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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
2
Hogs opened steady to 25 cents lower with barrows and gilts mainly 190 to 260 pounds at 15.75 to 16.50, 195 to 235 pounds at 16.50 to 16.85, and 260 to 280 pounds at 15.25 to 15.75. sows 290 to 400 pounds 13.00 to 14.00, 400 to 600 pounds 12.25 to 13.25. Cattle receipts 800 head, calves none. bulk sold to slaughter. Sheep 25 head, not enough for market test.
In Kansas City, wholesale eggs show large eggs at 80 percent A 27-282 and mediums at 80 percent A 25-26. Other produce prices remain unchanged.
Chicago AP notes butter prices remain steady and eggs hold steady or slow. Grade A whites 26 cents per pound, mixed 26, mediums 23, standards 24.
Chicago report shows no sales of wheat or oats. Corn futures market lists No 1 yellow prices at 1.294 and 1.28 for yellow and non yellow grades. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.97 and soybeans oil at 11.75. Wheat futures purchases compare prior session 5.618 million, week 5.705 million, year 3.07 billion. Open interest in wheat futures previously recorded at 88.533 million bushels.
Wheat prices fall to 1.62 1.63 per bushel for No 2 mixed grades with variations noted. Corn quotes range 1.31 to 1.63 for No 3 and No 2 white, with oats listed as none. Milo maize around 2.10, rye near 1.10 to 1.13, barley 1.11 to 1.17, soybeans 2.82 to 2.88, sacked bran 47.00 to 47.70, sacked shorts 45.00 to 45.25, and Ne 2 noted.
Erie man John B. Finley faces assault and resisting arrest charges moved to district court after a not guilty plea in justice court. He allegedly kicked and cursed Sheriff George Neely and Sheriff Bill Strukel during a highway stop near St Paul around midnight December 27. Finley is serving a 20 day contempt term and bond will be reset by district court.
Chanute Tribune issues appear with staff roles and office details for Chanute Kansas. The paper lists publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Walilingford advertising manager Joan Heversa circulation manager Mrs Leland Loewe and others along with printing and post office information and subscription rates across Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. Subscriptions are 1 year 9.00 3 months 3.00 1 month 1.00.
In active trading on Wall Street New York the Dow Jones industrial average rose toward its record high. Volume reached about 5.3 million shares versus 5.8 million the previous day. Steels nonferrous metals and chemicals led gains while corporate and U S government bonds held steady.
Moran High School girls fell 28 to 39 as Elsmore extended its season win streak to 37. Ruth Ard and Ann Dunlap led Elsmore with 20 and 11 points respectively while Kathy Manbeck scored 16 for Moran. Elsmore awaits Kincaid at home then Moran away on January 25.
AP reports two men robbed Coats State Bank at 10:25 a.m. taking currency from cash drawers. Cashier E L Trock said one assailant was white and the other a Negro. they ordered staff to face the wall and left after learning the vault would not open until 1 p.m. The white man was armed, the other did not show a gun.
The Kansas Legislature adjourned Thursday for the weekend with 165 lawmakers set to return Monday for a joint session where Gov. William H. Avery will present his recommended program. Tuesday will see House organization completion and committee appointments by Speaker Clyde Hill. Senate committee assignments were announced, and a key measure to ease Kansas school districts into unified status will be introduced by Reps. John Bower Ed Boyd and Walter Ford to remove double boards and two primaries.
Beryl Crawford retired Presbyterian missionary who served with Spanish speaking missions will show slides at the second session of the all church school of missions sponsored by Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren churches. The study will be held Sunday at 7 19 p m at the Methodist church in September in Kansas City Kansas. He will complete his work at the College of Emporia Emporia with a biology degree in the spring.
Ed Williams, son of Mr and Mrs R E Williams of 218 E Lith, has been accepted at the University of Kansas Medical School for the class beginning.
A Daily Transcript Hospital notice lists Thursday admissions including Mrs. John Myers Humboldt medical and Mrs. Sarah Miller at 1909 S Edith for surgery along with other patients. Dismissals cover multiple residents in Humboldt Walnut and nearby areas, followed by today’s admissions and dismissals, then marriage licenses and police court actions with several names and addresses.
Marvin Walls, 20, of Chanute, was arrested on a city court warrant charging disturbing the peace. He posted $30 bond and was released for a 3:30 p.m. Wednesday hearing. The warrant stemmed from an incident at the Sunset Club south of town, dated January.
Mrs Cresent Owen will tell the story The Wave to children during the public library story hour on Saturday morning from 10 30 to 11 Afterward attendees may discuss the tale and its themes in a brief Q A session.
Virgil Lowe of Erie was elected vice president of the Southeast Kansas County Officials Association at meetings in Yates Center on Thursday. Seven teen counties in this area belong to the association.
Police arrested Wilbur Riley of Chanute on a Shawnee county misdemeanor warrant for failing to keep a truck log. He was released after arranging to pay a total of 17.83 dollars for the fine and court costs.
Gary Brooks of 614 South Grant told police at midnight that his 1961 Ford struck a parked car at the William Stephenson residence on North Plummer. Investigators learned the parked car belonged to Stephen Stephenson and was in a ditch blocking the road after he missed a driveway. A wrecker pulled the car from the ditch and cleared the roadway. Brooks car damage was about 20 dollars while Stephenson’s 1959 Ford had no listed damage.
W J Rausch of 915 West Oak reported to police that his car backed from a parking place in front of the Henry Myers store at 215 East Main and bumped a vehicle belonging to Mrs. Myers.
Sonia K Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Nelson 611 S Lafayette is among 22 junior class students at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City who will receive a black band on the white cap at ceremonies in the student residence Sunday The band marks completion of half the nursing program and includes a semester of medical surgical nursing
Oregon legislators protested a Portland night club operator's request to use the state penitentiary gas chamber for entertainment. The chamber is unused since the death penalty was abolished. Harvey Dick sought to buy the facility for a club with customers taking photos inside. Senators urged destruction of the chamber.
Recreation Calendar lists events at the recreation center and St Patrick's gym. Junior High night Friday events, Senior High night Saturday, industrial basketball Monday and Tuesday, Women's Arts and Crafts Tuesday, Grade school square dancing Thursday, and Senior citizens Friday at Federation Room.
Mrs Walter W Lammers 49 of Leawood died Tuesday at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Kansas City She formerly lived in Chanute where her husband worked for Santa Fe They had resided in Kansas City 15 years Born in Clay Center Survived by husband a son William E and a daughter Cynthia all students at Kansas State University Funeral service held in Kansas City Thursday morning a service at Mount Hope Chapel Topeka followed by burial at Mount Hope Cemetery
Mrs Minnie Christie aged 88 of rural Chanute died at noon today at Neosho Manor. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gibson Funeral Home.
Wichita Kansas AP report shows crude oil pipeline runs averaged 294542 barrels daily for the week ended January 11. The figure falls 4686 barrels from the prior week and remains below the 300000 barrel daily allowable level set by the Conservation Commission.
Mrs R D Churchill hosted To days Mothers Club Thursday afternoon at 909 S Tennessee. Mrs Emmett Bolze assisted. Mrs Frank Hotchkiss presided and gave the opening prayer. A paper on Keeping the New Year was read by Mrs Giles Whitworth. Mrs Helen Ackerson, Mrs Whitworth and Mrs C I Newton were named to the nominating committee. Mrs J W Eschen was a guest. Tea featured a lace cloth and a centerpiece of red roses in a milk glass vase.
Mrs. Jack Havorka and Mrs. Lowell Holland led refreshments at the Merry Mothers Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Dwight Blackwood at 1309 W 4th. Don Hawley chaired as the group approved a $50 donation to school nurse Mrs. Margaret Woods for Cha nute children. Plans covered a Valentine party on February 1 and the fall luncheon in October with 11 members present. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bill Smoot’s home.
If you cannot reach the Tribune by calling your carrier try again after 6 p.m. Use HE 1 3400 for reaching the carrier.
St Marys ninth grade from Chanute defeated St Patrick's 39 27, ending St Patrick's five game win streak. St Patrick's struggled with poor first half scoring and was short-handed without center Gerald Berthot. St Marys led 9 3 6 14 8 11 for the final tally, while St Patrick's made most of their free throws late but could not close the gap. Box scores note Dellesage, Torchia and Blanche among St Marys scorers.
The Urban Renewal Administration boosted the grant for the Argentine Heights urban renewal project in Kansas City Kansas by $45,936, raising the total grant to $1,128,094.
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