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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
2
Kansas City market reports show cattle and calves with mixed results as slaughter steers hold steady while hogs and sows slip 25 to 50 cents. Sheep steady for lambs and ewes with prices 21 to 23 dollars for prime spring lambs, eggs and dairy items listed with varying values.
Consumer eggs priced by grade size and condition with large A 23 to 27 cents per dozen and dirties 14 to 20 cents per dozen. Wholesale eggs list large and medium at 26 to 28 and 21 to 23 cents. checks and unclassified noted. Poultry prices show heavy hens 11 cents, light hens 8 cents, under 5 pounds 6 cents, Missouri Arkansas live fryers 13.5 to 14.5 cents delivered at plant.
Chicago produce update shows butter holding steady with mixed grades and percentages. Eggs likewise unchanged with A whites at 70 plus percent, mixed grains around 27, standards 25, dirties 21, and various checks noted in the market summary.
Chicago and Kansas City report beans soy prices, corn and oats futures. Wheat and rye show mixed moves as grains trade through July contracts with various bid ranges and grades listed.
Wall Street moved to a loss with moderately active afternoon trade. Volume reached about 3.3 million shares, down from Thursday. Major stocks fell fractions to 1 or 2 points as the market extended a cautious pattern ahead of the weekend. Bonds generally drifted downward and overall trading remained light.
The funeral for Mrs Katherine Penno was held Thursday morning at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev W T Niermeier officiating. Mrs Niermeier served as organist accompanying Mrs Harold Watts and Mrs Phillip Cooper who sang The Sweet Bye and Bye and Rock of Ages.
Six year old James Quinlan ran into the street after a batted ball and was struck by a car in Wichita. The tragedy highlights child safety near roadways as investigations continue.
Bearers were Harry Allen Don Britt Harold Watts Henry Tuxhorn Larry Greve and W G Bodley. Burial was in Greenlawn Memorial Park cemetery with Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge.
Bob Owen returns home after two weeks in California with family in Bakersfield and Lompoc. Local guests include the Cowans, Johnsons, and Owens. An Erie area tire slash and a rock thrown at a Dairy Bar window are reported. Park area swim trunks found and turned in. KU honor roll lists several area students. Story hour at the Public Library features children’s tales. Visiting families and arithmetic workshop attendance noted. House guests of Gladys Franklin include two sets of relatives from Kay and Mazon.
Mrs. J S Burt 61 Thayer dies in traffic crash born Sept 24 1900 Formosa to Charles K and Laura Whisman married Joe S Burt May 31 1928 at Girard member of Christian church at Thayer American Legion Auxiliary and Home Demonstration Unit Survived by husband son Robert Burt daughters Marilyn Brewer Virginia Hannon Reda Thornton two sisters and eleven grandchildren Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Thayer Christian church Rev Jean Minnich burial Thayer cemetery Engel Funeral Home in charge William Berkenmeier Neosho Manor dies at noon today funeral pending Engel Funeral Home Thayer
Nobel prize winning author William Faulkner died today in Oxford Mississippi. His Yoknapatawpha County fictional world brought global fame to the region and its people.
This page records admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial on Thursday including Alonzo Deweese and Mrs. Elmer Rush with surgery and Louise Miles with medical, plus births to Mr. and Mrs Richard Livingston. It lists district court actions in Erie and filings in Eric, with a divorce petition for Dorene L Sharp and Francis Lee Sharp. Also notes marriage licenses issued in Erie, highway patrol citations, building permits, recent moves, fire run, and a police citation for loud exhaust.
Senate debate unfolds on Kennedy plan as Sen. Morton offers a Treasury financed substitute. The plan would pay private health insurance premiums for Americans over 65 with payments tiered to tax liability and include state contracts for short or long term coverage. Javits and others back the option of private insurer payments.
Humboldt families share extensive voyages including visits to Disneyland in Los Angeles, Banff National Park Lake Louise and Grand Canyon. They crossed 7 000 miles visiting most western states plus craft a Seattle World’s Fair See America trip with Space Needle ride and high motel costs.
Wichita dealer William H. Addington testified he is not the father of a six year old child tied to Margaret Golden in a Sedgwick County paternity case. He said Golden threatened to call his wife, mother, the highway director, and the governor to force payments while he was Kansas Highway Commission member.
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