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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
8
Kansas City livestock reports show cattle steady with steers and cows firming in places, hogs trading higher in spots and sows steady to higher. ParsonS and Chicago produce listings note eggs and butter largely unchanged amid overall market activity.
Live poultry receipts in Chicago yesterday reached 101000 lbs with wholesale prices shifting one cent lower to one cent higher. Old roosters and caponettes listed with weight-based price ranges. Kansas City grain prices held firm with No 2 hard wheat at 2.27 and corn mixed 1.57 to 1.81 for No 2 white, while soybeans traded 2.28 to 2.36 and futures closed up to 1.54 cents.
Hazel Coats and pupils and mothers enjoy a Independence picnic. Families gather at Ninety Nine Park for a Sunday outing. Local visits include L J Steele in Yates Center and Ora Ransopher’s daughter in law Vic tor Coats family. Bonnie Sue born May 6 to Everett Price and wife. Velma Tidd works at Altoona telephone office.
Girl Scouts of Troop 20 met Monday at the Christian church annex with ten girls and two leaders Mrs Clark and Mrs Roland Thompson present. Doreen Chandler opened as president and plans for year activities and mother tea cards were discussed. Badges will be presented by leader Mrs Lewis Clark. meeting closed with taps.
Stark residents return from illness and travel after a long Wichita hospital stay. Noel Wright rests at his daughter's home, Wayne Boggs. Joe Smith children become new carriers for Chanute Tribune. Eighth grade graduation draws visits from Kansas City. Alderman recovers from severe burns after hospital call. Friends church adjusts service time for summer. Families visit Nels Olson who shows slight improvement.
Prairie View residents Mr and Mrs Joe Davidson Brenda and Ann Marie from Denver Colorado spent several days last week with Mrs Hurley Butts and sister and family Mr and Mrs Lowell Palet Larry and Harry Lee before returning home Sunday. Mrs Claude Connett Carip Gardo Illinois and Mrs Edwin Trummell and son Lewis Oakley Illinois called on Mr and Mrs Fred W C Lassman and visited with their son and brother Raymond Connett Elsmore with Mrs Connett staying longer.
Mrs Trummell and Lewis returned home near Oakley on Friday. Center Grove Ladies Aid met Wednesday with ten members and four guests including Lena Wade Geneva Harns Doris Baker Dorothy Frevelle. Next meeting with Minnie Barnett May 21. Hurley Butts returned home with daughter and family from Denver Colorado. Irvin Lassman Lynda and Diane were supper guests. Robert Brinkman Patricia Paula and Steven visited later.
Lincoln PTA closed its year with a Tuesday basket supper at the school attended by about 60 people. Cole Leverenz presided, Mrs. Ray Plummer gave devotions, and Capt. T H Glasscock of the Highway Patrol spoke on safety and awarded citations to fourth graders. Gifts were exchanged between teachers and the PTA, new officers were introduced, and the fourth grade won the room count and picture for highest parent attendance.
The Rev Ralph Simpson will deliver the 7 30 p m sermon at the Church of the Nazarene on First and Lafayette. He serves as pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene in Pittsburgh.
Former Kansas Governor Edward F. Arn flew to Washington to meet with the Justice Department about a U.S. district judgeship vacancy in Kansas. The Kansas City Star notes Arn aimed to make a final plea and present documents to counter criticism, hoping for a meeting with Attorney General Rogers today.
Five area students at Kansas State College Ellisworth are candidates for degrees in the upcoming commencement. Hal Richard Sinclair Chanute earns doctor of veterinary medicine along with Theodore Robert Newlin Chanute. Ray Ronald Schooley Stark Melvin Shultz Humboldt and Jim Arden Gilbreath Chanute pursue bachelor degrees in science in agriculture electrical engineering. Commencement is set for 3 p.m. June 1 in Ahern Field House.
7-Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo may graduate with his class at the Command and General Staff College if he maintains home study. Capt Irvin H Correll said Trujillo has been absent from the fort for weeks after an adenoids operation in California and is receiving mail and telephone instruction via Lt Col Fernando Sanchez. Graduation is set for June 20.
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