Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed at Kansas City Market
Kansas City market reports show cattle and calves 2,200 head with steady to higher steer and heifer bids, strong cows, vealers and slaughter calves active. hogs steady with barrows, gilts and sows steady. spring slaughter lambs up to 25 higher with good to choice lambs 22.50 to 25.25 and ewes 3.00 to 5.00. Parson's hogs down twenty-five cents with varied US grades and weights. beef cattle steady across weight classes and stockers. bulls and cows steady with mixed quality rankings amid broad ranges for young cattle and breeding stock.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Local church service changes during building program announced
First Church of Christ Scientist plans Sunday and Wednesday services and Sunday School at Koch-Skinner Memorial Home while building work proceeds. Reading Room hours are 2 to 4 p.m. at 4 S. Highland.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Koch-Skinner Memorial
S. Highland
Fowler Named Editor of Star
Kansas City AP reports Richard B. Fowler was named editor of the Kansas City Star, succeeding Roy A. Roberts who remains president and general manager. Fowler, 30-year staffer and former editor of the editorial page, will be joined by John Colt as managing editor.
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Kansas City
Richard B. Fowler
Kansas City Star Today
Roy A. Roberts
Fowler
The
Star
Sedalia
Tom Pendergast
John Colt
Roberts
Washington University
St. Louis
Westminster College
Fulton
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Court Notices
Daily hospital visiting hours listed with age restriction. Admissions yesterday and today include several named patients with medical and surgical intents. Dismissals noted and district court filings in Chanute detail divorces, judgments on promissory notes, attachments, and child support orders involving multiple parties.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bertha E. McCune
Earlton
Robert Blanton
S. Highland
Ethel Brown
Kenneth Stroup
S. Santa Fe
Jeffry Berthot
S. Ashby
Delbert Uden
S. Malcolm
Arthur Lee
N. Garfield
Frank Sievers
Humboldt
Chanute
Arthur J. H. Portmann
Cochise Oil Co
Jon
Ray W. Pavul
Fer
C. A. Tarantola
Eula Marion Burton
Freddie J. Burton
Rowe
Tula Rose Craig
William
Indian Ambassador Chagla Visits Truman Library
Mahamedali Curril Chagla, ambassador from India to the United States, met with former President Harry S. Truman in Independence Missouri. The visit lasted about an hour and a half at the Harry S. Truman Library.
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Independence
Mahamedali Curril Chagla
India
United States
Harry S. Truman
Harry S.truman
Deaths and funerals for Gibbs and Smith
John D. Gibbs 88 died at Neosho Manor after a long illness. Services at 1 p.m. Thursday at Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial at Memorial Park. burial by Johnson Mortuary. Surviving daughters, a son, a brother, and several grandchildren. Coke Smith 71 died at Wichita Veterans Hospital after a short illness. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Koch-Sinner Memorial Home in charge.
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Lola
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Margaret Newland
Ira
Elizabeth) Whitworth
Dorothy Byers
Chanute
George
Helen) Bagley
White Deer
Tex
Paul
Lucille) McConnell
Amarillo
John R
Wichita
M. A
Pratt
Alfred
Don
Coke Smith
S. Garfield
Wichita Veterans Hospital
Santa Fe Railroad
Cherokee
AME
Girard
France
Addie Pearl Montgomery
Erie
Floyd
Gloria Ann Montgomery
Koch-Skinner Memorial Home
Atchison
S Central
Neosho
U 14
Memorial Hospital
Kan G & E
Tillman Stevens
Kan P & L
Bartlesville
Minn
Ner Memorial
Mont Wardeens
Melvin Floyd
Olin
Fanny M. Floyd
Penney J C
Ulysses
Phill
RCA Ete
St Joe Lead Eee
U Vg
Sears Rock
Sinclair
Mel Socony
Vin Floyd
Spen
Floyd Cowden
Marsha Sperry
Std Oil
Fred Ford
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Ltd Oil N J
Lewis Ford
Blaine Sunray
Ford
Guymon
Oklo
Westy
Wall Street ends mixed after recovery move trims losses
Immediate gains and losses of fractions peppered key stocks as volume neared 2.9 million shares. Early declines faded with a flutter of buying lifting the market, while volatile issues erased some large losses and profits were taken on fast gaining issues.
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New York
Royster Junior High to Host Sixth Annual Spring Band Concert
The sixth annual Spring Band Concert is set for Friday at 8 pm in the Roy ster Junior High school auditorium. Glenn Peak conducts with guest conductor Leland Clapson from Senior High. Harold Tarpley leads the Chevaliers vocal ensemble. Three bands totaling over 200 students perform a mix of marches classical and popular pieces. A saxophone quartet and trumpet trio join guest trombone soloist Joe Rovito in selections including Beautiful Colorado.
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Royster Junior High
Glenn Peak
Leland Clapson
Harold Tarpley
Chevaliers
Larry Jacobs
Eddie Bowen
Mike Morgan
Robert Cage
Bill Horton
Bill Dean
Randy Richman
Joe Rovito
Colorado
America the Beautiful
Alouetta Hi
Tomahawk
Wheels of Steel
Symbol of Honor
Kentucky
Bright Dawn
Kennedy Pens Graveside Service and Funeral Details
A graveside service was held at 4 p.m. in East Hill cemetery. The funeral service for Kenneth Eugene Pens took place at Grant Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. E. M. Pearson officiating. Mrs. Bob Herman and Mrs. Blaine Marks sang The Old Rugged Cross and Rock of Ages. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. Leo Donovan, Mrs. Oley Robertson, and Mrs. Frank Carter. Bearers were Oley Robertson, Charles Barnow, Art Holmes, Wayne Cooper, Charles Keas, and Delbert Kariker. Interment followed at Memorial Park cemetery.
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Kenneth Eugene Pens
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
E. M. Pearson
Bob Herman
Blaine Marks
Old Rugged Cross
Rock of Ages
Mmes
Leo Donovan
Oley Robertson
Frank Carter
Charles Barnow
Art Holmes
Wayne Cooper
Charles Keas
Delbert Kariker
Memorial Park Cemetery
Johnson
Chanute Tribune May 11 1960 Advanced Band Concert
The Chanute Tribune notes the May 11 1960 program featuring Champions on Parade All Glory Be To God On High American Patrol Green Meadows Trumpet Boogie and Dry Bones. Incidental solos planned with Barry Jordan as student director and faculty aides listed for tickets ushers programs and staffing.
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American Patrol
Green Meadows
Barry Jordan
Freda Betts
Dorothy Martin
Ushers
Joan Turner
Robert Cox
Kenneth Wilson
Lyle Dean
Tom Dewey
Don Jones
Burglary Ring Operates Across Five Kansas Counties
Law enforcement from Douglas Franklin Leavenworth Osage and Jefferson counties met in Lawrence to target an organized burglary ring. Sheriff Dale Chappell said the group specializes in farmhouse robberies with multiple Douglas County home entries in recent weeks. Franklin County sheriff Max Gilmore reported thousands of dollars in stolen goods. Jefferson County deputies reported three homes entered with about 1200 dollars in losses.
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Kas
Kansas
Dale Chappell
Douglas County
Max Gilmore
Franklin County
Robert Woodson
Leavenworth
Paul Reed
Osage County
John Pence
Jefferson County
Chappell
Gilmore
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Quatir
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