Sunflower Chapter Stated Meeting And Bachelor Degree Note
Sunflower Ch 147 CES holds stated meeting May 9 at 8 p.m with reception for Kathryn Munger and refreshments. Grand Committee member Lucille Cox and Helen Johnson sign in. visiting members welcome. Mrs Dian Drollinger Porter to receive B S degree in Elementary Education from Kansas State College Manhattan May 27. Phi Alpha Mu member. husband Don Porter Jr a K State engineering student. daughter of Lois Drollinger Chanute and Don Porter Sr Earlton area.
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Sunflower Ch
C.E.S
Kathryn Munger
Lucille Cox
W.M
Helen Johnson
Sec’v
Dian Drollinger Porter
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Porter
Phi Alpha Mu
School of Arts and Sciences
Future Teachers Association
Orchesis
K State Players
The
Frog Club
Don B. Porter Jr
K State
School of Engineering
School of Engineering. Mrs. Porter
Lois Drollinger
East Walnut
Chanute
Don Porter
Earlton
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas"
Deaths listed for Alvin M. Carlson of Buffalo and Charles Bailey of Thayer. Carlson 81, died in Wichita hospital. services Thursday in Chanute with burial at Vilas cemetery. Bailey 78, farmer, died at home northeast of Thayer. funeral Thursday at Urbana EUB church with burial at Earlton cemetery. Survivors named for both, including spouses and children.
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Valparaiso
Ind
August
Fredrika Carlson
Kansas
Vilas
Amy Nelson
Buffalo
Jane E. MacPherson
Wichita
John A
Parie M
Charles Bailey Thayer
Charles Bailey
Thayer
Neosho County
Earlton
Francis M
Mary Alice Barber Bailey
Nettie M. Ray
Bert
Dave C
Topeka
Letha Cheney
Tom Lacen
Roy Bailey
Chanute
Chester
John Bailey
Kansas City
Hugh
Urbana
Eub Church
James Buckles
Earlton Cemetery
Engel
Wall Street Advances and Declines in Moderate Trading
The New York market opened strong in railroads but faded as the day progressed. Trading stayed quiet with about 2.4 million shares compared to 2.55 million yesterday while railroads and aircrafts provided early support before declines narrowed gains.
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New York
Lam Tel & Tel
Anac Cop
Atchison
Daily Transcript Traffic Citation Details
Pearl Dutch cited for motor car blocking sidewalk at First and Highland with a $2 bond posted. Fire call at 57 minutes past midnight to 216 N Malcolm. Skillet grease fire caused minor flames but no damage. Recent moves listed for Stanlick and several others including Wilson, Ogie, Duna way, Jack, and others with old to new addresses.
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Pearl Dutch
First
Highland
N. Malcolm
Stanlick
Wilson
W. Mulberry
Charles C. Ogie
N. Garfield
Kansas
N. E. Dunaway
N. Grant
S. Central
Eugene Jack
E. 3Rd
Army Goes Mechanical Effort At Fort Carson
8th Infantry Division headquarters announces bids for coin operated automatic washing machines in troop barracks. Post exchange officer Capt. Gerald R. Stickney urged adoption of mechanized laundry facilities for service members Work aimed at improving efficiency and upkeep of uniforms and gear.
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FT. Carson
Colo
8Th Infantry Division
Gerald R. Stickney
Car theft chase ends with found vehicle in West New York
In West New York New Jersey a patrolman escorting a visitor activated his siren prompting a car to pull over and a youth to flee. The officer later located the car which had been stolen though the owner did not notice the loss.
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West
New York
N.J
Hog and Cattle Price Trend Up in Kansas City and Parsons Reports
Livestock markets show higher hog and cattle prices across Kansas City and Parsons. Cattle and calves advance with good to choice grades, hogs up to 25 cents, lambs steady to higher, and sows and bulls mixed. egg and grain markets note modest shifts in eggs, butter, poultry, and Chicago grains. Local price ranges include fed steers 17.50 to 20.75, cows 11.50 to 13.00, heifers 17.00 to 20.50, and lambs 26.50 to 27.00 final.
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Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
Chicago
Soybeans and Bran Prices in Chanute Tribune Listing
Kansas City market notes show soybeans at 3.08 to 3.18 per bushel, bran 46.50 to 47.00, shorts 49.50 to 50.25. Hay receipts at Kansas City none. Spaghetti sauces vary. may be dressed with olive oil parsley garlic and grated Romano or Parmesan.
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Wall Street
Batiste
Elizabeth Arden
Bvyan
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Kansas City Livestock
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