City Dads Meet Wednesday Night
City commission meeting rescheduled to 7 30 p m Wednesday due to attendance at a Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities session in Wichita. City manager R J Hayes and city clerk Bonnie Moffatt attend along with John Lofthouse and Earl Malcolm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hayes
Bonnie Moffatt
Kansas Assn. of Municipal Utilities
Wichita
John Lofthouse
City Power Plant
Earl Malcolm
City Water and Gas Department
Hearing on Final Settlement in Peterson Estate
Notice to all interested parties of a hearing in Neosho County Kansas on final settlement and accounting for the estate of Chris Peterson Jr. Petitioners Lewis R. Taylor and J. E. Bradshaw seek court approval of their acts and services and a determination of beneficiaries. Defenses must be filed by November 15, 1968 at 10:00 A M in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
State OF
Kansas
Neosho
Chris Peterson, JR
Lewis R. Taylor
J. E. Bradshaw
Chris Peterson
Erie
Petiton Lewis R. Taylor
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Charute
Alberta
FB Pen Tea
Notice of hearing in probate court Kansas
The State of Kansas to all persons concerned. Franklin M. Gossett petitions for determination of real estate in Neosho County. The hearing is set for November 6, 1968 in Erie Kansas. Attorneys for Petitioner Henshall and Pennington Chanute Kansas. Probate Judge Alberta Gough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Snainen
County
Kansas
Z. H. Bideau
Edwin H. Bideau
State OF Kansas
Franklin M. Gossett
Neosho County
Henshall and Pennington
South Forest Street
Chanute
Alberta Gough
Seal
Livestock And Grain Prices Across Markets
AP reports wholesale egg prices by grade and size in Kansas City with Butter price per pound. Chicago grain prices list Wheat No 2 yellow hard and soft red, Corn No 2 yellow, No 3 yellow, Oats No 2, Soybeans No 1 to No 3 yellow, and soybean oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce and Butter Prices Steady at Market
AP report from Chicago notes wholesale poultry prices for roasters and special fryers unchanged. Butter prices at the Mercantile Exchange are steady to firmer with various grade scores listed. Eggs show steadier wholesale values with multiple grade prices outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Parsons Livestock Price List Update
Market quotes for cattle hogs and sheep including parsons hogs grades 200-220 and weights up to 290 pounds with price ranges. cattle prices for grain fed steers and heifers U S choice and good. calves stockers yearlings and heifers with per hundredweight figures. sheep lamb values for finished and feeder lambs and breeding stock. bulls cull and slaughter ewe ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
U.S
Visiting hours and patient census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting times 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm, with a census of 72 patients including adults pediatrics and two babies. Admissions and dismissals span Saturday Sunday and today across Humboldt Erie Petrolia and Neosho County with numerous names and medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Wayne Klotzbach
Humboldt
Lee Roy Holden
N. Garfield
Gertie Adams
W. 4Th
C. R. Wolford
Eric
Baptists End 3 Day Meet in Salina Kansas
The Kansas Baptist Convention closed its three day meeting in Salina urging government leaders to go the second mile in understanding all views on Vietnam. Resolutions urged aid to people worldwide, opposed liquor sales by the drink, and supported the new gun control law. 600 delegates and 500 visitors attended. Elected: Charles Brisendine president, James W. McCrossen vice president, Robert E. Shaw recording secretary, Kenneth W. Pasley treasurer, B. Smith Haworth historical secretary. Future meetings set for Wellington 1969, Independence 1970, Prairie Village 1971, McPherson 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Kansas Baptist Convention
Vietnam
Charles Brisendine
Liberal
James W. McCrossen
Ottawa
Robert E. Shaw
Prairie Village
Kenneth W. Pasley
Topeka
B. Smith Haworth
Wellington
Independence
McPherson
Advertising Will Convert De Pression Into Prosperity
Advertising will convert de pression into prosperity as markets shift toward consumer demand, according to industry observers who emphasize persistent campaigns and targeted messaging to spur growth.
KU Players showcase five versions of the American dream
A six member University of Kansas troupe performed at Memorial Auditorium before about 200. Cherie Shuck led with roles from Death of a Salesman to Edward Albee’s The American Dream. Doug Wasson delivered broad characterizations in Sam Shepard’s Chicago. The Tribune presented the free show, touring Parsons then Fredonia with planned April to May dates and a State Department sponsored East European tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Auditorium
Cherie Shuck
University of Kansas
Grandma
Edward al
Wall Street dips as market halves gains on Viet Nam worry
Wall Street moved irregularly lower with losses outnumbering gains on the NYSE as the AP average of 60 stocks at noon fell .4 to 355.3. Industrials slipped .1 while rails dropped 1.0 and utilities rose .2 amid uncertainty over Vietnam peace and the presidential race. The Dow fell .87 to 960.41 as polling trends and the Nixon rally influenced trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Vietnam
North Vietna
U.S
Humphrey
Alcorn Accounting Moves to New Office at East Main
The Alcorn Corp accounting department relocates from 20 S. Highland to 205 E. Main. The East Main space now fronts the two sides for Alcorn with a single entrance. Six employees moved. space at 20 S. Highland converts to engineering and general office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcorn Corp
S. Highland
E. Main
Alcorn
A. F. van Alstyne
Vernon McCune Sporting Goods
van Alstyne
Deaths and Funerals of Roy Hession and Others
Roy Samuel Hession 65 died at Bryant Rest Home after moving from Welch Oklahoma 43 years ago. He was a retired farmer and Catholic. survivors include two sisters and a brother. funeral arrangements to be announced by Johnson Mortuary. Roy E Murdock 70 died at home in Erie after a month illness. survived by wife Marguerite and multiple relatives including a son and daughter. funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Pierce Funeral Home, Erie. burial East Hill Cemetery. Leo A Freeman of San Diego died Friday. graveside service 3 p.m. Tuesday at Mt Hope Cemetery Humboldt, conducted by Rev Charles H Minsch. Price Funeral Home in charge. Lester Brooks funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Gibson Koch Chapel. William E Corn funeral held Saturday at First United Methodist Church with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. burial Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Samuel Hession
Bryant Rest Home
Welch
Okla
Johnson Mortuary
Girard
Edward W. Murdock
Marguerite Tredway
J. E. Murdock
Bonnie Phillips
Riverside
Calif
Russell
Dick) Murdock
Harold Barnhart
Erie
Elna Cobbs
Linwood
Wash
Marjorie Lyon
Shawnee Mission
Pierce Funeral Home
Richard Markland
East Hill Cemetery
Leo A. Freeman
San Diego
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Humboldt
Charles H. Minsch
Price
United Methodist Church
Duff D. Wagoner
Robert Briley
Larry McCune
Bill Lewis
Felix Bouray
Harold Anderson
Fred Dicks
Harold Stroud
Walter Poor
Greenlaw
Memorial Park Cemetery
Major School Fire Destroys Part of Hough Elementary
The fourth major school fire in Cleveland’s Negro slum areas in 19 months damaged Hough Elementary, destroying 12 classrooms. Superintendent Briggs estimated over $500,000 to replace the 81 year old building. causes undetermined. Firefighters faced stones and bottles as they arrived, with no major disturbances after police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Hough
Paul W. Briggs
Kansas Wildlife Federation elects Norton man president
Ed ward Augustine of Junction City was elected president of the Kansas Wildlife Federation at a two day convention ending Sunday in Norton Kansas. Henry Bonawaitz of Manhattan Kenneth Allen of Council Grove Milt Rawlings of Junction City and Dave Fenley of Norton were named officers and area directors. Delegates approved resolutions urging gun rights without registration tighter controls on aerial pesticide spraying stronger anti litter enforcement and a $1 hike in hunting licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Kan
Edward Augustine
Junction City
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Gil Myers
Dodge City
Fort Worth
Tex
Henry Bonawaitz
Manhattan
Kenneth Allen
Council Grove
Milt Rawlings
Dave Fenley
Car Crash in Chanute Damages Two Chevrolets
At 8 10 a m today James J Boerwinkle 15 S Lafayette backed into Charlies Carter St Paul causing about 50 damage to the Carter car The mishap occurred at 14th and Santa Fe as Boer winkle moved to let a left turning car pass and Carter who had moved up behind him contacted the rear of the Boerwinkle vehicle Firemen also checked Dorothy Hardin residence 106 N Forest for carbon monoxide with negative readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Boerwinkle
S. Lafayette
Charlies Carter
St. Paul
14Th
Santa Fe
Boerwinkle
Carter
Chanute City
Dorothy Hardin
N. Forest
Burglary Report At 501 East 6th Strikes Local Home
Joe Caleb reports a theft at his garage on 501 E 6th. A fishing rod and reel and several other items were taken. Police were notified Saturday at 2 p.m. and are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Caleb
Car Damaged by Fallen Elm Limb in City
A 1968 Dodge owned by F. O. Geraredy at 125 S. Lafayette was damaged Saturday when a limb from a large elm at 101 N. Highland fell onto the car. A chrome front strip was damaged and repairs are estimated at $25, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Geraredy
S. Lafayette
N. Highland
Walnut theft reported in Friday night garage burglary
Joe Hummer of 128 N Forest reported Saturday morning that a bushel of hulled walnuts was stolen from his garage sometime Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hummer
N. Forest
Boerwinkle Joins Cutter Laboratories Kansas Sales
Gordon J. Boerwinkle has joined Cutter Laboratories Inc as a sales representative covering central Kansas. A Kansas State College Pittsburg graduate, he completed U S Army service in Vietnam and now resides in Mission. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Boerwinkle of 15 S Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon J. Boerwinkle
Cutter Laboratories, Inc
Kansas
Kansas State Colege
Pittsburg
Boerwinkle
United States Army
Vietnam
Mission
James Boerwinkle
S. Lafayette
Explosions Hit Earth-Moving Gear Near Wagoner Oklahoma
Six heavy pieces of earth moving equipment tied to the Arkansas River navigation project near Wagoner Oklahoma were damaged by Sunday blasts. FBI involvement followed the incident with damage estimates from 45000 to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Dixie Contractors of Memphis owned the gear and Col. Vernon Pinckney said he would inspect and that no delay to the project was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagoner
Okla
Oklahoma City
FBI
Lock and Dam 17
Oklahoma Highway 51
Verdigris River
Broken Arrow
Highway Patrol
Glen Butler
Dixie Contractors
Memphis
Tenn
Vernon Pinckey
Army Engineers
Tulsa
Navigation
Wagoner County
Telephone contact for Tribune service after hours
For Tribune access if you cannot reach your carrier, call the office after 6 pm at HE1 3400. The notice directs customers to use the after hours number for service inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Michael Samples Competes On Rodeo Circuit
Michael Samples son of Mr and Mrs Jay W Samples represented Neosho County Community Junior College at the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association event last weekend in Ames Iowa entering bareback riding and rib and rope He aims to form a rodeo club at the junior college and plans to practice all winter He notes he traveled over 25000 miles last summer with Erie friends and three others He began rodeo in 1967 and was FFA state Star Farmer that year He plans to attend Kansas State University next fall to study animal husbandry or agriculture education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Samples
Jay W. Samples
R. J. Erie
Neosho County
Samuel
Samples
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Erie
Mary Lee
Anne John
Dale Cobbs
Girard
Mike
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Disbanding of Chamber Philadelphia raises local loss
Conductor Anshel Brusilow announces the 30 member Chamber Philadelphia is disbanding after two years due to lack of patronage. In Wyoming, airport manager Cal Taggart seeks peanut butter jars to keep a field operating, as vandals damaged runway lights. In California, plainclothes detectives receive forest green coveralls for emergencies per Sheriff Peter Pitchess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Anshel Brusilow
Chamber
Brusilow
Leaders in Cubbing Meet in Independence
A University of Cubbing will be held Sunday in Independence for all adult volunteer leaders in cubbing including cubmasters den mothers and assistants and committee men. Registration at Grace United Methodist Church 13th and Main begins at 1 p.m. with the meeting at 1 30 p.m. Gene Shirk district scout representative in Chanute notes babysitting services at the church. Training will be accepted for the scouting key award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cubbing
Independence
Grace United Methodist Church
13Th and Main
Gene Shirk
Chanute
Two Members Named For 1969 Biblesta
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce president Joe Heenan announces two appointees to the 1969 Biblesta Committee. Tom Murrill and Dr. Max McReynolds join the panel that selects other committee members alongside church representatives after the annual parade. Leonard Ford chaired the 1968 committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Joe Heenan
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
Tom Murrill
Max McReynolds
Leonard Ford
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WM. E. Curly
Lesher
K.C
Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Eeebusen
Parsons Livestock
Daily Transcript
Saturay
Verna Owens
N. Evergreen
Clifford Shrum
Coretta Kerby
Elsbeth Hawkinson
Lavonburg
Geneva Finley
W. Main
Larry Ingraham
Eulalio Garcia
Logan Hunt
S. Malcolm
Ewing Wolfe
N. Grant
Mabel Arthur
Loren Lowe
S. Tennessee
Nellie Lea
W. 7Th
James Morris
W. 5Th
Fred Lassman
Joe Stevenson
S. Kansas
Jesse Wilbanks
Lee White
Jerry Fogle
S. Katy
Mary Hosack
Rodney LaRue
Jerry Neely
James Pullman
C. M. Vaughn
Mildred McCarty
Neosho Manor
Louise Daughtery
Janice Orman
Forest
Lois Wrestler
Agnes Bruenger
C. D. Blackwood
Vaughn Wheatley
Milo Johnson
Poplar Heights Road
Floyd Dillon
S. Plummer
Dockie Sutton
S. Evergreen
Darold Peterson
Petrolia
S. Central
Baptists
Disney Meat Department
K.U
Wall Street
Alcorn Accounting
Roy E. Murdock
Brooks
Lester Brooks
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Corn
William E. Corn
Cleveland
Kansas Wildlife Group Elects
Henry Watkins
Pol
Friends of Watkins
Representative
T. E. Slater
Chm
Michael
Cubbing
WM. A
Democrat
M. A. Schiefelbusch
Kas
Don Harding
Pdl. Pol. Adv
Washington
U.S. Senate
Chae
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