Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City
AP cattle and hog market rundown shows cattle at 250 with calves 50 and no trend, slaughter steers 21.00 to 22.00, hogs 2,200 with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher, sows steady, barrows and gilts 190 to 260 pounds 15.50 to 16.00, sows 13.75 to 14.50. Sheep at 2,000 with no market. Wheat contracts show No 2 hard around 1,641.70 and No 3 near 1,641.70. Corn around 1,501.64 No 2 white at 1,501.64, No 3 1,451.63, other grains and byproducts listed with minor changes.
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Kansas City
New York
Am Motors
Issaseca Sedis
Tel & Tel
Tob Roosters
Apco
Atchison
Atlas Chem
Avco Corporee
Beech Aire
Beth Steel Bette
Boeing Air
Cessna Air Eee
Dow
Gamble Skener
Dynam
U ‘S
McCrory
M&m
Texene
Mont Wardereee
Ul Morrell
Nat Bisesateen
RCA
Rayonier
Reyn Metseeeer
St Joe Lead
St Reg Papeeeer
Sears Rock
Shell Oi
Sinclair P
Chicago Produce Butter Steady and Eggs Mixed in Market Update
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady with no wings. Eggs hold firm to 1 cent lower as buyers see grade A whites at 37.5 cents, mixed at 37.5, mediums 27, standards 30.2 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago grain report notes no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn futures quoted No 1 yellow 1.27 No 2 yellow 1.27 No 3 yellow 1.26. Soybean oil price listed at 10.75.
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Chicago
Rails ad vance to record highs on active Wall Street
Wall Street in New York saw rails shares lead the market higher in active trading as the Dow Jones rail average hit a new peak. Volume was roughly 5.09 million shares, with corporate bonds mixed and government bonds little changed in light over the counter dealings.
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New York
Rails
U.S
Music and Worship Workshop in Eastern Kansas
A Music and Worship Workshop will be held at First Church of God in Wichita from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sponsored by the state board of Christian education with Mrs. James Fox of Haysville as chair, the event invites public participation and features Tom Miller of Wichita as resource leader.
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Kansas
First Church of God
9Th and
Forest
State Board of Christian Education
James Fox
Haysville
Tom Miller
Wichita
Elsmore Area social notes and visiting guests
Visiting in Elsmore area include Linburgs Osage City and Della Jackson en route from Tulsa wedding. WSCS meets weekly at Methodist church for fall bazaar planning. Numerous local visits include Carlson family, the Burns, Enstroms in Minnesota, and many relatives from Garnett La Harpe Topeka and beyond.
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Elsmore
Carl Linburg
Osage City
Della Jackson
R. §. Jacksons
Tulsa
Herbert Hender
Beula Caldwell
Long Beach
Calif
Nola Hall
Garnett
Loel Kipling
Lincoln
Neb
Henderson
Mont and
Demna Miller
Billie Stelle
Kincaid
Leota Cook
Tola
Fred
Elva Dickey
Pueblo
Colo
John Martin
Colony
George Heider
Humeboldt
Charley Davis
Howard Baker
Bayard
Alvin Ericson
Earl Ericson
Ernest Baker
Weddings Are News The Tribune Weighs In On Reports
Wedding notices are requested promptly by The Tribune for timely publication the day after the ceremony. Reports should reach the woman’s editor within two days. later items appear only in brief form. Out of town weddings have flexible deadlines. Include sender name and phone, sign the notice, and submit to The Tribune by next business day.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Rib
Une
Deaths and Funerals in Erie and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Homer Rush 85 died at 1 p.m. of a heart attack at home. Ethel Sours born Feb 1 1879 in Illinois. moved to Wilson county in 1883, then Big Creek and Fairview, married Omie Fisher in 1898, Homer Rush in 1940. survived by husband, siblings, stepchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Erie Federated Church with burial Bethel Cemetery near Kimball. Also KNAPP funeral service for Mrs Alphonso Knapp at Johnson Mortuary with burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park. bearers named.
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Ethel Sours
Illinois
George W. Sours
Wilson County
Big Creek
Fairview
Omie Fisher
Homer Rush
Girard
Erie Federated Church
Wayne Newlin
Bethel Cemetery
Kimball
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Scout News Pack 235 Den 2 Cub Scouts Meet at Church
Scout Pack 235 Den 2 met Tuesday afternoon at the First Baptist Church with den mother Mrs Kenny Kuhn. Denner Dewayne Smoot opened with the Cub Scout Promise and Tim Fairchild led the group in repeating the law of the pack to close.
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Cub Scouts of
Den 2
First Baptist Church
Den
Kenny Kuhn
Denner Dewayne Smoot
Cub Scout Promise
Tim Fairchild
Vast U S Navy Radio Station Under Construction in Australia
A $90 million project near North West Cape in Western Australia will house a large U S Navy radio station with a mast taller than the Eiffel Tower. From this base, commands will reach nuclear powered Polaris submarines in the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific. The site sits on a remote headland 400 miles north of Perth.
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Australia
Hemisphere
Indian Ocean
Western Pacific
North-West Cape
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals Reported In Neosho
Thursday entries from the Daily Transcript list Lee Wolf of Humboldt undergoing medical care and Mrs Joseph Park at 622 W Western for surgery. Births note a boy to Mr and Mrs Larry Bits at 1525 Highland. Several dismissals include Mrs Virgil Hanson and Linnie Ramey among others. A traffic citation was issued to Melvin B Willhite for speeding with a $19 bond posted. Fire runs logged at 4:45 p.m. to the city park for a car and at 4:50 p.m. for wiring work in progress at Grass.
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Lee Wolf
Humboldt
Joseph Park
W. Western
Virgil Hanson
Otto Bright
James Myers
Charles Skilling
Larry Bits
Highland
Harold Terpley
Geiger Speaks on Youth Issues at Optimist Club
Robert Geiger, youth counselor at the Senior High School and Junior College and Neosho County probation officer, spoke to the Optimist club yesterday at noon in the Tioga Hotel. He outlined current youth and children’s problems while Emory Schantz presided and guests David Toland and George Dufek attended.
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Robert Geiger
Neosho County
Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Geiger
Emory Schantz
David Toland
George Dufek
Five Inmates Escape Kansas City Prison Farm
Five inmates escaped from the Municipal Farm near Kansas City on Thursday by sawing through a bar across a wall, then leaping to a low roof and fleeing into the nearby woods. All were in farm uniforms marked MF and from Kansas City, serving 210 to 30 days.
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Kansas City
Extension Election Monday at Erie High School
Gene Grey district extension forester for southeast Kansas speaks at the Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. at Erie High School. He uses color slides to illustrate nut production and timber stands. Townships electing this year are Danville Grant Walnut Grove Lincoln Shiloh and Chetopa. Each township will elect a representative for agriculture home economics and 4-H to the extension council.
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Neosho County
Gene Grey
Kansas
PTA Activities at Murray Hill and Hutton and Alcott Groups
Murray Hill PTA fills vacancies with Ruth Ruggles as president and Richard Willis as VP. Plan room visitation at 7 30 to 8 20 Monday. Hutton PTA study group hosted by Delbert Uden with Harold Anderson noting new report cards. School pictures postponed to Oct 16. Alcott executive committee schedules December fund raise and future programs, November meeting moved to Nov 10. Fourth grade room mothers to serve Monday at 7 30. Jerry Steele to discuss PE and Miriam Mih to discuss junior college election.
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Murray Hill Pta
Ruth Ruggles
Richard Willis
Gene Webber
del Tolbert
PTA
Delbert Uden
Malcolm
Hutton Pta
Harold Anderson
Edward Bilbe
Alcott
Jerry Steele
Miriam Mih
Eiffel Tower Financed by Subscription and Self-Paying
The Eiffel Tower was funded by public subscription with a cost around 1.56 million dollars. It paid for itself in under two years and has remained financially solid, never running in the red since.
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Eiffel Tower
Chanute Tribunery issue highlights for October 9 1964
The Chanute Tribunery presents Friday edition items from October 9 1964. Local notices, community events, and brief reports reflect Chanute area happenings with emphasis on civic and social notes.
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Chanute Tribunery
Girl Scout Troop 118 Meets at Murray Hill School
Troop 118 and 18 met at Murray Hill school with Cynthia Morris as scribe. Patrol leaders and assistants named for four patrols, with groups named Lady Bugs Monsters the Beach Boys and the Beatles. Brownie troops 192 and 109 held investiture for 16 mothers. pins and stars awarded. refreshments served.
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Murray Hill School
Cynthia Morris
Lori White
Pam Basher
Sara Benton
Rhonda Bennett
Debbie Groskinsky
Pam Newton
Cindy Erickson
Marla Clements
Lady Bugs
The
Monsters
Beach Boys
Beatles
Charles Bartholomew
Jack Moore
Gene Fogel
Brownie
Hutton School
Troop 192
Rex Catterson
Roger Toomey
Joe Giacoma
Elmer Lee
Cub Scouts Pack 235 Den 1 Met At First Baptist Church
Pack 235 Den 1 Cubs Scouts met Thursday at the First Baptist church. Roll call answered with a riddle and Brian Tasche led the flag salute. A new member Doug Friederich was introduced. The group joined Den 3 for a visit to Hilton Dog Kennels east of Chanute and to view Charles Hubler's rock collection at 1309 N Kansas. Each boy received a small polished rock.
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Cubs
Den 1
First Baptist Church
Brian Tasche
Doug Friederich
Den 3
Hilton Dog Kennels
Chanute
Charles Hubler
Kansas
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Elsmore High School
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London
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Johnson Mortuary
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Lord
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C. W. Gish
Coffeyville
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Ketchum
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Mrs. Homer Rush
Scout News
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University of Illinois
Urbana, Ill
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Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Linnie Ramey
Neosho Manor
Francis Stith
Altoona
Floyd Rice
Oracle Collins
Buffalo
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Frank Gordon
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Malacca
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