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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
2
AP dispatch from Chicago reports hog prices holding firm amid steady butter at 93 score AA 57 percent and other grades. eggs remain easy with whites grade A above 70 percent and various grades around mid thirties to upper thirties. live poultry shows mixed changes from 1 to 2 percent with fryers at 18 to 20 percent.
Chicago AP notes no wheat or soybean sales. Corn prices for No 2 to No 5 yellow range 1.23 to 1.13 per bushel, with oats pricing at Nos 1 and 2 extra heavy white around 0.74, sample grade 0.70, and soybean oil at 8 n.
The Parsons yard lists hogs with U S grades $14.75 to $15.25 for 190-240 pounds, sows $11.50 to $12.50, bears $8.00 to $10.00. cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 pounds $20.30 to $22.00, calves 300-450 pounds $21.00 to $22.00, stockers and feeders $19.00 to $27.00, cows $12.00 to $17.00, bulls $16.00 to $19.00. Sheep prices steady with spring lambs up to $18.00, feeders $12.00 to $14.00, r cattle and veal figures included.
Ida Wilson 98 of San Luis Obispo died after an extended illness. Born July 25 1865 in Brumersburg Ohio she lived 60 years in Chanute before moving to California after her husband Mare Wilson’s death in 1947. She is survived by a son Merle Wilson two grandsons and six great grandsons. Funeral services planned in San Luis Obispo then graveside at Chanute. John M Gaughan 52 died at Swedish Hospital Denver after a short illness. Requiem at Blessed Sacrament Church burial Mt. Olivet Denver. Surviving wife Nan J Gaughan a sister and a brother. Bessie Mae Neal died at Autry Nursing Home after an extended illness. Born April 25 1876 in Salisbury Missouri she married Patrick Boddy who died in 1923 and later Charles Neal who died in 1962. Member of First Baptist Arkansas City CES Marceline LA to B of RT. Surviving children include Harry Boddy Marceline Frailey Ft Worth and Melba Phillips Chanute plus six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Graveside service Tuesday Mt Olive Cemetery Marceline. Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
A Congo rebel raid on Mangungu Baptist mission fatally wounded Irene Ferrer 43 of Eagle Butte South Dakota and wounded Ruth Hege 58 of Wellington Ohio as rebels led by ex minister Pierre Mulele threaten Kwilu province. Seven American missionaries and two children were evacuated by U N helicopters amid rising violence as Mulele expands operations into Kwango and Kasai Unity.
Wall Street opened higher as an irregular advance carried the market into record territory. Gains were led by steel shares as GM posted record profits for the second straight year, while other sectors showed mixed strength and rails paused. The AP 60 average rose .7 to 292.3 and the Dow at noon gained 2.57 to 785.61.
The rosary for Aaron Edward Kepley will be tonight at 7 30 at Johnson Mortuary. A Requiem Mass will be at St Patrick remarks tomorrow morning at 10 o clock with burial in St Patrick's cemetery.
The funeral for Claude Stipp was Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with the Rev. William T. Hunt of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial followed in Thayer Cemetery.
The Public Health Service accepts the Surgeon General's advisory committee findings on smoking and health. After prolonged study the committee concludes cigarette smoking is a health hazard of sufficient importance to warrant remedial action.
Floyd Claus of 428 E. Oak reported to police Sunday that his car was burglarized Saturday night, with a pillow a blanket and four quarts of oil taken from the vehicle.
Glen Allen Rambo of Denver was booked by police Sunday afternoon as a sleeper. Police investigated a minor accident at 11:20 a.m. Saturday in which S. E. Mason, 82, backed from his driveway in a 1960 Valiant and struck a parked 1959 Pontiac owned by Billy Belcher of Neodesha causing about 95 dollars damage. A separate report notes Mrs Floyd West Jr backed into a car at 6 p.m. Saturday on West Second Street.
SALT LAKE CITY AP The City Zoo curator Jerry De Bary 37 died after a puff adder bite while cleaning the cage. He suffered dizziness, then muscle spasms and breathing trouble. serum from South Africa arrived too late. De Bary native of Switzerland, was reportedly the only U S case from an African puff adder.
Daily Transcript lists admission and discharge data for Neosho Memorial Hospital across Saturday Sunday and today. Names include Pauline Reynolds Eric. Roy Lewis Cecile Munger. Betty Johnson Traci Kahmeyer. Philip Busby Czrina Isham. and many others with addresses. court filing in Chanute, Kile Erickson vs J A Brazil seeking 10000 for medical expenses and car damages.
Six people were killed in Kansas traffic accidents during the weekend. Miss Barbara John, 21, of Burlington, died when a car overturned near Burlington. Five others were hurt, one critically. John was a nurse at Burlington hospital. The critically injured include Miss Patsy Daggett, 20, of Burlington, a student at Newman Hospital school of nursing in Emporia. Larry Crotts, 21, of LeRoy, the driver, suffered leg injuries. A Salina collision Saturday night killed a person on KI highway. Several local moves and patrol citations follow, including fines for traffic offenses and bylaw violations.
Three people die in a collision on U S 69 near Louisburg as Clarence Pfannes, 58, and his five year old son Gregory are killed when their car hits a transport truck. Bockius, 46, of Salina, and Kent, 4, are among the injured. Seven miles north of Holton on U S 75 a four car pileup kills Stephen Sanford, 47, of Klamath Falls and Albert Tinsley, 54, of St. Paul, with Galen Lackey, 22, of Topeka, injured. The three crashes involve multiple vehicles with three injuries and two fatalities.
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