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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1965

Page

10

Dow clears 900 as blue chips lead fourth straight advance

A strong broad market carried the Dow Jones to 900.95 on Thursday, the first close above 900 amid heavy volume. Gains were led by high quality industrials, chemicals and electrical equipment shares, with many issues rising while a minority fell.

New York Dow Wall Street Brilliant Corpo Fabour

Stock Quotations and Market Summary from Thamaon & McKinnon

The report lists stock prices and quotes from yesterday, noting that many figures are bid and asked prices rather than actual transactions. It covers notable movements in GM and other major firms, alongside the AP averages, NYSE and AMEX activity, and general market trends for 1964.

Thamaon & McKinnon Amenean Tul & Tei Aentths Gas & Blees Steel Container Dupant Fastin Kadi Sheets Motors Constatl Yee Aide Maehurk Map Pier Seng Seater Veez Hay Vioneny Carlee POG Steel Westinge Boty Claw Viettals

Futures trading talk on cattle and beef held at Anderson High

Everett Harris of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange will discuss futures trading in live cattle and beef products at a public information meeting February 1 at 7 30 pm in the Anderson High School Auditorium. Lewis Landes says livestock operators and others may attend and ask questions.

Everett Harris Chicago Mercantile Exchange Anderson High School Lincoln Street Herman Landes Agriculture Committee Anderson, Chamber of Commerce Harris Chicago Exchange

Grain market Indianapolis APY closes bids at Fall Creek Hts

Bids from focal mills for truck delivered grain list No 2 new red wheat at 1.3L No 2 new white shelled corn at 1.23 No 2 new yellow shelled corn at 1.13 No 2 new white oats 63 and No 1 new yellow soybeans at 2.86 with Fall Creek Heights open 10 to 5 daily.

Fall Creek

Muncie Livestock HOGS AND CATTLE PRICES LOWER AND STEADY

Muncie livestock market report shows hogs 15 cents lower at 200 to 230 pounds 16.75 to 17.25 and 230 to 280 pounds 15.75 to 16.75 with lighter weights down. Cattle mostly steady with choice steers 22 to 24 and utility steers 10.50 to 14. Bulls 11.50 to 16.50. Calves steady high to prime veal 30 to 31 and 23 to 29 for good to choice. Lambs 21.50 to 22.50 for 85 to 105 pounds. Slaughter sheep 3.00 to 5.00.

Soybeans Show Weaker Trend on Mixed Commodity Markets

Chicago AP reports soybean futures remained unsettled amid a dock strike and profit taking, with most trades below Wednesday closes. Wheat rose slightly, corn and rye showed mixed or modest gains, and oats moved up but subtly. Audubon wardens patrol about a million acres to safeguard nesting birds including egrets ibises and pelicans.

Chicago Board of Trade United States

Chicago Hogs Sell Lower in Mixed Meat Prices

USDA market notes show hogs at 6,500 with butchers 25 to 50 lower and ranges for various weights from 15.50 to 17.50 per cwt. Cattle offerings 400 head with limited slaughter tests. steers 900-1,100 lb 23.00-23.50, heifers 19.50-22.00, cows 12.50-14.50. Sheep 300 head with lambs 22.50-24.00 and wooled ewes 5.50-7.00.

Chicago USDA Strang Indianapolis

Hogs and Cattle Market Live on National Reports

Indianapolis report shows hogs at mixed bids with 25 to 50 cent shifts and hog prices around 17.00 to 17.50 for various weights while cattle and calves display steady to higher trends with steers 23.50 to 24.25 and cows 12.00 to 14.00. ewes 4.30 to 7.00. Geneva notes US participation in atoms-for-peace, with 24 nations receiving nuclear materials worth 82.5 million dollars.

Geneva Switzerland United States

Multiple Public Auctions in Indiana Area

A compilation of auction notices listing numerous public sales. Items include estates and personal property across locations such as Lapel, Junction State Road 12 and 37, Field Drive, Hobbs, Elwood, Anderson, New Castle, Kennard, Muncie, Windfall, Ward Lumber Co., and more. Auctioneers include Ell bert Whelchel Wayne Pheatis Murphy Kellum Kellum Harter Gale Bartlett Kendall Kellum Bradley Teal Nash Bradie.

Shirley John Foster Tor Kellum Jim Bradley Audrey Wouske Beverly Foster Herman Fisher Nellie Keller 7Th Street Lapel Elbert Whelchel Wayne Pheatis Eva Barker Junction Field Drive Murphy McCarkle’s Grocery Hobbs Wyant San Claude James Brown Bill Harter Maurice Gale Delaware Tom Bartlett Shirley West Ist House Jor Kellum Peter Peterson Elwood Scotties’ Inn H. D. Kirk Charles W. Bennett Nichol Ave Anderson W. Pheants E. Whelchel Howard J. Kendall New Castle Kennard Joe Kellum Robert Bradford Muncie Jackson Street Reed's Arth Glen F. Teal Baford Eddie Nash fucBaceers S Virgil & Allan Wrae Ward Lumber Co Pantvitte Samer Bradiey Son Bellurn Wea Wizard Magic

Bound Bodies Of Two U S Soldiers Found Near Saigon

The bound and severely harmed bodies of two American soldiers missing since Saturday on a fishing trip were recovered from a bay north of Saigon. A US military spokesman said the two bodies found Wednesday showed gunshot wounds to the head. The missing soldiers were identified as Sgt. Harold Strong Jr. of Alexandria Virginia and Spec. 4 Wilbur E. Swayko of Bloomfield.

Saigon UPS Harold Strong Jr Alexandria Wilar E. Swayko Bloormfeld

Agents Order 30 Percent Of Airline Tickets

Washington reports travel agents in the United States and Canada placed about 30 percent of airline tickets in 1963 totaling 800 million dollars. Sales for 1964 are estimated at one billion dollars as nationwide agents handle major bookings. Norman Corbin, formerly trainer to Bil Hartack, now serves as a placing judge for the West Virginia Racing Commission overseeing Shenandoah Downs Waterford Park and Charles Town tracks.

Washington United States Canada Charles Town W. Va Norman Junie) Corbin Bil Hartack West Virginia Racing Commission State Commission Shenandoah Downs Waterford Park

Marriage Licenses for multiple couples in Anderson and surrounding towns

A list from Anderson area records shows marriage licenses issued to Michael Carroll Martin and Virginia Ann Vaught of West Lafayette. David T. Bronnenbert of Chesterfield and Harriet Leana Wood of Anderson. William Terrell Dilts of Anderson and Mary Linda Hutchinson of Anderson. Harold Eugene Terry of Indianapolis and Linda C. Anderson of Anderson. Stephen Richard Newman of Anderson and Clara Marie Lewis of Anderson. Joseph William Perry of Anderson and Sherilee Sue Osborne of Anderson. James Edward Leffen of Anderson and Janice Elaine Farmer. James Thomas Hendrick of Frankton and Norma Jean Facret of Pendleton. Arthur Eldon Odle of Anderson and Jacqueline Sue Reed of Anderson. Robert Eugene Smith of Pendleton and Janet Louise Gaddis. Charles Thomas Bond of Anderson and Nancy Lee Prewett. Howard Francis Orth of Anderson and Mary Helen Michael of Elwood.

Dana Slinkard Jack Mumbower Donna Pittsford Douglas Richwine Fi Ween Helen Stoner Effie Rush Tall James Leer Irene Byron Hospi Joseph McPhe Dr. E Lewis Fort Estle Center Geo. Grigsby Motorolay John Davis Carter Electrical Secv Lowe J. Smiley Dee Jimmie Joe Jacobs Charles Brown James Stanley Industrial Electronics Phillip Harris Durgan Mary Jackson Sharlin-Li Jerry Reyburn A. L. Bridges Linda Belknap Roger R. Reed Barbara Farrell L. Brewster Jeanette Stubbs Anderson Tobacco Co Kathryn Gregory Alben Healing & Plumb Josephine Windoffer Henderson & Gibson Melissa Wheat Provence Electric Mary Baxter Fenters Quality Meats Mary Ashley Salem Poultry Everett McDaniels Celia Hosier Barbara Penrod E. G. Vernon Anderson Launderers Madge Mitchell Beacon Pharmacy Alpha Byron Charles Nipple Qui Nhon Evelyn Kacheler J. G. Pierce Margaret Louise E. A. Berkheimer Saigon Ethelyn Julius J. Murphy Beverly Bryant George G. Pancol Mabel Dean Millard Hornbeck, Jr Herschel Hawkins Western Union Howard Eldon Frisch Mary King Shepard Linda Arnold West Publishing Co Susan Harrison John Cherney Sgt Bonnie Penrod Campbell Earl ‘Brown Allen Ray McGuire Asso John R. Walsh Harry K. Landes Charles W. Moore Butler, Fairman & Seufert Ind. Bell Telephone Co Orville Hoseferry Lawyer's Cooperative Pub Virginia Cunningham Haywood Publishing Co Amos Jackson Tayior Printing Co B. J Miller Huggins, Inc Milton Moore Bobbs Merrill Co Ake Harris Yelton Roger L. Buss Cot Willarts Burrough Tage Grove Wis DaVetta Mae Mullin-Kille Paul Hosier L.E.M. Corp Heletia Hosier Strock Bros. Hardware Claude Dixon Culligan Lena Vann East Side Jersey Dairy Joel Crowde Rapp Isaiah Hannal Xerox Corp Mary McDow City Utilities Lavan McCor Central Ind. Gas Co Mary East Side Drugs Murle Karnsen Cordova Wilbur House Omar Bakeries IG Marthahelle Eva Foist McMahan & Leib Sailants Cordelia Finch Howard Ring Dun Sanitary Sup John Beila Edith Ait Villas Uy E. Test Beatrice Carrington Freda Tappan Mildred Palmer Thelma Morehea Virginia Anderson Mabel Lynama Vance Anderson Edith Dixon Edith Bailey Ada Durham Brenda Brooks Kathryn Weaver Robert Coles Thelma Test Edward Gatke Ruth Hiatt Mary T. Haas Cc. L. Armington Nellie Tharp W. L. Sharp Mabelle van W. A. Landeman June Hartzell Sean Anita Hanson Marilyn Hogue Howard M. Faust Margaret Kidnacke Ida Shuck Wanda Stohler Mrs. Paul Lay Gerald P. Shine Joseph H. Armingto Bell Telephone Pitney Bowes Tuc Central Pharmacy Frederic Luther Co Vanne Anderson John M. Worley Earl Daugherty Baron Robert Doles Paul P. Ravage Phillips Petroleum Co Mary Haasee Pure Oil Standard Oil Co Evelyn Mayer Sunray OK Oil Sara Morgan Frances Scott Roger Auto Body & Frame Hunter Motor Co Tuesle Scott Rollinger General Tire Dr. Val Clear Hart’s Shoe Store Flower's Saddle Shop Mildred Noble American Railway Miller Huggins Signal Co F. M. Miller Sheet Lincoln Graphic Corp Peck, Scott & Shine HL Brown Yor! & Dunnichay FH Ward Hartzell Claude Commons Claude Common Ind. Business College D. L. Buckles Charles E. Geckl Robt V. E. Drennen I. U. Metical Center Edgewood Phermac Community Hospital Jean Hexamer St. John’s Hospital Pr. J. L Claude B. Melly Jerry Riarnan Meadowbrook A & M Linda K. Belknap Decker’s, Inc Mercy Hospital, Inc Tor Broderick J. C. Penney Co van Walter Dietzen J.C. Penney Co Citizens Bank Basil W. Remley Wendell Ferguson Thomas L. Robertson Dorothy Huggins H.R. Rhynearson Carol_ Taylor Audrey Clark Boardman Co Ind. Meth. Children’s Home Tin Marydale School For Girls Amer. Soc. of Plan Wernle Children’s Home Officials Howard Eldar York & Dunnichay FH Bow Herschel Hawks Dr. W LaLa Oscar J Vkes Robert N. Pac Gene Schiff Shoes Everybody’s Oil Carp Ind.-Mich. Electric Co Pam's Drugs Tibbetts Plumb & Heat Harold Taylor Seybert’s Radio & Supply Kenneth Fisher James T. Hanlin James Davis Deen Hendricks Max Draper Board of Commissioners Ofl Stanley Hosex Cletis Bart Madison County Charles D. Kerr Larry Ebbert Sessip Marcus Kimmerling Fred Evans Sarah Hinkle Inc Grant Lindley Leslie Fountain Naomi Dunham _ ra Lowe's Inc. É Howard Foust Mary Inez Allen Victor Lynas Delories Prather Charles Main Jeffery Frazier Betty Burne Charles Mary. Jr Lump Gant Carolyn Johnson Ronald P. Miller Lee Girton Bessie Adams Morris J. Moore Oral Gore Joyce Stroud Clifford Grn Wanda Jones W. E. Moser John Jones Leona Currit James R Roberts John Kelich Helen Davis Virginia Robertson Porter Kelle Sandra Huntzinges John Rybolt Frank McClead Delores Tatman Sherman Agency Ie James McCommick Rosalie Spati Hansel Smith Harvey McCune Myrtle Matthews Speedway Insurance Geneva Satterfield Harold “c Vonn Wahld Shirl Overdert Edna Sample Paul Carmack Wale Joseph Payne Doree Mitchell Hammons Quality Plu Verlin Quick Mabel Little Anderson Banking Co Vera Samuels Edla Johnson Baker Bros Dallas Shirley Tlodd Betty McPhearson Robt. L. Jackley Morris Stanley Mary Specketh Earl M. Kyle F. HL Cecil Taylor Eatith Delisle C. May F. HB Lewis Taylor Christina Markle Rozelle Ove M.es Orville Wood Roberta Davidson Don Arnold Ind Bell Tel Helen Allen an_ Barnes And City UN F.al 'Vena Jon Lloyd Bronnen Cent Gas i Dorothy Cleve Chariton Bil Moore Agey Carole Carpenter Iso Ivan Croce Anderson TF Sana Thiselma Michael Carroll Martin Virginia Ann Vaught West Lafayette David T. Bronnenbert Chesterfield Harriet Leana Wood William Terrell Dilts Mary Linda Hutchinson Harold Eugene Terry Indianapolis Linda C. Anderson Stephen Richard Newman Clara Marie Lewis Joseph William Perry Sherilee Sue Osborne James Edward Leffen Janice Elaine Farmer James Thomas Hendrick Frankton Norma Jean Facret Pendleton Arthur Eldon Odle Jacqueline Sue Reed Robert Eugene Smith Janet Louise Gaddis Charles Thomas Bond Nancy Lee Prewett Howard Francis Orth Mary Helen Michael Elwood

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