Cattle and Hogs Mixed on Kansas City Market Report
Kansas City livestock market shows cattle and calves mostly steady with modest activity. Hogs and sheep move varied with prices largely unchanged or down slightly while Parsons listings show mixed gains and losses across weight classes and grades.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
WU. S
Local Markets Reported Prices and Stock Numbers
The note lists eggs by grade and weight, current receipts with various items such as Grade A Large eggs at .37, Grade A Medium, Grade A Small, Grade B Large, and other poultry items including pullets hens and roosters. Dairy products mention Sweet Cream and Cream with premium values, plus hides and weights for cattle.
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Lila Mee
H. H. Hollenshead
Bessie Meeker
Louise Coonrod
Siaeu
Vadacrec
Unger
Escapee Turns Himself In at San Quentin After Plane Escape
Gerald E. Baucum, 29, who fled San Quentin honor camp in a plane two years ago with three others, turned himself in in Butte Montana. He had married and sought a new life, while his companions were recaptured quickly. He faced possible additional sentence, and the warden welcomed him.
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San Quentin
Calif
Gerald E. Baucum
Butte
Mont
Fred Dickson
Baucum
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Gridster's Condition Not Result of Injury
Kansas City AP reports Kemper Military School fullback Bob Zempel 19 from Lewistown Illinois is in critical condition at St Luke's after brain surgery. Doctors say a spontaneous hemorrhage caused his illness, not the football game, despite initial concerns during the Ft Scott Junior College match.
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Kansas City
Bob Zempel
Kemper
Lewistown
Ill
St. Luke's Hospital
Ft. Scott
Roy Ottesen
Election boards named for general election
Double election boards are appointed for the general election next Tuesday with a 10 a.m. start. Lists include ward and precinct assignments with names for receiving and counting roles across 1st to 4th wards. The lengthy roster names numerous individuals across 1st to 3rd precincts and 4th ward.
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Eva Disney
Katie Montague
Bessie Walker
Ethel Johnson
Hester Babcock
Emma Pieper
Emma McGee
Bessie Taylor
Frances Ballou
Lois Blume
Lena Elliott
Alta Jones
Ersil Gardner
Evelyn Lovett
Zetta Purdy
Hilda Koch
Martha Cleaver
Lester Purdy
Violet Biele
Olive Jackson
Alta Breiner
Eunice Nelson
Mary McElrea
Elmar Parsons
Vera Friederich
Barbara Willis
Nellie Tice
Opal Markmann
Olive Kemmerer
Iva Savage
Dorothy Wilson
Catherine Hargrove
Mary Edwards
Julia Carter
Lara Carson
Katherine Swan
Opal Schultz
Ethel Cox
L. R. Somers
Pauline Camerson
Helen Johnson
Katherine Conrow
Pearl Adams
Lucy Bond
Audrey Gardner
C. A. Duerson
Wilda Smith
Betty Bohling
Roy Chapple
Bertha Walters
Pauline Barker
Opal Older
Effie Isham
Opal Brown
Louella Dahlgren
Joette Finney
S. D
Mildred Johnson
Lola Daniels
Lena Blanton
Clara Nourse
Barbara Barker
Vera Schooley
Louise Gill
Maxine Hefling
Clara Burtle
Ethel Green
Velma Ogden
Wall Street near all time high in heavy trading
Wall Street trading stayed near an all time high as gains and losses hovered around small fractions. The market opened strong with steels and motors leading and first hour volume reached 1,100,000 shares. Profit taking paused the advance after encouraging manufacturing orders for September surpassed last year’s level for the first time in 1958.
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New York
Parsons Couple Hurt In One-Car Accident
Undersheriff Jack Reynolds and Trooper Duane Houck investigated a one car crash four miles north and a half mile west of Parsons. Mr L E Willis 74 and Mrs Willis 70 were injured and taken to Mercy Hospital. Mrs Willis suffered a broken wrist a broken arm knee cuts while Mr Willis had cuts and bruises. The car left the road on a curve at a creek bridge and struck a tree.
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Jack Reynolds
Duane Houck
Highway Patrol
Parsons
L. E. Willis
Parsons RR. 3
Mercy Hospital
Deaths and Funerals Highlight Chanute Obituaries
Bert M. Warner 61 of 1525 S Highland died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a yearlong illness. A Chanute merchant for 38 years, he owned Warner Market since 1943 and was born in Burt Iowa. Survived by wife Amy. son Robert. siblings. and four grandchildren. Funeral by Johnson Mortuary. Adai Maud Hathaway 82 of 920 S Forest died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. She lived in Chanute 40 years, born in Kearney Nebraska, married Frank L Hathaway in 1906. Survived by husband three daughters three sisters a brother and eight grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Memorial Park. Nelle Perkins 70 former Buffalo resident died Oct 24 in Alton Missouri. Funeral at Buffalo Christian Church with burial in Buffalo cemetery. Survivors include son Glen H Perkins and six grandchildren. James Gilbert Gray funeral held at First Baptist Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. (Details include service leaders, music, and bearers.)
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Bert M. Warner
S. Highland
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Warner Market
14Th
Evergreen
Burt
Iowa
Amy Bowman
Urbana
Robert
George
Oscar
Chicago
Frank
Walla Walla
Wash
Alfred
Platte City
Will
Fredonia
Ada Kenny
Galesburg
Lillie Porter
Iola
Ervilla Hubbard
Johnson Mortuary
Frank L. Hathaway
Adai Maud Hathaway
S. Forest
San Benito
Tex
Hathaway
Kearney
Neb
Leary
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harold Melvgin
Wichita
A. J. Carnody
Havelock
N. C
J. T. Barker
Abilene
Earl Davis
Elsie Orcutt
Jacksonville
Fla
Bertha Murphy
Roy Brundage
Moline
Ill
Paul Life
The
EUB Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Nelle Perkins
Buffalo
Alton
Buffalo Christian Church
Floyd Shively
W. T. Blackwood
George Cox
Jake Cutler
Ivory Palaces
Ed Childs
J. L. Walker
Lloyd Easley
Bryan Canty
Herman Hempen
Earl Matthews
Buffalo Cemetery
Laska
Minn
Charles M
Mary E. Callerman
Walter E. Perkins
Glen H
Charles Callerman
Downers Grove
Lee Callerman
Tampa
Ray
Mary Florence
Charles Dankelberger
Belmont
A. J. Reeder
Louise Cartell
Burkea
Glen Perkins
Glen Perkins Jr
Denver
Colo
Gray
James Gilbert Gray
First Baptist Church
Ray J. Hutchison
Ray Plummer
Richard Worley
Helen Loy
Plummer
Walter Hartman
Joe Jackson
Glen McLaren
B. F. Wyatt
Junior Fritz
Ed Zastrow
Home Sold But Pensioner Stays On
In Norristown 90 year old Cadwallader Clegg loses his rural home at sheriff sale for 10000 dollars. Buyer Rose Farber promises lifelong occupancy for the pensioner while the purchase is subject to a 1951 motor crash judgment plus accruing interest and liens. Clegg with only 54 dollars monthly social security vows to keep title despite dismal utilities.
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Norristown
Rose Farber
Cadwallader Clegg
Clegg
Kulpsville
Smith
Reiff
Miss Farber
Montgomery
Harold G. Knight
Edge of Stream Car Declared Total Loss
A 1954 Studebaker was described as a total loss after an incident on the edge of the stream. Emergency responders assessed the scene and secured the area.
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Studebaker
State Grange Meets in Ottawa in 1959
PITTSBURG AP The Kansas State Grange chose Ottawa for its 1959 convention at the 87th annual meeting and re elected most officers. Harry C Colglazier of Larned remains president. Mrs Myra Beebe of Stanley was elected lecturer succeeding Rovilla Douglas of Burlington.
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Pittsburg
Kansas State Grange
Ottawa
Harry C. Colglazier
Larned
Myra Beebe
Stanley
Rovilla Douglas
Burlington
Hincha Ends Rail Career After 45 Years on the Santa Fe
Hincha, a long time railroad worker, retires from the Santa Fe after 39 years with the line and 8 years on the Chanute to Tulsa run. A former fireman and engineer, he served as city commissioner and was active in the railway brotherhood and Elks. He survived several train wrecks, including a Burden rear end collision seven years ago with a back injury.
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Frisco
Katy
Santa Fe
Chanute
Tulsa
Hincha
Boston
The
Elks
Odd Fellows
Brotherhood
Railroad Brotherhood
Hinda
Burden
Phillips University Chorus Women Perform in Enid
Evelyn Dormois daughter of Glen and Mrs Dormois 204 N Grant is among 86 members of the Phillips University Chorus at Enid Oklahoma The chorus sings each Thursday at Eugene S Briggs auditorium In October the chorus and university concert band were featured in a joint program for the first student assembly Pvt Gary D McKenzie son of Frank L McKenzie 12 S Gretchen completed an eight week crane shovel operator course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He entered the Army in June and is a Chanute High School 1956 graduate
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Dale Stone
Chanute
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Grandview
Airman Stone
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Harvey Stone
W. 10Th Street
Evelyn Dormois
Glen Dormois
N. Grant
Phillips University Chorus
Enid
Oklo
Eugene S. Briggs
Gary D. McKenzie
Frank L. McKenzie
Gretchen
Fort Leonard Wood
McKenzie
Army
Tire stolen from car trunk. two local notices open meet
Raymond Kern reports a new tire missing from his car trunk in a drive at his home. Mrs. William Gilmore is summoned on a dog at large charge after posting a $5 bond. Wilson County Granges announce an 8 p.m. meeting on Nov. 6 at Butts School near 15th and Washington in Fredonia with Sorghum Valley and Bell view Granges hosting and serving sandwiches and cookies.
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Raymond Kern
S. Western
William Gilmore
S. Steuben
Wilson County Granges
Butts School
15Th
Washington
Fredonia
Sorghum Valley Juvenile Grange
Bellview Grange
Weekend guests of Mrs Lettie Krepps and Ivan Krepps
Weekend guests from Buffalo included Mr and Mrs Glen Hays of LaCygne and Mr and Mrs Ronald Hays with family from Topeka visiting Mrs Lettie Krepps and Ivan Krepps.
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Lettie Krepps
Ivan Krepps
Buffalo
Glen Hays
LaCygne
Ronald Hays
Topeka
Daily Transcript Admittances and Notices Summary
Daily Transcripts itemizes hospital admittances and dismissals for yesterday and today in Neosho Memorial Hospital including E J McCune Myrtle Temple Francis Shook John H Miller and others. Birth announced for Donald Booe and wife at 317 S Wilson. Traffic citations list seven drivers with bonds ranging from 2 to 25 dollars. District Court actions in Erie cover deed delivery and real estate possession with motions sustained and amended filings granted. Marriage licenses issued in Chanute for Jesse Keath Mabel Schel Rudolph Oplotnik Thelma Sawyer. Bermuda note closes the column detailing Bermuda’s status as the oldest self governing colony in the British Commonwealth.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
E. J. McCune
W. Std
Myrtle A. Temple
N. Central
Francis Shook
Eric
John H. Miller
N. Kansas
Donald Cheney
Humboldt
Charles Bernd
S. Evergreen
George Ard
Elsmore
Daisy Wilson
S. Larson
Joe Brundage
Gas City
Curtis C. Hunter
S. Lincoln
Teddy Reynolds
N. Wilson
Guy W. Edgerle
S. Santa Fe
Donald Booe
S. Wilson
District Court Action
Erie
Glenn A. Walker
Helen Hines
Daisy D. Walker
Glenn
Mildred Walker
McCall Campaign Trail and Family Ties Highlight Kansas Visit
Kansas Governor candidate McCall visits Wichita for a Republican rally with Vice President Nixon to speak. He discusses the Kansas Supreme Court and his aspirations, plans to return home for campaigning events, and praises Kansas cooks. The piece also notes McCall’s family background including wife Mrs Jack McCall and children Jack and Ann, with references to family residences and education.
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Kansas Supreme Court
McCall
Wichita
Richard Nixon
H. H. McCall
Pioneer
S. Highland
John McCall
Lloyd Burton
Tioga
Jack McCall
University of Kansas Medical School
Ann
Christian College
Columbia
Nancy O’loughlin
Hays
Kansas
Republican Party
Cary Grant Sold Hats in New York and Hollywood
Cary Grant, the film star, once ran men’s haberdashery shops in New York and Hollywood, reflecting a lesser known business chapter in the actor’s career.
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Cary Grant
New York
Hollywood
Trusty Returns With Head Injury After Missing
A 27 year old trust y, Clifford Wayne Trammell, who had been listed as missing, returned voluntarily to the Kansas State Prison in Lansing with a head injury he could not explain. He said he came to his senses west of Leavenworth and asked a motorist to take him back to the Lansing prison. Blood was found on the floor of the prison power plant outside the walls where he had been.
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Trammell
Osborne County
Lansing
Kas
Trusty
Kansas State
Clifford Wayne Trammell
Tracy Hand
Leavenworth
Federal Prison
ODRINEX Promises Fast Weight Loss Guarantee
Advertises ODRINEX as a safe appetite suppressant with a seven day money back promise. Claims no dieting or strenuous exercise needed and that users can eat normally while weight falls. Sold by McCune Drug Store at 1066 W Main Mali. price listed at $3.00.
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McCune Drug Store
W. Main
Mali
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