Hog Prices Higher at Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs up to 25 cents higher with barrows and gilts at 15.50 to 16.00 for 190 to 250 pounds and 16.00 to 25 for 195 to 230 pounds. Sows gain 25 cents. Cattle feed, calves, and livestock values mixed with steers, heifers, and calves listed. sheep for lambs 21.50 to 21.00 with other grades steady to higher. Eggs mostly steady to unchanged.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Egg price report from Kansas City markets
AP notes consumer and wholesale egg prices by size and grade for Missouri and Arkansas markets. Large eggs mix A and B price ranges, medium and small sizes listed. Butter prices unchanged. Delivery details and plant quotations appear in the farm market notes.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Chicago Poultry Prices Unchanged on Tuesday
Chicago producers report steady live poultry market with roasters at 23 to 26 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 18 to 19 cents. heavy hens listed at 18 cents.
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Chicago
Wheat, oats and soybeans show no sales in Chicago report
Chicago AP market notice reports no sales for wheat oats or soybeans. Corn No 4 yellow priced at 1.24 with sample grade yellow 1.24. Soybean oil quoted at 10.95.
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Chicago
Wall Street Gains Ground On Economic Plans
Wall Street rose late in the session as volume reached about 4.3 million shares. Investors cheered President Johnson's State of the Union outline of plans to boost the economy. corporate bonds were mixed while Treasuries advanced.
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New York
Johnson
Car Crashes Cause Minor Damages in City
Eugene Koester, 18, of 816 N Forest, drove into a parked 1964 Rambler of Dean L Krug at 102 N Steuben about 9 10 last night. Koester and passengers unharmed. Buick left front $150 damage, Rambler left front $2. Koester said he veered while lighting a cigarette. Minor damage reports followed to cars driven by Marsha Hutchison and Bill Bircher at Lincoln and Main, and Elmer Gerhardt’s car bumper damaged by a backing car on 4th at Senior High. driver named Joe Doyle.
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Eugene Koester
N. Forest
N. Steuben
Koester
Dean L. Krug
Wichita
Marsha Hutchison
S. Wilson
Bill Bircher
Lincoln and
Main
Hutchison
Elmer Gerhardt
S. Ashby
Senior High
Joe Doyle
S. Kansas
Kansas Holds Fourth in State Education Retention
New York ap report says Kansas ranks fourth in keeping its college students in state. Dr Albert Bowker of the American Statistical Association and City College of New York cites Utah Arizona North Dakota Kansas and Montana on the Honor Roll of States. Bowker notes the measure uses full time students with 30 percent or more remaining.
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New York
Kansas
Albert Bowker
American Statistical Society
City College of New York
Bowker
American Statistical Association
Chicago
Utah
Arizona
North Dakota
Montana
Tiepolo paintings found on embassy ceiling in London
The United Arab Republic embassy in London uncovered a fortune in Giovanni Tiepolo paintings on its drawing room ceiling. Experts estimate the works at 400000 to 700000 dollars. The embassy said the canvases are framed works not painted directly on the ceiling.
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London
United Arab Republic
Giovanni Tiepolo
Tiepolo
Rogers Return After Holidays Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Rogers of San Diego have returned home after spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Dana Dorst 621 W Oak Thomas Eugene Graham son of Mr and Mrs T F Graham 633 S Grant enlisted in the Navy yesterday and has been sent to San Diego for recruit training He is a graduate of Chanute High School.
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Robert Rogers
San Diego
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Thomas Eugene Graham
T. F. Graham
S. Grant
Navy
Chanute High School
Pfc
Edgar C. King, JR
Marine Corp
Calif
Ed King
S. Highland
Runaway 15 year old boy returned to Parsons facility
A 15 year old boy labeled a runaway from the Parsons State Training School was taken into custody by police yesterday noon. School authorities located him and later returned him to Parsons.
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Parsons State Training School
Parsons
Poultry and Egg Jamboree Planned for Feb. 2
Planning of the annual South east Kansas Poultry and Egg Jamboree continued at a chamber of commerce agriculture committee meeting. The event is scheduled for February 2 at the National Guard armory.
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Southeast Kansas
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
National Guard
Improved Garner's or Ideal Farm Record Book Ad
An advertisement for the improved Garner s or Ideal Farm Record Book featuring Social Security records. The offer promotes saving time work and income tax dollars with a complete record system and invites readers to see it today at Midwest Office Supply located at 5 West Main in Chanuie.
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Garner
Officers Installed By Real Estate Boards
The Chanute Multi-List and Neosho County Real Estate Boards installed officers at a luncheon at the Tioga Hotel. Ebur Schultz became president, Glen Mc Laren vice president, and Boyd Burns treasurer. Gail Malson begins a three year term on the board of directors alongside outgoing president Phil Cooper, Robert N. Allen, and Burns.
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Chanute
Neosho County
Tioga Hotel
Ebur Schultz
Glen McLaren
Boyd Burns
Gail Malson
Phil Cooper
Robert N. Allen
Burns
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Daily Transcript lists Monday admissions including Mrs Bessie Lehman and Harlie Wolgast with medical needs and Mrs Kenneth Baeten for surgery, plus dismissals such as William Spence and Mrs Michael Deacon. Also notes admissions today for Vester Robinson and Joseph Hansen, and dismissals including Raymond Barnett Humboldt Ella Coburn Autry Rest Home and Dale Rickerson. Highway Patrol citations issued to multiple individuals for offenses including failing to observe stop signs and speeding with fines and costs noted. District Court filings in Chanute include a divorce action G V Winder vs Myrtie J Winder with date of marriage and abandonment allegations.
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Bessie Lehman
N. Forest
Harlie A. Wolgast
S. Larson
Henry Vetter
S. Katy
Kenneth Baeten
Humboldt
William Spence
Tulsa
Michael Deacon
S. Highland
Larry Bailey
Vester Robinson
R. 4
Joseph Hansen
S. Edith
Raymond Barnett
Ella Coburn
Autry Rest
Richard L. Henderson
Dale Rickerson
S. Malcolm
Rosezeila Cassingham
N. Lafayette
Highway Patrol
Gary L. Howell
N. Steuben
E. Helding
Wichita
Louis G. McCormick
Merriam
Thomas PF. Write Jr
Overlane Park
Hiegatag
Lafayette
Gery L. VanGotten
Santa Fe
Wayne
Cooper
Lincoln
Richard A. Schultz
W. Ltd
Remodeling Governor's Office in Topeka for Avery Arrival
Plans disclosed for remodeling the governor s office at the statehouse to ready for Gov elect William H Avery. Workmen start Saturday to close the front public door and use a side door as the sole entrance. A partition will create separate offices for staff, with reception, pardon attorney, and two secretaries moved to other spaces. Avery s office will be in the south end of the long room, a coffee room unchanged.
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Topeka
Statehouse
William H. Avery
Avery
Pardon
Midway prepares for semester end and league tourney
BUFFALO Midway Consolidated School eyes the end of the first semester on January 15 and a Four County League basketball tourney in the Midway gym on January 12 14 and 16. Visiting teams include Thayer Altoona Joint Rural Galesburg and Edna. Milo E Peterson superintendent notes Christmas decorations started three years ago by D Maxine Collison art instructor, featuring an enlarged outdoor scene with candles Santa Claus and two reindeer enjoyed by the neighborhood and motorists.
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Buffalo
Midway Consolidated
Emporia State College
Midway Gym
Thayer
Altoona
Joint Rural
Galesburg
Edna
Milo E. Peterson
Oil and auto products debt case before judge Fisher
Mobile Oil Company division of Socony Mobil Inc sues Trevis W Fisher for 193.10 alleged due on purchase of oil products and auto accessories plus interest and costs. Court date set for Monday at 1 p.m. Highten cats on roof noted.
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Mobile O. Co
Socony Mobil, Inc
Ve. Trevis W. Fisher
Deaths and Funerals Theodore A Sherrell 78
Theodore A Sherrell 78 died at his daughter's home in Erie after ill health since February. Born June 15 1886 in Missouri, he farmed near Erie since 1943, married Fern Gildart in Lola May 9 1922. Survived by two sons Carl and Clyde, a sister, two brothers, a step-brother, eight grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral at Coven ant Church Savonburg 2 PM Thursday with burial in East Hill Cemetery Erie. visitation at Erie Funeral Home 7:30 to 8:30 PM Wednesday.
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Theodore A. Sherrell
Wanda Collins
R. J. Erie
Missouri
James Sherrell
Erie
Thayer
Fern Gildart
Lola
Fannie Stannally
Deerfield
Lee Sherrell
Ralph Sherrell
Urbana
George Miller
Pawnee
Okio
Covenant Church
Savonburg
Robert Huse
East Hill
Toastmasters In Meeting Reflect On 1965 Plans
Cha nute Toastmasters met at the Memorial building for a regular gathering. Jim Boerwinkle led the comments as topicmaster with Wayne Smith as toastmaster and Dr. Jim Kensett delivering the invocation. Dr. Ingram won best speaker honors and Wheeler was most improved. Steeves earned the Boner Award. A future ah count was approved to fund a penny drop for each filler. Harvey Bennett was introduced as a new member.
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Chanute
Memorial Building
Jim Boerwinkle
Wayne Smith
Jim Kensett
Harry Steeves
Fred Ingram
Brad Wheeler
Ingram
Wheeler
Steeves
Eckstine Fails toappear for Royal Box engagement
New York AP Billy Eckstine did not appear for two performances at the Royal Box supper club in the Hotel Americana starting a 5500 dollar week engagement. Manager Milton Deutch said Eckstine has not been seen since Sunday after a rehearsal and filed a missing person report with police. His wife Carolle Drake described him as a teetotaler and expressed concern.
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New York
Billy Eckstine
Royal Box
Hotel Americana
Milton Deutch
Eckstine
Deutch
Carolle Drake
Billy
Snyder Funeral Service Held for Kenneth C Snyder
Funeral services were conducted at the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel Monday at 10 AM with Dr. Fred Shaw officiating. Organist Mrs. Dave Petterson accompanied Mrs. Robert Koch as she sang three hymns. A second service followed at 2 PM at Forest Hill Chapel Kansas City with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Funeral service for Lemuel Ray Cole at Johnson Mortuary
Funeral services for Lemuel Ray Cole were held Monday at Johnson Mortuary. The Rev. Dale Sneeringer conducted the service with an organ solo titled Take My Hand, Precious Lord performed by Hazel Slane. Bearers were J. H. Snyder Ed Lesher C. W. Boman W. T. Cline N. E. Durham and H. G. LaForge. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Lemuel Ray Cole
Johnson Mortuary
Dale Sneeringer
Lord
Hazel Slane
J. H. Snyder
Ed Lesher
C. W. Boman
W. T. Cline
N. E. Durham
H. G. LaForge
Elmwood Cemetery
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas with staff including Dwight Wallingford John Hovorka and Ben Nicholas. It lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with yearly and six month options and notes mailing precautions and AP content rights.
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Chanute Publishing
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John Hovorka
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Ben Nicholas
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Neosho
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Wison
Woodson
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