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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1964
Page
2
In Kansas City cattle numbers 3 700 with calves 100 and prices uneven as slaughter levels lag. Cows show strength with gains to 50, good calves bring 14 50 to 16 50. Hogs active with gains to 25, various weight groups quoted from 13 75 to 15 50. Sheep 200 with lambs steady to strong and trade firm, dairy terms unchanged in Chicago and Kansas City produce listings.
Wall Street rose in late trading for a second straight day with about 4.5 million shares passing hands, down from 4.9 million on Wednesday. Prices stayed firm while some bargains emerged and bonds and corporate issues showed mixed movement amid moderate trading.
Local social pages list supper guests at Earl Ericson home and Helping Hand Club meeting. Multiple Humboldt Chanute Moran Iola and Chanute residents attended Thanksgiving dinners with extended families including Laver Readan Ericson and Ericson households. Featured notices include annual Jutfish supper plans and Chanute Tribune publication staff names.
Ogden city manager Sam Hood received several calls from children asking for Christmas gifts. The sixth caller asked if the line was Santa Claus, prompting Hood to verify with the telephone company. The line had originated from a park fantasyland exhibit and was traced back to Santa.
Gov elect William H. Avery praised the Kansas Economic Education Council for its past year’s work. He said its efforts to correct economic ignorance among youth and citizens have shown techniques that could serve as a model for others.
Mr and Mrs Robert Brund age of Arkansas City announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Lynn in Arkansas City. Paternal grandparents are Forest Brundage and Eva Disney. Maternal grandparents are H L Moore Sr. and wife. A son Steven Brian born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Russell in Trinity Hospital Dodge City. Paternal grandmother Gail Lynn Russell is in Parsons. Avery spoke at the Kansas State University Union highlighting economic education efforts and a full time state Department of Public Instruction specialist. Thad Sandstrom of Topeka presides over a council to promote economics education in Kansas schools. Two fatal highway crashes near Kansas City claim three lives when a tractor-trailer jackknifed into a car on U S 50 near Lee's Summit. The victims are Airman James 0 Brown and wife Cynthia.
Johnny Lee Hole and Robert Bruce Allen face a string of injuries after a jeep collision near Belton Kansas City. Hole pled guilty yesterday and sentencing is deferred for a medical exam. The incident involved a jeep driven without permission by Ormondsson and a utility truck. Glenn Good was treated for head injuries and rib fractures.
The Rotary Club hosted a Christmas dinner at the Tioga Hotel ballroom where seven instrumentalists led by Farrell Coy performed Dixieland jazz. Coy directed and played clarinet with Harold Tarpley and others filling piano drums bass banjo trumpet and trombone. Floyd Potter presided and Dale Steinman Jr was honored as junior Rotarian of the month. Out of town guests included Normal Porter Fred Hayes Craig Cole and Mr. and Mrs. H. Molesworth.
Daily Transcript lists admissions on Wednesday including James Baylor at 517 N Steuben for surgery, Mrs. Nauykens at 102 E 7th medical, Teresa Ortiz Humboldt medical, David Hibbs 1525 N Evergreen medical, and dismissals such as Fred Born St Paul and Steven Sherbenoul at 1610 W Main. Police Court notes Danny Ravseh 517 N Sante Fe for driving while intoxicated and reckless driving with arrest Saturday. bond forfeited. charges dismissed later.
The only known working water buffalo in the United States plows a muddy field at a Peace Corps training camp in the Wai pio Valley on the island of Hawaii. The camp provides volunteers with a glimpse of rural farming methods used in Asia.
Mrs. C. A. Gailey aged 70 of 1016 N Grant died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Candis Leona Davis was born Sept 28, 184 and married CA Gailey in 1910. they moved to Kansas 40 years ago and now reside near Chanute. Services by Gibson Funeral Home with body lying in state Thursday. Mrs Martin, born Nov 19 1880 in Elk City, belonged to First Christian Church of Chanute and will be buried in Elmwood. She married Jesse Gilmore in 1898, then William H. Martin in 1927. survived by husband and several children, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral set for Saturday at Minnis Funeral Home with burial at Chanute Cemetery.
In Reno Nevada Democratic Len Howard Cannon leads Republican Paul Laxalt by 84 votes after a recount. Cannon total 66 907 to 66 623 with Laxalt planning a possible challenge in the Nevada Supreme Court. The win shifts the Senate balance to 68 32 for Democrats.
Boxing's Hall of Fame adds Lou Ambers Jim Braddock Georges Carpentier Ted Kid Lewis and Sam Collier. Selection announced Wednesday expands the hall to eight percent of fighters. Ambers and Braddock were chosen by writers while Carpentier Lewis were picked by a special committee and Collier by directors.
In Wichita, judges of Sedgwick County district courts completed final action on 102 divorce decrees dating back to 1958. The court authorization clears these long-pending decrees, marking closure for numerous couples and ending lingering legal steps.
Available without prescription the GALAXON plan combines a tablet with a diet program. It claims to curb appetite to ease dieting and reduce weight, offering a $5 guarantee with full refund if unsatisfied. Sold by Casey Drug Store, 1 B Main, with mail orders.
Court costs remained unpaid delaying decrees in divorces. Judges notified court clerk Joann E Dunn and staff to seek attorneys and litigants. Seventy four people involved in divorces paid costs and had their decrees filed.
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