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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1967
Page
2
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg prices steady for large eggs at 80 percent A 29-32 and mediums at 80 percent A 24-27. Butter prices unchanged.
Parson s Livestock reports bid ranges across cattle hogs and sheep by grade and weight. Hog quotes include No 1 and 2 at 200 220 lb 17 75 18 30. sow and boar categories. cattle include grain fed steers U S choice 24 50 25 50 and stocker calves 27 30. veals cows and bulls shown with multiple quality tiers. sheep priced for good to choice finished lambs and feeders.
Chicago AP reports butter eggs and live poultry prices mostly unchanged. Butter 95 score AA 68, 92 A 68's, 90 B 67%, 89 C 66 with cars B 68's 69 C 67% and eggs at 75% or better A whites 34, mixed 32, mediums 26. Live roasters 24 1 2 to 27, special fed White Rock fryers 18 1 4 to 19%.
Chicago price slate shows Wheat No 2 swid and No 2 soft red around 1.54 and 1.46. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.17 and No 3 yellow near 1.13, No 4 yellow around 1.09. Oats No 2 white near 0.787, Soybeans No 1 yellow around 2.63.
The stock market rose at noon with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 2.25 to 883.55 as gains outpaced losses by about 7 to 4. Gold miners retraced after dollar-peg and dollar-protection reports, while computer stocks showed strength on both exchanges. The AP 60-stock average held at 315.7 with mixed moves across sectors.
Midway Jets led the whole game to beat Altoona Redskins 67 46 in Altoona. Deed Wiltie and Jim Costin scored 14 points each for Midway as they built a 36 19 halftime lead and moved to 3 0 this season. Mark Gibson and Jerry Denny each added 14 for Altoona in defeat.
Recreation calendar lists events tonight and Thursday. Junior Bowling at 3:30 p.m. in the Weight Room. Open Launching Pad at 3 p.m. Thursday. Industrial Basketball at St. Pat's gym with Personal Thrift vs Thayer State Bank at 6:30 and Aeroduct vs Buffalo at 7:45. Arche Club at Launching Pad. Men’s Volleyball at Hutton School gym.
Mrs Lex Copeland performed O Holy Night at the St. Cecila Music Club on Monday afternoon correcting an earlier report that Mrs John Naugh ton was the soloist. Col William C Markley Jr and Mrs Dorothy Hoover left Topeka for home after visiting their mother in Wichita. Police reported a $150 disappearance from Paul Nance’s filling station on South Lincoln and Kenneth Graves reported a damaged right front fender on his 1953 Ford left parked overnight.
Dr Earl B Gehrt reported 232 inpatients for November at Neosho Memorial Hospital 153 medical 57 surgical 22 obstetrical with 202 outpatients 51 X ray 35 lab 116 ER and 1480 inpatient days 108 nursery occupancy 48 4 percent for adults and pediatrics 24 3 percent nursery average daily census 49 3 and 3 4 infants Dr G L Ed Ashley named chief of medical staff for 1968 Other board business included members Dwight Wallingford Virgil Mix David German John MecMeekin and Ed Naanes Christmas decor featured a Yule display by Mrs Alex Bruce and two Junior Red Cross trees Santa visits planned
Visiting Prescott defeated Thayer Five 67 to 62 after a rough game with extensive fouling. Bill Hughes led Thayer with 16 points while Dave Holtzman added 14 and Kent Powers 12 as Prescott built a late margin and kept Thayer to 2-1 this season. The B game went to Thayer 64-51.
Do It Week urges completion of Christmas Seal letters as Neosho County funds rise to 2265.50 dollars. Mrs. Bruce Burris, chairwoman of the Tuberculosis and Health Association, notes strong early response and highlights a 1967 seal design featuring a miniature holiday train.
Visiting hours set 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census lists 43 adults and pediatrics plus four babies. Tuesday admissions include Bonnie Coester and Mrs Allen Kirby with Edgar Rogers noted medical. Dismissals include Mrs Carl Beagley and Mrs Joe Balch. Today admissions include Don Beach. dismissals include Albert Rinehart and Mrs Milo Johnson. Police court actions list Everett Grady Jr for profane language with bond, Larry Baucom for failing to yield with bond, Michael Morgan for speeding with bond, and Elizabeth Mathews for legal parking with bond.
A Neosho County Community Junior College bloodmobile collected 78 pints yesterday, topping the 75 pint quota. It marked the second time in two years that the goal was met. Nine students were rejected, with Dr. Donald Ray and Dr. Earl Gehrt attending. Red Cross volunteers and seven women students staffed the canteen.
Howard J. Evans 58 former Chanute resident died unexpectedly in Kansas City. Survivors include widow and brothers S Sgt T V Evans Korea and Ralph D Evans. Funeral in Kansas City Thursday afternoon. Sue M. Eaton 81 of San Francisco died after illness. Survived by sister Hazel Carter Parsons and brothers William A Eaton Eric Frank Eaton and Mark M Eaton. Funeral held in San Francisco. Marilea Foley Park graveside service at Memorial Park Cemetery with Johnson Mortuary. Born Chanute June 2 1933 she died in Harlingen Texas. Survivors include step sister Joan Thomas St Joseph and step brother David Gromer Portage Indiana. Thomas D Steele funeral in Johnson Chapel conducted by Rev Bert Sutton. Dick Bohling and Hazel Slane sang In the Garden.
The passage names numerous individuals including Hayes E J, Phil Zimm erman, Ed Ashley, Raymond Friederich, Glen McLaren, Floyd Naff, Lanah Wilson, R E Clark, W G Bodley, Don Abbu ehl, Ed Ranz, Roy Williams, Bert Toomey, Fred Thielenhaus, Lena Kepley Robertson, Ora Ritterhouse, Nathan Hole and Canteen workers Jayce Haskins Anita Rhea Barbara Webber Donna Tinsley Kathy Owen Mary Hupp Connie Hottenstien.
The Chanute Tribune lists a memorial service for Dewey Gilbert Dillman in Johnson Chapel led by Rev. M. E. McBrattney with an organ solo How Great Thou Art by Mrs. Hazel Slane. Graveside burial followed at Hesston with John son Mortuary in charge. Bearers for Beyond the Sunset included Roy Wiggans Frank Fackler John Ogleshee Robert Rader Carl Trembley and D L Geeding. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Chanute Tribune details staff roles and contact info with publishing, sales, and circulation staff names. Rates for mail and carrier subscriptions are listed for in territory and outside, plus post office boxholder rates and AP association membership.
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