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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
4
Cattle across categories show values with steers 32.00 to 33.00 for high good to choice, heifers 31.00 to 32.00, feeder steers 32.00 to 33.00 for 509 to 700 pounds, and feeder heifers 27.00 to 30.50 for 525 to 750 pounds. Hogs trade around 26.50 for 1-2 220 to 230 pounds, 25.75 to 26.95 for 240 to 260, and 24.75 for 260 to 280 pounds. Sheep offer prime spring lambs 29.00 to 75 and other lambs 24.50 to 25.50.
Chicago market report lists butter grades AA to C with scores and prices and egg quality statistics. It notes 93 score butter at AA 67 4, 92 A 67 14, 90 B 65, 89 C 60, and egg whites at 41 dollars per hundred with higher grades at 80 percent or better, mediums 212, standards 33, checks 21 1/2.
Wheat No 2 hard yellow 1.29 per bushel and No 2 soft red 1.25 inflation. Corn No 2 yellow 1.29 and No 3 yellow 1.27 to 1.28. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.63 and No 4 extra heavy white 0.61. Sov-
Leonard Nelson, the Fredonia dogcatcher hired by Police Chief Donald Armstrong, is the subject of an FBI search. Nelson is wanted for desertion from the Army and is believed to be in Kansas City after catching dogs in town and quitting his job.
Police recorded two non injury crashes Monday. At 7 45 p m Mrs Ed Mueller 22 S Forest said a car hit hers while she was parked at Fourteenth and Santa Fe the driver was identified but not located. At 11 25 p m cars driven by Robert Stierwalt 202 S Western and Charles Shultz 1004 S Evergreen collided at Sixth and Evergreen with minor damage to both vehicles.
Mrs William Falstad signed a contract with the Altoona Midway School District for the 1969 70 term as guidance counselor English teacher and coach of competitive speech at Altoona Midway School
Wall Street moved higher in moderately active trading as the Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.36 points to 874.55 by noon, continuing the advance that began on Monday.
Interior Department officials said the FBI found no support for brutality allegations at the Chilocco Indian School in Oklahoma. Assistant Secretary Harrison Loesch announced the FBI investigation found no civil rights violations by students, following a February study by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Superintendent Leon Wall and Principal Clarence Winston were reassigned to Anadarko district duties.
Obituaries report Troy Dunlap former Chanute resident died in Tulsa Oklahoma with funeral in Tulsa. Survived by wife and two children. He was a carpenter at a cement plant during residence here. Burial at Galesburg Cemetery. Also note death notices for Mrs Homer F Beckman Mrs Mary Ruth Lind and Mrs Anna Elizabeth Carlson with details on survivors church affiliations burial and memorial services.
Visiting hours listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital with patient census and admissions for Sunday Monday and today. Births include Jensen Miller Smith and Burk families. Police and fire notes report a carbon monoxide incident and traffic speed concerns. Great grandchild born to Uthmann family in Reno New. baby Brian William Uthmann.
Congress and the Welfare Department press to rein in Medicaid spending. The Senate approved a bill letting states cap program costs while HEW issues rules aimed at trimming high fees to doctors and dentists. Senator Javits cites rising medical costs and lax administration as key causes.
More than 70 people attended the daylily garden visit at Mr. and Mrs. S A Mannoni 226 S Larson Chanute in connection with a regional American Hemerocallis Society meeting. The two day event started in Sarcoxie Missouri and continued to nearby gardens including George Taylor 1008 W Beech and Forest Richardson 302 S Larson before moving to Lloyd Schoonover Humboldt.
Girl Scouts under Mrs Jamey Kensett directed a musical program for the Kiwanis Club at the Tioga Hotel Monday evening. Participants included Kathy Lawrence Kathy Kihm Susan Kensett Stephanie LaRocca Mary Jo Winkler Marilyn Kensett Kathy Ratliff Jackie Ratliff with Billy LaRue presiding. Guests were Maurice Argabright and Byron Marshall.
Mr and Mrs Earl Wingblade of Pittsburg and Mr and Mrs Ira Uden with Mr and Mrs Carl Uden and Mr and Mrs Glen Uden of Chanute attended the wedding of Wilna Jane Wade and Lynn ford Bammes in Herington. The bride is the daughter of Clyde Wade of Herington. Wade and Wingblade sisters share family ties.
Parson city officials report final plans due late this week for a seven story 100 unit elderly housing high rise at Central and Belmont. The project to be built by the Housing Authority will house low income seniors and couples and be financed by bonds fully backed by the federal government with no city funds involved.
Classified ad seeks 500 sports fans to order a case of pop to fund a football score board. Delivery evenings. Contacts listed as 431-0129 431-4795 and 431-4791. Also help wanted: waitress positions at Tioga Hotel with no phone calls. see Mrs. Kelly and Henry Lopez at La Rosa De Oro.
Diane Good of 204 E 9th returned from a two week visual arts workshop in Lindsborg where 89 senior Girl Scouts from 33 states learned Swedish arts and crafts including silversmithing and straw work. She stayed at Bethany College dorms and joined studio and gallery tours. She helped with June 21 weekend wind cleanup and will assist Day Camp arts and crafts at VFW Lake July 14 18.
Barbara Webber Tot Lot supervisor announced a 9:30 a m sprinkle party in Central Park for children who attended the first Tot Tot session. Parents are asked to dress kids in swimsuits. the event marks the last day of the session.
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