Hog Prices Edge Up as Cattle and Hogs Move
Kansas City AP report shows cattle and hog markets with higher hogs, cows steady, feeders and steers up to 22.75, hogs rising to 25 over base, sows 11.25 to 12.75, lambs steady. Obituary notes Roy A. Cleaver dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness, with survivors listed. Funeral set at Gibson Funeral Home Humboldt.
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Kansas City
Roy A. Cleaver
N. Steuben
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Susan Cleaver
Erie
Susie Hamill
Fredonia
Altoona
W. N
Berneta) Wiggans
Earlton
Charles ‘Treva’ Grable
Joe
Betty) Lewis
Topeka
Richard Cleaver
W. Oak
Willard Cleaver
N. Grant
Clarence
Chanute
Gibson Higher
Ray
J. Hutchison
The
First Baptist
Parson Hogs and Cattle Market Prices Steady Across Classes
The Parson market shows steady bids in hogs and cattle with varied grades. Prices span cattle from choice 22 to 25 dollars for feeder stock, calves 22 to 32, cows 11 to 19, bulls 14 to 21, and sheep lambs from 12 to 22 dollars, reflecting mixed weights and quality levels across the market.
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U.S
Chicago egg market steady with mixed prices
AP report from Chicago notes a steady to unchanged market with eggs. Prices are 70 percent or better grade A whites at 28s, mixed at 29, dirties 25 1.2, checks 24s.
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Chicago
Grain market recap with mixed futures shifts
Chicago prices show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn futures rise slightly with No 2 yellow at 1.21 1 4, May. Soybean oil at 9 4b. Wheat finished down 24 cents per bushel, May at 2.09 5. Corn up modestly, May 1.18 5. Oats steady, May 69 2 cents. Rye steady, May 1.28 2. Soybeans down 1 cent, May 2.58 5 4. Barley bids mixed, feed 1.00 1.08.
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Chicago
Teen Bride and Groom Rates in 1962 Marriages
The Population Reference Bureau reports that nearly two-fifths of brides and one-eighth of grooms in 1962 marriages were teenagers.
All Masons Hold Funeral Services Here
All Masons conduct funeral services at First Millard W. Drisdell worshipful master and Jay T. Klinginsmith secretary.
Flags of 98 Nations Not to Fly at K.C.
Kansas City Missouri AP The Liberty Memorial Association plans to halt flying flags of 98 nations this year citing objections it is un-American The 1961 rededication ceremony drew 57 nation representatives but the memorial faced vandalism and picketing from critics
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K.C
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Lowell L. Johnson
Liberty Memorial Association
City Park Board
Board of Governors
Tribune Contact: Call After 6 PM at HE 1 3400
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, try your carrier. If he is unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Chanute Senior Citizens to Attend Southeast Kansas Conference
Chanute senior citizens club members will travel by bus to Parsons Saturday for the fourth annual Southeast Kansas Senior Citizens Conference. Mrs. Joe Ermey announced 29 members will attend. Bus capacity is 35 with extra seats for those over 60. Load at Memorial Building 8:00, depart by 8:15. Ray Zumalt announced youth activities at the Launching Pad this weekend with Pep Town tournament play and earlier winners Marcia Allen and David Davenport.
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Chanute Senior Citizens Club
Parsons
Skouras Hospitalized By Kidney Ailment
HOLLYWOOD AP says theater chain operator George Skouras, 68, was hospitalized with a kidney ailment after falling ill on the golf course at Bel Air Country Club. He was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and reported in good condition.
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Hollywood
George Skouras
Skouras
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Bel Air Country Club
Hallmark gifts half million for Kansas City hospital
Hallmark Cards Inc announced a conditional gift of 500000 dollars to the new Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City. Mason L. Thompson said the contribution would be provided if the community raises 3257000 dollars to cover building and equipment costs for the hospital on Hospital Hill.
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Kansas City
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Hallmark Cards, Inc
Mason L. Thompson
Hallmark
Hospital Hill
Funeral for Albert B. Smith Held at Humboldt Church
Albert B. Smith of Humboldt was honored at a funeral service Tuesday afternoon in Humboldt Methodist church with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. Mrs. Elmer Harwood and Mrs. R. W. Blattner sang, accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Snender. Bearers were James Trabue, Warren W. Works, Cap Lowry, Leslie King, Lloyd Moon, and Robert Townsend. Humboldt chapter OES members arranged flowers. Burial followed at Mount Hope cemetery.
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OES
E. J. Lombard
Mount Hope Cemetery
Funeral service for Nettie B. Daugherty
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Johnson Mortuary for Mrs. Nettie B. Daugherty with Rev. William T. Hunt officiating. Wilbur Allison sang and Hazel Slane accompanied with an organ solo. Floral attendants were Mrs. A. F. Essary and Mrs. Grover Sullivan. Bearers were Dallce Rush Albert Williams Guy Groomer Carl Ranabarger Oren Johnson and Roy Nelson. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
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A.F. Essary
Grover Sullivan
Dallce Rush
Albert Williams
Guy Groomer
Carl Ranabarger
Oren Johnson
Roy Nelson
Elmwood Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Funeral Service for Omar L. Allaire in Humboldt
The funeral of Omar L. Allaire of Humboldt was held Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev. Leroy Downs in charge. St. Joseph's school choir sang the Requiem Mass. Bearers were Kenneth Miller Arthur Hofer Andrew Setter Wayne Klotzbach Jack Fredericks and Jim Ohmes. Burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
Speed Recklessness Brings $40 Fine
Harold L. Dickerson Jr., Hum boldt R. 2, pleaded guilty in police court yesterday to speeding and reckless driving and was fined $40. His license was taken for habitual traffic violations. He paid $10 of the fine. the remaining balance was set for payment. A parole violation charge was held for one week. He was released until that time after recently being paroled from a county jail sentence for a prior reckless driving charge and jail damage while in custody.
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Harold L. Dickerson Jr
Humboldt R. 2
Dickerson
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions
Wednesday admissions include Lucille Halligan Autry Nursing Home DeAnna Schommer Mrs Herbert Meriweath er Humboldt and others with medical needs Dismissals list Mrs Edwin Nessel Alfred Hastings Myrtle Mitchell and others in Humboldt Admission today lists William Wright Thayer for surgery District Court actions Erie include judgment in Medl and wife vs Erie Oil and Gas Co with defense motions and bond details Traffic citations list speeding violators with local bonds.
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Lucille Halligan
Autry Nursing Home
Herbert Meriweather
Humboldt
DeAnna Schommer
S. Malcolm
Medical
Blaine Marks
N. Grant
Margaret Wickard
S. Forest
Edwin Nessel
Alfred Hastings
Myrtle Mitchell
Boyd Bogle
Highland
Cora Bailey
Grant
William Wright
Thayer
Joe Hunt
Yates Center
Alfred Allison
N. Steuben
District Court
Erie
John Cyril Med
Erie Oil & Gas Co
Bobby McGuire
John Wayne Lowrey
Albert George Edwards
Clark M. Fieming
Lowrey
Richard L. Ashley
McGuire
Edwards
Henry Smith
Blood usage report in April by Neosho hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital announced 45 pints of Red Cross blood were used for patients in April. Clyde Alfred Brown of 1101 N Steuben was arrested for intoxication, posted a $15 bond, and was released this morning.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Clyde Alfred Brown
N. Steuben
Pittsburg State Freshman Attends Pershing Rifles Meet
Cpl. Gary Scott Wright, son of Mr and Mrs Scott Wright of Thayer, is a member of the Pershing Rifles honorary military society at Pittsburg State. He will attend the Regimental Meet of Pershing Rifles at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater today, Friday and Saturday. Wright is a freshman at Pittsburg State.
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Cpl
Gary Scott Wright
Scott Wright
Thayer
Pershing Rifles
Pittsburg State
Oklahoma State University
Stillwell
Wright
Mrs Strohm Returns From 10 Day Visit
Mrs W J Strohm of 406 West 7th returned Monday from a 10 day visit with her son and family Mr and Mrs Paul J Strohm in Lafayette Louisiana.
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W. J. Strohm
Paul J. Strohm
Lafayette
McKinzie and Gretchen pledge Greek fraternal ties
Gary D. McKinzie son of Mr and Mrs Frank McKinzie 125 Gretchen a Kansas State University Manhattan student has pledged Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity.
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Gary D. McKinzie
Frank McKinzie
Gretchen
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Jehovah's Witnesses to Hold Circuit Assembly in Iola
Cha nute congregants will attend a semi-annual circuit assembly in Iola from Friday through Sunday. Leo J. Lambert head of the local congregation said today.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Chanute
Iola
Leo J. Lambert
School Bus Overturns injuring 38 of 48 aboard
A school bus overturned near Greensboro on Wednesday injuring 38 of the 48 Negro students aboard. The incident prompted emergency response as officials assessed injuries and transported victims to nearby facilities for treatment.
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Greensboro
N.C
Kaleidoscope at Chanute Senior High Tonight and Tomorrow
Chanute Senior High School presents Kaleidoscope a trio of one act plays in the auditorium with curtain at 8 pm. The lineup includes The Lesson The Lottery and The Trysting Place directed by junior college students under Glen Bacus.
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Chanute Senior High School
Glen Bacus
Youngberg
Bill Loy
Bob Cole
Eugene Donesco
Larry Anderson
Lynn Smith
Lynn Benny
Jerry Weis
Jeanie Guy
Don O'Connor
Brenda Carter
New York
Dairy Judging Winners Named
Twenty seven 4 H and FFA members and 17 adults competed in the dairy judging school after the Southeast Kansas Guernsey Show. Howard FFA won first, Cherryvale FFA second. Bates Builders first in 4 H, Lucky Horseshoe second. Top juniors: Ray Harrel and others. Top adults: Doyle Neher, Sue Weil, Joe Winn, etc.
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Neodesha
Southeast Kansas
Howard Ffa
Cherryvale Ffa
Bates Builders
Lucky Horseshoe
Ray Harrel
Delbert Coons
Leo Charvat
Dennis Graham
Jerry Hare
Arthur Barnaby
Jolene Charvat
Margaret Tipping
Vincent Nelson
Bob Latcher
First Lady attends Metropolitan Opera in surprise appearance
Mrs. John F. Kennedy made an unscheduled visit to the Metropolitan Opera House in New York on Wednesday night to see a performance by the London Royal Ballet. She bowed and smiled as the audience applauded, seated with Anthony Bliss and Lauder Greenway.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Metropolitan Opera House
London Royal Ballet
Anthony Bliss
Metropolitan Opera Association
Lauder Greenway
Met
Mrs. Kennedy
Obnoxious Odor Mystery Shuts East Los Angeles Schools
Firemen fail to identify the source of a foul odor that blanketed 30 square miles in East Los Angeles. More than 14,000 school children were evacuated as investigators ruled out a major natural gas leak and weed killer sprays along freeways.
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Los Angeles
Rotary Hears About Poultry in Kansas
Harry J. Reed of the Kansas Poultry Assn tells Rotary at Tioga Hotel that poultry consumption in Kansas will rise with higher egg use despite a dip. He cites 29.8 pounds per person per year, urges 1,000 flock minimum for efficiency, and notes new products and advertising will aid producers. Visitors include Gary Taylor, Philip Flottman, and Richard Van Hook. club president Floyd Naff presided.
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Kansas
Harry J. Reed
The
Kansas Poultry Assn
Rotary Club
Tioga Hotel
Reed
Gary Taylor
Willis Taylor
Philip Flottman
Humboldt
Richard van Hook
Springfield
Floyd Naff
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Memorial Park Cemetery
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Pekin
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Rebekah Lodge
Hilton C. Harris
Moran
Marjorie Caldwell
Josephine Naylor
Holden
Elmer C. Harris
Shreveport
Emma Gray
Denver
Price Funeral Home
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Mount
Parsons Livestock
Parsons—Hogs
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ALL Masons
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Jay T. Klinginsmith
Sec'y
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Sperry Ad
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U S Steel
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Dairy Queen
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Daily Transcript
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Marilyn Frances Jones
Charles D. Donovan
Ruth R. Lindquist
Jesse T. Reed Jr
Karen K. Kauffman
Larry C. Atkins
Harold L. Arthur
Jerry D. Jordan
Audrey G. Heed
Earl Presley
Ashby
Randy Haines
Randal Hunter
Martha McCoy
Don Baughn
Larry Caldwell
Anita Chapman
Kathy Lassman
Jean Ramsey
Gary Wilson
Steve Walker
Bob Hotchkiss
Doyle Neher
Sue Weil
Joe Winn
C. Weil
Don Pauley
C. E. Raymond
Kathleen Winn
Jean Pauley
Roy Neher
Princess Gardner
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