Hogs Higher Cattle Meager In Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City AP market summary shows hogs 2.200, calves scarce, barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows over 350 lbs steady. sheep offerings limited. Eggs and poultry prices move little. wholesale eggs diverse by grade, butter steady, no strong tone in Chicago markets. Wheat and corn futures near unchanged with several grain prices listed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Galesburg Supt Atherton Reports Storm Damage Nearby
Erie and Vicinity news notes Wayne Atherton, Galesburg superintendent, describes last Saturdays storm with a visible tornado cloud striking Huston and Ira Crumline farms near Galesburg. He will return as superintendent at Galesburg next year. Other items include local fishing bait ventures, Kiwanis intercity visit to Cherryvale, and residents traveling to Topeka for state savings meeting.
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Wayne Atherton
Galesburg
Huston
Ira Crumline
Atherton
Ralph Willson
Colorado Springs
Charles Gillen
Willson
Jerry Pat Ramsey
Erie
Ramsey
Olive Carveau
Horton
Centerville Township
Neosho County
Aurora
Kiwanis
Cherryvale
Robert Krieger
Erie Schools
J. M. Torrence Lester Shepard
Virgil Moody
Marion Showalter
Cleo I. Dalton
Erie Savings & Loan Assn
Topeka
Kansas State Savings & Loan Assn
Bill Joe Boar
Rural Walnut
Senior High Sports Awards Honor Varsity and Intramural Teams
Awards at the school assembly honored varsity and intramural athletes. Pep Club pins went to Donna Lucas and others. cheerleader medals to A team members. many girls and boys received letters and junior and sophomore pins. Football and basketball letters were awarded by different presenters. student leaders presented football passes. the ceremony closed with senior cheerleaders leading the school song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Stevens
Donna Lucas
Nancy Steeves
Mary Truitt
Pat Cathers
Pat Blackston
Dee Dunham
Babs Koenig
Kathy Overby
Nancy Pistotnik
Carolyn Thompson
Kay Blair
Sharlena Fverly
Jennifer Jordan
Lynda Morris
Charlotte Olson
Linda
Richard Baughn
Dick Cushman
David Durham
Bob Franklin
Bob Haskins
Johnny Hole
Eddie Jenkins
Kenny Jones
Tom Keith
Gary Neeley
Larry Oliverson
Bob Parsons
Johnny Quinn
Elmer Robison
Clarence Saar
Bob Strange
Kenny Winters
Paul Anderson
Charlies Crabtree
Roy Marks
Bob Clemons
Jim Ellis
David Gough
Jim Gough
John Hole
Tom Keller
Junior Lindblad
Bill Wiggans
Purdy
Chuck Ambler
Joe Graves
Bob Hlaskins
Ed Jenkins
Butch Palen
Kilmer Nobison
Don Umbarger
Dale Ward
Steve Wells
Kilmer Robison
Dee Dunham Babs Koenig
St Patrick's Junior High Baseball Splits Week
St Patrick's Junior High split two baseball games this week. The seventh and eighth graders won 9 to 4 in five innings at Piqua, with Eddie Godines striking out seven in three innings. The ninth grade fell 7 to 4 in seven innings at Elsmore as Elsmore collected 14 hits.
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St. Patrick's Junior High
Diamonds
Piqua
Elsmore High School
St Patrick's and Elsmore Baseball Scores Parsed
Inning by inning scoring shows St Patrick's tallying 3 runs and Elsmore 7 runs. Key players Darrell Bauer and Roger contributed for St Patrick's with scattered scoring, while PIQUA region teams appear in the ledger alongside Elsmore.
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Pattery
Darrell Bauer
Roger
St. Patrick's
PIQUA
Onscveessess
Bae
Neosho Coin Club Elects Officers
Neosho Valley Coin club gathered in the Memorial building with 31 attendees to elect officers and adopt a constitution and by laws. Mrs. R. J. Hays was chosen president, Lee Judy vice president, Paul Brennecke treasurer, with Joe Lewis G. W. McDowell and Roscoe Kimerling named to the board of directors. The charter remains open for signatures and annual dues set at two dollars.
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Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Building
R. J. Hays
Lee Judy
Paul Brennecke
Joe Lewis
G. W. McDowell
Roscoe Kimerling
Humboldt
Local Briefs Include Sales and Social Notes
Short items cover Tire-Easy promotions at Glen's Tire Service, Peter Pan Ice Cream specials, a Saturday library program for George Goes To Town, and visits from out of town. Also listed are church, school, and civic notices, plus family and social visitor updates from Chanute, Kansas.
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George
Public Library
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday Admittances include Mrs Mike Thurman 223 S Allen and J E Farmer Humboldt medical. Today adds Mrs Alice Gardner 103 S Evergreen and Orland Jennings 915 N Forest. Dismissals yesterday include Lane Cramer Barston Joe Skraznas 307 N Central Mrs Arthur Geil 316 S Kansas Raymone Smith Savonburg the Rev A Harry Ericson Savonburg Tom Breiner 513 S Highland Lyle Christianson Oklahoma City. Birth yesterday to Mr and Mrs T G Sakata Humboldt a girl. Traffic citation Postes Charles Whitmer 1012 SN Garfield began parking 845 bond posted.
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Mike Thurman
S. Allen
Medical
J. E. Farmer
Humboldt
Alice Gardner
S. Evergreen
Orland Jennings
N. Forest
Lane Cramer
Barston
Joe Skraznas
N. Central
Arthur Geil
S. Kansas
Raymone Smith
Savonburg
Harry Ericson
Tom
Driver Neal J. Naylor Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Neal J. Naylor of 318 South Allen Street pleaded guilty yesterday in police court to a driving while intoxicated charge filed after his arrest last Friday.
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Neal J. Naylor
S. Allen
FFA Banquet Highlights Local Growth and Honors
About 75 attended the Future Farmers of America Parent-Son banquet at Tik Tok Restaurant where Tom Maxwell spoke on All Agriculture is Not Farming. Kenneth Brinkman welcomed, Paul Setter spoke on the growth of the FFA and state honors, and new honorary members were introduced.
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Future Farmers of America
Tom Maxwell
Iola
Kenneth Brinkman
FFA
Paul Setter
Kansas
Bernard Tinkler
Humboldt High School
Carl Killion
Robert Leimenstell
Andrew Setter
Ray Cooper
Crude Petroleum Stocks Show Increase Amid May Report
The Bureau of Mines reports domestic and foreign crude stocks at 255.845 million barrels on May 9, up 18 thousand barrels for the week. Domestic crude rose 530 thousand barrels and foreign crude 28 thousand. daily production averaged 7.2 million barrels, up 7 thousand. Stills runs averaged 7.722 million, up 20 thousand. Kansas stocks showed an 89 thousand barrel increase.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals Walter Hubler 70
Walter Hubler 70 former Chanute resident died at 10 a m Thursday at the Tuberculosis Hospital in Norton He was born in November 1888 the son of Marion and Minnie Hubler Survived by a niece Mrs Dona Crawford of Chanute a sister in Los Angeles and a sister in Abilene Preceded in death by two brothers Bear and Ira The funeral service will be at 2 p m Saturday in Abilene
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Chanute
Walter Hubler
Norton
Marion
Minnie Hubler
Dona Crawford
Los Angeles
Abilene
Bear
Ira
Local families attend church and scoreline details
The text lists attendees including Grover Russell and family members from Humboldt Wellington Ulysses Chanute and Great Bend along with hosts Kenneth Pittman. It notes Lutheran and St Patrick's baseball actions. St Patrick's scored 503 111 5 while Lutheran made 2 runs on 9 hits. St Patrick's 503 111 5 and Lutheran 230 000 2 9 refer to a game summary with listed pitchers R Burghart and W Burghart for St Patrick's and D Howell and R Bonilla for Lutheran.
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Grover Russell
Howard Russell
Humboldt
G. W. Carter
Wellington
W. B. Richardson
Jack
Ulysses
Richard Smith
Randy
Great Bend
Fred Shaw
Chanute
Kenneth Pittman
First Baptists and St Patrick's Win Narrow Second Victory
First Baptist stayed unbeaten in four starts with a 20 3 win over the Methodists. St Patrick's earned its second win in three games by beating the Lutherans 16 9. Junior Hall hit two home runs and Jack Haight another as First Baptist led off scoring every inning before the five inning finish. Battery Grogan Grogan combined for seven hits allowed. Anderson Hamilton allowed 16 hits for the losers.
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First Baptist
Methodists
St. Patrick's
Junior Hall
Jack Haight
B. Grogan
E. Grogan
J. Anderson
B. Hamilton
T. Sutcliffe
Submarine relic removed from Yokosuka base
The battered suicide submarine, the type used in Pearl Harbor attacks, is taken away from display at the U S naval base in Yokosuka Japan. Captain Kemp Tolley of Monkton Maryland said it had only served to keep alive the unhappy story of Pearl Harbor.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Kemp Tolley
Monkton
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Harry Carey
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Richard Peterson
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Roy Brassee
Gary Lewis
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R. Bonilla
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W. Burghart
Eub
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Main & Santa Fe
Shamrock Cafe
Edna
John Corns
Shamrock
Harry Toomey
Edna and
E. Main
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Cara Mail
LimeRick
Cfice
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Emil E. Lofgren
West Main
Caldwell & Son
S. Sante Fe
Woaizowras
Tvaga
Chanute Discount Company
Discount Company, Inc
Evergreen
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