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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1958

Page

8

Opinions on Recession Status Stir Broad Debate

A summary of varied expert views on the recession shows some expect a bottoming out or slight upturn while others warn no clear improvement yet. Reports from the New York Fed and Guaranty Trust cite continued obstacles and high inventory-to-sales ratios amid mixed signals from corporate orders. The piece notes potential housing starts gains depend on broader economic health, with several anecdotes from local social events and visits interwoven.

New York New York Federal Reserve Bank Guaranty Trust Co. of U. S

Mothers Day Dinner By First Presbyterian Women

The Women’s Service Guild hosted a mother daughter covered dish dinner in the church basement for Mothers Day. The event featured white table settings, floral bouquets, and gifts for both mothers and daughters. Shirley Ridge and Janice Chamberlin led the invocation, Martha Moses welcomed, and Mrs. Francis Townsend gave the response. The program included piano solos by Marlene Johnson and Frances Williams and poems by Una Van Vice.

Humboldt Women's Service Guild First Presbyterian Church Shirley Ridge Janice Chamberlin Martha Moses Francis Townsend Marlene Johnson God Una van Vice Frances Williams

Notices of intent to drill in four county area filed in Kansas

April 26 to May 2 filings with the Kansas Corporation Commission list operators, well locations, and surface pipe amounts. Entries cover Allen, Butler, Neosho, Woodson, Wilson, and surrounding counties with start dates from April 22 to May 4 1958 and depths from 108 to 1000 feet for oil and gas wells.

Kansas Corporation Commission Allen County Chanute Property Management Corp Inc Chanute Butler & Aldrich Chanute Property Management Corp Aylward & Willis Chanute Burtch Gordon J. Willis Squire Ben Steiner Moran Maley Neosho County Tony Pokorny Topeka Glen Johnson Walter Johnstone Sutcliffe Pine & Supply No 1 J. White Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply Bishop Exploration Co Walnut M. Dunham Wilson County Nicholas Sage Clayton Redington Walter Lacy Woodson County Cecil Jones Yates Center Lauber Evans & Fon

Surplus Boost By 1958 Wheat Figures Today

Washington reports the May estimate of the winter wheat crop from the Federal Crop Reporting Board. Forecasts suggest a total 1.2 billion bushels for winter and spring crops, about a quarter higher than last year, with stocks near 880 million held by government price supports.

Washington Federal Crop Reporting Board

Postmaster Convention Attendance and Substitutions Noted

Stark STARK-Ruby Smith attends a postmaster convention this week while Mrs. Lee Kennedy assumes duties at the post office. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Carlson of Pampa Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Brice Olson of Salina, and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Libby of Medicine Lodge are listed among attendees.

First Grade Train Ride Outing and City Council Actions

Erie and Vicinity first graders enjoyed their first train ride from 11 45 a m with teachers Mrs Allen Coover and Mrs Lula Kensinger. Mothers met the MRT train at Parsons station after lunch they spent the afternoon at Parsons park. City council decided to insure workers compensation for city employees and join Mid America Inc southeast Kansas development group. Attendees included Mayor Frederick Swan and councilmen.

Allen Coover Lula Kensinger Parsons Station Parsons Park Mid-America, Inc Southeast Kansas Industrial Development Organization Fredrick Swan G. C. Freeley Verle Craven Louie Rogers Hollis Dunham Cleo I. Dalton James H. White Harvey Steele Charles Forsyth Kenneth Killough Virgil Moody

Coffeyville Links Club Members Attend Unit Convention

A Coffeyville group joined the ies unit convention with attendees including Mrs. Marjorie Price and Norma Lee Jacobs among others. Separate travels included Mrs. Willis Stroup accompanying a sister to Chanute and Fort Scott for medical consultation while families hosted gatherings and hospital visits continued in nearby towns.

Ies Coffeyvile Marjorie Price Norma Lee Jacobs George Fischer Chris Stanley Charles Gambrill Ed McGowen Henry Watkins William McMullen Warren Knox William Yates Lawrence Noakes Paul Beard Harold VanCleave Lee Clark Wesley Hines Ernest J Clevenger Albert Depee Harold Allen Earl Bailey Willis Stroup Chanute Howard Webb Fort Scott

Brownie Fly Up Marks Fourth Grade Scouts at Hutton

Scouts gathered Tuesday at Hutton School for a Brownie Fly Up ceremony. Mrs. Leslie Cox welcomed parents as Troop 10 from Murray Hill led with songs. Troop 21 from Hutton presented a skit while leaders and models showcased new uniforms.

Chanute Hutton School Leslie Cox Murray Hill School America Charles Shepherd Roy Mannen Pamela Hutton William Prock

Cub Scout Troops Meet for Ceremonies and Activities

Troop 15 Alcott presented the Scout laws with Mrs. Phillip Page as leader. Mrs. LaRue Delp and Troop 18 led the Scout promise in French and closed with friendship circle and taps. Webbs Pack 100 met with Larry Henderson as boys practiced the hand clasp and closed with a den yell. Den 2 Pack 25 opened with a flag salute led by Tommy Gard and met with Mrs. Paul Mueller. Larry Seefeldt led games and painting planters as the meeting closed with living circle.

Walter Lacey Alcott Phillip Page LaRue Delp Pack 100 Larry Henderson Tommy Gard Paul Mueller Larry Seefeldt

Senate House group approves newspaper postage hikes

A Senate House Conference Committee backs sharp increases in mail rates for newspapers and magazines in three annual stages starting January 1. The final adds about 252 million dollars a year. Card rates rise from 2 to 3 cents. Advertising mail climbs 60 percent, reading mail 30 percent, each in three annual boosts.

Washington Senate House Senate House Group

Projectionists Strike Halts Butte Movies

Butte Montana with a population around 35 000 has five theaters shut by a projectionists strike now in its 62nd day. The dispute centers on whether two operators are needed for automatic projection gear. Fox Intermountain Amusement Corp and local 94 of the I A T S E defend two operators since 1928 while reducing pay for a one man booth.

John Tella Fox Intermountain Amusement Corp Sam Spiegel International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Tesla Butte Northwest Spiegel

For Sale at Private Trendy 172 Head Steers

Private Trendy offers 172 head of steers ranging 475 to 500 pounds for sale. Inspect on sale day.

Theaters Benefit from Strike Amid Montana Transport Changes

The Chanute Tribune notes that theaters in nearby cities like Anaconda gain from a local strike. Special buses run the 22 miles to Anaconda and back, charging 1.50 for the round trip including a theater ticket.

Butte Anaconda

Quick Striking Illness Fatal to Infant in Wichita

Three month old Danny Wayne Sanders died after pneumonia, likely caused by a sudden illness. He was left with a babysitter while his parents visited relatives in Boonville, Missouri. Coroner Dr. Dean Bratt reported the probable cause after an emergency Wichita hospital operation.

Edward Schoonover Wichita Lloyd Schoonover Danny Wayne Sanders J. J. Sanders Boonville Dean Bratt

Vintage Trucks and Trailers for Sale in Mixed Lot

An auction list showcases vintage trucks and trailers from 1956 GMC 550 to 1946 Ford 1 1/2 ton. Items include 1955 GMC 350 with new tires, 194 Ford F-800, 1954 International 190 slick and low price, 1953 White W-24 A-1 condition, 32 ft Fruehauf frameless reef, 24 ft Fruehauf single axles, 1951 Ford 1 ton with 7 by 9 bed, 1950 Chevrolet 2 ton with 154 inch wheelbase, 1950 Dodge 1 1/2 ton with 2 speed rear axle, 1947 Ford 1 1/2 ton 171 inch wheelbase, 1947 Dodge 2 ton with 13 1/2 ft bed and grain sides, 1947 Dodge ton with good tires, and 1946 Ford 1 1/2 ton.

International W. B L. P Chevrolet International I Dodge Ford

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By Sam Dawson Patricia Moses Dorothy Rodgers Ruth Lytle Jane Barlow A. L. Googins Ruth Lyle Lute DeWitt George Beck Houston J. G. Langridge Harlington Tex Beck de- Witt R. J. Barnard Ray de- Witt Clarence Musselman DeWitt Home Daily Transcript S. Central Agriculture Department West Nels Olson Virgil Mix Chata Michael Arthur Luana Langham Arnold Olson Lavonburg Lina Bowyer Freeman Conant Wiles Stark Erie & Vicinity Nathan Mintz Loren Trammell M. FE. Howard E. L. Howard Erie John Harris Jr John Harris Sr Richard Fisher Sedgwick Charles Nation Mercy Hospital Parsons Methodist Youth Fellowship Independence Edna Marie Heady John White Dick Wright Peggy Edwards Eddie Brady Charles McKinnie John Berner Sherry Murray Susan Freeley Mary Richey C. P. McKinnie Scout News Giles Whitworth W. Mai Webbs Mont ELY Bros Earlton Chanute, Kansas Katy Park Sponsored BY V.F. W Omepenes Hampshire O'Bryan Ranch Hiattville, Kansas Scott Atwater Motors N. Lincoln Young Tom Hotel Tioga THE Bank OF Commerce Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Chanute Tribune China American Bowling Congress Sportsman's Bowl White Condi Tion Fruehauf W.B New Woodruff Truck Sales
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