Hogs Strong Cattle Steady in Kansas City Market
Kansas City cattle trade shows slaughter steers and heifers slow but mostly steady, cows bulls and calves unchanged, stockers and feeders steady to weak. Hogs strong for barrows and gilts with sows steady. sheep offer a strong spring slaughter lambs rise. PARSONS adds steady to higher hogs with various weight grades and prices across U. S. No. 1 to No. 3 cuts. Kansas City produce notes unchanged eggs butter poultry. Chicago markets report steady dairy and mixed grain prices with soybeans and oats not sold.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U. S
U.S
Ansas City
Local School Events Highlight Week in Pittsburg Area
Fourth grade Brownie Scouts spring flyup at Murray Hill School. Delta Tota Phi Delta Kappa elects Car Leon Hazen president. Jehovah's Witnesses seminar draws 750 attendees in Lawrence. speakers include Rutherford Sakatos. Community groups plan meetings, dinners, and home demonstration week events across Pittsburg and nearby towns. Birth announced for Dwayne and wife Knapp of 1522 S Evergreen.
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Murray Hill School
Delta Tota
Phi Delta Kappa
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Car Leon Hazen
Stark
Leo Lambert
Jehovah's Witnesses
Lawrence
Helen Kennedy
Chanute
Rutherford G Sakatos
New York
Admittances and dismissals listed for Neosho Memorial
Yesterday and today ward notices show patients admitted for surgery and medical care at Neosho Memorial. Names include Bill Fairchild Earlton. Mrs George L Barham Earlton. Mrs Wayne Butcher 1106 S Forest. Kathy Blick 913 W 4th. Vivian Blick 913 W 4th. David McAnusty Rose. Mrs Melvin Trim Galesburg. Mrs Elizabeth Lienemann Eric. Dismissals include Bill Fairchild Barston. Mrs John H Mein 18 N Kansas. Mrs Harry P Steeves Thayer. Mrs Maude Gillian 910 S Evergreen. Gail Malson 802 S Western. George C Warner 1122 S Highland.
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Bill Fairchild
Earlton
George L. Barham
Wayne Butcher
S. Forest
Kathy Blick
W. 4Th
Vivian Blick
David McAnusty
Rose
Melvin Trim
Galesburg
Elizabeth Lienemann
Eric
Barston
John H. Mein
Kansas
Harry P. Steeves
Thayer
Maude Gillian
S. Evergreen
Gail Malson
S. Western
George C. Warner
S. Highland
Cedar Lodge No. 103 to Meet May Sixth at 8 PM
Cedar Lodge No 103 A F and A M announces a Stated Communication on May 6 at 8 PM in Web. Official visit of DDGM planned. Refreshments for visiting brethren. Francis J Meeker W M Roy J Chapple Secy Adv 21 11
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A.F
A.M
DDGM
Francis J. Meeker
W.M. Roy J. Chapple
Sec’y
Deaths and Funerals Notices Summary
The item lists funeral services for Curtis H. Hupp Olive Grace Clements Burnett H. Ambier with services in Fredonia Benedict Altoona and Johnson Memorial Park and Elmwood cemeteries. Survivors for Clements include two children and a Kansas City relative. Burial and officiating ministers are specified.
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Curtis H. Hupp
Johnson Mortuary
Peter Finnegan
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Olive Grace Clements Benedict
Olive Grace Clements
Owen Elder
C. G. Hoffman
Benedict
Kansas City
Kas
Fredonia
Cason Funeral Home
R. David Craig
Benedict Methodist Church
Altoona
Mrs. Clements
Davidson Mill
W. Va
Royal Hipwell
Charles Clements
C. C. Jackson
Daisy Evans
Choir Sings Sacred Selections at Koch-Skinner Memorial
Mrs Ralph Brown accompanied the New Hope Choir led by Simon Hale and Frank Butler as they performed What A Friend We Have in Jesus Nearer The Cross There Will Be Peace in the Valley and The Last Mile of the Way under the Koch-Skinner Memorial Home supervision.
Royster Set For Election In Junior High Student Council
Royster Junior High narrowed its Student Council field to two finalists per office for next year in a second primary held yesterday. Eight graders Gary Eastburn and Karen Kreider vie for president, seventh graders Janie Biele and Dana Williams for vice president, with Barry Jordan and Deedra Lucas contesting secretary treasurer. Finalists will select campaign managers from ninth graders. Campaign Day is Monday with general elections Tuesday.
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Royster
Gary Eastburn
Karen Kreider
Janie Biele
Dana Williams
Barry Jordan
Deedra Lucas
Sister Kath leen named to state health board
TOPEKA AP Sister Kath leen administrator of St Marys Hospital has been appointed to a three year term on the state board of health She succeeds Richard Stone Wichita whose term expired.
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Topeka
Kathleen
St. Mary's Hospital
State Board of Health
Richard Stone
Wichita
Wall Street Edges Up Late Afternoon Trading Gains
Wall Street in New York held a small closing gain with selective issues advancing. Volume was about 3.5 million shares, up from 3.06 million Monday, as leading stocks rose fractions to around one point and a few names posted larger gains while many small losses appeared.
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New York
Independence Veteran Heads District VFW
Clarence Edwards of Independence was elected Third District commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Dr. Peey Shue, retiring district commander, was chosen district surgeon. Other officers include Ed Abshire Coffeyville senior vice president Floyd Fish Parsons junior vice president George Matson Pittsburg quartermaster Judge Don Musser Pittsburg judge advocate and Hugh Foster Parsons trustee.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Clarence Edwards
Independence
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Peey Shue
Ed Abshire
Coffeyville
Floyd Fish
Parsons
George Matson
Don Musser
Hugh Foster
Body Found in Car Ahead of Court Appearance
Robert L. Reid, 58, was found dead with a rifle wound in his car in Wichita yesterday. Police say he ended his life hours before a scheduled appearance in Common Pleas Court on charges of driving while intoxicated and license restrictions violations.
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Wichita (Ap
Robert L. Reid
Common Pleas Court
Better way to dry cable moisture via plastic zipper sleeve
A Manhattan telephone worker tests a new plastic zipper sleeve to apply drying powder inside a sealed, watertight pouch over damaged cables. The method speeds repairs, reduces outages, and may roll out nationwide after Kansas volunteers contributed ideas and tests.
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Manhattan
P. F. Lakin
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