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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1958
Page
2
Kansas City AP reports cattle prices mostly steady to higher with calves and steers up while hogs slip with barrows and gilts down about 25 cents. Vealers, cows, and bulls show mixed moves amid active trading. lambs rise in local sheep market. Also included are Kansas City wholesale egg and poultry quotes and Chicago grain figures.
James Mayes of Kansas City Kansas was re elected president of the Kansas Lutheran Laymen's League at the close of its annual convention. Ver non Bryant of Great Bend Nathan Shepman of Weskan Waldemar Fried richs of Bremen and Elmer Rodehorst of Wichita were re elected to the board. Harold Deitrich of Nortonville was elected director for a three year term. The convention invited the 1961 national convention to Kansas.
Ispringers 85-100 pounds price range from 18.50 to 20.00 for various lamb classes. ewes and feeder lambs noted with price bands. Grains and forage prices listed including maize 1.70-1.76, kafir 1.70-1.76, rye 1.16-1.19, barley 1.06-1.13, soybeans 2.00, bran and shorts 31.25-32.00. Wheat futures inch higher or lower. No hay receipts today, or in past periods, in Kansas City.
Richard R. Shuey age 28 of Great Bend and A V Crevier age 40 of Wichita were sentenced in Seward County District Court for escape from the Seward County jail on September 3. Shuey drew 15 to 20 years, Crevier 10 to 30 years, with charges including jail break felonious assault and car theft. They beat Sheriff Zed Coffey, escaped in his car, and were recaptured the same day.
Funeral services held across several towns with multiple families named. Carrie Hansen John E Eklund William Caldwell Augustine Orr Willard Fuller are among those listed with burial details and church ceremonies at St Patrick's Johnson and Memorial Park cemeteries.
Funeral notices from Latimer Humboldt and nearby communities list deaths for Harold W Latimer Earl Henley and Mrs Guy Bale with services conducted by Rev Ted Hurst Rev Gene Taylor and Rev Orville Mason. Burials at Leanna Highland Mount Hope, with numerous out of town attendees and floral tributes.
Eric McCoy and Mr and Mrs John Witty of Fredonia were unable to attend along with two sisters Mrs W Brace of Los Angeles and Mrs Ole Olsen of Phoenix Arizona.
A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rinard of Guide Rock Nebraska renews their subscription for another year. They note lovely fall weather and the first killing frost. Tell and Show night of Lincoln PTA is scheduled for 7 30 p m Tuesday to view subjects and teaching methods for the school year.
The Daily Transcript lists Saturday admittances including Kirk Gant and Ivan LaCrone for surgery and medical cases at Neosho Memorial. Admittances yesterday cover Wilbur E. Hines and others for medical care, with today adding Mrs. Oscar H. Clark and Robert Banta. Dismissals on Saturday and Sunday include F. A. Mantoni and Mrs. Ruby T. Wilson among others.
Dismissals listed for several residents including Mrs. Lewis Callerman and Mrs. Mike Deacon. Births announced for yesterday and today with several families named. Building permit applications filed for multiple residences and commercial space with estimated costs. Fire reported Saturday near Chanute with minor crop damage. stock markets show bullish tone and American Motors gains late in the day.
Wall Street advanced in early trading with a strong upsurge toward another record high. Volume rose to about 4.8 million shares, above Friday’s 4.61 million, as leading issues rose by more than a point amid a heavy buying rush. The ticker tape ran late due to the surge.
Agnes Williams Hartley, 64, of Lake City Kansas, was fatally injured in a west Wichita car truck crash. The death marks Wichita’s 12th traffic fatality of the year.
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