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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
2
Kansas City livestock prices show cattle calves steers and heifers mostly steady to mixed, cows and feeders steady, hogs mostly lower, sows higher, and feeder steers and heifers varied. Sheep show lambs slow with slight declines. Chicago poultry and butter prices little changed with slight declines in butter and steady eggs and poultry.
Livestock prices list U S No 1 and 2 hogs by weight 19 50 to 20 70 15 50 to 18 50 for heavier hogs 13 00 to 14 00 for sows and 11 00 to 12 50 for board hoof. Cattle show grain fed steers and heifers at 23 00 to 24 00 U S good 22 00 to 22 75 standards 19 50 to 21 50 creep fed calves 22 00 to 24 00 light stockers 29 00 to 31 00 heavy stockers 24 00 to 26 00 yearlings 22 00 to 24 00 veals prime 27 00 to 30 00 good 24 00 to 27 00 plain 17 00 to 19 00 cows 15 00 to 16 50 stock cows 16 50 to 18 00 bulls 20 00 to 24 00 lambs up to 21 25 feeder lambs 18 00 to 19 00 cull lambs 13 00 down ewes 4 50 to 6 50 breeding ewes 10 00 to 15 00.
AP report from Kansas City notes wholesale egg prices with grade A large at 80 percent and grade A mediums at 9 percent. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chanute Tribune edition lists publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and staff including John Hovorka advertising Mer Fay D. Clopine circulation Mgr Ben Nicholas and more. Subscription rates shown for local and distant addresses with yearly and period options.
Wheat prices rise with bids for No 2 hard and dark at 1.84 to 1.93 a bushel. Corn edges lower with No 2 white 1.50 to 1.56. Oats up with No 2 white 76 to 83 1/4 cents. Soybeans at 2.86 to 2.94 per bushel and bran sold 61.00 to 61.75 per cwt.
Wheat No 2 hard and No 2 red both around 1.79. corn No 2 yellow 1.43. oats No 2 heavy white around 0.79 to 0.80. Soybeans No 1 yellow about 3.01 with soybeans futures up to 3.02 for January. December prices vary across grains.
The New York market rose in heavy turnover with about 9.2 million shares traded, up from Friday’s 7.81 million. Auto stocks rose after optimistic remarks from General Motors Chairman Federic G. Donner on 1967 car sales. Oil stocks also advanced on favorable Wall Street commentary.
New York AP reports band leader Richard Himber died Sunday at his Central Park South apartment at age 59. Police listed cause of death as a heart attack. His fame grew from sleight of hand magic tricks alongside his music.
Mrs. Lucille Boring of Independence spent time with Niece and family in town. Mr. and Mrs. Salzwedel hosted relatives from Springfield and Warren while en route. Glen Johnson of Schofield welcomed a daughter born this morning. Tulsa delegates attend a conference, while Tulsa board member Isis Stanfield travels. Jaycee Wives assist March of Dimes letters at Central Park building Wednesday 9 am to 3 pm. Paula Davis, granddaughter of Fred Davis, appears in Actors Workshop 66.
A Saturday and Sunday hospital report details admissions at multiple addresses including Mrs Henry Stone and Mrs Hulda Krokstrom for medical care and surgery. Births include two girls and a boy to local couples. Dismissals include Roy Willis and Mrs Leta Babcock. Police court summonses issued for disturbance and speeding with bonds posted for Frederick M McCreedy.
EM3C James F. Shomaker USN son of Mrs Vern L Cu pp er of Lavenburg sails aboard destroyer USS Gearing. The Newport based ship with Destroyer Squadron 24 will join four month exercises with Sixth Fleet and Middle East Force in the Mediterranean and Middle East regions.
Chicago reports the Kennedy family protests a Manchester manuscript describing the president's death. Jackie Kennedy reportedly regrets sharing her recollections and the family seeks to delete certain passages from The Death of a President.
Obituaries list Mamie Wood White 80 Erie and Estelle Broadwell 87 Chanu te with long lines of survivors. Henry Thurstin 83 Chanute and T E Wrench Jr 91 Beloit are noted along with L D Williamson Garden City and local clergy. Funeral services are planned with reunions and memorials at Pierce Funeral Home Parsons Johnson Chapel and Elmwood Cemetery in Beloit.
Roy Frederick Dannelley Sr., 78, of 501 N Kansas, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a few weeks illness. Born September 15, 1888 in Shelbyville Illinois, he moved to Kansas at age three, lived in Erie and Garrardsburg then Chanute. He married Emma Dunivant on November 4 1909 and worked as carpenter shop foreman at Ash Grove Cement Plant retiring seven years ago. He was a Methodist in youth later attended Grant Avenue Baptist Church and belonged to the Elks Lodge. Survived by four sons Edward D Dannelley Norton California Rov F Dannelley Jr 1022 S Lafayette Leland Dannelley Sparks Nevada and Burl Dean Dannelley at home. One son
The manuscript reportedly contains previously unseen material about President Johnson and the Kennedy family. Harper & Row will publish the book and Look magazine will serialize four installments starting January 10, heightening friction between Johnson and the Kennedys.
The memorial service for Mrs Martha E Palmer was conducted at First Methodist Church with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs C H Pankratz was accompanied by Patty Lusk who sang Lily of the Valley and How Great Thou Art. Floral attendant was Mrs Howard Stitt. Bearers were Howard Stitt Charles Wampler Jerry Finch Earl Trussell L J Junod and Charles Cox. Burial was in Highland Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary.
State Weather reports list 24 hour period endings at 6 a.m. with high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts across Kansas City. Data cover multiple stations and show variations by location within the metro area.
Daily Transcript lists Saturday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including William Fritz from Bryant Rest Home for surgery and Edgar Allen Benedict for medical care, plus Robert Dupre and Dale Whet sel for medical treatment at 110 N Highland and E Main. Dismissals covered include Mrs. with unspecified full details.
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