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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
2
Kansas City cattle and hog quotes show gains and declines across classes with feeders rising 50 to 75 cents. Hogs fall 25 to 50 cents, sows down 25, sheep steady to mixed, poultry prices listed for heavy and light hens, capons, and ducks. Butter prices recorded for Grade A butter.
The market reports show Parson hogs priced $12.00 to $14.50 across weights and grades, cattle with steers and heifers from $16.50 to $22.25, stockers and feeders $14.00 to $27.00, and sheep with lambs near $17.50 and ewes from $2.00 to $12.00. Buyers and sellers note steady trends across major categories with selective highs for prime and choice lots.
AP reports consumer eggs list price ranges for large medium and small grades with alts for A and B categories. Wholesale eggs show 80 percent A and ranges for large and medium sizes, noting typical values near midpoints.
Chicago AP notes butter prices unchanged while eggs show mixed movement. Grade A whites mostly hold at 38.44, mixed 37.2, mediums 37, standards 34.2, dirts 32.4, checks 31.2. Report reflects a cautious market with varied bids across egg grades.
Chicago AP notes no wheat sales while corn values rise for various grades No 2 yellow 1.24 No 3 yellow 1.20 1-23 No 4 yellow 1.19 1-22 Oats No 1 heavy white 75 No 2 Eora heavy white 75 4-2 Soybeans No 2 yellow 28 64 s. Soybean oil 84. Wheat futures up to 1s cents per bushel March 2.22 5 s soybeans 1 2 to 3% higher January 2.81 80s corn up 1s to 1s higher March 1.20 7-21 oats up 1% March 72 s-4 rye up 2 to 1% higher March 1.54 s-4
Wheat traded 475 cars with mixed declines and small gains across varieties. Corn advanced about 1 percent with No 2 white and yellow blends rising to around 1.30 to 1.39 per bushel. Oats held steady, mile maize and kafir quoted near 2.00 and 1.99-2.00 respectively. Rye, barley, soybeans, bran, and shorts posted fractional shifts in price ranges through the day.
The Church of the Nazarene at Ist and Lafayette proclaims January 5 to 12 as Youth Week with services on Wednesday Friday Saturday and Sunday at 7 30 p m A banquet is set for Thursday night at 6 30 p m Speakers will be Rev and Mrs Leon Wyss Coffeyville Mrs Lowell Holland president of the Nazarene Young People's Society leads arrangements
The Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co. store in Cherryvale Kan was broken into Sunday night with an estimated 2000 dollars in cash and merchandise taken. Police said a roof air conditioning unit was used to enter, a rear door unlocked, and a truck likely used to haul away goods.
Ted Young 4 Humboldt County died at Bry ant Rest Home born December 6 1879 in Fontain County Indiana married Nellie Jewell in 1899 lived here since infancy retired farmer and church member survived by wife two daughters Fay Osburn and Fern Horner six grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren funeral Wednesday 1 30 Johnson Mortuary burial Leanna cemetery services also in Savenburg Friends Home Lutheran church burial Swedish cemetery Ralston Hutton Moran in charge George Lester Barham 81 Earlton died Sunday morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital born February 21 1882 in Barton County Missouri came to Chanute 1912 oil industry later farmed near Barlt on married Evangeline Smith Presbyterian Cedar Lodge Masons past master survived by wife one son Lloyd three grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters and one brother funeral Tuesday 2 p m Roy S Gibson Funeral Home burial Thayer Cemetery Masonic rites Mrs Mary McGlothlin 100 died January 2 Battle Ground Washington born Fort Scott June 5 1863 moved to Neosho County then Washington lifelong Christian Republican Woman's Kansas Day club mother of ten survived by four sons and six daughters grandchildren and great grandchildren funeral in Camas Washington grave side Wednesday 3 30 Shaw Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge Thomas J O Donnell 66 Chanute died Sunday in Kansas City retired Santa Fe switch man born January 23 1897 married October 2 1924 Venus Mary Ovedon in Frontenac member American Legion VFW St Patrick s Catholic church funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary
Wall Street T SGT James M McNatt of Altoona has graduated from the Second Air Force Senior Noncommissioned Officer Academy at Barksdale AFB Louisiana. He returns to Forbes AFB Kansas as an aircraft engine technician after training in management leadership human relations and other senior NCO duties. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E W Wall of Altoona and a former Altoona High School student.
Mrs Mildred Antonia Sleeper 61 of 805 N Grant died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a three week illness She was born November 11 1902 in Gillett Arkansas and married Harry C Sleeper November 5 1927 in Chanute A Pittsburg State Teachers College graduate she lived in Chanute 37 years She is survived by her husband and one sister Mrs Fay Wedeman Snohomish Washington Services were Tuesday at 10 AM at Johnson Mortuary with Rev Dale Sneeringer of First Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in Mt Hope Cemetery Galesburg Mrs Johanna Peterson 93 died Sunday evening at McAfee Nursing Home Iola Born September 1 1870 in Skane Sweden to Bengt and Karna Carlson She came to America at 17 and settled in Pittsburg She married Jesse Peterson October 15 1890 They moved to a farm near Savonburg in 1905 and remained there until Petersons death in 1939 She later lived in Savonburg then nursing home She was Lutheran and survived by son Hugo LaCygne daughter Agnes Swanson Savonburg five grandchildren six great grandchildren One brother and one sister are deceased
Police cited Bruce Benson Philip Brazil and Richard L Thompson for reckless driving Saturday night. Brazil faced a muffler violation and Thompson tail lights. Each received a police court appearance date. Social Security visitation resumes weekly starting Thursday with dates Jan 9 16 23 30 Feb 6 13 20 27 and March 5 12 19 26 at the Memorial building starting 10 a.m. Mrs Walter Purcell Wanda Janice and D C McKellips were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Lara Alford 519 N Evergreen.
Dr and Mrs J H Bruso Kimberly Kirk and Kristopher of Parsons had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Carl J Schickhardt 115 N Lafayette The Chanute United Fund annual meeting will be held at 730 PM tomorrow in the Chamber of Commerce offices at the Memorial building Attendance is open to all 1963 contributors.
Pvt George Lopeman Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Lopeman formerly of Humboldt has finished Army administration training and now serves as a typist filing clerk in the personnel department in Omaha He attended Chanute schools and Humboldt High School last spring.
Saturday admissions list Fay Ingraham Wilma King Ona Wilfong Dane Ambler medical. Dismissals include Ennis Perez Donald Goins Earlton Floyd Hamilton Mrs Ralph Ruggles Janet Frederick Roy Powers. Sunday admissions Marion Spurrier Louis Larson Rose Key Michael Stierwalt Edward Offenbacker J O Taylor Mrs Daisy Wilson Mrs Loren White Mrs Warren Fitch. Birth: Marvin Kennedy and spouse welcome a girl. Admissions today Molly Horton Garry Starmer medical.
Court filings list divorces and support actions including Paul Dee Kennedy versus Kariene Faye Kennedy for divorce. Margaret Lee Williams versus Melvin Darrell Williams and Mary F Welch versus Fred L Welch involve support under the reciprocal enforcement act. Also noted are judgments in cases against Gien K. Ewi and Wilford L. Kramer.
Golfers still follow the 13 basic principles of gowfs laid down by the 22 noblemen and gentlemen who organized the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews in 1754.
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