Market livestock pricing report from Kansas City
Cattle numbers around 3,300 with calves 100 while utilities and slaughter cows bring 12.00 to 15.50 and good to choice feeders 25.00 to 30.00. Hogs near 3,800 with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower. 1 to 3 weight 190 to 250 pounds at 15.25 to 16.00. 350 to 400 pound sows 13.75 to 14.25. Sheep around 350 with lambs and ewes steady. good to prime lambs 20.50 to 22.50. utility to good ewes 3.00 to 5.90.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Crackers and poultry items listed with weights and prices
The notice reads various grades of eggs and creams, DS sets, fried items, and a poultry section. It lists roosters and hens by weight with price points such as under 30 lbs at 10 cents per pound and over 30 lbs at $3 each.
Market Prices for Hogs Cattle Veal and Wall Street Decline
Livestock prices show steady to mixed trends across hogs cattle and sheep with varied grades and weights. Wall Street falls extend with volume around 3.1 million shares as blue chips slip and IBM Polaroid Xerox trim losses.
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New York
IBM
Polaroid
Xero
Altoona School End Activities Schedule for Week
Baccalaureate services open the week with Rev Charles E Douglas preaching. Achievement Night and open house follow at the high school on Tuesday. Eighth grade class night Wednesday, eighth grade commencement Thursday, and senior commencement Friday all at 8 o'clock. Madge Addington leads processional and recessional.
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Altoona
Charles E. Douglas
Holiness Church
Vernon L. Smith
Baptist Church
Douglas
Kenneth Richards
The
Christian Church
Madge Addington
Death notices and school program details in Neodesha
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Sophie Kleiman in Kansas City and Henry Delp Sr in Lenora, with funeral plans unclear for Kleiman and a Friday service for Delp in Lenora. Oscar Freidline dies at home. burial and services pending. High school commencement and eighth grade night programs are outlined with speakers, solos, and diplomas to be awarded by the board of education.
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Sophie Kleiman
Morris Pack
R. 3
Kansas City
Kleiman
Henry Delp LaRue Delp
N. Western
Delp
Kathy
Lenora
Henry Delp
Congregational Church
Cutting Funeral Home
Oscar Freidline
S. Kansas
Johnson Mortuary
Butter Steady as Markets Close in Chicago
AP reports butter prices holding steady in Chicago trading with AA grade at 93 cents per pound and other grades near prior levels. Egg markets show mediums easy with value mostly unchanged though some slight dips, whites around 27 cents per dozen, and lower standards around 24 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Egg price listings with grade ranges from Kansas City AP
The report lists consumer egg quotes in Kansas City with large A prices around 235 to 29 cents, medium A at 23 to 26, small A near 17, large B about 22 to 24, and ungraded about 21 to 24 cents. Wholesale eggs show large and medium at 26 to 27 and 24 to 25 cents respectively, plus 24.5 to 25.5 for unclassified. poultry and butter prices unchanged.
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Kansas City
Wheat and soy sales lapsed in Chicago grain report
Market notes show no wheat or soybean sales in Chicago. Corn futures fell 1.17 percent for No 2 yellow, oats varied with some gains, barley and rye mixed. May wheat at 2.147s, May corn around 1.13 3/4, May oats roughly 72.3, May rye about 1.25 1/2, May soybeans near 2.49 9/7.
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Chicago
Irish trade mission sails to Soviet Union and Poland
An Irish trade mission departed Dublin for the Soviet Union and Poland on a three week visit to explore export opportunities. The delegation aims to step up trade with these countries by meeting local officials and business leaders.
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Dublin
Ireland
Soviet Union
Poland
Grain quotes in Kansas City dull session
Wheat and corn prices moved lower with mixed bids across grades. No 2 hard and dark hard wheat ranged 2.15 to 2.5542, while No 2 white corn fell to 1.28 to 1.41, and soybeans traded around 2.42 to 2.47 with nearby barley and bran also quoted.
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Kansas City
Shorts
Thousands Expected at Kansas Knights of Columbus Convention
More than 2,000 members and their wives are expected to attend the 61st annual State convention of the Knights of Columbus of Kansas in Salina. Election of officers will be held Monday, the final day of the meeting.
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Salina
Broughton Trophies For Sheep Champions
Mr and Mrs Henry Broughton of R1 present two trophies to be awarded to Neosho County Fair sheep exhibitors. The awards honor champion Corriedale ewe and champion Suffolk ewe. Trophies, about a foot high with a engraved base and sheep statue, are on display at the Bank of Commerce. The donors, sheep raisers, aim to encourage sheep raising.
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Henry Broughton
FFA Club
Neosho County Fair
Bank of Commerce
Broughtons
Youths Present Rotary Program At Chanute Meeting
A group of high school students served as hosts for the Chanute Rotary Club program last night. A trio featuring Chris Coots and George Wheat on trumpets and Barry Gerken on piano performed several numbers under the direction of Wheat. Gregg Johnson chaired, Bob Ames was secretary, with Terry Smith Bill Taylor Tom Twedell Rick Alexander and Danny Slane among participants.
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Chanute Rotary Club
Chris Coots
George Wheat
Barry Gerken
Gregg Johnson
Bob Ames
Wheat
Terry Smith
Bill Taylor
Tom Twedell
Rick Alexander
Danny Slane
Lots of Memories At Birthday Event
Amanda Wolfe Stephenson observed her 104th birthday anniversary in Kingsport Tennessee on Wednesday. Her 102 year old sister Betty Stephenson of Johnson City visited her earlier, noting they were married to brothers.
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Kingsport
Tenn
Amanda Wolfe Stephenson
Planning Session Sets 1962-63 Chanute Teachers Association
The Chanute Teachers Association held a spring planning session at Lincoln School with Vendla Kjellander presiding. Officers named for 1962-63 include Kjellander president Ray Zumalt vice president Virgil Lowe secretary Imogene Colaw treasurer and Forrest Sale historian. Committee chairs appointed: Eldon Penner insurance Howard Jester legislation Freda Betts public relations W H McMurray Roy Keller salary and welfare Mrs John Knight Miles Rickart teacher education public standards and Mrs Eldon Vaughn bulletin.
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Chanute Teachers Association
Lincoln School
Vendla Kjellander
Miss Kjellander
Ray Zumalt
Virgil Lowe
Imogene Colaw
Forrest Sale
Eldon Penner
Howard Jester
Freda Betts
W. H. McMurray
Roy Keller
John Knight
Miles Rickart
Eldon Vaughn
Bulletin
Petrolia NS last day program set for tomorrow night
Petrolia School plans its final day program tomorrow at 8 o clock in the school hall. Attendees are asked to bring cake for refreshments. Neosho County Mental Health Association members tour the new Allen Neosho County mental health center in Humboldt tonight, departing Sawyer Hall around 7 50 p m. Officials say transportation will be plentiful and new officers will be announced.
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Petrolia School
Neosho County
Fairchilds Welcomes Daughter Lisa Marie In Independence
Daily Transcript reports Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairchild of Independence welcome a daughter named Lisa Marie born today weighing six pounds five ounces. Maternal grandparents are H C Jones of Galesburg and paternal grandparents Leo Fairchild of 1307 S Santa Fe.
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Richard Fairchild
Independence
Lisa Marie
H. C. Jones
Galesburg
Leo Fairchild
S. Santa Fe
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Carl McCoy
W. Main
Marvin Wellcome
Humboldt
Floyd Keith
Pierce City
Pete Zaragosa Jr
N. Steuben
Michael Freeland
S. Western
Elizabeth Delaplaine
S. Ashby
Freda Browning
S. Kansas
Joseph Ballinger
Yates Center
Walter Lacey
N. Garfield
Glenn Ashley
S. Highland
Charles Kathy Malson
S. West- Rickerson
George Mount
Rolland Churchill
S. Rutter
Kenneth Slocum
W. 10Th
Robert Hamer
S. Tennessee
Sheryl Vaughn
Wichita
Fly-Up Ceremony Advances 75 Brownies to Girl Scouts
Seventy five Brownies moved up at Murray Hill School in a Fly-Up ceremony. Flag bearers included Marsha Childers and Margaret Park. Guards were Christine Oberg and Linda Pilgrim with Judy O Daniel as color sergeant. Andrea Evans urged the crowd on What It Means to Fly Up as Mrs Helen Henderson spoke. Troops 171 158 201 79 129 listed attendees with names of the new Cadettes and leaders.
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Murray Hill School
Marsha Childers
Margaret Park
Kathy Brown
Linda Pilgrim
Christine Oberg
Stephanie LaRocca
Barbara Gough
Michelle McIntosh
Lisa Berthoz
Judy O'Daniel
Andrea Evans
Helen Henderson
Lola
St. Patrick’s
Julia Ashley
Lisa Berthot
Lynn Hollenshead
Sherry Jerome
Nancy Moore
Vera Oriz
Nancy Pill
Rita Waldron
Nancy Walker
Jeri Wyatt
Troop 129
Hutton
Gail Abbueh
Cathy Acree
Linda Anderson
Andrea Barnard
Shirley Bibbe
Betty Clines
Leah Eastburn
Jacquetta Edwards
Susan Freeman
Alice Hinrichs
Becky Martin
Vicki Rauhoff
Marcia Robertson
Janis Smith
DeAlice Ward
Car bump report leads to intoxication arrest in Chanute
Helen Hubler of 218 North Grant reported backing into a parked car in a local lot. The other vehicle bore the tag for Alice Boecker of 420 South Ashby. Judd Gray of Chanute was arrested for intoxication and jailed pending disposition.
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Helen Hubler
N. Grant
Alice L. Boecker
S. Ashby
Judd Gray
Chanute
Baseball Schedule Adjusted as Snow Delays Reno Series
The Reno Silver Sox and San Jose Bees in the California League face a postponed doubleheader after four inches of snow blanketed the Reno area. Snow from Tuesday night lingered, delaying play planned for Wednesday night until the diamond thaws.
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Reno Silver Sox
Reno
Nev
San Jose Bees
California
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