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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
2
AP cattle calves and slaughter stock listings show active demand with steers and heifers trading mostly steady to strong. Hog prices steady to lower across weight classes, sows and heavier hogs weaker. Sheep too light for market test. Chicago butter steady, eggs uneven with some gains and losses across grades.
Kansas City reports wholesale eggs moving at 80 percent A for large varieties priced around 25 to 26 cents per dozen and mediums at 23 to 25 cents. Other produce lines remain unchanged as markets adjust.
A busy weekend in Savonburg featured John Holmes visiting the Nelson home with Barbara Barsby and local relatives hosting birthday parties for Beverly Ard and Earl Munson. Attendees included Johnsons, Swansons, Huffmans, Clarks, and many others, plus a birthday dinner for Bobby Cable. Christian Ladies Aid elected officers with 16 members present, and Patrick Joseph Stewart was born to Carrol and family, with grandparents named Vanderford.
Wheat oat and soybean sales were not reported. Corn prices listed No 3 yellow at 1 28 No 4 yellow at 1 24 No 5 yellow at 1 15 4 Soybean oil priced at 12 00 n.
Kansas Supreme Court hears defense for Payne H. Ratner Jr. and his father in a three year case. Attorney Harry F. Robbins argues the Ratners are "people's lawyers" and should be exonerated of soliciting legal business and aiding litigation. Commissioner Jerry Driscoll recommended exoneration. state attorney general seeks rejection.
Death notices from Salem and Erie outline the passing of David C. Stark and Hugh Jefferson Slaten with survivor lists, burial plans, and church affiliations. Percy Arthur Rowan and Nannie Green receive funeral details, with services led by local pastors and burial at area cemeteries.
Daily Transcript lists multiple hospital admissions on Thursday for Wilbur Stockebrand Frank Vaughn Shelton Propst Roger Fair child Mrs Edward Stuber Myra Brobst and Darylene Osborn all with surgeries or medicals Dismissals include Mrs Nacho Ornelas in Humboldt Birth announced for James and wife of Guffey a girl Admissions noted for Mrs Ray Childers and Warren Turner Dismissals include Mrs Donald Shields and son Marriage licenses issued for Eric Willard Riley 34 and Judy Bailig 24 Chanute and Thomas Andrew Evans 18 Humbold and Mary Joan Duggan 18 Andover
Ralph Willcott, manager of the BMA Eastern Kansas Branch Office, received a plaque for outstanding production by the branch salesmen in a recent nationwide company contest.
The Chanute Tribune shows publication notes including location Chanute Kansas zip 66720, publishing company Chanute Publishing Co, staff names Dwight Wallingford Jean Hovorce Mars Leland Lowe Ben Nicholas, Dorsey Osborn, newspaper schedule evenings except Sunday, and circulation rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties. The Associated Press license details listed.
Lincoln school Troop 7 members worked on hospitality badges by setting tables for formal and informal meals. They discussed table etiquette hostess skills and good manners before a flag ceremony led by call master Sherry Oliver. Color guards included Nancy Mc Grath Lori Mangine and Gina Robertson. Leaders were Paula Honeyman and Susie Kruse. Brownies of Troop 122 met at Roosevelt school with leaders Mrs Wal ter Aday George Phillips and John Jordan. Twenty-one members finished project making finished plywood scrapbook covers for scout books. Songs were sung.
Sherry Fegel and Pam Painter displayed penny collections at Murray Hill school. Debbie Groskinsky and Cynthia Murrill completed badge requirements. Health posters by Miss Fegel Janet Allison and the Grokinsky and Murrill sisters fulfilled health aid badge criteria. Twelve girls and leaders attended.
A 24 year old man Jerold G Koch of Beatty died early today in a car truck crash on U S 36 east of Marysville. The incident involved a collision between a car and a truck. Authorities reported no further details on cause or other injuries.
W S Wible born in Safe Harbor Pennsylvania in 1870 will celebrate his 95th birthday Sunday. He has been confined to Bryants Rest Home since a fall last June. Mr and Mrs Wayman Dun lap of 217 N Forest and Kent Dun lap left Wednesday for Kansas City where Kent entered St Marys Hospital as a diabetic patient for about two weeks.
Army Sgt Gary L Fewins son of Mr and Mrs Bert L Fewins R 1 Lavonburg received the Good Conduct Medal Jan 11 while with the 17th Artillery in Germany He entered the Army in 1961 and arrived overseas in June 1962 The 22 year old is a 1959 graduate of Bismore High School Out of town visitors yesterday included Mrs Artie Boggs Stark and Mr and Mrs A D Campbell Elsmore
Modine Chickadonz and Sher rill Rush are newly added members of the national education honor society at Kansas State College Pittsburg. The initiation ceremony led to a banquet in the College Student Center. Members are juniors seniors and graduate students with top fifth grade point averages.
Mrs. Crescent Owens will tell the story of The Sugar Mouse Cake to children at the library from 10 30 to 11 o clock Saturday morning.
Local graduates from the area include several individuals tentatively scheduled to receive degrees on January 28 at Pittsburg State. Officials note these names are preliminary pending final verifications before the ceremony.
Rome AP reports two days left in Italian fashion week reveal bias as the season’s trend. Valentino debuts two piece linen looks under wool coats with knife pleats and sweater dresses in cloque crepe. Antonelli flashes the shortest skirts and playful boutique touches like domed crash helmets with round goggles.
Fred Keith Alford Chanut e Cleo Greenwood Carson Eric Roezetta Arlene Hammond Humboldt James Lawrence Lynch St Paul Edna Faye Reece Thayer receive bachelor of science in education John G Merrill Galesburg bachelor of science in business administration William Robert Pullman Humboldt bachelor of science
Arnold Dennison of Albuquerque New Mexico a physics major at New Mexico State University is among 16 students selected for the university world wide satellite tracking project His mother Ruth Crowl formerly of Chanute and now Mrs H L Dennison lives with relatives in Chanute and in Albuquerque Dennison often visits the Barnharts and Evans families whose wives are his aunts
Kansas City area weather report for the 24 hour period ending at 6 a.m. lists high and low temperatures and precipitation amounts observed. Data sourced from AP state weather briefing.
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