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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
2
Community announcements include a PEO rummage sale at 217 E. Main on Sept 12 13 and a baked foods auction at Sorghum Valley Grange on Sept 12 at 8 p m. Also reported are family visits, sorority placement at Oklahoma State University, and a funeral service in Altoona for Homer Wilson.
Yesterday and today at Neosho Memorial Hospital list new admissions, discharges, and births including Carl Haviland Thayer Orr Henderson 101 S. Kansas Dale Wiltse Altoona John Varnquist and Mrs. Serrato among recipients. Births include Clyde Tunnell and Herschel Eagle with locations and spouses. district court filings in Chanute cover several divorces and civil actions with orders, amendments, and custody rulings. Recent moves show residents changing addresses within the area.
In Salina a patrolman spotted a car near Kenwood Park’s children’s zoo in dawn darkness. He steered to watch it, left the road, and his patrol car hit a curb and struck a utility pole. Investigator Steve McMillen’s patrol car had been parked nearby to check the area.
Livestock prices rose for slaughter calves and hogs in Kansas City. Cattle ranges show strong feeder and slaughter values while hogs gain 15 to 25 cents, with sows steady. parsons and regional markets also list varied cattle and veal figures.
Nobel laureate Hideki Yukawa, speaking at the Atoms-for-Peace Conference in Geneva, says 22 years of doubt about his pion theory vanished after European nuclear research confirmed the core premise. The finding supports his 1947 Nobel prize prediction of the pion and its transformation into an electron under certain conditions. The report also notes ongoing commodity price and futures listings from Chicago exchanges.
Market notes show mixed shifts in futures with corn and oats up or down slightly and soybeans fluctuating. Lard and other fats hold near prior levels as traders react to unsettled demand and seasonal supply changes.
Elections held Monday at Royster Junior High School to elect ninth eighth and seventh grade Student Council representatives and alternates. Ninth grade reps include Jim Roberts Vickie Gardner Janis Brown Forbs Locke LaDonna Eastburn Billie Quinn and Jim Fuller with alternates Janice Smith Chris Coots Kathy Anderson Lora Brandon Ricky Alexander Bob Ames Jerry Whitworth. Eighth grade reps are Rusty Niver Gary Eastburn Tom McKenzie Lynn Defebaugh Jay Hall Warren Fitch and Rich ard Johnson with alternates Christina Berry Richard Thompson Ronny Lock David Oyler Bob Manley James Rubew Larry Anderson. Seventh grade reps Everett James Sandy Wood Sally Balch Judy Carlson Dana Williams and Janie Biele with alternates Paul Chauncey Deardi Niver Jim Alexander Linda West Steven Moon Barbara West. Officers are John Hunt president Karen Kreider vice president and Pam Gray secretary.
Rep. Coya Knutson widens her renomination lead amid a strong Democratic advantage in Minnesota. Evenson trails as Thye faces McCarthy in the Senate race while Freeman leads governor results with MacKinnon pressing for the Republican nomination.
Kansas led states with 93,537,000 bushels of the 1958 crop stored under price supports through August 25, the Agriculture Department reported. Total stored nationwide reached 237,545,000 bushels with Oklahoma 50,065,000 and Texas 37,070,000 also listed.
Mrs. Clem Schneweis, 35, of Falun Kansas, was killed in a car truck collision last night at a county road intersection west of Assaria. Her husband, 44, and Robert Yager, 33, also of Falun, were hospitalized at Lindsborg with severe injuries. Mrs. Schneweis is survived by three children.
Mrs Bert Stone 75 of rural Chanute died at 8 45 this morning in Neosho Memorial Hospital after treatment begun Tuesday. She was born Lillie Pearl Newport February 2 1883 and married Bert Stone February 19 1903. Survivors include husband a daughter a son six grandchildren a sister three brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge. The stock market in New York showed irregular trading with modest gains in shipbuilding and select issues amid moderate profit taking. Volume around 2 700 000 shares versus 3 480 000 Tuesday.
The Charles Logan family and the J N Holcomb family hosted a hamburger fry on their lawns in Independence on Monday evening inviting the Rev and Mrs L Don Richardson and family of the First Church of God.
The 43rd Wright family reunion occurred on Sept 7 in Highland Park with a basket dinner at noon. Officers elected were Wess Wright of Chanute as president and E A George of Earlton as secretary, with many relatives listed as attendees.
Members spent the evening visiting and playing croquet with Russel Sharp, a shut-in attendee, able to join.
At a Friday evening meeting Cremona Grange conferred the first and second degrees on one candidate. A program on Education followed by readings and discussions was presented by the lecturer with Mrs. Mark Eastburn in charge. Officers will be elected at the next meeting on Oct. 3. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Clarence Collins Leon Larson and Mr and Mrs Walter Enstrom represented the Evangelical Mission Covenant church of Savonburg rural Savonburg at an Evangelism rally Sept 6 at Bethel Covenant church in Topeka for the Eastern Kansas Missouri district. Rev Glen Lindell spoke and urged district churches to join Visitation Evangelism Week Nov 3 9.
President Eisenhower will deliver a half hour national radio television address from the White House on Thursday night about the Far East crisis. White House secretary Hagerty said emergency Formosa developments were not disclosed. He will return to Washington from Newport and cut short his vacation temporarily.
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