News Briefs From Heltons to Rifle Matches and Visits
News briefs note a move of Schultz and Judy Agency to 201 East Main offering insurance real estate car tags and taxes. Several social calls, a Do-Si-Do dance at Alcott School, and Sgt. Joe N Hurst with the Fourth Army rifle team at Camp Perry are mentioned. Births traffic citations and local visits are recorded with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Alcott School
Joe N. Hurst
Joan
Humboldt
Army
Camp Perry
Ohio
Hurst
Fort Hood
Tex
Fort Leonard Wood
Humboldt High School
M. A. Hurst
Horton Rites and Richardson Deaths Snapshot
Funeral services scheduled for Mrs. James G. Horton of Tulsa at Moore Funeral Home with prior note she was once of Chanute. Ruby M. Richardson, 73, Altoona, died after heart attack. survivors include three daughters, one son, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. services set at Altoona Methodist Church with burial in Altoona Cemetery. additional notices cover Anna Elizabeth Anderson’s funeral held at Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery and musical selections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
James G. Horton
Tulsa
Moore Funeral Home
Chanute
Ruby M. Richardson
Altoona
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
Orin
Agnes Greer Doty
McCune
Wilson County
Pittsburg
Parlie Richardson
Altoona Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Bethany Shrine
Neodesha
Farm Bureau
Sweet Town Gen Unit
Novella Brown
Fall River
Beryl Green
Coral Baker
Wichita
Robert L. Richardson
Ardmore
Okla
Pearl Hays
Edgar W. Richards
Opal Richards
Paducha
Esther Chapman
Phoenix
Ariz
Harold Doty
Kansas City
O. W. Dewey
Loran Fawcett Funeral Home
Anderson
Anna Elizabeth Anderson
Gibson Funeral Home
Judd Jones
Elmwood Cemetery
C. H. Pankratz
Dave Petterson
Emma Barnquist
Amanda Johnson
Fred Jackson
O. F. Young
William Erickson
John Barnquist
H. E. Barnquist
Clarence Young
Steers Steady Hog Prices Slips in Kansas City Markets
USDA reports steady slaughter steer and heifer prices with cows weak to 50 lower and bulls steady. Hog barrows and gilts down about 25, sows steady. lambs and vealers show varied gains and losses. Produce markets in Chicago show steady butter eggs and mixed grain futures with slight declines in wheat and soy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Chicago
Wall Street Ends Mixed Amid Slow Trading
New York equities drifted with some issues bouncing and others down as the market stayed generally lower in very slow trading. Volume around 1.4 million shares, up from 1.26 million the previous day, the year's lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat and corn bid prices at Kansas City market
The Kansas City market shows wheat with 72 cars down to 1 higher and quotes for No 2 hard and dark at 2.12 and No 3 at 2.10. No 2 red ranges 2.09 to 2.12. Corn totals 50 cars with No 2 white 1.75 to 1.85 and No 3 1.55 to 1.83. No 2 yellow and mixed 1.17 to 1.21 and No 3 1.14 to 1.20. Oars 1 car, 1 to 2 higher for No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wheat
Airliner Forced Back Over Pacific Engine Trouble
An airliner carrying 99 military passengers bound for the United States returned to Japan due to engine trouble four hours out over the Pacific. An airport official said the plane was scheduled to take off again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyop
United States
Japan
Pacific
Dioguardi and two others sentenced in racketeering case
John Dio gua rdi a labor racketeer and two accomplices received two year sentences from General Sessions Judge John A Mullen for conspiracy and bribery. The sentencing was reported alongside global disarmament talks and Cuban internal conflict updates from Havana and Blackpool labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Y
John
Johnny Dio) Dioguardi
General Sessions
John A. Mullen
Official Rotary Visit By District Governor
Rotary district governor Whaley N. Burney of Aurora Missouri spoke at the Chanute Rotary club last night outlining Rotary objectives. The meeting included an officers and committee chairs assembly for guidance by Burney who is a lithographer and dairyman and who attended Rotary International in Switzerland. Ira Barber introduced Burney as the program sponsor. Lee Judy presided as president with Al Endres noting September birthdays and Judge B M Dunham reporting on a youth camp project. Dave Evans led group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Whaley N. Burney
Aurora
Chanute
B. M. Dunham
Dave Evans
Kansas Wheat Price Drops in August Report
Kansas wheat prices slipped in the month ending August 15 with an average of 1.85 per bushel, two cents lower than mid July and nine cents below the prior year. The report notes the price was five cents under the national average and 76 percent of parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Federal
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A concise consumer note explains how advertisements help shoppers choose safely by comparing prices, features, and seller reliability. It emphasizes reading terms, verifying legitimacy, and avoiding ecuadorian scams. The piece urges cautious, informed purchases.
Lightning Halts Traffic At Equitable Building
Lightning struck the Equitable Building on Broadway causing masonry to fall from an upper floor. Debris shattered a 20 foot flagpole as police closed Broadway between Wall and Cedar Streets pending damage survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable
Broadway
Wall
Cedar Streets
Admittances and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists admittees for Wednesday include D G Anderson R1 surgical L C Butler R2 medical Mrs J D Ganson 315 N Kansas surgical Mrs Virgil Lowe 110 W Ash surgical Mrs Robert Carlison 614 W Beach medical Oscar Glover 103 S Evergreen medical and Admittances today John Shockey 230 S Western surgical. Dismissals Wednesday include Mrs Bob Davenport and daughter 809 S Santa Fe Mrs Lawrence Mische Yates Center Kyle Brinkmeyer Tulsa Mrs S J Willis and daughter 206 S Evergreen Dismissals today Paula Thale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
D. G. Anderson
L. C. Butler
J. D. Ganson
N. Kansas
Virgil Lowe
W. Ash
Surgical
Robert Carlison
W. Beach
Oscar Glover
S. Evergreen
John Shockey
S. Western
Bob Davenport
Salina Woman Dies From Car Crash Injuries Near Bridgeport
Mrs. Orville Tysdale, 42, of San Juan Texas, died in a Salina hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on U S 81 near Bridgeport Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Orville Tysdale
San Juan
Tex
U. S. 81
Bridgeport
Kas
Presbyterian Women Meet Circles in Church Group
Presbyterian Women and circles of the Presbyterian Church Women’s Association met Wednesday across the church. Coffee and devotions opened Circle II hosted by Mrs. John Nation. Various circles held breakfasts and lessons including topics on Christ and race and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church Women’s Association
John Nation
Circle II
Robert Hamar
Robert Koch
Circle UI
Clarence Williams
Floyd Thurston
B. F. Jones
Koch
Christ
A. V. Emerson
R. J. Hayes
Merrill Moore
Frank Armstrong
Paul Parsons
Roy McCune
Gussie Bertram
D. C. Diver
J. E. Kirschner
E. W. Sloan
Ned
Presbyterian Church
E. D. Lewis
Earl Loveaul
Streets Reunion At Independence Hosts Mark 24th Year
Bob Frankenbery and Dale Sharp hosted Sunday’s Streets reunion at Riverside Park in Independence for the 24th annual gathering. Mrs Ethyl Frankenbery and the late Ben Frankenbery were noted among attendees at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Frankenbery
Dale Sharp
Riverside Park
Independence
Ethyl Frankenbery
Ben Frankenbery
Reunion Honors Longtime Attendee and Lifelong Members
The gathering named W. W. Frankenberg as the oldest present and Gregory McLaren as the youngest, with T. A. Streets praised for attending every reunion since the start. Next reunion planned for Aug 31, 1958 in Independence hosted by Lyle Myers and Ronald Atkins, with numerous Frankenberg and Streets family members listed as attendees from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Frankenberg
Gregory McLaren
Glen D. McLaren
Salina
T. A. Streets
Lyle Myers
Ronald Atkins
Independence
Community Guests Attend Neill Family Reunion
The Chanute Tribune notes a gathering of Mr. and Mrs. George Neill with Jean nine and Janice hosting guests from Kansas including Mrs. Esther Smith Ekstrand of Liberty, Dee Anna Gibson of Altoona, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyde of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neill
Jeannine
Janice
Fredonia
Esther Smith-Ekstrand
Liberty
Dee Anna Gibson
Altoona
Fred Hyde
Independence
Kas
Grownups Outnumber Children at Disneyland
Officials report that since Disneyland opened in July 1955, 8,961,534 visitors have come, with adults outnumbering children by two to one. The count shows grownups as the dominant group among guests at the famed park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disneyland
Naheim
Calif
Integration Ordered For Dallas Schools
Federal Judge William H. Atwell ordered Dallas public schools to begin integration by mid term after the Christmas holidays. The Dallas school system began its present term as a segregated system yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
William H. Atwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helton’s
Cecil Woods
Severy
Mr. Woods
Frances Woods
S. Highland
Arthur B. Carlson
Lance and Davis
S. Wilson
Howard Taylor
Colorado Springs
Bob Wagles
Salt Lake City
Lucille Carter
Minnie Carter
Honolulu
Delta Kappa Gamma, Honorary Teachers Fraternity
Bartlesville
Frank L. Sears
S. Washington
Joseph Soutter
Gary Dean Nelson
Herman Mathes
Ronnie
Irwin Sears
Curtis and Elizabeth
Parkville
L. L. Williams
Judy
Grandview
Mabel S. Hudson
W. Main
J. A. Hudson
W. A. Hudson
McCook
Neb
W. H. McMurray
Reed K. Swinson
McMurrays
Bord Smith
Floyd Smith
Washington
Ralph Ponce
S. Forest
Kansas City Livestock
Chicago Grain
Board of Trade
Middle East
Wall Street
Che ‘Am Tei&Teley
Anaconda Atchison Seseege
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Mont Ward
U No
JC Wee
Kansas City Cash
London
Russia
U. N
Havana
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Blackpool
England
Britain
Trades Union Congress
Daily Transcript
Smiley
Eddie
Pancho’ Revito
DOUBS
PILLA
Dinette
Chanute Furniture CO
Wonder
Deep South
Continental Baking Company, Inc
Pri
Presbyterian
Stella Koll
Walter Naylor
Blanche Petit
C. H. Decker
L. Hagen
Oakland
Don Frankenberg
Larry
Donetta
Normancott
Richard
Erin Frankenberg
Dean
Jean
Maude Barnett
Arthur Bocox
E. B. Whitney
Robert
Springfield
Walter Sherbenou
American Falls
Idaho
Claude Sherbenou Sr
Chery
Moline
Claude Shervenou Jr
Claudia
Linda
Manhattan
Thy Frankenbery
Herschel Frankenbery
Joyce
Gwen Hicks
Gregory
Kenneth
Mark
Thayer
Mra
Arlo Sharp
Sheila
Alan
Chanute Tribune
Bakers Dozen Special
Chanute’s
Spudnut Bakery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!