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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City AP market notes show hogs steady to 25 lower with barrows and gilts 190 to 310 pounds at 14.75 to 16.25, sows 12.25 to 14.00. sheep slaughter lambs 20.75 to 21.50, ewes and feeders steady. cattle and calves active with calves around 400, steers and heifers 25 to 75 lower, cows steady. Eggs steady with A whites at 27.2 cents per dozen, overall prices unchanged.
Market quotes listing hog prices by grade and weight such as U S 1 and 2 190-240 pounds at 15 75 to 16 25 per cwt and sows 300 pounds down at 11 50 to 12 50. Cattle prices include grain fed steers and heifers U S choice 21 50 to 22 50 U S good 18 00 to 21 00 and calves stocker and feeder 21 00 to 23 50. Includes cows bulls sheep with various price ranges for different qualities and weights.
K C Produce in Kansas City reports consumer eggs unchanged with large 24 to 27 cents, medium 22 to 24, small 17 to 19. wholesale large 27 1/2 to 29, mediums 25 to 26. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers at farm 12 1/2 to 13 1/2, delivered at plant 13 to 14. butter unchanged with grade A ib solid 69 and grade A ib quarters 70.
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices steady roasters 25 to 26 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers 18 to 19 cents. Butter prices hold at 93 score AA 37 and 92 A 57.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details including staff titles and roles such as Publisher News Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Foreman and other printer's marks. It notes the paper is published evenings except Sunday and mentions postal status and Associated Press affiliation.
Market shows Grade A Extra Large 5 and Grade A Large items with assorted grades noted. Current receipts include Sweet Cream and premium cream varieties, with miscellaneous items such as hens, roosters, hides, and glue priced per pound.
AP notes no wheat or soybean sales with corn mixed. No 3 yellow futures posted 1.25 to 1.26 while No 4 yellow ranged 1.19 to 1.23. Oats Nos 1 extra heavy white 794 and No 1 heavy white 78s. Soybean oil at 11.08. Soybeans closed 1.5 cents higher to see January at 2.842. March wheat and corn moved variedly with oats, rye shifting. March prices: wheat around 1.50, corn near 1.25, oats around 0.73 to 0.74, rye about 1.24.
Wall Street settled irregularly lower in fairly active trading with about 5.4 million shares. Gold mining stocks fell on gold price drop and government statements easing gold speculation. Airlines rose on higher traffic while cigarette issues stayed near unchanged after the smoking and health report. Steels autos chemicals and nonferrous metals were mixed or down as bond markets held steady.
Fern L. Schiesser 38 of 501 W 1st and Esther B. Gilbert 57 of 518 W 2nd were in a crash at Main and Garfield about 8 45 am today. Police said Schiesser was turning left from south to west while Gilbert was eastbound. Damages were estimated at 50 dollars to Schiesser’s 1949 Chevrolet and 150 dollars to Gilbert’s 1960 Buick.
Mrs. George Crockatt of 3 E 4th attended a Topeka Saturday joint meeting with Jaycees on mental health and retardation as a special project. Principal speaker was Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilcott depart Sunday for Miami Beach Florida to attend the annual branch managers meeting of the BMA.
John Bollig of 310 East 4th entered St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City on Friday for an examination, as reported in hospital records.
John E. Sander Jr of 1709 S Ashby moved last week from Neosho Memorial Hospital to St Francis Hospital Wichita. The transfer reflects routine patient relocation between facilities in the city.
Mrs. Mary Rising died at her Pittsburg home Sunday. She was the wife of Dr. Lloyd H. Rising pastor of the First Methodist Church in Pittsburg since 1950. A memorial service will be held at the church Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. She was dean of men at the college in the early 1930s and later chairman of the English department.
Frank David Ebert, 83, of Neosho County, died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after three weeks of illness. Born December 30, 1881, he was a retired farmer and husband of Olive D. Hart, married February 26, 1903. Survivors include a daughter, two sons, three sisters, a brother, eight grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Memorial services by Dr. Duff Wagoner were held at Johnson Mortuary with burial at Elmwood Cemetery and Memorial Park Cemetery locations noted.
Mrs Gertrude Alice Green wood 52 of 11 S Rutter died Sunday at Neosho Memorial Hospital born Fredonia July 4 1912 married Floyd Greenwood at Yates Center Aug 17 1940. She belonged to First Methodist church and lived in Chanute 24 years Survived by her husband four sisters and one brother Funeral 2 p m Wednesday at Johnson Mortuary with Dr Duff Wagoner officiating burial Elmwood Cemetery
Earl Franklin McCullough 35 of 605 S Ashby died unexpectedly in Emporia Saturday. He worked for Santa Fe as a fireman, born July 4 1929 at Chanute and lifelong Chanute area. A Erie High School and Parsons Junior College graduate, he married Josephine Elliott July 24 1952 in Bentonville Arkansas. He was Korean War veteran, served in American Legion and B of LF and E. Survived by wife three sons Earl Rex Mitchell and two daughters Jacqueline Victoria of home and Valeria in Girard, and his parents Mr and Mrs Earl W Mc
TOPEKA AP John F. Eberhardt of Wichita and Eldon Sloan of Topeka were named to the Kansas Board of Regents by Gov. John Anderson shortly before leaving office. Both are attorneys. Eberhardt fills the seat of Clyde Reed Parsons publisher and Sloan succeeds W F Danenbarger Concordia radio executive as terms for Reed and Danenbarger expired Dec 31. Robert Langenwalter of Wichita was appointed to the Kansas Highway Commission.
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Samuel Jones Simmons with Rev. Floyd H Thuston presiding. Residents Mrs Virginia Hail and Mrs Li ly Kenoly performed songs, others contributing musical support. Condolences were read by Mrs Carl Jenkins and obituary read by Mrs Floyd Thuston. Bearers were Frank Butler Marion Kenoly Chester Hale John Criss Edgar Rogers and Willie Cole. Burial followed at Elmwood cemetery.
Ken Arbuckle will present a program of American folk stories at Grace Episcopal church for the Talk of the Month Club dinner meeting. Meal served at 6 50. Arbuckle, raised in Albany, pursued story collection in high school and later studied drama and radio in New York City, with acting credits in radio TV and films and a touring schedule spanning eight years.
LANCASTER, Kan. AP John Negansett 19 of the Pottawatomie Indian reservation near Horton was killed by a car near Lancaster early Sunday. The driver was Ronald Tuley 19 of Effingham.
Pearl Deck er received word of the death of Denny Decker Sigourney Iowa. An uncle of Mrs. W D Hempen and Max Decker he was a former Buffalo resident. Hempen and Max attended the funeral in Sigourney. Also noted are hospital stays for Mrs Alva DeArmond and Miss McAdoo at St Margaret s Hospital in Fredonia.
Saturday admissions list includes Travis Perez Humboldt Charles Wolf 802 S Malcolm Eileen Cumings 1292 S Plummer Mrs John Sallee Lavenburg. dismissals include Mrs Carl Weiner II 1021 S Tennessee Mrs Opal Blom Neosho Manor William Brotton 204 Kansas. Steuben Mrs Grace Tewkesbury 615 W 3rd. birth to Milford Driskill Hayesville. Sunday admissions list includes Ett a Roberts 1018 S Washington surgery Mrs George Allen 1318 S Plummer surgery Mrs Leonard Ehmke R 3 surgery Percy Rowan 1518 S Malcolm medical Emmett Campbell 1192 W Main medical. dismissals Sunday include Travis Perez Humboldt Mrs Duane McDaniel 719 N Kansas Mrs Tony Biele 1022 N Santa Fe Larry Nordstedt Galesburg Charles Harp Thayer. birth Sunday to Richard Tinch Humboldt a boy. admissions today Glen McLaren 703 S Plummer surgery Carl Donovan Louisville Neb medical. police court action Gerald L Ward 115 N Steuben reckless driving cited Friday 25 bond. Warren P Welch Jr 1115 N Steuben reckless driving cited Friday 25 bond. Jim Sheward Ada Okla intoxication arrested Saturday sentenced to 30 days jail paroled on condition he wash police cars. traffic citation George F Hightower Parsons notail lights no tag 20 bond. Fire Runs Sunday 6 20 p m M C McGregor residence 512 N Highland minor porch damage from hot ashes. Sunday 6 55 p m 1018 N Grant carbon monoxide check test negative.
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