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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1967
Page
2
Livestock prices show hogs 7 500 head with barrows and gilts down 75 cents to 19 75 for 190 220 pounds and 19.00 to 19.50 for 200 240 pounds. Cattle steady to uneven with steers high choice and prime at 25 00, calves 25 50 to 28 00, cows 16 50 to 19 00, sheep lambs 25 higher for lambs and 22 25 to 23 50 for woolen lambs.
U S grades and weights with price ranges for hogs, sows, boars, cattle, calves, veal, cows, bulls, and sheep. Includes parsons hogs 200 to 270 pounds and cattle categories from grain fed steers to slaughter ewes, with per head or per cwt values and quality qualifiers.
Wholesale eggs listed by grade and size in Kansas City. Large eggs at 80 percent A are 382-39, mediums at 80 percent A 341-35. Butter grade A priced per pound with quarter 78 and butter solid 77.
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady with multiple grade tiers and scores. Eggs weak with 70 percent or better A whites and mixed grades around 38 and 42. Live poultry unchanged roasters quoted at 23 to 25 cents. special fed White Rock fryers at 18 to 20 cents.
Chicago fields show Wheat No 2 hard and No 2 red at 1.747 sn. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.44 n. Oats No 2 heavy white at 79 percent. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.9942 n. Prices reflect daily commodity trading notes.
Grange leaders from southeastern Kansas will gather Thursday at Odd Fellows Hall for program instruction and discussion of the Grange Centennial observance in 1967. State master James Ingwersen will preside. other leaders include Bonnie Aaron, Barbara Hines, Vesta Laws, Ruth Esther Shorthill, Angel Ingwersen, Max A. Bailey, and Wayne Stewart. The meeting signals a January February membership drive as part of nationwide Grange activities.
Guests from multiple towns gathered at 610 N Highland for a New Year dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walt Bass. Attendees included the Wilson, Veteto, Veteto family groups from Colony and Iola, Pearl McGuire and Harold Culler of Humboldt, and Elmer Rush family from Coffeyville. Larry Hill and spouse from St. Louis visited relatives before returning home.
Dr Hal Sinclair of Kingman son of Frank Sinclair R 3 has accepted the role of manager of the professional nutrition division at Diamond Laboratories Inc in Des Moines He began duties January 1 and will oversee development of new nutritional products and promotion of existing lines across the United States and Canada He attended Cha-
The Royal Neighbors of America will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs Hazel Slane 606 S Malcolm for a 12 noon luncheon. Parking meter permits for the new year have started the police department said today. The permits allow vehicles to park in metered areas without paying. Holders are charged 24 a year or 2 a month for partial-year permits. Fifteen permits were issued last year.
Paul Hummer of Miami Oklahoma reported his 1963 Buick trunk lid damaged while parked at 1111 Lee with a steel bar forcing a large hole. May Hisler of Elsmore reported her billfold disappeared while shopping downtown. A car in the 400 block on West 4th tossed fire crackers prompting police response.
Neosho Memorial Hospital list of admissions and dismissals across Saturday Sunday and Monday includes patients and origins such as Cynthia Ponce and Mrs Herschel Eagle. The notices cover medical and surgical admissions with addresses in Yates Center Humboldt and Meritt and dismissals including Earl True and several residents from R and 10th Street. Police court action notes two cases for disturbing peace with loud mufflers and a police summons for failing to observe a stop sign with bonds posted.
Mrs Maude Tuttle 86 formerly of Thayer died Monday in Kansas City where she had lived since 1960. Born June 28 1880 in Wilson County she married Gus Tuttle Jan 3 1900. She is survived by daughter Mrs Blanch Burgtorf Kansas City. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Thayer Methodist Church Robison Funeral Home Thayer in charge.
Henry Baeten 71 of Humboldt died Monday at Allen County Hospital Iola after several months illness. He was born July 23 1895 in Pittsburg and moved to Humboldt from Caney in 1902. Survived by daughter Lois Squire Humboldt son Kenneth Baeten Humboldt brother C J Baeten Wichita five grandchildren one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Humboldt Presbyterian Church with Rev Bob McGuire and Rev Vernon Cravens officiating. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt Price Funeral Home in charge.
The memorial service for Mrs A L Locke took place at Johnson Chapel with Rev Burt Sutton presiding. D A Finney and Hazel Slane sang selections. Bearers included Jim Cooper and others. Burial followed at East Hill cemetery Erie. The funeral for Carl Henry Larson occurred at Bethel Lutheran Church Vilas with Rev Arthur Solomonson officiating and interment in Vilas Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Milo Myers of R 2 returned home from a trip with their son and family in Cocoa Beach Florida. They toured Florida coast sights and the Everglades and joined a NASA tour of the Kennedy Space Center. A deep sea fishing outing left from Port Canaveral.
Anderson sang The Old Rugged Cross and In the Garden with Harriett Larson. Floral attendants included Mrs. Howard Wescott Mrs. Darrell Nelson and Mr and Mrs Joe Adelgren. Bearers were Darrell Nelson Howard Wescott Reuben Anderson Ira Uden Everett Olson and Carl Stone. Gibson Koch Chapel arranged the service.
The Chanute Tribune notes staff roles including Dwight McCreight publisher and Dwight Wallingford news editor with John Hovorka advertising manager Fay D Clopine circulation manager and Ben Nicholas composing. It lists subscription rates for in and out of trade territory and Chanute boxholders and Chanute carrier pricing. It also states AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
A one hour enrollment period for four Pittsburg State College extension courses will be offered to area residents Wednesday at the Junior College Little Theater from 4 30 to 5 30 p m. Courses include English Romantic Literature Geography of Africa Educational Measurements and Psychology of Personality. About 20 students per class are sought and classes start in late January. Enrollment tomorrow will decide if all four are carried out.
A Christmas tree burning event at Santa Fe Parish is set for 7 30 p m Friday to mark Epiphany and close the Christmas season. Trees should be burned properly on the lake’s west side and the event is open to all parishioners and visiting churches. The Epiphany services at the Episcopal church start with a 6 p m covered dish dinner in Sawyer Hall followed by Holy Eucharist.
Ralph Beeson and spouse announce retirement from Skinney Electric Service at 110 West Main after 22 years. They sold the firm to Kenneth Wood and Bob Ward, who will operate as Lamp Liters Inc at the same location. Beeson has practiced as an electrician in Chanute for over 30 years. They reside at 209 South Allen.
Parsons High School hosts a prelim basketball game at the gym tonight starting 6 30. Men’s volleyball runs 6 39 to 7 50 at Hutton Gym. Women’s physical fitness sessions take place 7 30 to 8 30 at Royster Gym.
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