and wholesale prices. Chicago reports butter eggs poultry and grains steady to higher on modest shifts.
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Knsas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals in Erie and Nearby Areas
Royal David Spurling 25 of San Antonio Texas died in a San Antonio army hospital of cancer. Arrangements are incomplete. Mrs Bessie Scott 81 Erie resident died at Erie Rest Home after illness. She was born October 14 1880 in Olive Branch community. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Christian church Erie. Burial East Hill Cemetery. Raymond V Locke of Arkansas City a former Leanna neighbor died at home of heart disease. Survived by Grace Ermey Locke and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday in Arkansas City. Funeral services for Mrs Lulu L Lewis held at First Methodist Church with burial Greenlawn Memorial Park.
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Royal David Spurling
Willie Spurling
Earlton
San Antonio
Tex
Spurling
Bessie Scott
Erie
Bessie Imogene Brown
Olive Branch
June P. Brown
Thomas B., Scott
Scott
Christian Church At
Alice Larson
Kansas City
Arthur R. Scott
Arcadia
Calif
Leo B. Scott
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Grover Brown
Odessa
Rose Foust
Christian Church In
Glenn Crosby
East Hill Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Raymond V. Locke
Arkansas’ City
Leanna
Richard Blair
Grace Ermey Locke
Georgia Alford
Colorado Springs
Colo
Beulah Schmidt
Santa Monica
Arkansas City
Lewis
E. L
Lulu L.) Lewis
First Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
C. H. Pankratz
Homer Erickson
Old Rugged Cross
Mmes
Joe Sterner
Blaine Marks
Arthur Bennett
Glen Allison
William C. Corn
Fred Mosier
Arthur Percy
Eldon Penner
Public Auction East of Chanute Items for Sale
Auction at the Chanute area lists garden tractor disc cultivator and appliances including a Maytag and Hotpoint ranges. Household items cover rockers beds lamps radios and a floor trade assortment with terms cash and no liability for accidents. McCoy Auction Co. contact in Chanute Kansas with box 513 and phone HE 1 2449.
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Biege
T.V
Army
Detroit
IHC
Arden
Florence
Grain Prices Reported for Milo Kafir Rye and More
Market notes list Milo at 1.86 to 1.98, Kafir 1.89 to 1.95, Rye 1.19 to 1.21'4, Barley 1.08'2 to 1.13, Soybeans 2.38'2 to 2.43%%, Bran 36.00 to 36.75, Shorts 35.00 to 35.75. Prices cover multiple feeds and byproducts with varying ranges.
Egg prices and assorted poultry weights listed
The notice lists grade A eggs by size with price marks, grade B eggs, and receipts. It also shows chicken and hen weights with price lines, noting 5 pounds and up and under 30 pounds price rules.
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka 1962 75 Comparison
Kansas traffic death log notes 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday for March 6 in 1962 75 and compares with the 1961 period at 90 deaths.
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Topeka
Kansas
Coyote Drive Yields No Coyotes at Sorghum Valley Grange
Sorghum Valley Grange held its second coyote drive on Sunday with about 60 members in attendance. No coyotes were seen. The regular Grange meeting is planned for Wednesday night, with pie to be served. Nearby notices include military and school milestones, births and dismissals, and a mobile chest X-ray unit visit to Neosho County starting March 23.
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Sorghum Valley Grange
The
Grange
U.S
Grubbs
Atchison
Coors
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing aEcs
Sis
Chrysler
Most
Dow Chem
Neosho County
du Pont
Ford Mtr
iGen Elec
Gen Motors
Olen Ha
RCA
Hutton School
St Jee Land
Hutton
Neosho Valley
Sears Rock
St. Patrick's
Sinclair
Royster Junior High
Spen Chem
Royster
Std
OU & Cott
Murray Hill
Kin- Ltd Oil N J
Dergartens
To-Westy el
the Tribune
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed in Daily Transcript
Daily Transcript lists Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Saturday including Curtis Lehr 821 S Malcolm medical, Mrs. Harry Peters Humboldt medical, Mrs. Lewis Stockebrand Yates Center medical. Dismissals include Mrs. D M Hargis Humboldt, Mrs. Joe Brooks 25 W Mulberry, Mrs. William Keys and daughter 8 Evergreen, Henry Hare Elk City, Mrs. Alvis Churchill Iola, Mrs. Delbert McKellips 1001 N Kansas, Mrs. Dewey McCoy 1701 S Malcolm, Roy Adams 508 W 4th, Mrs. Ethel Frankenberry 511 N Central, Mrs. Francis Orr 418 N Highland, Johanna Reedy Yates Center, Chris Schoenhofer St Paul.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Curtis Lehr
S. Malcolm
Medical
Harry Peters
Humboldt
Lewis Stockebrand
Yates Center
D. M. Hargis
Joe Brooks
W. Mulberry
William Keys
Evergreen
Henry Hare
Elk City
Alvis Churchill
Iola
Delbert McKellips
Kansas
Dewey
Hearing Delayed Admissions and Dismissals Reported
A Civil Service hearing for Lowe and related personnel was postponed today. Dismissals include Barbara Hughes and Mrs Loren Topeka. Births: a girl to Mr and Mrs Beard. Several listed individuals with medical notes and addresses appear in the delayed proceedings and notices.
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Christina Pack
S. Ashby
Cecil Greenlee
S. Evergreen
Lewis Feld
Wilbur Moffatt
S. ‘Kansas
Barbara “Hughes
S. Allen
Loren Topeka
Lowe
Beth Drake
S. Jacinto Pineda
Highway Highland
Robert Fullerton
Post and Son
Young Pupils Dont Mind
Young pupils show cheerful indifference to critics as lesson focus shifts to basic reading and arithmetic. Teachers report steady attendance and bright participation among classes, with parents noting improved confidence and daily routines.
Wall Street Gains Slip Amid Mixed Volume and School Testing
Stock market eases from an early gain as volume nears 3.3 million shares. The report notes varied moves among fast-changing issues while outlining a simulated school X-ray and skin test program affecting teachers and students at several Neosho County schools.
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New York
Erie CWF groups meet with varied lessons and plans
Four Erie Christian Women’s Fellowship groups met Thursday at members’ homes for missionary lessons titled Ye Shall Be My Witnesses Despite Opposition. Group I hosted by Violet Harding had thirteen members. Group II led by Richard Jeffrey with eleven. Group III at Lillie Ewing with nine. Group IV at Frederick Swan with fifteen. Next meetings set for April 12 with named hostesses. Separate items note Navy commander L K Simon’s promotion and local visits by families, including the Reynolds and Rogers households, with travel to Neodesha and Kansas City for family events.
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Group III
Lillie Ewing
Ethel Yockey
Mable Mahar
Mmes
Loren Dillinger
Emery Gard
John Hazen
Clarence Richardson
Frederick
L. K. Simon
Olathe
W. E. Reynolds
Erie
Simon
Terry
Reta Bouman
Jerrry
Kansas City
George Richard
Neodesha
William A. Rogers
Harvey Steele
Macksville
Gene Beard
Charles Forsyth
Chanute Tribune Page Two March 12 1962
Local tidbits and notices populate Page Two of the Chanute Tribune dated March 12 1962. The brief items include community updates, upcoming events, and small notices central to Chanute residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Weekend Arts Trip Swells Town Audience
The group attended the Broadway hit Advise and Consent at the Music Hall, enjoying an afternoon weekend performance and the lively stage production.
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Music Hall
Vehicles Damaged In Erie Collision
A collision on highway US59 half a mile north of here at 5 10 am today caused damage to a 1962 Chevrolet pickup driven by Herman L Murray 37 of Bolcourt and a 1950 Pontiac driven by James Ivan Green 46 of Erie no injuries reported Sheriff Jerry Sloan said the pickup front damage was about 150 dollars and the car rear damage about 50 dollars
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Erie
Us59
Here
Sheriff's Office
Herman L. Murray
Bolcourt
James Ivan Green
Jerry Sloan
Anderson to Speak at Kansas Livestock Convention
AP reports Gov. John Anderson will attend the Kansas Livestock Association annual convention in Wichita on Friday, he said today.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas Livestock Association
Wichita
Educator M J Whitson Dies in Topeka
M J Whitson acting superintendent of schools in Topeka died today after suffering a heart attack Friday. Local officials express sorrow as the community mourns the longtime educator.
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Topeka
M. J. Whitson
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Chanute
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Katy
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Thayer
Gary Stevenson
Larry van Wickle
Pittsburg State College
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H. V. Stevenson
W. Main
van Wickle
Dave Fraser
Edith
Clarence E. Anderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Patrick J. Smith
Stark
Bernard H. Smith
Maur Hill School
St. Patrick’s
Walnut
Leis Claus Freiholtz
Byrle B. Haynes
N. Garfield
S. Kansas
Leslie Purcell
Piqua
William Griffith
Nelsey Williams
Toronto
Nancy Pitts
N. Evergreen
Horace Wilmoth
N. Central
Clyde Beard
Orval Umbarger
Millard Hurst
Lila Powers
Robert Coyne
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Richard Starliper
Kas
George A. Steele
Virginie L. Cobb
William G. Reece
Speed
Lincoln
Alcott
Union Valley
Daily Transcript
Wall Street
Runnning
Hoch-Skinner Memorial Home
Dean G. Skinner
Koch-Skinner
CWF
George Wright
Richard Jeffrey
Leroy Hoppus
John Bass
Willard Bright
John Finley
Paul Casady
Zella Baldwin
Anderson
Food Center
South Santa Fe
Cain
IGA
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