Cattle and hog trade reports from Kansas City auction
AP notes cattle sales with 2 500 head tally and calves 100, steers up to 50 higher, heifers firm to strong, best steers 24.25 with some 23.65 24.00, various grades quoted. Hogs 3 000 head steady to 25 lower, barrows 18.00 18.50, sows 14.50 15.50. Sheep 1 000 head steady, spring lambs 21.50 22.00, ewes 4.25 5.75.
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Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
U. S
U.S. Sen
Beech Air
Cecs
Good Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Cssn8 Air
Gamble Sk
Kan G&e
Kan P&l
St Jos
VU & Old
Sears Rock
Heilerettc
Parsons Livestock Market Prices Detail Hogs and Cattle
Livestock quotes show hogs lighter and heavier ranges with U S numbers and weights. Steers and heifers mixed grain fed values 600 700 pounds and lighter calves listed with several major brands and stockers. Cows bulls and sheep prices steady with gestural ranges for utility commercial stockers and breeding stock.
Wall Street recovers with sharp rise in trading day
Wall Street closed higher in a rebound from recent losses as the market saw moderate activity. Key stocks advanced from fractions to one or two points with some glamour issues gaining several points in New York.
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New York
Kansas City Egg Prices Largely Unchanged
In Kansas City, consumer eggs remained steady. Wholesale egg quotes for mediums at 80 percent, 25 to 28 cents. other classes unchanged. Poultry and butter prices also remained the same.
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Kansas City
Chicago live poultry prices steady in wholesale market
In Chicago wholesale markets live poultry prices were unchanged. Roasters sold 25 to 26 cents per pound with special fed White Rock fryers at 15 to 20 cents and Barred Rock fryers at 21 cents.
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Chicago
Grain Prices And Futures From Chicago Market News
Chicago AP reports wheat No 1 red at 1.894 bushel, corn No 1 yellow at 1.3442, soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.80 with July futures mixed. Wheat finished slightly higher or lower, corn down about 4 to 1 percent, oats down 1 to 1 percent, rye and soybeans easing, soybeans near 2.67 to 2.69 in July.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices Report
Wheat bids hold steady across classes at 1.9944 to 2.06'4 for No 2 hard and dark, with No 2 red around 1.99'4 and No 3 near 1.96 to 2.03. Corn prices show little change with No 2 white 1.45 and No 2 yellow 1.30'4 to 1.37'2. Oats listed with reduced bids, No 2 white 67-75 and No 3 65-74. Milo maize ranges 2.00 to 2.14.
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Kansas City
Northern Area is Cooler
The Associated Press reports cooler air moving across the Midwest with a cool front from the Great Lakes to southeast Colorado. Showers appeared along the front while the Pacific Coast stayed in the 50s. Despite relief in the north, eastern regions remained muggy as many cities hit 90s and 100s with several July 1 records. Chicago, Philadelphia, Des Moines, Des Moines and others posted high temperatures, with Blythe and Imperial, California at 111 and Yuma, Arizona at 110.
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Midwest
Great Lakes
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boise
Idaho
Milwaukee
Boston
Albuquerque
N.M
Des Moines
Omaha
Blythe and
Imperial
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Hancock Funeral Service Held at Johnson Mortuary
John C. Hancock’s funeral was conducted at Johnson Mortuary Monday afternoon with the Rev. LaMoine Waldron of the First Christian Church officiating. Mrs. Hazel Slane performed the organ selection “How Great Thou Art.” Bearers listed as Felix Bouray, Charles McQuinn, John Oglesbee, James Dye, Chester Floyd and Robert Redfearn. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Felix Bouray
Charles McQuinn
John Oglesbee
James Dye
Chester Floyd
Robert Redfearn
Memorial Park Cemetery
Market Prices For Grains And Provisions
Kafir ranges 2.01 to 2.15. Rye 1.16 to 1.22. Barley 0.96 to 1.00. Soybeans 2.67 to 2.77. Sacked bran 38.00 to 38.75. Sacked shorts 42.50 to 43.75.
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Kafir
Shorts
Santa Fe Carloads Totals for Week End June 29 1963
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe lines for the week ended June 29 1963 were 36 214 compare d with 35 422 for the same week last year On line loadings 24 789 versus 24 298 prior year connections 11 425 11 124 preceding week 35 769. Mr and Mrs B A Mannoni attended the Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society show in Ottawa and Mannoni won best in show for a daylily variety Spartacus a cream color. it had a 1961 junior citation from the American Hemerocallis Society. Family visits include Jack Sparks 721 S Lincoln and relatives Bill Sparks Sam Billy in Hays. Mrs George Odette Stephen Prairie Village and Mr Earl Reimund Bartlesville Okla. Odett is Bills sister in law. Mrs Reimund is former Mrs Fern Samuels mother of Odett and Sparks. The Sparks family vacationed in Colorado. Kathy and Susan Sparks will return home with their parents after a week with their grandparents.
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Santa Fe
8. A. Mannoni
Ottawa
Mannoni
Spartacus
American Hemerocallis Society
Jack Sparks
S. Lincoln
Bill Sparks
Sam
Billy
Hays
George Odette
Stephen
Prairie Village
Earl Reimund
Bartlesville
Oklo
Odett
Reimund
Fern Samuels
Colorado
Kathy
Susan Sparks
Buckners Visit Sparks Relatives in June
Visiting in the Jack Sparks home at 721 S Lincoln in June were Mr and Mrs Don Buckner and family Christina Sher ry Mike and Judy from St Joseph Missouri. Mrs Buckner is the former Meryidee Sparks of Cha
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Jack Sparks
S. Lincoln
Don Buckner
Sherry
Christina
Mike
Judy
St. Joseph
Buckner
Meryidee Sparks
Cha
Defebaugh Family Guest Visit Across Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Scott L Defebaugh of Milwaukee Wisconsin stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs George Defebaugh at 102 N Steuben and with his brother Mr and Mrs Vernon Defebaugh Gayle and Joel 523 S Lafayette over Sunday and Monday en route from a reserve camp in San Antonio Texas to Columbus Ohio to pick up their children Bonnie Lee Melissa and Scotty from their grandparents Mr and Mrs Jess Mohler Scott is executive director of the Crippled Children's Association and the Easter Seal Association of Milwaukee County.
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Scott L. Defebaugh
Milwaukee
Wis
George Defebaugh
N. Steuben
Vernon Defebaugh
Gayle
Joel
S. Lafayette
San Antonio
Tex
Columbus
Ohio
Bonnie Lee
Melissa
Scotty
Jess Mohler
Scott Defebaugh
Crippled Childrens Association
Easter Seal Association
Milwaukee County
Chanute soldiers take part in Kennedy visit display in Germany
S4 James L. Morgan and PFC Oliver L. Ambler of Chanute joined a massive arsenal show in Hanau Germany on June 25 honoring President John F Kennedy. Both are Chanute High School graduates. Specialist Morgan is the son of Mr and Mrs Millard L Morgan of 1705 S Highland. PFC Ambler, in Battery C 2D Howitzer Battalion 75th Artillery, is the son of Mr and Mrs Dwight O Ambler of 1211 N Washington.
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Chanute
James L. Morgan
Oliver L. Ambler
John F. Kennedy
Hanau
Germany
Chanute High School
Specialist Morgan
Millard L. Morgan
S. Highland
Pfc
Ambler
75Th Artillery
Dwight O. Ambler
Washington
McCune Family Visit and July Meeting Notice
Mrs. Marlin McCune of Bryan Nebraska visited Chanute last week with Patty and David to see her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Blunk Sr at 320 N Evergreen and her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Vernon McCune at 402 S Lafayette. Marlin McCune will return to Lincoln with the family this weekend. The Royal Neighbors will not meet in July. next meeting details follow.
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Marlin McCune
Bryan
Patty
David
Lincoln
Neb
Chanute
Robert Blunk
N. Evergreen
Vernon McCune
S. Lafayette
Guests at Tabor Home From North and South
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tabor of 622 S Western host their daughters and families this week. Visitors include Mrs. Albert Sill with Gale and Nanette, from Charlotte North Carolina, and Mrs. Duane Hill with Bradley J from Waterloo Iowa.
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Jay Tabor
S. Western
Albert Sill
Gale
Nanette
Charlotte
N.C
Duane Hill
Bradley J
Waterloo
Iowa
Family Honored at Santa Fe Park Basket Supper
Mr and Mrs Sam McMillen and Jimmie of Reseda Calif relatives of the McMillens and Youngs of Chanute will be honored at a basket supper Sunday at Santa Fe Park. The meal is served at 6 30 p m at the north shelterhouse.
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Sam MecMillen
Jimmie
Reseda
Calif
McMillens
Youngs
Chanute
Santa Fe Park
North Shelterhouse
Mee Family Weekend Guests Plan Florida Vacation
Dr and Mrs Adrian Mee and children Toni Teresa and Gary stay with Mrs Lila Mee at 513 S Highland and with brother Thomas Mee at 522 S Highland for a weekend visit. They will fly to Florida to continue their vacation on Sunday.
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Adrian Mee
Toni
Teresa
Gary
Lila Mee
S. Highland
Thomas Mee
Florida
Greg McNickle visiting Tucker family in Malcolms
Greg McNickle of Zenith visits his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Don Tucker at 406 South Malcolm. He plans to return home Sunday.
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Greg McNickle
Zenith
Don Tucker
406 S. Malcolm
Springfield man reports company robbery at motel
A Springfield Missouri man employed by a local company reported a theft of firm money while staying at a motel. Police logged the claim after he flagged down a patrol car at 1:45 a.m. Parts of his account were unclear and he could not specify the amount taken. A billfold was found near his cabin.
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Springfield
Chanute High Student Named Dean's List at MIT
Barry L. Gerken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gerken of 127 N Forest, has earned Dean's List honors at MIT for both semesters, according to Chanute High School.
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Chanute High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Barry L. Gerken
Gerken
Lewis Gerken
N. Forest
Robertson Family Returns From Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Oley A Robertson and their children John and Marcia of R 3 returned home Saturday evening after a two week vacation in St Augustine Florida. They visited their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Walter Carter and Tammy Kaye.
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Oley A. Robertson
John and
Marcia
St. Augustine
Fla
Walter Carter
Tammy Kaye
Death in LaPlata prompts family notice
Mr and Mrs Bill Lock along with Jody and Debbie, living at 406 West Second, were called to LaPlata Missouri on Tuesday due to the passing of his mother Mrs Clyde Lock.
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Bill Lock
Jody
Debbie
LaPlata
Clyde Lock
Farm Groups Agree On Two Issues In Kansas Meeting
Leaders of four Kansas farm groups reached agreement on raising the minimum price for grain releases to 115 percent of the support price and on approving options to renew conservation contracts expiring this year. The groups remained split on the Antuso amendment for 1964 and on land conservation scope. Leaders representing the Association of Kansas Wheat Growers, Kansas State Grange, Kansas Farm Bureau, and Kansas Farmers Union discussed positions, with Farm Bureau opposing the wheat program while others favored it. A follow up meeting was possible to share results within groups.
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Kansas
Commodity Credit Corp
Antuso
Kansas State Grange
James Ingwersen
le Roy
Kansas Farm Bureau
Walter Peirce
Hutchinson
Kansas Farmers Union
Martin Byrne
Topeka
Hornung
Kennedy
Byrne
Peirce
Farm Bureau
Bickels Visit Relatives as Blood Use Reported
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bickel from Martinas California visit their mothers Mrs Maud Wickel and Mrs C C Emerick and other relatives. Neosho Memorial Hospital reports 62 pints of Red Cross blood used by patients during June.
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Kenneth Bickel
Martinas
Calif
Maud Wickel
C. C. Emerick
S. Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Vernon Shultz reports car top cut on 1960 Ford
Vernon Shultz of Grant told police his 1960 Ford convertible top was cut in two places last night while the car was parked at his residence. The incident was reported to authorities for investigation.
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Vernon Shultz
Grant
Daily Transcripts Hospital Admissions and Police Citations
Monday admissions list includes Mrs Perry Watkins and multiple Rensing family patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital with several surgeries and signings. Births reported for Umbarger and Young, plus an admission for Ira Herndon and discharges for Scott Tindel and Humboldt residents. Highway Patrol citations list speeding, license, and stop sign violations across several towns with fines and costs.
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Perry E. Watkins
N. Garfield
Leta Marie Rensing
Phyllis JoAnn Rensing
Donna Rensing
Lloyd E. Rensing
Larry W. Rensing
Linda Sue Shurtz
N. Forest
Guy C. Baker
Humboldt
Charles Baughn
S. Malcolm
Ella Townsend
Bryant Rest Home
Larry Umbarger
Thayer
Ira J. Herndon
S. Steuben
Scott Tindel
Lawrence Anderson
Harvey Young
W. Main
Highway Patrol
James J. Brenner
W. 2Nd
Carl A. Burghart
N. Grant
A. Gebhard
Sapulpa
Okla
Wilma Jean Cox
James D. Brandon
Fredonia
Vance L. Harper
Iola
Charles F. Pugh
Albert OD. Wolfe
Howard
Richard DO. Markham
Highland
Gary €. Miley
David A. O'Leary
Eureka
Charles H. Rust
Stillwater
John
Fred Yoos Is Ordained at First Presbyterian Chanute
Charles Fredrick Yoos was ordained into the ministry Friday evening at the First Presbyterian church in Chanute. A Presbytery of Neosho commission led by Rev. William C. Pfeiffer presided. A reception followed in the church parlor hosted by the Builders Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fredrick Yoos
First Presbyterian Church
Chanute
Presbytery of
Neosho
William C. Pfeiffer
Jim Gilbreath
A. Mannoni
W. A. Shepler
A. A. Bowser
Denver
Caroline Yoos
Yoos
Charles Yoos
Pittsburg
Chanute High School
Ug Sity
Kansas
Lawrence
Cormick Theological Se
Chicago
Cal
Ark
Ohio
Jash days tip with sunk glasses on clothespin bag
For more comfortable jash days, pin sunk glasses to your clothespin bag. They'll be handy as you hang near the laundry on a sunny day.
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