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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1958
Page
2
Hog prices dip while cattle remain steady with mixed grades and weights listed. The report covers U S No 1-3 hogs, sows and boars with varied weight classes, grain fed steers, heifers, calves and stockers, plus Kansas City and Chicago produce and grain quotes and cash bid ranges.
Wall Street in New York rallied in late trading as rails joined steels in the advance. Volume approached 2.5 million shares, near Friday’s 2.57 million, with pivotal stocks lifting from fractions to over a point.
A brief price or category tag lists hides by weight, noting under 40 pounds and over 40 pounds. The fragment implies a division used in marking hides for sale or auction.
Six area students received degrees at the Emporia State College commencement on May 24. Billy Joe Arnold of Chanute earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, James Lawson Bailey of Humboldt earned in accounting, Glen Dale Gamble of Chanute earned in accounting, and Donald J. Lee of Chanute earned in business administration. Margaret Ann Hollenshead of Chanute received a Bachelor of Science in Education majoring in business and library science. Marian Lee VanMeter of Thayer earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education.
The Fraser funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Thayer Christian church with burial in Harrison cemetery. The Rev. Don Rankin will officiate and Engel Funeral Home of Thayer is in charge. Julius Brieger died at 93 after a long illness. born in Germany, he moved from Minnesota 72 years ago and leaves a son, grandchildren, and a sister in Minnesota. services and burial at St. Patrick’s Catholic church Elmwood cemetery were led by Revs. Finnegan and Kavanagh. Maude A. Mendenhall’s funeral was held at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with burial in Elmwood cemetery. bearers were Staggs, Duff, Everly, Shockley, Raida, Elrod. Mrs. Petterson accompanied Harold Sutton in song. The Rev. Ted Hurst officiated the service.
State Police arrested John R. Hirsch, a city employee, driving a 1926 Reo truck owned by Bloomington. The vehicle lacked license plates. city finance director Alvin Keller paid a $9 fine, saying the truck is used at the water and light plant and should not be taken elsewhere.
Hulda Parker Chapter 385 A.E. Stated meeting set for May 27 at 8 p m with refreshments and welcoming visiting members. Mrs Mamie Heinze and Mrs Edna Petterson, secretaries. Mr and Mrs Herbert J Krehbiel of Moundridge were guests of relatives in Benedict. George Wheat family from 323 West Atherton traveled to Pittsburg for a sorority breakfast and graduation events. Madelyn Wheat will receive a degree at commencement and teach next year at St Mary s High School in Wichita. nine seniors attended with parents and Stein gifts.
Saturday to today hospital entries show Admittances including Ann Neyhard Mrs Sam Ashley Mabel Fox and others with surgical or medical cases. Dismissals and births listed along with traffic citations and court filings affecting Chanute and local towns.
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