Hogs Higher Cattle Steady At Kansas City Livestock Market
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes hogs higher and cattle steady with steer prices 23.00 to 25.25 per cwt and cows 12.00 to 16.00. Feeders rise to about 98.00 to 100.00, while various grain quotes include oats 71 to 77, corn around 1.86 to 1.88, and soybeans near 2.42 to 2.48 a bushel amid mixed grain trading in Chicago and markets nationwide.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Shorts
Chicago Grainee eee _ CHICAGO
Parsons
U.S
NEW York
Meyers
Gen
T & Telteteee
Anaconda
Atchison Tee
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air Ee
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Ford Mtr
WOME
Gamble Sk
Sperry Rd
US Steel
Two-vehicle collision damages Steeves car in noninjury crash
Police investigated a noninjury accident yesterday afternoon involving a 1962 Ford owned by Harry Steeves Jr and driven by Sharon Steeves 17 of 1320 W 4th and a 1955 Ford driven by William Snyder 67 of Mapleton. The Steeves car turning left onto Main from Forest failed to see Snyder's eastbound vehicle on Main. right side damage to the Steeves car and an estimated $125 in damage were reported.
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Ford
Harry Steeves Jr
Sharon Steeves
W. 4Th
William Snyder
Mapleton
Steeves
On Main
Police recover dog linked to child bite in Wall Street area
Police identified a dog that bit Roger Pruitt eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pruitt of 801 S Grant. The owner was instructed to confine the dog for two weeks of observation. In another note, Detroit Tigers scout Ray Meyers from Livonia left a briefcase with scouting records at a local station. police tried to contact Detroit without success.
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Roger Pruitt
Earl Pruitt
S. Grant
Detroit Tigers
Ray Meyers
Livonia
Mich
Detroit
Death notices for Mrs H L Rapp and Thomas M Stone
Mrs H L Rapp 61 of 614 West Main died unexpectedly at her sister’s home west of Parsons. She was born August 2 1900 at Coyville and married Henry Rapp in 1925. Survivors include husband Emma Furrow sister Ollie Hersh brothers Guy and Glen. funeral Saturday 2 30 p m First Christian church with Rev La Moine Waldron. Burial Elmwood cemetery Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge. Stone funeral held at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Ray Hutchison officiating. Burial Memorial Park cemetery.
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H. L. Rapp
W. Main
Paul Hersch
Parsons
Bessie Belle Furrow
Coyville
Emma
Joe Furrow
Henry Rapp
Erie
American Express Co
Chanute
Ottawa
First Christian Church
Emma Furrow
Ollie Hersh
Cherryvale
Guy Furrow
W. 2Nd
Glen Furrow
N. Forest
la Moine Waldron
Elmwood Cemetery
Roy S. Gibson
Stone
Thomas M. Stone
Johnson Mortuary
Ray J. Hutchison
First Baptist Church
Hazel Stane
Perry Rhea
Myrron Rhea
J. B. Conklin
John Peters
Walter Hartman
Lewis Hottenstein
Memorial Park Cemetery
Free Christian Science Lecture at First Church in Forest Ave
A free public lecture on Christian Science will be given Friday evening at 8 o clock at First Church of Christ Scientist 18 North Forest public invited. Contact Tribune via phone after 6 p.m. if needed.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
N. Forest
Mrs. Hayes Hosts 20th Century Study Club Meeting
Mrs. Mamie Hayes of 627 South Santa Fe hosted the Twentieth Century Study Club Tuesday afternoon with 12 attending. Devotions on The Lord's Prayer were led by Mrs. Howard Parsons, followed by a lesson Pride of Patriotism by Mrs. C B Eckard. Members recited poems for roll call and president Mrs. Parsons closed with Thoughts for Meditation. Next meeting set for April 3 with Mrs. P B Darlington.
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Mamie Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Twentieth Century Study Club
Howard Parsons
Eckard
Chamber of Commerce votes on directors ballot
Mail ballots have been sent to Chamber of Commerce members to vote for nine candidates for five director seats. The top four win three-year terms, the fifth earns a two-year term. terms begin May 1. Names include Baker Bodley Caldwell Erickson George Hayes Lapham Morgan Morton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Henry K. Baker
W. G. Bodley
E. L. Caldwell
Chig” Erickson
Myron V. George
R. J. Hayes
John Lapham
Bill Morgan
M. L. Morton
A. E. Endres
Paul Parsons
Tom Durkin
Robert Pennington
Chamber
Barber College Defined in State Ruling
TOPEKA AP A privately owned barber college is not a college as defined by state law, Attorney General William M. Ferguson ruled Tuesday. The ruling came at the request of Walter Reed Gage director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board who asked whether the liquor-store proximity ban to schools churches or colleges applies to the barber college.
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Topeka
Atty
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Walter Reed Gage
Alcohlic Beverage Control Board
Gage
Bridge Club Meets at Tioga Hotel
Duplicate bridge club gathered Monday evening at the Tioga Hotel with players achieving above average scores. Notables included Bob Ward Dr. Al Kihm Mrs. Jo Payne Fred Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes with Neodesha as a listed location and scores in the 20s and 30s.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Bob Ward
al Kihm
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
Fairfield Grange Meets at School with New Initiation
Fairfield Grange held a Monday meeting at the school with Robert Johnson presiding as master. A new member was initiated. Luke Lasley became steward and Mrs. Lasley lecturer. Dr. Dwight Blackwood presented the film Communist Encirclement 1961. Refreshments were served to 60 attendees.
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Fairfield Grange
Robert Johnson
Luke Lasley
Lasley
Dwight Blackwood
Daily Transcript Admits and Moves in Neosho Area
Neosho area daily notices include hospital admissions yesterday for Mrs De witt Hargis Humboldt medical Mrs Robert Donovan 217 W 5th medical Mrs Russell Abbott Earlton medical Warren Babcock 611 N Steuben surgery Brian Fairchild 420 N Forest medical Pearl McLaurine Eric medical and dismissals for Mrs Richard Oliver 426 N Kansas Mrs Donald Grogan and son 1623 S Ashby Ricky Edwards Humboldt Mrs Leroy Phillips 1111 S Evergreen. Admissions today Morris Pack R 3 medical Mrs William Johnson Stark medical. Recent moves list multiple residents changing addresses within Humboldt and nearby towns, with several building permits issued for garages and a 20 unit motel in Prairie Village.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dewitt Hargis
Humboldt
Robert Donovan
W. 5Th
Russell Abbott
Earlton
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
Brian Fairchild
N. Forest
Pearl McLaurine
Eric
Richard Oliver
N. Kansas
Donald Grogan
S Ashby
Ricky Edwards
Leroy Phillips
S. Evergreen
Morris Pack
R. 3
Medical
William Johnson
Stark
Harrison Roberts wed in Genoa ceremony
Rex Harrison and actress Ra Herbalists of the Renaissance chef Roberts married in Genoa Italy. The ceremony used marsh marigolds for civil rites and lily root juice for a snake bite remedy.
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Genoa
Italy
Rex Harrison
Roberts
Junior Optimist Club sponsors oratorical contest
Twenty-one junior high boys attended a Chanute Optimist Club meeting at the Silver Grill and learned of sponsoring an oratorical contest for boys 15 and under. Local winner goes to Kansas City for state and national competitors. top scholarships total $2 000. Clyve Bailey outlined Optimist International history and the Junior club’s reach since 1929.
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Chanute Optimist Club
Silver Grill
Chanute Junior Optimist Club
Clyve Bailey
District 37 Optimist International
Kansas City
Bailey
Optimist International
Optimist
United States
Canada
Tommy Bertram
Dennis Wilson
Melvin Marsh
Dan Newland
Larry Lansdown
Dale McCown
Bill Gaudern
Terry Reeves
Sandy Rush
Vernon McGee
Dick Kelly
Thomas Randle
Paul Brazil
Ralph Rice Jr
Ben Ennis
Dick Hunt
Tommy Reynolds
Gene Bercaw
Never Barnett
Steven Vaughn
Harvey Smith
Beeneys Court Wards Conflict Draws National Attention
The Beeney prophecies dispute midrs had national publicity as law and faith clash. Mrs Beeney noted long distance calls from a Little Lake Michigan minister and a Dallas resident. An Alabama evangelist visiting from Independence spoke to the family, saying they received comfort and help.
Defebaughs Are Honored On 50th Year
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Defebaugh of 102 N Steuben were feted at Fellowship Hall First Christian Church for their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosts were children Glenn Defebaugh Springfield Missouri Scott Defebaugh Tulsa and Vernon Defebaugh and Dorcas class members. The reception featured a net over gold serving table a tiered cake with a miniature bride and groom and crystal candleholders. Many relatives and guests attended including nieces Mrs R E Abbott Miss Fetrow Mrs Howard Johnson and Mrs Jessie Buenning. Musicians and speakers included Donald Ray guest who spoke and led gift table duties granddaughter Gayle Defebaugh and grandchildren Bonnie Lee Melissa Defebaugh and Cheryl Lynch who left the troop. The program included tributes from grandparent line and songs by family members. The couple received flowers from their children.
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G. A. Defebaugh
N. Steuben
Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church
Glenn .Defebaugh
Springfield
Scott Defebaugh
Tulsa
Vernon Defebaugh
Dorcas
Jessie Buenning
Jane
Ponca City
Tues ‘Defebaugh
Hutton School
Photographs
William Strean
Donald Ray
Gayle
Bonnie Lee
Melissa
Defebaugh
Cheryl Number
Lynch
Jerry Defebaugh
Ray
Diana Cargrandson
Elaine Miller
Lynnerett Carter
Glenn Defebaugh
Father Daughter Banquet Honors Scout Troop 122 at Roosevelt
A Father Daughter banquet was held March 16 at Roosevelt school by Troop 122. The program celebrated the 50th anniversary of Girl Scouting. Sixteen girls participated and recognition was given to teachers custodians leaders.
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Roosevelt School
Reception for Dorcas class notes out-of-town guests
A niece and many out-of-town relatives attended a buffet luncheon at the Derebaugh home preceding a reception. Guests listed include Defebaughs of Deerfield and Streeter, Sikorsky of Kansas City, Fetrow family of Ponce City and Fort Scott, and numerous others from Nevada, Richards, Coffeyville, Iola, Topeka, and surrounding areas.
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S. V. Heathman
Dorcas
Anyman
Rex Truitt
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Earl Ostrander
Derebaugh
Charles Defebaugh
Deerfield
George H. Defebaugh
Florence Defebaugh
Mike Sikorsky
Kirk Norton
Elmer Manke
Kansas City
Harry Defenbaugh
Streeter
C. P. Scott
Jessie Buenning
Charles and Glen
Nevada
John Tompkins
Matson
K. Smith
Walter Stubblefield
Richards
Howard Johnson
John
Jane Fetrow
Edith Fetrow
Ponce City
Okla
Cecil Fetters
Marilyn
Virginia
Fort Scott
R. &. Abbott
Craig and
Robin
William Rolf
Jake McCollan
Joe Wolf
Leslie Leavitt
Charlies Lane
Modesta Ball
Ed Thompson
Iola
Alice Cobble
Independence
Ada Sve Potter
Coffeyville
Dick Crowl
Topeka
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Prairie Village
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Frank C. VaenGotten Jr
Santa Fe
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T. E. Cunningham
Robert E. Soderquist
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Levi T. Hicks
Clifford A. Sousa
Bartlesville
Larry C. Dodd
Oklahoma City
James Howard Walkup
Judith A. Splane
Sidney D. Sloan
Pittsburg
John J. Vitt
W. Ashby
Elizabeth Gregory
N. Sante Fe
Warden D. Bull
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