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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City market reports show hogs at 1.25 to 1.75 lower with barrows and gilts at 26.75 to 27.25 for 190 240 lb, sows 22.50 to 23.75, calves and cattle limited. Lambs at 26.00 with limited price tests for sheep. Eggs and butter marginal, wheat and corn futures mixed with December prices near 1.67 and 1.22 per bushel respectively. soybeans around 2.65 to 2.68 per bushel with oil at 11.50.
Kansas City market wires show wheat values for No 2 hard and dark at 1.61 to 1.65, red and other grades cited. Corn up to 1.42 for No 2 white, oats steady, Milo at 1.93, soybeans around 2.54 to 2.63, and sack products trading near 46.00 to 46.75 for bran and 45.00 to 45.75 for shorts.
The New York stock market moved higher in active trading with an estimated 8.8 million shares changing hands. The day saw mixed results as volume dipped from Thursday while corporate and U S Treasury bonds remained mostly unchanged.
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The Chanute Tribune outlines publication details including staff roles and contact, as well as subscription rates for local counties in Kansas and neighboring regions. It lists pricing for 1 year and multiple months, with separate rates for area Kansas counties and adjacent counties.
A multi agency manhunt linked Kienlen and Stowell to a Chanute area bank holdup and earlier break ins at Sportsman’s Supply and Allen’s Bargain Store. Guns recovered from a Gibbs girl apartment matched the crime spree. Kienlen, a former Marine and Osawatomie hospital patient, vanished toward Iola after car thefts and gun seizures.
Walter Ford, 818 S Grant, admitted to Mercy Hospital in Fort Scott on Tuesday. The Christmas Mouse will be told to children Saturday from 10 30 to 11 a m at the public library. Cookies and coffee will be served at a following PTA event. Police arrested Billy Fulcher of Chanute at 5 30 p m yesterday on assault and battery charges based on a wife's complaint. he is held at the city jail awaiting disposition.
The Governors Advisory Committee on Highways meets again in Topeka to study an accelerated highway program. A spokesman says it is unclear if recommendations will be made. The panel evolved from a statewide Wichita meeting on urban area road expansion. Governor Avery has shown interest but has not disclosed recommendations for the next legislature.
Ronald E. Chase, 18, of 507 S Steuben, was issued a police summons on a charge of malicious mischief related to the removal of a traffic stop sign at the intersection of 7th and Plummer last Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Police report two 16 inch television sets stolen from Jack's Appliance Center 112 E Main during shopping hours after 10 30 a m on Wednesday. The items were missing as of today with investigation ongoing by local authorities.
Cars driven by Charles R. Stroh aged 37 of 805 W. Cherry and Ellis M. Venus aged 45 of 1014 W. Rutter collided at 2nd and Santa Fe at about 4 30 p m yesterday. Police estimated damage to the Stroh 1965 Chevrolet at 50 dollars and to the Venus 1952 Plymouth at 25 dollars.
Admissions Thursday include Elmer Eisenbrandt and Lana Ostrander with listed addresses and medical. dismissals include Mrs. Harvey Manly, Jean Longbine, and William Webb. Birth announced for Charlie Deweese and spouse in Thayer. Marriage licenses issued for Leslie Olinger and Bernita Bean, both Thayer, and Frank Bennington with Margaret Bishop of Yates Center.
In Greensburg Indiana the fate of Moscow is debated as U S Army Engineers plan a meeting next Wednesday about destroying Moscow to make way for the Downeyville Reservoir.
Royster Junior High lists 82 students on the honor roll for the second six weeks of the first semester. Perfect grades go to seventh graders Rick McMeekin and Carolyn Kensett and ninth graders Susan Kensett and Kathy Kihm.
Funeral services were conducted at High Prairie Methodist Church for Charles N. Green with Rev. Ron Bumstead officiating. Burial followed in High Prairie Cemetery. Mrs. Morris Forsythe sang with Cinda Miller accompanying. flowers organized by local volunteers. pallbearers listed. Gibson-Koch Funeral Home arranged the service.
The document outlines plans for an 8800 acre reservoir to be discussed at a hearing. Moscow lies 14 miles southwest of Rushville Indiana and features 25 dwellings a general store a church a stone quarry and Rusk County's longest covered bridge spanning the Big Flatrock River.
Mrs. Roy Williams reports on the Child Welfare Conference held in Parsons during the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Memorial Building. The Honey Bees Quartet performed, and volunteers distributed tiny flag pins for Project Color. Gifts valued at 84 dollars were delivered to the Veterans Hospital at Wadsworth.
Mrs Paul Nelson is named president of Tioga HD Unit with Mrs Henry Myers as vice president Mrs Willis Bartlett as secretary and Mrs Lowell Kreider as treasurer in a Thursday ceremony at 1105 S Tennessee Twelve members and two guests attended including Mrs Homer Gramley of Caney and Mrs Dalton Retiring officers Mrs Koch Mrs Herbert Bundy and Mrs George Deffebaugh aided in the service A safety demonstration is planned for Jan 12 at 7 30 p m at Royster Junior High School.
Relatives and friends gathered Tuesday evening at the R. 3 residence of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kelley to celebrate a house warming. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served to 33 attendees. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stacey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harwood, Alan and Sharron, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malson, Bill Cowan, Mrs. Elsie Scogin, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Greve, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berthot and Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rush, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rensing, Donna and Leta, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berthot, Robert Owens, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berthot.
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