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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
19
NASD volume was 9,616,000 with 607 advances and 817 declines. 1,662 unchanged, total 3,086. The list includes Cin Gas, CocaCola, IBM and many others with prices, changes, and notes on dividends and fractions for hundreds of stocks. Highs, lows, and closes are reported alongside market activity and special notations.
Alexandria Banking Company as executor will sell the decedent Ethel E. Peck's real estate and personal property on June 17, 1972 at 1 00 PM in Alexandria Indiana. Real estate is Lot 13 in Henshaw's Sub division Outlet 7 Conner and Stephenson's Additional Plat to the town now City of Alexandria. Personal property includes piano dining room suite chairs sewing machine bedroom suites refrigerator range and more. Real estate requires 10 percent down with liens limited to 1972 taxes. abstract furnished. Personal property paid in cash day of sale. Attorneys and auctioneers listed.
Private rites for Carl G Kantner aged 82 formerly of Elwood held today. Services at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home Elwood with interment at Aroma Cemetery followed by Jackley Landrum Funeral Home rites Port Charlotte Florida and Elwood City Cemetery.
Howard Bell aged 51 of 135 North East Street will be laid to rest at Anderson Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral rites are at 10 a.m. Saturday at Cornwell Bright Funeral Home with calling after 2 p.m. today.
Everett V Barber aged 69 will have funeral services at 2 p.m. today at Dunnichay Funeral Home for burial at Sunset Memorial Park. He resided at 1823 South E Street.
Steady prices for 190-240 lb cattle ranged 26.50 to 27.00, 240-300 lb cattle 24.05 to 26.50, sows 21.50 and down. Good steers and heifers 30.00 to 32.00, choice steers and heifers 32.00 to 35.00. Steer 25.25 and down. Grain market notes include wheat activity and lighter trading.
Market notes from Muncie Livestock Co. show hogs 24.50 to 26.00 per cwt for 260 to 300 lb. hogs, sows down 22.00 to 22.75, cattle and sheep quotations list Choice Steers 33.00 to 36.00, Good Steers 30.00 to 33.00, Choice Heifers 32.00 to 34.00, Good Heifers 28.00 to 31.00, cows 18.00 to 22.00, and spring lambs 23.00 to 25.00 per cwt. Market on calves, sheep and lambs held Thursdays only.
Hog prices show 3 500 head with barrows and gilts steady and some 25 higher. Typical sales range 200-240 lb at 27.75 to 28.00, 2 35-270 lb at 26.50 to 27.25, 300-325 lb at 24.50-25.25, sows 22.00-22.85. Cattle 175 head, calves 0, trading fairly active. cows 24.50-26.50, high dressing utilities to 27.00, cutter 23.00-25.00, canner 21.00-23.00. Sheep 25 head, lambs 80-100 lb 32.50, 80-105 lb 31.00-32.00, ewes 6.00-7.50.
A series of public auctions scheduled June 4 to July 1 across Indiana. Items include furniture, farm implements, antiques, personal property, real estate, and household goods. Auctions list locations in Chesterfield Summitville Elwood Daleville and other towns with names of auctioneers such as Hood Dunlap Bartlett Tinsman Stephenson and Bartlett Co.
Four Greensboro men face conspiracy charges after an FBI tip triggered a securities theft plot aboard Eastern Air Lines Flight 393 from Greensboro to Atlanta. Grant Clyde Cralley was shipped in a crate with a 39 year old man and planned to break into the box carrying $3 million in securities during the 45 minute flight. Cralley and accomplices Benjamin Ray Anthony and Jerry Lee Baker were arrested upon arrival in Atlanta, while Henry David Sykes was nabbed in Greensboro.
Markets at close show UPI reports American stocks lower in moderate trading with bonds steady. London stocks lower while cotton futures mostly fall and Chicago grain futures trend down. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans slip in quiet sessions. Cattle sales fail to establish prices.
A 38 year old Norman R Grass of Montpelier was found guilty by a US District Court jury in Fort Wayne of threatening the life of President Nixon in a December letter. Grass was arrested January 6 in Muncie and faces up to five years or a $1000 fine. He testified the letter could be his handwriting but he had no memory of writing it. The postmark dated December 16, 1971 was from Montpelier, near Marion.
A long OCR list shows mutual fund prices and yields for numerous funds and custodians across firms including LORD ABB Affilat Am Bus Bnddeb Manhun MASS FNCL MIT MIG MID MFD MuOm MuQmin Neuwth PRICE ROWE Nw Era Nw Hor LCTNAM etc. The compiled entries include fund names, share classes or groupings, and their bid and offer values such as 11.41 12.47 for Am Bus, 12.99 14.20 for MIT, and 33.35 33.55 for Growth funds, reflecting a market snapshot from Thursday June 15, 1972.
Chicago Board of Trade grain prices eased with wheat corn and soybeans down as profit taking erased Wednesday gains. Satisfactory moisture and ideal weather trimmed corn values while oats stayed flat and soybeans steadied after early losses. Outside markets faltered as trade news remained tepid and unconfirmed.
Statement by Thurman Covington asserting no responsibility for debts contracted by anyone other than himself. Provided at 1526 West 10th Street in Anderson Indiana. Identity and address confirm personal liability stance for financial obligations.
Classified display ad listing Burlington House Carpets with a call to preserve flowers and a certified instructor. Includes A B C Hobby Shop address and phone, Flynn's summer fabrics, Nichols Gifts, Little Fireside Central Wesleyan Church details with pastor, Moments of Meditation Sundays, Rawleigh antiseptic salves, notice of shop hours till 8 30. Wickens Shoes and Service ad with address and 72 Classified Display.
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