Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
AP reports cattle totals 3,200 head with steers steady to 25 higher and heifers, cows, and calves varying. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 lower. sows steady. Sheep 500 with lambs steady to 25 higher and feeders steady. quoted prices listed for various classes.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Choice
Prime
Bran Aire
Good
Cessna Air
Chrysler
Dow Chem
Py Pont
Ford Mtr
Medi- Gamble Sk
Motors
Kan P & L
Onthenes Tite
UCM
COU CM
Csocee S
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Sai Ae
Socony
Wall Street advances as markets gain in moderate trading
Wall Street rose in moderate trading with steels strong late in the day. The market logged its first advance after eight sessions with slight gains across key stocks and US and corporate bonds inching higher.
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New York
U.S
Daily Transcript summary of farm prices and local notices
The item lists steady eggs and mixed grades, live poultry price shifts, and a long civic health update from Neosho Memorial Hospital with recent admissions and discharges. It notes births, admissions today, dismissals, and a Kansas City grain and futures section with various price ranges. Police citation for Ranier Nooteboom is recorded along with a district court filing for divorce Neely vs Neely. Advertising text appears as a brief filler.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
D. Markham
Buffalo
Lorraine Whiteman
Thayer
Frank Rankin
N. Washington
Mel Burdette
Kent McMillen
Howard Nelson
Anna Casebolt
S. Evergreen
Timothy Collins
Evergreen
Dorothy Carlson
E. Main
Donald Huffman
Humboldt
Esther Moore
S. Allen
Kansas City
John McNary
S. Highland
Michael Patton
Ashby
Shorts
Santa Fe Railway declares 30 cent quarterly dividend
The Santa Fe Railway Board declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share No 206 on common stock payable June 1 1962 to stockholders of record at close of business April 27 1962. Also notes local police reports and missing items in Chanute with minor vehicle damage and theft incidents.
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The
Santa Fe Railway
David J. Brown
N. Garfield
W. Main
Florence M. Helard
N. Forest
Helard
Kansas State Glee Club Performs at Senior High
About 250 people heard the Varsity Men's Glee Club from Kansas State University Manhattan last night in the Senior High Auditorium. Four boys sang with instrumental accompaniment, the Co-eds and Jackie Glenn the blues singer performed. Marilyn Henson accompanied with a piano solo. The group is directed by Morris D. Hayes.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Jackie Glenn
Marilyn Henson
Morris D. Hayes
States join private fund drive for KU and K State
Kansas State University and the University of Kansas announce a joint private fundraising effort. K State aims to raise 2.5 million dollars for the Second Century Fund, with KU planning a centennial campaign afterward. Endowment assets rose for both schools as they shift toward private support.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Art
K-State
K.U
Yesteryear
K.U. Endowment Association
K-State Endowment Association
W. Clarke Wescoe
James McCain
Irvin Youngberg
K.U. Endowment Assn
K.u.’S
McCain
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka 1962 Record
Kansas traffic death log shows 0 fatalities in Topeka for the 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday, for March 30, 1962, with figures from 1961 at 108 and 1962-99 as a comparison.
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Topeka
Kansas
Erie Chest X-ray drive nets 525 participants
The state mobile unit completed its two day chest X-ray survey at City Hall drawing 525 area residents. 1960 figures show 63 more participants than last year, with data aiding health screening initiatives.
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City Hall
Optimist Club Hears Zumalt on Junior Opti Club
Cha nute Optimists meet at the Silver Grill with Ray Zumalt Royster Junior High guidance counselor as speaker. Loren Marsh reports forming the Junior Optimist Club and planning officer elections for next Wednesday. Advance tickets for the Kelley and Miller Circus on June 7 will go on sale. Three guests Joe Maple George Garrison and Paul Wilson attend.
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Chanute Optimists
Silver Grill
Loren Marsh
Ray Zumalt
Royster Junior High
Wayne Smith
Kelley & Miller Bros
Joe Maple
George Garrison
Paul Wilson
Manatee Length and Size Noted in Report
The manatee reaches about 15 feet in length with a 7 foot girth and weighs roughly a ton, according to measurements described.
Local Social Roundup Includes Dinners and Club Bridge
Mr and Mrs Dunham and Mr and Mrs Ted Kyle plan a birthday dinner at Caney and a birthday banquet in Coffeyville. The Dunhams will attend Sun District conven tion in McPherson with Mrs Dunham on the program. Mrs Kensinger hosted the Du Ett e bridge club with five guests and high honors went to Mrs Shrum and Mrs Forsyth. Earl Robinson and John DeMott attend a Chicago seminar.
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William G. Scott
Hope
W. H. Scott
Labette County Medical Center
Glen Johnson
Durward Hines
Virgil Watts
Verne Moore
Moore
Clyde Rush
Carbondale
Rush
L. J. Heaton
Hollis Dunham
Kansas American Legion Auxiliary
Dunham
Arkansas City
Legion
Pershing Brady
Ted Kyle
Caney
Coffeyville
McPherson
Sun District
Roger Kensinger
Du-Ette Bridge Club
Charles Forsyth
Marion Richey
Neal Trumbull
William Singleton
Earl Miller
Everett Shrum
Forsyth
Glen McKinney
Richey
Plenty of Plenty of Everything in Plain and Fancy
A Memorial Auditorium event runs at 8:00 P M on March 29 30 and 31 showcasing a broad program titled Plenty of Plenty of Everything in Plain and Fancy featuring performances for a general audience.
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Memorial Auditorium
Officers Elected By Junior Optimists
The Junior Optimist club at the Junior High School elected Bill Gaudern as president Sandy Bush as vice president Yerry Reeves as secretary Dick Hunt as treasurer and Melvin Marsh as sergeant of arms The club is sponsored by the local Optimist club.
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Bill Gaudern
Sandy Bush
Yerry Reeves
Dick Hunt
Melvin Marsh
Optimist
Plain and Fancy costume planning at Senior High Juco
Senior High and Juco cast members design and sew 65 costumes using over 25 bolts of material after rental outfits fell short. Wardrobe head Anita Chapman leads a nine member committee handling men’s wear children animal and carnival attire. Cast plans to purchase some costumes post production with others stored in department properties.
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Anita Chapman
Virginia Hazen
Pat Miles
Zame Mundell
Harold Henry
Eddie Jenkins
Speech l
Drama
Judy Bird
Sue Schwartz
Mary Ann Bartram
Jennie Halloran
Pam ‘Wilson
Patty Harris
Nancy Bartholomew
Dian Ruble
Local residents aid Amish dialect musical production
Citizens helped with set items and choreography for a barnyard musical scene. Mrs. William Gray trained 18 dancers over two months while Mrs. John Nation arranged piano recordings. Mrs. Don Abbuehl, born in Berks County, assisted with dialect and observed the farming community during Readings visits.
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William Gray
John Nation
Don Abbuehl
Berks County
Penn
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Kansas City Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Wall Street
Daily Transcript
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Ranier
Wonderwood
District Court
Chanute
Marie Esther Neely
Herbert Urwin Neely
Everett A. George
Hawks
Neosho County
Richard Coulter
United States Navy
Charles Allen Williams
Kathy Coulter
Coulter
Bremerton
Wash
Pearl Harbor
Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Iola
Phil Dryden
Paul C. Dryden
R. 3
Edgar D. Kerr
Harry Dobkins
Manhattan Hotel
Mike Wiggans
Rodger Wood
S. Central
South Ashby
Detroit Tigers
Ray Myers
Livonia
Mich
Myers
Tribune
State Glee Club
Kansas State
Kansas University
Ron Kull
Topeka State Journal
Chanute Discount Co. Inc
Erie
Harold Heaton
John Wright
William Zink
Ralph Watkins
Irving Berlin
Yesteryears
Wright
Heaton
Watkins
Otis Domeny
J. C. Zink
C. N. Middleton
Oswego
Kenneth Frame
Leroy Barker
Dick Purdy
Tom Burress
Jonesboro
Ark
Effie McReynolds
Woodston
Dessie Redman
Galesburg
Junior
O’brien
St. Paul
Mmes
Trixe Hager
Pearl Redmond
Helen Pierce
Fairy Anderson
Paul Casady
Harold Smith
William’ Dickson
Milford Hall
Glen Raney
Emery Olson
James Draper
Mmes. Zink
Shrum, Watkins and Heaton
Optimist Club
Zumalt
Leo M. Frederick
Allen County
de Witt
Iowa
Hazel Michael
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
North Logan i Grange
Onion Creek
Leroy Downs
Johnson Funeral Home
iHumboldt
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Bert F. Clark
Nealy Pearl Clark
Woodson County
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Lelia West
Gladys Ahlers
S. Kansas
Inez Booth
S. Larson
Gene Taylor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Juco Musical
Samuel French, Inc
Glen Bacus
Leland Clapson
Harold Tarpley
Robert Blunk Jr
Cedar Lodge No. 103
Charles Blanchard, W.M
Jay T, Klinginsmith
Sec’y
Priscilla
Tiega Hotel
Bidg
Parfait
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