Altoona Butcher Arrested On Intoxication Charge
Austin Butcher of Altoona was arrested last night on an intoxication charge and released after posting a $15 bond per a report at police headquarters today. Teen Canteen will host a dance after graduation exercises Thursday night with Charles Mussulman’s band. Mr and Mrs Ross Miller returned from Winfield where they attended the funeral service Monday for Mrs Miller’s half brother Albert L Davis who died May 18 in Long Beach California.
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Memorial Hospital Admittances And Dismissals Listed
Tuesday admissions include Kathy Muninger 120 S Rutter and Marilee Clayton 220 W Main for surgical. Also Lloyd La Rus R 3 under surgical. Dismissals include Kathy Muninger 120 S Rutter Dan Bowerwe Al W Ltd Dr P B Darlington 114 N Central and L T Etter Humboldt.
Wall Street Advances on Light Volume Amid Gains in Aircrafts and Railroads
Wall Street in New York showed a moderate advance with executives in aircraft and railroads leading the rise. Prices rose up to around 3 points in several sections, with some gains reaching 5 points. Volume was light at an estimated two million shares after yesterday’s unusually low 1,650,000 shares, the lowest in seven months.
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Roy Roberts Marries as He Heads to Hawaii
Roy Roberts, Kansas City newspaper executive and president of the Kansas City Star Co., wed Mrs. Charles G. Ross at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. The bride is the widow of White House press secretary Charles G. Ross. The couple will honeymoon in Hawaii and return to Kansas City in mid July.
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Cattle and Hogs Market Movements From Kansas City and Parsons
Kansas City reports varied cattle futures with higher calves and steadier slaughter stock, bulls and vealers unchanged, hogs mostly lower, and sheep showing slaughter lamb strength. Parsons notes mixed cattle and hog prices with steers 17.25 to 20.25 and veals 18.00 to 21.00, while sheep stay steady and lambs command higher bids. Kansas City Produce lists eggs and butter with unchanged prices.
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Chicago commodity markets show mixed signals across produce and grains
Chicago reports steady butter and eggs with firm grain tones on the Board of Trade. Butter holds at 56.75 with several grades. eggs show weakness as receipts top 50 thousand. live poultry mixed with caponettes and hens priced differently. Wheat and rye hold firm, corn and soybeans see minor moves. Kansas City cash grain shows varied gains across No 2 and No 3 grades. The note closes with a historical remark on early coal references by a Chinese writer 2100 years ago.
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Humboldt High School awards ceremony honors many students
Letters and awards were presented in a special Friday afternoon assembly. Track letters went to Bob Booe Ronald Jackson and Lavern Snart. Scholarship letters were given to Jerry Bailey Martha Keler Darlene Carpenter Judy Finney Shara Morris Ruth Nelson JoAnn Reaves Betty Zirjacks Teddy Laetsch Janet Moses Betty Orth Dolores Perez Duane Clum Dale Collison Anita Rutledge. Girls athletic awards listed multiple 1000 point 800 point and 500 point honorees. Residence Hall scholarships were offered by Kansas University to Jerry Bailey and William Heiman and Chanute Junior College scholars were named Pauline Rickerson Marilyn Ostrander and others. Local civic and social visits followed including Memorial Day plans, centennial celebrations and visits from guests from Indiana Missouri and Coffeyville.
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Bob Booe
Ronald Jackson
Lavern Snart
A. J. Trueblood
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Martha Keler
Darlene Carpenter
Judy Finney
Shara Morris
Ruth Nelson
JoAnn Reaves
Betty Zirjacks
Teddy Laetsch
Janet Moses
Betty Orth
Dolores Perez
Duane Clum
Dale Collison
Mary Clemmons
Irene Hall
Roberta Henson
Coralee Honeycutt
Ona Lassman
Ruth Lytle
Pat Porter
Sue Rickerson
Joyce Thompson
Nancy Burwell
Zella Headley
Vella Hobart
Dorothy Schooley
Luella Serl
William Heiman
Kansas University
College of Emporia
Marilyn Ostrander
Chanute Junior College
Chanute Board of Education
Pauline Rickerson
Future Teachers Association
Mrs L R Dupuy and Sharon Visit Wichita Family
Mrs. L R Dupuy and Sharon spent the weekend in Wichita visiting Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dupuy and family.
Pyramid Plan insurance helps pay hospital and doctor bills
O A Cole of 3615 Haskell reports filing a Pyramid Plan claim for his wife’s hospital and doctor expenses after an operation in Chillicothe Missouri. He received a check December 9 and praises the claim handling. The Pyramid Plan offers hospital, doctor, surgical benefits and income protection, with home calls and other coverages.
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