Local Notes and Visits Across Benedict area
Briefs from Benedict and vicinity cover social visits from Harry Ellis and family to Mrs. Etta Ellis in Fredonia and Byron Wentworth of San Pedro visiting Emma Hull. Also listed are bankwoman Daisy M. Jordan, sales trainer Sam Lambert, Nazarene minister Loren Schaffer relocating to Miami, IFYE student William Ramirez from Costa Rica, a 1950 Chevrolet collision near Benedict, and town events including Baldwin Institute sessions, 4 H Club meeting, and a Bible school upcoming. Officials announce Presbyterians attending Omaha assembly May 16 to 22.
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Memorial Hospital shows numerous Tuesday admittances including Mrs Vi ola Dozier and Mrs Hattie V McClure, plus today entries for Mrs Hubert Fielder and Ronald W McCulloh with surgeries listed. Dismissals Tuesday include W E Baker James W Wright and Mrs Hilary A Brooks among others with several Southeast Kansas hospital notes and a traffic citation for Max LaRue posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Baker
S. Edith
James W. Wright
W. 7Th
Hilary A. Brooks
S. Denman
John Drummond
W. Main
Paul L. Fickel
Earlton
Delbert McKellips
Kansas
Virgil A. Hanson
Eric
Louie Rigole
Washington
Kenneth Patterson
Dale
Fairchild
S. Wilson
Max Glanser
Welda
Scout News: Troop 2 Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Scout Troop 2 gathered at the Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Monday with eleven girls and two leaders, Mrs. John Roth and Mrs. Lewis Clark. The meeting opened with the flag salute and Girl Scout promise, awarded their second class badge and membership star, and closed with the friendship circle and taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
John Roth
Lewis Clark
Traffic Fatalities Listing 1957 vs 1956
State Accident Records shows 24 hour fatalities with 1957 toll at 188 and 1956 at 218. Kansas City report notes no hay receipts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City
Hay
Kansas City Livestock Market Dispatch Report Summary
Kansas City market reports run cattle steady to mixed with calves and hogs varying. prices show steers 19.25 to 23.50, heifers 15.50 to 18.25, cows 12.50 to 15.50, hogs 14.75 to 25.00, sows 14.00 to 16.25, lambs 21.50 to 24.00. Parson hog and cattle values noted with mixed weights and multiple buyer quotes. vegetables and produce prices listed for Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Kansas City
USDA
Parsons
Chicago
White Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
Union Insurance Profits Questioned by Senate Panel
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee pressed Seattle broker George Newell over net profits of 1.397 million dollars from handling Teamsters Union insurance in four years. Kennedy urged the profits were excessive and tied to union member funds. The hearing examined Beck loans and 1951 financial statements amid wealth inquiries.
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Washington
Seattle
Teamsters Union
George Newell
Teamsters
Newell
Senate
Teamster
Sen. Kennedy
Dmass
Senators
Dave Beck
Beck
Eighteen Graduates in Altoona Class
Altoona High School conferred diplomas on its eighteen seniors at a recent commencement in the school auditorium. Dr. Norlan Strawn of Pittsburg State College addressed the class with the theme The Future Looks Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Altoona High School
Norlan Strawn
Pittsburg State College
Erle Haring
Reed A. Streets
William Lenard
H. A. Addington
Fred Kirby
Otis Hugh Babcock
James Robert Barnhart
Nancy Marie Becker
Warren H. Bennett
Anita Borrer
William Frye
Larry Green
Richard Jantz
Glenn Larsen
Sue Ann Lenard
Lorene Livingston
Claude Meigs
Virginia Myers
George A. News
Richard Phillips
Floyd Reynolds
Kenneth Streets
Beverly Travis
Youth Is Fined 35 Dollars After Disturbance Here
Billy Lee Yocham of Iola pled guilty in police court to intoxication disturbing the peace and destruction of property from a fight at the White Swan cafe 1711 S Santa Fe Friday night. He was fined 35 dollars with 15 for intoxication and 10 each for the other charges. A second party Charles Chilcote pleaded guilty Saturday to intoxication and disturbing the peace and was sentenced to 25 days in county jail in lieu of a 25 dollar fine. Yocham's hearing was postponed until after hospital discharge from Neosho Memorial Hospital where he was treated for an arm cut from breaking a cafe door glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Lee Yocham
Iola
White Swan Cafe
S. Santa Fe
Folan
Charles Chilcote
Yoe- Ham
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Crops and Pastures In Excellent Growth
Topeka reports crops and pastures showing good to excellent growth last week. Field work advanced as soils dried. wheat development trails normal by about a week with headed heads in the south and some central areas. Western irrigated wheat grows well while dryland fields remain poorly rooted and slower. Livestock in the eastern half benefit from ample green feed.
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Topeka
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Deaths and Funerals Fred R Cole
Humboldt man Fred R Cole died yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital born November 2 1878 in Washington County He married Maude Buchanan December 31 1903 in Lebanon He lived in Abilene and Humboldt since 1945 Survivors include wife son Paul B Garden City two brothers Eldon Smith Center and D E Billings Mont two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Preceded in death by son Fred R Cole Jr in 1932 Funeral at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt Thursday at 9:00 with Reverend Gene Taylor officiating Burial in Peabody with a Masonic graveside service
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Fred R. Cole
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Cole
Washington County
Lebanon
Maude Buchanan
Abilene
Paul B
Gardens City
D. E. Billings
Mont
Eldon
Smith Center
Fred R., Jr
Johnson Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
First Methodist Church
Peabody
Bound Over On Grand Larceny Charge In Erie Case
John Byers and Fred Roles of Chanute were bound over to the October term of district court in Erie after a preliminary hearing on a joint three count grand larceny charge. Each posted 1000 bond and were released. They allegedly stole scrap iron from Santa Fe railroad yards in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byers
Fred Roles
Chanute
Erie
Santa Fe
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U.S. Royal Tires
Willard Batteries
Glen’s Tire Service
Harry Ellis
Etta Ellis
Fredonia
Byron J. Wentworth
San Pedro, Calif
Emma Hull
Melvin Cutler
Marylin
Metilda Shoop
Logan Shoop
Buffalo
T. A. Cox and Family
Roper
Albert Ambrose
Santa Fe, N. M
A. J. Ambrose
Benedict
Daisy M. Jordan
W. Ist
Lake Divisions
National Association of Bank Women
Bank of Commerce
Sam Lambert
N. Santa Fe
Omaha
Loren E. Schaffer
Altoona, Benedict and
Nazarene
William Luis Ramirez
Costa Rica
IFYE
International Farm Youth Exchange
McCager Thompson
Eleanor Elaine Tripp
S. Washington
Carl Atkins
R. I
Elm and
Grant
Herman F. Madison
Cherokee
Baldwin Institute
Baldwin
Howard A. Jester
Norman Gates
Gwendolyn
Sandra
Robert Brenton
Norman
Okla
Jester
Gates
Fayetteville
N. C
Leo Mills
Charles Gates
Marian
Marilyn
Edgar Woods
Cremona School
Merle Grove
Pat Porter
Fred Skinner
S. Larson
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
University of Kansas, Lawrence
Gary
The
Robert Blunk
Frank Bockover
Cary Bockover
C. E. Logan
Bob Fredricks
Anita Strange
Bockover
Homer Haughs
Mendocino
Calif
Vernon Bockover
Independence Community College
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In the USA
William H. Bailey
Neosho Presbytery
Kenneth C. Miller
George Crockatt
Jim Waller
Daily Transcript
Southeast Kansas
Ray Henderson
Tola
Liz Martin
Baxter Springs
Cafford Raney
Wik City
Elva O. Murphy
Cherryvale
Inez David
Independence
Willard Turner
Uniontown
Winth Jarvis
Galena
Martha Patton
Columbus
Maude Koenig
St. Paul
Merchain Alexander
Coffeyville
James Seely
Merline Eastburn
Labette
Floyd McCracken
Pauline Riggs
Max LaRue
Western
Scout News
Wall Street
New York
Airlin
Tel & Tel
Atchison Che
du Pont
Eagle P
Sears Roeb Ee
Sinclair O
Eeenene
Socony
Spen Chem
US Steel Peete
Parsons Livestock
Board of Trade
Kansas City Cash
Ics
TMG AR
Union Insurance Profits Brokers
Tion
Congratula
Nation’s Cleaners
Alaska
Hawaii
Pontiac
America
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