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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
2
From Kansas City and Chicago AP datelines, cattle prices show calves slaughter steers and various feeder classes steady to lower with choice and good grades priced between 21.73 and 23.50. Hogs trend mostly steady to higher for barrows and gilts with sows steady. sheep prices remain steady across classes. butter eggs and live poultry in Chicago show little change.
Kansas City AP market notes show hogs priced by grade and weight with U S 1 to 3 ranges from 8 00 to 16 40 for bears 8 00 to 12 00. cattle with grain fed steers 21 50 to 22 50. veal prime 24 00 to 26 50. cows utility 13 0 to 14 25. bulls 14 50 to 18 50. sheep good to choice finished lambs up to 20 80 and cull lambs 10 00 down. Consumer eggs large 20 22 and wholesale eggs large 25 27 with mediums unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers unchanged.
Chicago AP notes no sales of wheat oats or soybeans with corn No 5 yellow at 1.26 percent and soybean oil at 12.35. The brief price snapshot highlights commodity activity across major grains and oils in the market.
Kansas City market list shows AP wheat and corn bids with No 2 hard and dark hard at 1.62 and 1.64, No 1 1.58-1.74, No 2 red wheat 1.60-1.64, corn bids 1.50-1.64 for No 2 white and 1.31-1.35 for No 3, oats and rye quoted, mile maize at 2.05-2.14, soybeans 1.94-2.02 with sacks bran 44.00-44.75 and sacked shorts 41.25-42.50.
Wall Street steadies near the 900 mark in late trading with active volume around 5.78 million shares. Gains in aerospace utilities electrical equipment and select blue chips keep averages up despite declines in airlines rails steels and autos. Corporate bonds are mixed and government bonds little changed.
Washington AP Johnson, feeling fine though coughing, weighs whether to fly to England for Churchill’s funeral. Press secretary Reedy said a decision is not certain and a new medical checkup by Dr. W J Gould may occur before any travel. Johnson, back at the White House, was recently released from Bethesda Naval Medical Center after 32 days.
St Patrick's Junior High gym hosts the first St Patrick's Men's Club meeting after the 8 am mass with breakfast by the Altar Society. Arch Allen, chair, says the group will aid parish women and church organizations. A St Patrick's home and school meeting follows at 8 pm Monday with Paul Parsons discussing youth education roles.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager John Hovorka. It notes edition details, circulation manager, composing foreman and press foreman plus AP affiliation and postal publication status. Subscription rates are shown for in state and nearby counties.
Daily Transcript lists hospital admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Tuesday including Charles Clifton Santa Fe medical Mrs Leland Fulman Frank Vaughn Orin Streets Dwight Olson Mrs Anna Turner Jeffrey Cleaver Alan Dean Morris and others with locations in Altoona Buffalo and Humboldt Dismissals follow names and towns Then admissions today include Braden Wheeler Floyd Rice Howard Bowker Ralph Metz Elizabeth Abbott Dismissals today include Leland Paquette Dana Dorst Jennifer Barker Recent Moves cover residents shifting addresses and a building permit issued for Ewing Wolfe a garage at 492 N Grant with estimated cost 7000
Mary Dufek Rae Lynn Loft Mary Neeley and Janice Scott attended the CYO Day of Recollection in Piqua Sunday. Mrs. Frank Torres 1021 S Central has returned home from Billings Montana where she spent the weekend with her daughter Cecilia.
Charles Esslinger and John Hutchison of Chanute joined Mr and Mrs J M Schoenhofer of St Paul for a Kansas Farm Bureau leadership conference in Eureka yesterday. Esslinger was described as a field representative and Hutchison as an insurance supervisor. State president Walter C Pierce delivered the principal address and James R Sheridan, formerly of Chanute, organized the conference.
Donald C. Crawford son of Mr and Mrs Ernest T Crawford R 1 has been named Boss of the Year by the Orange Business and Professional Women's Club in Orange Texas Crawford employed by Spencer Chemical Division since graduating from Kansas State University twelve years ago He was recently elected general secretary of the ASTM D-20 Committee on Plastics His wife the former Rosemary Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Jones The couple have six children B J LeValley 2% N Malcolm filed a report to police last night after his car skidded on a slick spot and went into a ditch at the junction of US-75 and K-39 en route to Altona He said the right front fender of his 1952 Chevrolet was damaged by striking a highway reflector post.
Gordon Lowe a 25 year old sports parachutist with 17 jumps credits a soggy pasture for cushioning his 3600 foot fall on Sunday after his parachute opened only one third. He landed on his back making an eight inch dent in the muddy ground and recalled the jolt before he could move.
In Topeka the House Education Committee hears from diverse groups about school district unification. Proposals aim to smooth hundreds of districts into unified status while a Satanta led challenge threatens a district formed amid disputed procedures. Wichita area timing and representation spark debate.
Cuban exile leaders in Miami question Havana radio reports that guerrilla leader Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo was captured. Reynaldo Abreau of the Military Department of Revolutionary Alliance says there is no confirmation and doubts the claim. Menoyo left Miami last year and may have formed a guerrilla force in Cuba, another spokesman said.
Grace M Barrackman Humboldt died Wednesday at Bryant Rest Home after a three month illness. Born January 24 1883 in Allen County she was a lifelong resident and Methodist. She married Marvin S Barrackman in 1901 who died in 1954. Survived by daughters Viva Comstock Orlando Florida and Norva Howerton Emporia. Funeral at Price Funeral Home at 2 o clock Thursday with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt.
Dr Joseph H Nelson age 42 died in Kansas City Sunday. Memorial service held Tuesday afternoon at First Methodist Church conducted by Dr Duff D Wagoner. Irene Ballinger of Kansas City sang two songs with Mrs Dave Petterson on organ. Ballinger also sang at the graveside with other selections. Bearers listed and burial in Elmwood Cemetery directed by Johnson Mortuary.
Buffalo reports the junior class play No Boys Allowed at Midway Consolidated School on Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. English teacher John Gardner directs. A lyceum by Jimmie and Juanita Davis is set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. Choirs prepare for a vocal clinic in Altoona on Feb 15 ending with a public program at 7 p.m. Margaret Thorsell wins the Betty Crocker homemaker award for Midway. Midway students visited Neodesha High on Career Day. League basketball at Altoona Friday includes a 6:30 girls game and the A and B boys games.
Hutchinson Kansas voters defeated a million dollar bond issue for municipal water system improvements in a special election Tuesday by 5 753 to 1 529 The proposal would have allowed up to 2 2 million dollars for the project
The Murray Hill PTA study group gathered Tuesday morning at Mrs. Ruth Ruggles home 514 West 2nd. State Child Welfare Consultant Mrs. Pauline Flynn spoke on family problems as 14 guests enjoyed coffee and rolls.
Mrs Bernadette Diskin was elected president of the Parsons Deanery Council of Catholic Women during the diocese quarterly board meeting at St Marys Cathedral in Wichita on Monday with Rev Leroy Downs serving as spiritual moderator and Mrs John Lofthouse of Chanute in attendance.
Best Yet 4 H club members plan square dancing and individual entries for February and March. The January program at Fairfield School featured Mary Jo King on project talk, Charles Boaz music appreciation, Dale Steinman demonstration, and Marlene Feid on foreign pen pals, followed by refreshments.
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