Tioga News Briefs Include Memorial Day Closures and Local Events
Tioga notes a Memorial Day closure for the coffee shop and a Rural Grange Rural Life Sunday service near Shaw. Members cleared brush at South Valley cemetery. local social news covers Alpha Sigma Alpha breakfast at Pittsburg State College and graduates. Community updates include Dairy Club leadership at Kansas State, employment changes, a Kansas City weekend trip, a wedding, and two intoxication cases with brief court outcomes.
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Rural Grange
South Valley
Shaw
The
Grange
George Wheat
W. 5Th
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Pittsburg State College
Daily Transcript Memorial Hospital Admittances and Dismissals
Memorial Hospital lists today admissions for Daniel K. Slane and Gerald Turner with surgeries. Dismissals today include Mrs. Dan Morgan and daughter Sara and several others. District Court filing in Chanute Myrtle Hardin vs Leonard F. Hardin for divorce filed on grounds of cruelty with alimony property settlement and fees.
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Thayer
Glen Gough
S. Lafayette
District Court
Chanute
Myrtle Hardin
Leonard F. Hardin
Columbus
Senate Republicans Use Triple Play to Back Eisenhower
Senate Republicans seize a threefold chance to back President Eisenhower by supporting a housing bill that boosts his budget request from 1.025 billion to 2.85 billion and press Republicans to show unity with the White House amid prior disunity. Leader Knowland signals support for cutting the 71.8 billion budget while leveraging the housing measure to corner Democrats.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Banking Committee
GOP
White House
Knowland
California
Mailman Arrested Over Heavy Loads Dumped in Cemetery
UNION NEW JERSEY postal inspectors arrested Albert Mueller 28 after he dumped circulars magazines and postcards from his sack at Hollywood cemetery on three occasions claiming he failed to deliver mail only on heavy days. He was charged with destruction of mail.
Cattle and Hogs Prices Direction in Kansas City and Parsons
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show varied movement with cattle steady to higher and hogs up 25 to 50 cents. in Parsons hogs rise 25 cents, cattle steady to 25 higher with good to choice steers 19.00 to 21.00 and heavy calves 17.50 to 19.00. Wichita reports a former convict fatally shot during a failed robbery attempt as Theodore Davis, 37, dies after being shot by a station attendant.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
U.S
Parsons
Wichita
Bex Bienz
Theodore Davis
Davis
Robert J. Brittain
Longtime Gough Resident Dies at 75 in Erie
Mrs. Emma Frances Gough 75 of Erie died Monday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a five year illness. Born February 12 1872 at Conway Springs she moved with her family to Oklahoma near Caldwell later raised a family in Caldwell Galesburg and Erie. Surviving are her husband William and a daughter three sons 18 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two sisters and four brothers. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Church of the Brethren Galesburg with burial Mount Hope. Funeral home Pierce Erie in charge.
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William Gough
Emma Frances Gough
Erie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Gough
Joseph Troxel
Conway Springs
Oklahoma
Thhey
Oklahoma and
Kansas
Caldwell
Galesburgh
Richard South
Thayer
Arthur
Langdon
Lloyd
Galesburg
Jack
Ruth Clayton
Addie Mohler
Nampa
Idatho
Lavina Gustafson
Portland
Ore
Jim—Trexel Pertland Ore
Troxel
Wilder
Idaho
Sam Troxel
California
Cyrus Troxel
Church of the Brethren
Quincy Reed
Mount Hope Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
State Department
Egypt
Cairo
Orville Taylor
Barbara
Chanute
Taylor
Santa Fe
Walter Carter
Ruth Lane
Parsons
Erie Friends
Hillcrest
Lucky Thirteen
Federated Church
Hillcrest Club
Lawrence Noakes
Bill George
Henry Watkins
Byge Miller
Reeves Kimmey
Kansas City
W. M. ‘Kimmey
John Daugherty
Eureka
Lra White
Daugherty
White
Cleo Wheeles
Larry
Eugene
Grand River Dam
Dave Frank
Joplin
Frank
F. J. Nye
Charles Gambrill
Chris Stanley
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas prompts bid rules to avoid single supplier pianos
State agencies were urged to write specifications that invite competitive bidding. William Salome said KU fine arts specs for 33 practice pianos demanded 57 inch height, a constraint that could limit bidders. He revised criteria to allow any comparable article and ensure competition. The economy committee will include state purchases in its opening study, shifting from personnel focus.
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Topeka
William Salome
Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Salome
Legislative Efficiency and Economy Committee
Kansas City Grain Prices and Quality Notes
Market report from Kansas City lists wheat at 2.16 to 2.30 per bushel for No 2 hard and dark, corn prices around 1.52 to 1.62 for No 2 white and 1.42 to 1.61 for No 3, oats and milo figures, kafir, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts with varying grades and ranges. Includes specific bid ranges and grade notes for multiple grain types.
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Kansas City Cash
Kansas City
Market rundown for Kansas City and Chicago commodities
Kansas City reports mixed changes in eggs and poultry with stable butter and unchanged wholesale prices. Chicago data shows steady butter, variable grain futures with oats and corn up to modest gains, and soybeans near unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Plymouth Rocks
Board of Trade
Special Prices on Permanents for a Limited Time
Advertises limited time permanent wave deals with several price tiers. Mentions location 211 N Plummer and phone number 747 for the salon.
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N. Plummer
Fifteen Year-Old Robbed of School Funds in Newark
Police report a 15 year old, Harry Finan, was knocked down by an older boy who seized a cigar box carrying $907 from St. Rose of Lima Parochial School. The funds were mainly student contributions for an excursion to the Bronx Zoo.
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Newark
N.J
Harry Finan
St. Rose of Lima
Bronx
Erie High School Class of 1907 marks golden anniversary
The Erie High School 1907 seniors celebration drew most living members for a two day event with a Saturday reception at Federated church followed by a Wells home program by Dr. and Mrs. Harold Coffman of Chicago. A Sunday church service and banquet at the Parsonian Hotel capped the reunion.
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Erie High School
Federated Church
Don. E. Wells
Harold Coffman
Chicago
Egypt
U. S. State Department
Coffman
J. M. Torrence
Parsonian Hotel
E. W. Grant
el Dorado
Ethel Earnhardt
Salt Lake City
William Primmer
Denver
Grace Adamson Six
Dallas
Dave Frank
Joplin
I. L. Locke
Chanute
Nelson
Marquis
Parsons
William McMullen
Eric
Wells
E. C. Bryan
Barbara
Verne Heilman
Milo Heilman
Erie Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Christian Church
Jack Goodrich
Goodich
Rexall
Home State Bank
Erie
A. W. Swanson
Jesse Coffman
G. C. Freeley
Little Boy Hero Saves Baby From Fall in Chicago
In Chicago Jimmy Thoma 12 is credited with saving a 21 month old from a second story fall. The boy stepped under the window and caught Billy Wayne Taylor as he crawled out, breaking the baby’s fall with his arms. Billy Wayne sustained a serious head injury and was taken to Garfield Park Hospital.
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Chicago
Jimmy Thoma
Jimmy
Leonard
Lenora Thoma
Billy Wayne Taylor
Billy Wayne
Garfield Park
Killion Named Principal of Humboldt High School
Humboldt Kansas Carl Killion of Chanute was elected principal of Humboldt High School at a special board meeting to fill the vacancy created by W S Scott becoming superintendent. Killion previously led Baxter Springs and Blue Mound high schools and coached at Caney. He holds B S and M S degrees from Pittsburg and is married with two sons. He recently worked at the Kansas Ordnance Plant in Parsons.
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Humboldt
Carl Killion
Chanute
Humboldt High School
Board of Education
W. 5 S.scott
Killion
Baxter Springs
Blue Mound
Caney
Pittsburg
Kansas Ordnance Plant
Parsons
Scout Troop 6 Awards Given at Court of Honor
Ten members of Boy Scout Troop No 6 of the Christian Church were awarded merit badges at a court of honor held at the church last night. R B Garvin presented badges assisted by Rev Ted Hurst and Harry Steeves Jr. Larry Steeves and Leland Raney received life badges. Mothers Merle Raney and Mrs Harry Steves Jr. received miniature badges.
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Boy Scout
No. 6
The
Christian Church
R. B. Garvin
Ted Hurst
Harry Steeves Jr
Larry Steeves
Leland Raney
Merle Raney
Harry Steves Jr
Jeff Coots
Dale Aikens
Bill Schupbach
Renier Nooteboon
Joe Stout
Donald Umbarger
Lynn Defenbaugh
Larry Hutchinson
Driver Found Guilty in Police Court on DWI Charge
Earl Beeler Jr. and Eric R. 3 were found guilty in police court yesterday of driving while intoxicated. Beeler was jailed and held on a $250 bond awaiting appeal to district court after his May 12 arrest in the driveway of the White Swan cafe at 1711 S. Santa Fe.
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Earl Beeler Jr
Eric R
Beeler
White Swan Cafe
S. Santa Fe
Bond Forfeited In Driving While In Trouble
Bill Mendenhall of 1210 North Santa Fe yesterday forfeited a $125 bond after facing a charge of driving while intoxicated. The brief entry notes the forfeiture and the defendant’s address.
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Bill Mendenhall
N. Santa Fe
Police record notes dropped speeding charge
Police reported a speeding charge was dropped and the $10 bond refunded after the May 17 arrest at Walnut and Forest involving Mendenhall.
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Mendenhall
Walnut and Forest
City Dads set June 20 hearing on building code and permit fees
City officials plan a June 20 public protest hearing for adjoining property owners over a building permit fee change. The board seeks uniform building codes and contemplates issuing remaining electric plant bonds to offset interest, aiming for a single large bond issuance. One commissioner, Randall Diver, was absent.
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Morehead
Chanute
Dale A. Dahlgren
Howard Parsons
Randall Diver
Eagles defeat Junior Jaycees in VFWT League game
The Eagles won the VFWT League baseball match last night. Winning pitchers were Danny Spaos and Tommy Lindblac. Losing pitchers were Tony Godmer and Bob Franklin. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
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Eagles
Jaycees
Danny Spaos
Tommy Lindblac
Tony Godmer
Bob Franklin
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the Tribune
People's Loan & Investment CO
Parsons Livestock
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Joseph F. McGinley
St. Patrick's ‘Catholic Church
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Gene Bodley
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Carl Weiner I
Sam Dixon
Arden Moore
Carl Haight
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Koch-Skinner Memorial
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Scout Troop
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