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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes mixed livestock moves with hogs steady to mostly lower, lambs up 25 to 75 cents, and cattle bids down for steers and heifers while calves and feeders hold. Slaughter lambs and ewes show gains. wholesale egg prices hold, other produce unchanged.
The report lists detailed price ranges for hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep at Parsons. U S No 1 and 2 hogs 190-240 lb fetch 16 16 50 while sows and heavier stock offer lower bids. Cattle prices span grain fed steers to yearlings with primed veal. Sheep include finished lambs up to 20 dollars and breeding ewes from five to eight dollars.
Chicago AP notes live poultry prices unchanged with roasters 23 to 26 cents per pound special fed White Rock fryers 19 to 19 1/2 cents and heavy hens around 18 cents. Butter mixed prices steady to lower with grades AA 57 4 to 57 4, A 57 4, B 35 1/2, C 55.
The Chanute Tribune circulation and staff are listed with roles for publisher, news editor, advertising manager, composing foreman, and press foreman. It notes publication timing, postal details, and membership in the Associated Press. Subscription rates by county and outside Kansas are provided in the article excerpt.
Chicago grain and oil futures show no wheat oats or soybean sales. Corn prices firm new front months No 4 yellow 1.21 1/2 to 1.24 1/2, No 2 yellow local 1.28 1/2, No 3 yellow local 1.26 1/2, soybean oil traded at 12.02.
AP report from Kansas City shows wheat trading with minor declines across grades, corn mostly steady with mixed and white varieties, oats steady in spots, and soybeans holding around 2.87 to 2.94 per bushel. Other feeds like bran and shorts quoted at 41.25 to 42.00 and 42.25 to 43.00 respectively.
Wall Street advanced toward record highs late in the afternoon led by steels. Trading was active with about 5.6 million shares, up from 5.55 million Monday. Steel rally boosted the market, with selective gains elsewhere. Corporate bonds were mixed and government bonds largely unchanged.
AP reports Robert E. Hoffman, an assistant attorney general since 1952, was named Monday as attorney for the State Department of Administration in Topeka.
Dana Williams a Howard University student from Washington D C will join the ROTC Unit in the Inaugural Parade. Williams born 1964 Chanute High School graduate is the son of Mr and Mrs C J Williams residing at 716 W Ash. The Perry Community meeting is set for Thursday at 8 with the Country Gospel Singers performing and pie served. Attendees at the Magic Circle Hairdresser Unit No 12 dinner in Ida included Mmes Jack Colborn Boyd C Moon Ben Nelson Pearl Loveaul Agnes Zimmerman Marie McDonald M W Gerken Joyce Frankenberry Beverly Mintz.
At the University of Kansas the Inter-Residence Council launches final exam survival kits for female students in large residences. Letters to parents suggest gifts of fruit candy cookies and gum, with campus orders taken. Proceeds fund a short term loan for independent women's halls residents up to $10 repayable in two weeks. Karen E. Shoop says the idea has been very popular.
Kansas Wesleyan beat Bethel 55 to 47 in Salina to claim at least sole third in the Kansas Conference with a 6-3 league mark. Northeastern Oklahoma edged Pittsburg State 71-70 in overtime in Pittsburg as Roy Giles scored 29 and Don Meadows tied the score at 66 late in regulation. Pittsburg State ends 8-8. Northeastern 8-5. No games tonight for Kansas colleges.
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schmidtke of Shawnee Mission were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coder at 417 W. 7th. Schmidtke was named superintendent of the Kansas City District and took part in a Monday First Methodist church meeting on the quadrennial church program.
Police report shows Vicki S. Mc Kee, 21, of 925 S Malcolm, driving her 1961 Chevrolet, struck a parked 1936 Chevrolet owned by Eddie Wallis of 802 S Highland at 8th and Highland around 10:30 a.m. yesterday. Estimated damages: $150 to the left rear of the parked car and $50 to the right front of Mc Kee’s car.
Melvin Marsh aged 16 of 420 North Lafayette reported to police that his vehicle struck Curtiss Hupp aged 13 in a crosswalk near Rooster Junior High School. Hupp was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital for examination, but no injuries were found. Marsh said frost on the windshield partially blocked his vision.
Adel F. Throckmorton announces Pearl Chapman librarian and Latin instructor has been named to the selection committee reviewing books for the 1966 official list of recommended school library books.
Admissions and dismissals listed for Monday and today including Mrs Dale M Carlson Mrs Charles Wiggans Arthur E Turner Mrs Ernest Peck and others. Highway Patrol citations issued in Erie Carnes and Gladys Crapson for speeding with fines and costs. Police court action includes Valentino Orozco Banueros for intoxication and assault and battery with $60 fine. Peggy Hunt cited for disorderly conduct with $20 fine and partial refund of $16.
Mrs Sarah Hartsock 74 of 102 N Malcolm died at Westview Rest Home after months of illness. Born June 8 1890 in Batavia Iowa she married Clyde V Hartsock in Girard 1925. Survived by son T Sgt Clyde Richard Hartsock and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Roy S Gibson Funeral Home.
Air Force specialists dissect KC135 jet tanker parts to learn why it crashed on a residential street in Wichita killing 30 people. Wreckage moved to a Boeing plant as investigators study angle, orientation, and impact speed from the test flight departing McConnell AFB.
Nannie Green 78 of Bronaugh Mo died Monday noon in an unexpected death. A former resident of Chanute and the Earlton area she is survived by three sisters Annabelle Smothers Bronaugh Wynona Korbel Caldwell and Acel Price Kansas City. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at the Roy Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Earlton cemetery.
Mrs Cora Newport aged 89 died early today at the Golden Keys Home in Neodesha. Survived by sons Glenn of Wichita and Flood of Mexican Hat Utah and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements through Cason Funeral Home of Fredonia.
Percy Rowan of 1518 South Malcolm died at Neosho Memorial Hospital about 1 PM. Funeral arrangements will be made with Johnson Mortuary.
Funeral services for Esther Lee widow of William A. Lee were conducted Monday at 2 PM in the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev. W T Niermeier of Zion Lutheran Church officiating. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery. Floral attendants were Mrs Ernest Anderson Mrs Hugh Chapman and Mrs Kent Grubbs. Bearers were Don La Mont Bill McCoy Kent Grubbs Gus Nelson Darrell Nelson and Dale Nelson.
Past Presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary gathered in the Memorial Building on Monday night. A dessert course was served to 28 members, followed by a brief business meeting and a game of canasta with prizes awarded to Mrs. Everett Irwin, Mrs. Don Beach, Mrs. Louis Junod, and Mrs. Robert Smith. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Frank Vaughn, Daisy Jordan, Edward Grist and Leif Nelson.
Toastmasters met at the Memorial Building with Harvey Bennett Jim Boerwinkle and Bob Wilson as speakers. Wilson earned best and most improved honors while Brad Wheeler served as toastmaster. Dr. Fred Ingram was topicmaster and parliamentary grammarian, and Max White master evaluator led the session. An ah count raised 23 coins placed in an ah can after a speaker slipped an ah.
Chanute grade three to six pupils to receive letters about a city recreation commission square dance program. First lessons and registration Thursday at 4:00 at Launching Pad headquarters. Class limited to 64 pupils. Richard Sandage to instruct six Thursday sessions, one hour each. Commission director Martin Rotunno says program offers facilities and services to younger children in winter.
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