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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1958
Page
5
Kansas City livestock report shows cattle and hog prices retreat with mixed gains for certain cattle classes. Cattle slow and uneven. hogs trade mostly lower. sheep and calves vary. PARSONS hogs also down slightly with mixed U S No 1-3 prices. Produce futures and grain data accompany the market snapshot.
Kansas City reports falling wheat values with No. 2 hard wheat at about 1.99 per bushel and corn and soybeans showing slight declines. In Missouri a weekend rollover claimed three lives including a 19 year old Alvin Post from Prescott and a Wichita couple hospitalized after a two car crash near Eve, with a 5 month old boy killed nearby on U S 77.
Maude B Churchill and relatives from Kansas City and Chanute returned after a five day visit with Bert Churchill of Barbourville Kentucky. The trip celebrated Bert Churchill 71 and his long tenure as Barbourville fire chief of 29 years with gifts and a Kentucky Colonel certificate from State Fire Marshal Roy Humkey.
Six people died in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. In Olathe four died in a train car collision involving a Santa Fe freight. victims were Charles Fuller 21 Judith Josephine Ward 14 Russell Hart 19 and Elizabeth Merryfield Burroughs 16. Clifford Joseph Teedman 46 of Iola died in a one car crash on highway 169 near Iola when his pickup hit a pole. Wesley O Kenton a Baselor Kansas man was killed in a two car crash near Manhattan on U S 24 involving Charles Wise 52 and Robert …
Fourteen Chanute Scouters from the Sedan Area Council attended a training session in Iola led by the executive committee. Bill Young outlined the Sekan Area budget of 30354.03 dollars, noting eight counties and 24 towns with over 3,000 Scouts, 10 dollars per Scout, and a growth trend in membership and funding.
Saturday admittances Gary Fair and others. Sunday adds Richard West and several others with surgeries and medical cases. Today includes Herman Bell and others. dismissals listed for Saturday, yesterday, and today with numerous names and addresses. Birth announced for Donald Buckner's family at 907 S. Highland.
George W. Olford 49 formerly of Chanute died suddenly of a heart attack at his Sand Springs home He was born in Chanute June 19 1909 He studied at Pittsburg State College and Oklahoma A and M and taught in Sand Springs Public Schools He was survived by his wife Helen Laubsch er mother sisters and other relatives Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p m in Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel with burial at Memorial Park cemetery The Chanute connection lists former employer The Chanute Tribune Funeral services for A W Roy were held Saturday at Konantz Funeral Home in Fort Scott Attending Chanute residents included the Rev and Mrs Hunt and several local residents.
The New York market rose in active trading with about 3.5 million shares. Tobacco and drug stocks rallied with Warner Lambert jumping on merger talks, while steels, aircrafts, metals, rails and airlines also gained amid widespread advances.
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