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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1960

Page

5

Hog and Cattle Prices Higher at Kansas City Market

Kansas City AP report shows cattle and hog prices advancing with calves and vealers steady to higher. Beef prices ranged for bulk steers, heifers, and cows. hogs up to 35 higher on barrows and gilts. sows steady. Sheep and lamb figures mixed with spring slaughter lambs mostly steady. Chicago grain prices listed with corn, wheat, oats, soybeans, and barley. Field trip noted: trig onometry and advanced math seniors will visit Beech Aircraft plant in Wichita.

Wichita Beech Aircraft Kansas City Marion Stevens

Parson's Hog Market And cattle prices rise steady

Hog market tops at 15.50 with weekly gain and lambs to 23.75. cattle steady to higher with grain fed steers 24.75 to 26.75, heifers 22 to 25, calves 24 to 28. sows and boars listed, yields by weight and grade. Kansas City eggs and produce noted with prices. Chicago butter steady. New York stocks mixed with modest gains.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Parsons U. S

Market Report On Egg Prices And Car Values

Eggs show steady prices with minor declines noted for some grades. Grade A whites hold around 33 percent, with mixed 33 1.4, mediums 29, standards 32, dirties 31, and checks 31. Automobile data lists various model codes and prices, reflecting market move.

Chicago Live Poultry Prices Mixed in Early Market

Chicago AP reports live poultry prices largely steady with slight gains. Roasters listed at 27 to 28 cents per pound with white rock fryers quoted around 21 1/2 to 22 1/2 cents.

Chicago

News Briefs Helda Parker Chapter 385 Meeting May 10

Helda Parker Chapter 385 CFS holds stated meeting Tuesday May 10 at 8 00 pm honoring Hulda Parker birthday. Refreshments served. Visiting members welcome. Released by Mrs Thelma Blackston W M and Ethel Sullivan secretary adv 25 it

Helda Parker C.F.S Hulda Parker Thelma Blackston W.M Ethel Sullivan Sec’y

Neosho County Association for Retarded Children to Meet

A meeting of the Neosho County Association for Retarded Children is set for 7 30 tonight in the home economics room at the Senior High School. The main item on the agenda is the election of officers.

Neosho County Assn

Ward Family Visits in Lexington Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Ward of 121 N. Lafayette visited Lexington, Missouri, over the weekend with their son Donald R. Ward and his family.

T. O. Ward N. Lafayette Lexington Donald R. Ward

Egg grade prices and poultry weights listed in ledger

A scanned market column shows prices for Grade A Large eggs at 0.30, Grade A Medium at 0.65, Grade B Large at 0.60, and various egg and poultry entries. Weights include Roosters and Hens listed with weights such as 4% lbs and up and under 4% lbs, with many unreadable filler characters in between.

Kansas City Asics

Missing German-made .22 pistol reported stolen

Mrs. Douglas Ford of 215 South Ashby told police Saturday that a German-made .22 pistol is missing from her home and believed stolen.

Douglas Ford S. Ashby

Loss of a billfold reported to police

Carl Haynes of 1020 North Garfield reported a lost billfold to police on Saturday noon. The missing item contained thirty eight dollars in cash.

Carl Haynes N. Garfield

Truck owner reports title stolen from glove compartment

E. J. Ramsey of 1202 South Grant reported to police that the title to his truck had been stolen from the vehicle's glove compartment.

E. J. Ramsey S. Grant

Pontiac Door Damaged Near Armory On Weekend Report

Carl Nordt of 1001 W Main reported to police that the left front door of his 1955 Pontiac was damaged Saturday night while the car was parked at the National Guard armory.

Carl Nordt W. Main National Guard Armory

Atkins pleads not guilty to petty larceny charge

Marvin Atkins of Route 1 faced city court today on a petty larceny accusation. Bond was set at 100 dollars and a hearing was scheduled for 4 p.m. Thursday. He is accused of taking a pair of shoes from a Chanute shoe store.

Marvin Atkins Chanute

Sunday Guests Of The Vaughans Invitees List

Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Vaughan 221 E Ith were their daughters and families Mr and Mrs B R Moreland Michael Beth and Patty of Miami Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Gordon Erickson Roger and Susan R 2 Lester Waldron and Lowell Waldron of Ellsworth

Roy Vaughan B. R. Moreland Michael Beth Patty Miami Okla Gordon Erickson Roger Susan Lester Waldron Lowell Waldron Ellsworth

Education Association life members dine in Humboldt

Twenty two life members of the Cha nute branch of the National Education Association will attend a special dinner meeting tonight at 6 30 at the Tik Tok Restaurant in Humboldt. The group convenes every other month during the school year.

Chanute Branch National Education Assn Humboldt

Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital

Daily Transcript reports visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm daily with no visitors under 16. The hospital lists recent admissions including Elizabeth Randolph Robert Jameson Glen Wheeler Leonard Bryan Ray Russell Debra McCoy Clifford McCoy Edwin Van Till Belle Percy Edward Abbuehl May Rensing Delbert Uden Henry Shaw Kenneth Stroup and more, with multiple addresses and medical or surgical services. Dismissals include Herman Krone Robert Rains Herbert Washburn Sandra Mears Danny Kern Minnie Christy Theresa Beaman Kathleen Weldon Rebecca Shapter Merrill Moore Ronald Clements and others.

Elizabeth Randolph Robert Jameson W. 14Th Glen W. Wheeler Thayer Leonard Bryan Ray Russell N. Steuben Julius Baker James C. Montgomery N. Evergreen Clarence Wehling Debra McCoy Clifford R. McCoy N. Western Edwin van Till S. Western Belle Percy S. Malcolm Edward Abbuehl E. 9Th May Rensing Delbert Uden S.malcolm Henry Shaw Eric Kenneth Stroup S. Santa Fe Herman Krone W. 2Nd Robert Rains S. Central Herbert Washburn Sandra Mears Danny Kern Minnie Christy N. Henry Theresa [Beaman Kathleen ‘Weldon Humboldt Rebecca Shapter Merrill Moore N. Forest Ronald Clements and Son N. Lafay

Repairs Loans Sought by Homeowners and Businesses

The notice lists Mrs. Charles Klenklen and other owners seeking loans to repair damages, naming addresses 1501 S. Ashby and 519 S. Western. Dismissals today include Julius Baker and Mrs. Anna Turner. A birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. BruceI in Humboldt, a girl.

Ette Charles Klenklen S. Ashby Wiese Otaua Mis Wiliam FE Donahue and Son S. Western Julius Baker W. 14Th Anna Turner N. Washington Joseph F. Brucel Humboldt

Sixth Grades Visit Royster Junior High

Cha nute elementary school sixth graders visit Royster Junior High today tomorrow and Thursday to learn the school and begin enrollment.172 students participate with groups from Murray Hill Alcott and Hutton. Visits run at 3 p.m. after school as Paul Parsons reviews enrollment. Parents met last Thursday night to ask questions and discuss offered courses.

Chanute Royster Junior High Murray Hill Alcott Hutton School Paul Parsons

Three PTA Groups Plan Basket Dinners

Chanute elementary schools hold final meetings of the year with basket dinners tonight and tomorrow. Alcott PTA meets at 6:30 tonight with teachers honored. Lincoln PTA gathers tomorrow at 6:30 outside if weather allows. Highway Patrol will present Safety Patrol awards and Rev Paul Life will give devotionals. Roosevelt PTA also meets tomorrow at 6:30 with safety awards.

Chanute Alcott Pta Alcott Lincoln Pta Lincoln School Highway Patrol Safety Patrol Rev. Paul Roosevelt Pta Roosevelt School

Midwest Research Works on 220 Projects

Dr Charles N Kimball president told the 15th annual trustees meeting that the Midwest Research Institute completed 220 research projects in the past year. The 15 year total reached 2 400 projects for 920 sponsors with a yearly budget of 3 328 000 dollars, up 18 percent from the prior year.

Kansas City Midwest Research Institute Charles N. Kimball

Solon Fined $100 For Reckless Driving

MARION Kan AP State Rep Dick Wellman R Alden pleaded guilty in district court to reckless driving and was fined $100. A charge of driving while intoxicated against the Rice County legislator was dismissed. He was arrested March 23 1959 by the highway patrol for allegedly traveling 120 miles an hour.

Marion Kan Dick Wellman Alden Rice County Highway Patrol

Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows Rise in 1960 Figures

Topeka reports a 48 hour tally of traffic fatalities up to 9 a.m. today, comparing the 1960 period with the 1959 baseline. The log includes one previously unreported death, highlighting ongoing road dangers.

Topeka Kansas

Disaster Area in Kansas Floods Designated by SBA

Washington AP reports the Small Business Administration designated Harvey County Kansas as a disaster area due to recent floods. The designation enables federal aid and assistance measures for affected residents and businesses.

Washington Small Business Administration Harvey County Kas

Deaths and Funerals in Chanute and St Louis

Funeral services for Kenneth Eugene Pens will be at Grant Avenue Baptist Church at 2 p.m. Tuesday with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Pens, 47, welder for Keas Drilling Co., born July 16, 1912 in Chanute, survived by wife Faye and five children, along with his mother and siblings. Also noted are obituaries for Edna Eaton and services for James E Cotrell and Leon P Burris, with details of survivors, burial places, and officiants.

Pens Kenneth Eugene Pens W. 6Th Grant Avenue Baptist Church E. M. Pearson Memorial Park Cemetery Johnson Mortuary Mr. Pens Keas Drilling Co Chanute Faye N. Matlock Los Angeles The Baptist Church Peggy Ann Garden Grove Calif Marjorie Clements Sharron Kenneth E. Jr George Pens Victorville John Jensen Mesa Ariz Bob Pierce Carl Lust Joe Wallace van Nuys Walter Marjorie Waron Edna Eaton St. Louis Edna Redmond Humboldt Earl A. Eaton Eaton Grace French Lyda Eaton Cullen and Kelly Funeral Home

Tractor accident kills Kansas man in Wyandotte County

Ray Randall, 67, died Saturday when a tractor with a loader overturned during work on an embankment in northwest Wyandotte County, Kansas City.

Kansas City, Kas Ray Randall Wyandotte County

Lifeguards Rescue 700 plus at Southern California Beaches

Lifeguards rescued more than 700 swimmers as hundreds of thousands visited beaches from Los Angeles to San Diego in 80 degree weather. The sunny weekend drew crowds and officials urged caution amid high surf and strong currents.

Los Angeles San Diego

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