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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
5
In New York the stock market saw profit taking on Tuesday with modest declines from some groups yet gains in select blue chips kept major averages near the breakeven point. The S and P 500 slipped 0.01 to 66.23 as steel, auto, aerospace, tobacco, and semiconductor issues mostly traded lower.
AP dispatch describes how cold weather lifted shares in utilities, food, gas, and liquor sectors while steel output fell due to weather. Grimm of Walston & Co cites heating demand and oil and gas plays as beneficiaries. Volume and market averages show mixed, modest gains across sectors.
Hog prices ranged mostly steady to 25 cents lower with sows steady to 25 cents higher. Uniform barrows and gilts 190 to 230 pounds brought 16.0 to 16.75. No 1 to 3 lots 290 to 250 pounds sold 15.25 to 16. Bulk 190 to 230 pounds 15.75 to 16.50. Lighter weights 225 to 200 pounds 14.50. 350 to 650 pounds 12.75 to 13.50. Steers and heifers were slow with some declines.
Shirley MYF earned the district attendance plaque for a third consecutive time as the Greenfield Methodist group led a livestock judging event. Don Lash, former FBI agent, spoke as cattle prices declined locally with steers selling around 23 to 25 dollars and heifers up to 24 dollars per hundredweight.
Quotations from Thomson McKinnon show listed figures in brackets or parentheses indicating high and low prices. The compiled table includes American Tel, Ark and La Gas, Alcon, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Dupont, Eastman Kodak, Ex-Cell-O, Inter, Harvester, Johns Manville, National Gypsum, National Tile, New York Central, Norfolk and Western, Parke Day, Pennsylvania, Pierce Indus, Radio Corp of Am, Sears Roebuck, and others with approximate closing volumes.
Local market reports list cattle steady with steers and heifers at 22.00 to 27.00 dollars, calves 22.00 to 28.00, and heavy vealers 23.00 to 29.00. Sheep and lambs show weakness in some grades while wooled slaughter lambs reach 20 to 39 dollars, bulls steady around 18.50 to 20.50, as buyers mix good to prime lots and utility stock held firm.
CHICAGO AP soybean futures faltered after reaching season highs, with the August contract dropping up to four cents and other old months down more than three cents due to profit taking. March soybeans closed steady to down about four cents at $2.72 3/4.
MARKLEVILLE The Adams Township Farm Bureau held its annual ham and bean supper at the January meeting at Fall Creek Heights School. Rev. John K. Summers chaired the event, devotions by Mrs. Betty Summers, pet and hobby by Mrs. Charles Milbhurn and Mrs. Joseph Whistler, with a film by Dr. R. D. Williams. A Farm Bureau Quiz and slides on freedom and economic well being were enjoyed.
The Home Social Demonstration Club met January 9 at a member home with Mrs. Clark Stohler hosting and Mrs. Russell Adams as co-hostess. Anna F. Needler led the meeting. the lesson Time and Energy was given by Mrs. Mary F. Barney. Members present included Mrs. Russell Adams and other neighbors. a guest was Mrs. Lyle Spaugh. Hogs, cattle, calves bids were listed, and the club celebrated its 2nd anniversary with cake and colors.
The Four Freshmen appear on Anderson College campus after a basketball game in C C Lewis Gym Friday. Ron McCullough chairs SAM Enterprises sponsoring the concert with advance mail orders and Ph 544 1261. The group formed in 1948, hailing from Indiana New Jersey and attracts nation wide fame with tours, radio and television appearances.
Summitville church hosts CWF gathering with Miss Elva Beeson presiding and a stamp collection report by Mrs Inglis. East Asian topic on Rim of East Asia featured a film by Rev Kilgore. Modern Shanslin and Marjorie Priscilla Club held birthdays and games at hosts’ homes with officers elected. The Gingham Gown Home Demonstration Club and others met with programs on book reviews and devotions, with multiple guests and a plan for next meeting at the Colonnade.
Cubs from Den 6 Pack 240 and their den mother Mrs Ed Nunley toured the Cala plant. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ed Nunley Miss Marsha Nunley and Cubs Joe McNew Fred Fuller Keith White Terry Eckert Chuck Wood and Mark Nunley.
The notice outlines office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and rates for classified line ads. Rates include 2 cents per line per day for weekly, 33.4 cents per line per day for three days, and 2 cents per line per day for a one day ad. Minimum two-line charge of $1.00 with a 2 percent cash discount. Ads run in The Herald and The Bulletin. 12 point type counts as two lines. Ads close at 5 p.m. the day prior. Credit offered to phone customers. contact 643-5371.
The family of Hattie White express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during her long illness and death. They thank Rev. Marion King Lapel Methodist Church Fisher Bros. Funeral Home Dr. Ridgeway and nurses. Signed by Hattie's sister and brothers Lily Frank Harry and Fred.
Local auction notices list fixtures equipment feed tools household goods real estate and personal property sales. Auctions are conducted by Joe Kellum Jim Bradley Om Jessup Norma Mauck and H D Kirk with locations in Shirley Alexandria Knightstown and Pendleton Indiana.
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