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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1966
Page
2
Kansas City market report shows cattle prices up for cows and feeders, steers up to 25 higher in places, and hogs mixed with barrows and gilts weaker to 25 lower. Wheat and corn futures drift, with No 2 hard wheat around 1.82 to 1.85 and corn about 1.55 to 1.58, alongside other grains and feeds.
U S grading ranges for hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep with prices per cwt or head across weight classes including sows up to 300 pounds down and various stocker and feeder categories. Prime veal tops at 27 to 30 dollars, slaughter ewes and breeding stock also listed.
Kansas City report shows wholesale eggs firm with large 80 per cent A at 36-38 and 80 per cent A for mediums at 33-35. Butter remains unchanged in the market update.
Chicago market notes poultry unchanged roasters 23 25 cents per pound special fed White Rock fryers 18 19 cents. Butter and eggs steady with no changes reported.
Chanute Tribune publication details with pricing and circulation notes. Includes staff roles, subscription rates for in state and mail outside territory, and Chanute post office boxholder options. Mentions Associated Press affiliation and rights.
Chicago market session shows Wheat No 2 hard and No 2 red both at 1.767 sn. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.44 n. Oats No 2 heavy white 76 477 as. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.97 n. Soybean oil at 10.47 n with futures mostly down for March and January notes.
The New York stock market fell in quiet to moderate volume as losses widened across key stocks and airline shares. Trading closed with declines of fractions to 2 points as the first week of 1966 selling began, delaying tax consequences for profits until next year.
The Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals for Neosho Memorial Hospital across Saturday Sunday and Monday, naming patients by name and residence with medical or surgical notes. A separate section records Highway Patrol Citations in City Court with fines for speeding improper passing and missing stop signs.
News brief notes Mr and Mrs William E Bunn and Benny Joel depart for Atlanta Georgia after visiting Mrs Beck and other relatives at 1015 S Grant. En route they will visit Robert Bunn in Kansas City Kansas and Earl N Bunn in Monett Missouri.
Brenda Jackson, an Emporia State College student, was selected to attend the National Student Assembly Conference of the YM-YWCA in Chicago. She left Monday and will return home next Monday. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse L Jackson of 307 North Malcolm.
Lloyd Moulton of 1505 S Garfield will have heart surgery at St Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City on January 3. The notice confirms his hospital admission and procedure date.
The method suggests halving endive lengthwise then cooking in a skillet with a small amount of salted water. After cooking drain the endive and dress with melted butter and lemon juice.
Obituaries note Mrs. Lilian Mae Crisp 86 of 1192 W Main dies at Neosho Manor after illness. Survivors include two daughters, son, sister, brother, and grandson. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary, Buffalo. J.C. Oshel, Chanute, dies in Lancaster California with services in Chanute and burial at Memorial Park. Dale C. Erickson 61 of Colony dies at Allen County Hospital Iola after four months illness. Burial at Colony Cemetery.
Roy Nathaniel Larson 65 of rural Vilas died at his home Friday night after attending Vilas Lutheran Church services. Survived by wife Wilma Hooper Larson three daughters Opal Alford Dorothy Schaal Evelyn Larson a son Harold Larson Wichita four granddaughters three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Vilas Lutheran Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial Vilas Cemetery Gibson Koch Chapel. Melvin T. Cutler Sr 54 and Edith M. Osborn 92 of Humboldt died Monday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after four months illness. Edith Osborn a Humboldt lifelong resident member of the Presbyterian Church survived by sister Emily G. Osborn with others noted. Burial details incomplete.
The funeral was conducted Saturday by Dr Duff Wagoner at Gibson Koch Chapel for Mrs Adda Swain. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs C H Pankratz accompanied by Mrs Dave Petterson sang Whispering Hope and That Will Be Glory for Me. Bearers were Charles Cox, Shelton Propst, Eldon Penner, John Young, Milo Johnson, and J O Purviance.
The funeral for Joe Stringfellow was at Gibson-Koch Chapel with Rev. Robert Giezentanner officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery with an American Legion military service. Mrs. Dave Petterson accompanied singing of Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. Flower attendants were Mrs. Dewey Maghe and Mrs. Charles Murphy. bearers were Dewey Maghe, Fay Davis, Jim Davis, Earl Pullieam, Joe Godinez and Charles Murphy.
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