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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1962
Page
2
Cattle, calves, and steers show mixed moves in Kansas City and Chicago with butter and eggs unsettled. Hog prices rise slightly for barrows and gilts while sows hold steady. sheep and lambs stay broadly steady with prime lambs near 18 to 19.75. Cattle and poultry ranges noted across markets include roasters and hens with variable weights and grades.
Live animal prices listed for Hogs Cattle Veals and Bulls with U.S. grade ranges and weights. Sheep and stockyard notices note closure Monday and Tuesday. Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs grade A large prices and wholesale egg ranges with others unchanged.
Charles C. Blanchard, W.M. and Jay T. Klinginsmith, Sec'y invite visitors as the lodge welcomes visiting brethren to attend meetings.
Chicago markets show no sales for wheat corn oats or soybeans. Soybean oil stands at 8's 5 each. Barley ranges 1.25 to 1.83n with feed 88 to 1.05n. Wheat closes about 7% lower to % higher at December 2.0812 09'2. Corn around % lower with December 1.112% seats 2 cents higher to % lower. Rye 4% higher to %% lower December 1.3635. Soybeans up to %4 higher January 2.4734-5.
Kansas City AP notes declines or gains across grains with bids for wheat at 2.23 to 2.67 for No 2 hard and dark hard and corn values from 1.15 to 1.46 for No 2 white and yellow depending on grade. Soybeans around 2.39 to 2.45 and oats and barley also listed.
The market moved irregularly in a holiday like afternoon with early losses erased by a mid day rise that faded. Most key issues changed by under a point as volume totaled about 3.5 million shares with bonds showing irregular activity in fairly active dealings.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions Monday include Randy Haines 801 S Western medical and Mrs Arthur Baker 523 N Central medical. Dismissals Monday list Dennis Carr Yates Center Henry Lassman Humboldt. Admissions today include Robin Houda Humboldt surgery and Glenn Small R 1 medical. Dismissals today name Ella Townsend 802 S Central John White Humboldt Randy Haines 801 S Western and A C Barker 820 W Second.
East Germany's Communist regime announced the first atomic reactor built with its own resources is being handed over today to the Central Institute for Atomic Physics at Rossendorf near Dresden.
Police investigated vandalism at the Ryan Transport Corp trucking yard where a pickup windshield was shot seven or eight times with a BB gun. Two other trucks showed similar marks as officers logged minor damage and await further leads.
Obituaries note Mrs. Lillian H. Meyer died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after visiting Chanute. Fred Hinrichs 82 died at his daughter’s home Overland Mo burial in Renault Ill. Mrs. Arthur Courtney Ward reports death of Zella Courtney Almena former Savonburg Lean na residents. Roy Peters 58 of Walnut died in Rhineland Mo hospital survived by wife Mildred Wade son Lynn Manhattan two brothers three grandchildren funeral at Hannon Freewill Baptist Church burial Worsley cemetery. CAWTHORN funeral for Mrs J W Cawthorn held at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Rev Waldron officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Martin J. Roos 86 of Humboldt died Monday after years of illness. Born in Cleveland in 1876, she lived in Humboldt since 1919. Survived by two daughters, one son, siblings, 17 grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rosary Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Burial in St. Joseph Cemetery.
The Air Force launched a satellite rocket using an Atlas Agena-B booster but destroyed it shortly after lift off. Spokesmen announced an investigation is in progress and provided few details.
Erie County courthouse officials employees and families held their annual Christmas party with a covered dish dinner tree and gift exchange. The sheriff county superintendent of schools and Neosho County Abstract Co hosted the event with a barbecued pig provided by Sheriff Jerry Sloan. About 125 people attended.
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying presents shopper tips and safety reminders for making informed purchases. The notice emphasizes checking product quality, reading labels, and understanding return policies. It highlights consumer protections and encourages careful comparison of prices and terms.
The Bank of Commerce hosted a Christmas dinner and party Saturday evening at the Tioga Hotel. Attendees included employees, officers, directors and their spouses. Mrs. Frank Stacy led arrangements with Daisy Jordan, Charles Lett, George Carlson, and Miss Marcella LaSalle assisting. The Sweet Adeline Chapter of Chanute entertained with songs and carols, followed by a gift exchange.
Forty three women attended the Arts and Crafts class meeting at the Launching Pad led by Mrs Hans Herold. A cookie walk and refreshments followed. Next meeting on January 7 will feature Martin Rotunne marionette demonstration.
Mrs. Marvin Seefeldt presided at the business meeting following dinner games with James. Don Beach Norman Koch Vincent McCune and H. M. Bauer won the prizes. Mrs. Davidson played Santa for the gift exchange.
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