Local Livestock Market Prices
Reports from regional markets show cattle and hog prices steady despite cautious demand. Feed prices and seasonal supply influence bids, with buyers seeking moderate to good quality lots at steady to firm values.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1962
Page
17
Stock Market Mixed as Dow Dips Near 700 Level
Stocks rose early then slipped as trading remained volatile. Dow Jones stood around 701.21 intraday then closed lower, with industrials down and rails and utilities mixed. Activity showed 574 advances to 485 declines among 1,301 issues, volume 3.56 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dowindus
Dow Jones
Soucy SY
Dow
Associated Press
Dow Indust
Butcher Hogs Down At Chi Demand Slips Amid Wide Range Prices
Hog prices at Chicago barrows and gilts ranged with 9,500 head on offer. Mixed 200-220 lb 1s and 2s sold around $18.41, 190-225 lb 1s and 2s $17.50 and up, and 190-225 lb mixed 1-3 grades cleared at $17-17.50. Lower No.3s fetched $15 to $25 for light weights, while some 28 weights topped $15.75. Cattle trade was small at 1,200 head with steady to higher steer and heifer prices and futures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pric
Muncie
United Press International
Washington — Senate
Mike Mansfield
Washington
Arleigh Slaughter Sheep
Burke
Senate
D-Ark
House
Ways & Means
McReened Sern
Naval Operations
Santa Monica
Calif
Leopoldville
Congo
Dick Lawson
Wilbur Sheep Steady
Tward
Wheat futures rise on broad market advance amid advisory support
Chicago AP reports wheat futures gained about two cents a bushel on the Board of Trade while other commodities rose modestly. New crop wheat months drew strongest support from an advisory service urging long positions, with old crop months failing to hold highs. March wheat near $2.02, soybeans up to $2.44, corn up about 4-5 cents. Livestock prices mixed as cattle and hogs show firmness, notes on Senate literacy test debate and Burke remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Legal Notices Appointment 14847 and Company Updates
Notice summarizes appointment 14847 and reports 1961 sales for Sealectral Corp rising 20 percent to a new record. Sperry Gyroscope Co announces a $15 million Navy payment for Polaris submarine navigation systems. A Prague Pravda report notes a Czechoslovak peasant sentenced to four years eight months for slander and failing to deliver farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Sealectral Corp
Sealectra
Great Neck
N.Y
Sperry Gyroscope Co
U.S. Navy
Polaris
Sperry
Vienna
Austria
Bratislava
Pravda
Auction notices and financial roundups from Madison County
Notices announce the January 1962 appointment of estate administrators for Harri son Birkenbine and Curtis J. Hours, with six month claim deadlines. The page also reports oil earnings, GM profits, airline merger rulings, and a flood of township and public sale notices from Anderson and surrounding towns.
Savings Bond Sales Rise in Madison County
John Kellegge chairs the Madison County U S Savings Bonds Committee. A December report shows county savings bond sales at 609,166 compared with 467,402 a year earlier. Statewide December sales total 10,074,181 versus 10,441,433 for the same period in 1950, a 3.5 percent drop. Forty two of ninety two counties report sales gains for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kellegge
Sno
Madison
U.S
Enni Bonds Committee
Spice To Speak on South Side Mission Session
The third School of Missions session at East Lynn Christian Church opens Sunday at 6 am with a supper for all attendees. Rev George A Harris pastor and Mrs Charles Stiner chair the event with Rev Sherrill Hayes directing resources. Byron Spice, Christian Churches missionary to Latin America, speaks. Spice has served in Mexico Paraguay Bolivia and Peru with the United Christian Missionary Society and other posts. He is Purdue educated and married to Marjorie Lee Davis. they have four children. Six others are reported arrested in Jakarta in connection with an assassination attempt on President Sukarno.
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Jarl Kimmerling
Harrison Birkenbine
Oithin
Anderson
Ind
Eugene Creagmite
Superior Court
Madison County
Sid M. Cleveland
Robert]nook
Curtis
Ai Lerson
New York
Eugene Creagmile
Dard Oil Co
N.J
Superior Court of Standard
Indiana
Kelley, Arnold & Kelley
Ustee’s
Seceipts
Duck Creek-Boone
M. J. Rathbone
Speciel School
Ss' Rion
Detroit
General Motors
Disbursements Corp
Spesial School
Frederic, Son
Si Donner
Lynn
BS28
Sotao Aos
Sor Teres
Washington
U. S
Duck Creek
Court of Appeals
Total Sp. Schl
Peeer
United Air Lines
Aenie Retin
Eegilynn
Lines
Delta Airlines
Eastern Otd oDger
Air Lines
Charles Stiner
Gesangbuch
Dewees
Meatine Searas
Cat Hone
Esther
Hipes Ee Isses
Hunt
Rita Mc
Ruth Montgomery
Delores
Wrishe Aaiza
Conathy
Vici Wertz
Stevel
Shirley Colwill
McNutt
Vaughn Ripley
David
Rex Taylor
Mildred Leisure
Martha EH
Janet Wright
Mardena
Richland ‘Township
Aractene
Disbursements Chicago
UPI
Cenco Inn
Istruments Corp
Bainbridge
Surgical Instrument
George F_ Cram
Cary
Robert Hueston
Corp
Bridgeport
Conn
California
Cenco
Esnolés Elee
Alc Emical — Land
Palmer Co. Ee
Sherrill
Gable
Satur
Pine Creek Lone
Marland Warmire
Jomer B. James
J. Wooden
WeMahan & Sons
fasbinders _ finds Bros
Sambridge
Busirnest
Smith & L. Leesons Summons
Phimbi
Slean Neese
Farl Allen & Son
Buller
Donald, Inglis
Wzwis
E. Matthews
Reita Bannon
Esther Hipes
Punty
Mary Dena Way Ie
School of Missions
East Lynn
3Yron Spice
Christian Churches
Latin America
Asuncion
Villa Aurelia
Spice
Purdue University
College of the Bible
Lexington
Cornell University
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Marjorie Lee Davis
Irvine
Puerto Rico
Counseling Center Opens Thursday at First Methodist Church
A pastoral care and counseling center will open Thursday February 3 at the First Methodist Church in Muncie with a 1 30 p m banquet for church leaders and community members. Dr. Robert W. Fridley says counselors are pastors by nature and services are offered regardless of creed, sponsored by the Indiana Area Methodist Church committee with similar clinics already operating in Muncie and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin First Methodist Church
Anderson Association of Churches
All Methodist J
Muncie
First Methodist
Robert W. Fridley
First Church
Committee On
Indiana
Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Public sale notice for Kelly Fowler property
The notice lists a public sale on Saturday January 27 1962 at 10 30 A M. Brumfield acts as clerk with H D Kirk as auctioneer. Property owner is Kelly Fowler with references B-1/20 H-1/24 1/26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Kelly Fowler
Anderson
Bowden Restaurant
A.D. Kirk
Mondan
Elza Proctor
Hamp
Bred Sons
Elwood
O. B. Swinford
H. D. Kirk
James Neal
Pearl Carter
Kirklin
Ind
St. Ra
Murphy & Wakefield
Ralph Mitterdorf
Schuster Delegates to U S Conference
Janree G. Schuster of Central Christian Church will join five Indiana delegates from the Indiana Christian Churches Christian Action and Community Service department at a federal foreign policy briefing conference on Thursday February 1 in Chicago. The event invites press and local leaders to discuss current international problems with State Department and federal officials. a similar briefing will be held in Minneapolis for North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janree G. Schuster
Central Christian Church
Indiana
Christian Action and Community Service Department
Indiana Christian Churches
Chicago
State Department
Tinois
Minneapolis
Fed
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wiseconsin
Governors seek Boston and Maine New Haven in railroad merger
Concord New Hampshire Gov Wesley Powell proposed that New England governors pursue including the Boston and Maine and New Haven Railroads in the proposed merger of the New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroads. He planned to urge colleagues at the regional conference in Stowe Vermont this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord. N.H
Upt
Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
New Englland
Boston & Maine
New Haven
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Powell
New England
Stowe
YMCA Daily Schedule Notes And Various Meetings
An uncertain daily timetable lists multiple events at the YMCA and local organizations. Items include breakfast and membership sessions, business education dinners, Boy Scouts activities, marketing meetings, swim awards, junior life saving, men's judo, family swim, and a basketball schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krusty's Va
Stottlemyers
Blackwell
Holiday
GOP
Lewallens
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International Harvester
Johns-Manville
Lynch Corp
Mining
National Gypsum National Tile
New York Central - Nicholson
Olin Mathieson Parke Davis
Ry. Pfizer
Chas
Pierce Industries Radio Corp
Sears Roebuck
Southern Company
Sperry Rand
Texas
Instrume
Union Carbide Zenith
Swift & Company
U. S. Steel
Texaco
Westinghouse Industrials
Jerse Bana
Coleman Furnaces
Central Heating Co
Tanners Utility
Zomme! Bulls
Weather Bureau
Wabash River
White River
Wien
Petersburg
State Highway Department
Jackson County
Tampico
Medora
Austin
Jeer Auu Usets
Wil de Boo 'Ferguson
Jack Gauin Masta
Se Reepee Eae 'Kimmer, David Street and
Jerry ‘Childers
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Ctmi
Jakarta, Indonesia
Makassar
Sukarno Iheré
Pia
Ounseling Center
Bailey Farm
Case
Ferguson
Ford Mower
Ford
J.D
M.M
Hampshire
Ralph Bishop
Norrow
D. B. Swinford
HL D. Kirk
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Elf
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