Hog and Cattle Market Steady at Parsons Livestock
Parsons Livestock notes markets steady for hogs and cattle with mixed US grades and weights. Hogs range from 14.00 to 16.25, sows 12.50 to 13.50, boars 7.00 to 8.00. cattle include grain fed steers 24.75 to 26.75, heifers 22.00 to 25.00, stock cows 16.00 to 18.50, and calves 16.50 to 31.00 depending on size and quality. Also reports on veals, bulls, and ewes with varied prices.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U.S
U. S
Agricultural price roundup with grain and dairy bids
Kansas City market notes show wheat prices slipping for May and new crop months with corn and rye bids mixed. Soybeans and oats fluctuate. dairy items list grade eggs and cream prices, reflecting a broad commodities snapshot from AP sourced city receipts.
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Chicago Grain Chicago
Ansas City Cash
Kansas City
Candidates to Speak At Wichita Forum
Five candidates for the 4th District seat to succeed Rep. Ed H. Rees will speak at a public forum at the University of Wichita. The event, sponsored by the Wichita League of Women Voters, features Democrats William I. Robinson Warner Moore Malcolm Lee and Republicans Lester Arvin Garner Shriver, all of Wichita.
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Wichita
Ed H. Rees
R-Kas
University of Wichita
Wichita League of Women Voters
William I. Robinson
Warner Moore
Malcolm Lee
Lester Arvin
Garner Shriver
Borgnine's former lawyers sue over unpaid fees
Los Angeles based Irving B. Glickfeld and Hyman L. Goldstein claim actor Ernest Borgnine agreed to pay 5 percent of his gross income during a 1956 1958 contract. They say Borgnine earned $284,646 in that period and owes them $5,732.
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Los Angeles
Ernest Borgnine
Irving B. Glickfeld
Hyman L. Goldstein
Daily Transcript Visitor Hours And Admissions
Visiting hours run 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m daily with no visitors under 16. Admissions yesterday A R La Salle 101 N Plummer medical. Admissions today Jeffrey Ber thot 219 S Ashby surgery. Dismissals yesterday Larry R James 1021 S Grant Mrs James E Vance Eric. Dismissals today John J Jordan 702 N Grant Mrs James F Frank 708 S Allen Donna M Cornell 321 W 4th.
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N. Plummer
Medical
Jeffrey Berthot
S. Ashby
Larry R . James
S. Grant
James E. Vance
Eric
John J. Jordan
N. Grant
James F. Frank
S. Allen
Donna M. Cornell
Surprising mix of local notices and regional updates
Local items include church revival plans at Bible Baptist, 2nd Lt Sutcliffe and family moving duties to Stead AFB, and community visits by former Chanute residents. Kansas rail traffic for week ending May 14 shows car counts down from last year, while Ever Ready 4-H and Rural Grange meetings are announced. Obituary notes report Pearl Webster Leabo, 60, of Wichita with survivor details.
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Ronald Sutcliffe
Danny
Stead Air Force Base
Reno
Nev
Sutcliffe
Amarillo
Tex
N.D
Donnie
Debra
Jean Leabo
Luella Davenport
Wichita
Clarence Webster
Eagle Point
Ore
Notable Obituaries from Earlton and Nearby Towns
Reports list multiple deaths from Earlton to Chanute and surrounding areas. Frank Purdy Allen aged 76 of Earlton died after illness. burial at Memorial Park cemetery. Samuel Ernest Cloud 65, Crawford County resident, died at home. burial in lantha cemetery. Edgar Starliper 61 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute after a heart attack. funeral plans incomplete. Artie A Browning funeral held at First Methodist church with service details.
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Earlton
Joseph and
Grace Allen
Coyville
Rollin
Hannah Fritzen, Meyer
St. John
Chanute
Santa Fe
Christian Church
Shaw
Joe H. Allen
Melvin B. Allen
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Memorial Park Cemetery
Samuel Ernest Cloud Walnut
Samuel Ernest Cloud
Crawford County
Iantha
Mulberry
Farlington
Frances McKay
Ernest McKay Cloud
Pittsburg
Frank
New Jersey
Linnie McNary
Colton
Calif
Mayme Slinker
Lamar
Mortie Harris
Carthage
Della Orrick
Dallas
Tex
IOOF
Rebekah
Girard
Patriarchs Militant
Department Council of the Patriarchs
Kansas
Edgar Starliper
Elsmore
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Arthur Starliper
Oskaloosa
Hazel Krokstrom
Iola
Savenburg Masonic Lodge
Methodist
Browning
Artie A. Browning
First Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
C. H. Pankratz
Homer Erickson
Mmes
Earl Wible
Ray Inman
L. R. Spencer
Arthur Carlson
Bill Drybread
Graduates Honored at First Baptist Church Reception
Graduates from junior high through college were honored at a Sunday evening reception at First Baptist Church. Bibles will be presented during Sunday services. Special recognition went to Phil Dryden and Larry Phil Thompson for Ottawa University scholarships. Dryden also received a scholarship from the American Baptist Convention. Rev. Ray J. Hutchison will make the presentations.
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Larry Phil Thompson
Ottawa University
Dryden
American Baptist Convention
Ray J. Hutchison
Eighth Grade Class Night At Local Methodist Church
Baccalaureate was held Sunday evening with the Rev. R. David Craig delivering the sermon. Class night is scheduled for 8 p.m. today, featuring members Larry Andres, Martha Baker, Christine Beck, Larry Carlburg, April Elder, Jane Floyd, Gregory Parsons, Larry Payne, Eugene Tartet, and Terry Topham.
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R. David Craig
Larry Anderes
Martha Baker
Christine Beck
Larry Carlburg
April Elder
Jane Floyd
Gregory Parsons
Larry Payne
Eugene Tartet
Terry Topham
Grand Chief of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers to Retire
Cleveland AP reports Guy L. Brown will retire July 31 after leading the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers since 1953. Brown age 66 will be succeeded by Roy E. Davidson, 58, assistant grand chief, at headquarters announcement.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Guy L. Brown
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union
Brown
Roy E. Davidson
Feet Show Improvement in 2,200 Mile Trek Toward New York
Britain's famed hiker Dr. Barbara Moore, 56, reports better feet as she aims to complete a San Francisco to New York trek in 77 days. She began April 13 and has covered about 1,500 miles along U.S. 40, pausing 10 miles west of Simon, Colorado after a 35 mile leg amid wind and rain. She plans to push on toward June 10 delivery of the record challenge.
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Benedict Grade School Commencement Set for Wednesday
Benedict Grade School will hold commencement exercises at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the school auditorium. The Rev. Thomas Walsch of Fredonia will deliver the address.
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Harry Turner
Benedict
Emporia
Turner
Lincoln School
Freldonia
Crites
Altoona
Benedict Grade
Thomas Walsch
Fredonia
Cedar Lodge meets for Third Degree at 7 p.m May 18
Cedar Lodge No. 103 A F and A M will hold a Stated Communication in St. Web May 18 at 7:00 p.m. for Third Degree work. D D G M will make an official visit. Refreshments. Visiting brethren welcome. Joe G Wasser W M Roy J Chapple Secy. Adv 32 11
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D.D.G.M
Joe G. Wasser
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Sec’y
Planting Storms Altered 50 Mile Hike Plan
The traveler hoped to cover about 50 miles but storms spoiled the timetable. She twisted her left foot last week in the Colorado mountains. the foot is stiff but not bothersome and the blisters are gone.
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Colorado Mountains
Daily Oil Output Rises Sharply in Week Ended May 14
Tulsa AP reports the Oil and Gas Journal shows daily crude oil and condensate production rose by 8 010 barrels to 6 799 560 for the week ended May 14. Year to date output sits at about 7 125 000 barrels versus 7 215 000 a year ago, with Kansas up 15 010 to 302 710 and Oklahoma up 10 200 to 523 400. The 1960 annual production is estimated at 961 860 000 barrels, down from 996 903 300 a year earlier.
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Okla
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Oklahoma
the Journal
Colmery Reelected to Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Topeka attorney Harry W. Colmery was re elected to the Supreme Court Nominating Commission by lawyers from the 1st Congressional District.
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Colmery
Topeka
Harry W. Colmery
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
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