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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1967

Page

2

Hog and cattle prices move in Kansas City market

AP reports cattle at 2 200 with calves 25 and steers and heifers mostly steady cows steady to strong feeders fully steady high choice and prime values listed. Hogs 2 600 with barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, various weights priced 21.75 to 23.00. Sheep and lambs lower, spring lambs 25.00 to 26.00. Eggs and butter priced with eggs 27 to 32 cents large, butter unchanged.

Kansas City Parsons U.S

Chicago grain prices report edge toward steady session

Chicago AP notes Wheat No 2 hard 1.565 sn, No 2 red 1.49 s, Corn No 2 yellow 1.32 sn, Oats No 2 heavy white 77 4n, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.84 n, Soybean oil 9.15 n.

Chicago

Market Livestock Prices Across Grades and Weights

The report lists current bid ranges for hogs cattle sheep and related categories. Prices cover ParsonHogs U S1 and U S2 grades from 180 to 300 pounds plus sows and boars, cattle with grainfed steers and heifers, stocker and feeder calves, yearlings and calves, cows and bulls, and sheep including lambs feeders and ewes with multiple quality designations and weight classes.

Chicago Market Prices for Poultry Butter and Eggs

Chicago AP reports live poultry unchanged roasters 27 29 cents per pound. Butter steady with prices unchanged. Eggs steady to firm with unchanged to 2 cent higher prices. grade A whites 33 cents, mixed 32, mediums 24 on read.

Chicago

Widow Olive VanZandt Alcock is Dead in Tulsa

Mrs. Olive VanZandt Alcock of Tulsa, widow of Otto L. Alcock and sister-in-law of Mrs. Bill Young, died recently. Born in Chanute, she moved to Tulsa in 1922. survivors include daughter Betty Alcock and niece Eileen Rankin. Memorial service set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fitzgerald Funeral Home, Tulsa. Burial in Tulsa.

Olive VanZandt Alcock Bill Young S. Rutter Inlaw Tulsa Otto L. Alcock Pioneer Oil and Gas Lease Alcock Chanute Betty Alcock Eileen Rankin S. Highland Fitzgerald Funeral Home

Funeral service for Rollow Z. Rush at Johnson Chapel

The funeral for Rollow Z. Rush was held yesterday at Johnson Chapel with Dr. Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs. John Naughton and Mrs. Dave Petteson sang My Work is Done and How Great Thou Art. Floral attendants included Mines, Raymond Kelley, Harley Knapp, Dale Steinman, and Ross Graham. bearers were Raymond Kelley, Marion Mintz, Ross Graham, Cecil Arnett, Dale Steinmen, and Harley Knapp. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery.

Rush Rollow Z. Rush Johnson Chapel Duff Wagoner John Naughton Dave Petteson Mines Raymond Kelley Harley Knapp Dale Steinman Ross Graham Marion Mintz Cecil Arnett Dale Steinmen Elmwood Cemetery

Wall Street Gains Momentum Amid Heavy Trading

Wall Street in New York shows continued upside with strong activity in late trading. Volume for the first four hours reaches 9.36 million shares versus 8.74 million on Monday as blue chips and highly regarded issues perform well.

New York

Local Pageant Support Slides in for Jaycee Entrant

Mr. and Mrs. Bob McGregor and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winfrey III attended the Miss Kansas Pageant in Pratt on Friday and Saturday to back local Jaycee participant Lynda Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Sor of Denver are visiting their daughter and family, Gene Bilyeu and Jack Wood, at 901 South Wilson and 1102 South Plummer.

Bob McGregor W. Main Charles Winfrey III S. Evergreen Pratt Lynda Campbell Elmer H. Sor Denver Gene Bilyeu S. Wilson Jack Wood S. Plummer

Hospital visiting hours and admissions in Neosho

Daily Transcript reports visiting hours from two to four and six thirty to eight in the Humboldt area hospital. Census lists 56 patients including adults and four babies. Monday admissions include Mrs Gilbert Wilson and medical cases for William Shorb Hum boldt Ronald Reed Gilbert Ponce and others with addresses in Humboldt and surrounding towns. Dismissals listed for Mrs Re gugio DeLa Torre and Scott Bowles. Birth announced for Dale Daniels in Humboldt. Police court actions cite Steven C Jameson and Richard J Verdin with bonds or citations. Fire ran Monday at Guest House motel due to an oil leak in a 1967 Chevrolet.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Gilbert Wilson N. Highland William Shorb Humboldt Velaria Schleicher S. Santa Fe William Frederick Eric Ronald Reed N. Garfield William Bonsall W. Sycamore Gilbert Ponce S. Forest Regugio DeLa Torre William Roberts W. 5Th Albert Bullock Scott Bowles S. Tennessee Dale Daniels Chevrolet Bill Ireland Motor Co Kansas City Mike Pacais Montreal Canada

Local youths found in ditch after traffic stop

Two youths were brought to the police station at 1:20 a.m. by a highway patrol trooper who found them in a ditch near the Neosho Bourbon county line and later released to their father. A minor accident at Lincoln and Elm involved Helen M. Brodbeck and a 1967 Chevrolet with $50 damage to the car.

Main and Evergreen Neosho-Bourbon County Helen M. Brodbeck Walnut Lincoln Elm Charley Bowman Samuel T. Reed Henry

Wedding notes and family gatherings from Wichita and nearby towns

Mrs Nora Strack Dale Humboldt Opal Howell and Burl Howell Ernest Jessie Coffeyville attended the wedding of Miss Howell's great nephew Herbie Bailey to Vicki Lynn White at the Methodist Church in Wichita. A Sunday family picnic at Santa Fe Park honored Joe Myers Monaca Pa and Bernara Myers Niagara Falls.

Nora Strack and Dale Humboldt Opal Howell S. Ashby Burl Howell Ernest Jessie Coffeyville Miss Howell Herbie Bailey Wichita Vicki Lynn White Santa Fe Park Joe Myers Monaca Bernara Myers Niagara Falls

Chanute Tribune Staff and Rates Notice

The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles with publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Haworke and advertising manager Fay D Clopine. It provides subscription rates for local and distant readers, including in-territory and out-of-territory pricing, plus Chanute post office boxholder and carrier options.

Chanute Tribune Chanute Kansas S. Highland Dwight McCreight Dwight Wallingford John Haworke Fay D. Clopine Ben Nicholas R. Fma Dorsey Osborn Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson

City actions outline park work and water contract

Three commissioners attended a meeting to review projects on Western Beech and several Allen and Rutter blocks with no protests during payment-resolutions periods. The city ratified a special-meeting contract selling water to Rural Water District No. 7 and approved a beer license for Ye Old Pub at Tioga Hotel basement. City officials will join Kansas lawmakers in Washington on July 18 to discuss a Southwestern Power Administration power-line proposal. Reverend E M Pearson delivered the invocation.

Western Beech Cherry Rutter 9Th Wilson Allen Thomas Lee Jones S. Larson Tioga Hotel Kansas Washington, D. C Southwestern Power Administration E. M. Pearson Colfax

Typhoon Clara Hits Formosa

Typhoon Clara struck the northeast coast of Formosa this afternoon with 105 mph winds. The cyclone made landfall between Taipei and Hualien on the Pacific coast about 75 miles south.

Taipei Formosa Clara Hualien Pacific

Community members attend event with Myers families

Attendees listed include Frances Myers and several Myers family members such as Mr. and Mrs. Park Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kneeland with family, plus James Crane. Joe and Bernard Myers returned home today.

N.Y Frances Myers Park Myers Henry Myers Ed Myers Bud Kneeland James Crane Joe Bernard Myers

Asphaltic Surface For Hospital Area

A contract for hot asphaltic concrete mat surface of the north parking lots and drives at Neosho Memorial Hospital was approved by the board of trustees at its June meeting. The project includes rock base, curbing, four concrete entrances, and surfacing over 4 380 square yards, totaling 11 918 dollars with A G Sherwood Construction Co of Independence. Hospital statistics for June and the six months ending June 30 were reported by Dr Earl Gehrt, noting patient admissions, outpatients, and occupancy rates. Dwight Wallingford chaired the meeting with other board members present.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Plummer A. G. Sherwood Construction Co Independence Dwight Wallingford Ed Naanes

Judge Norton Speaks on World Law Day at Kiwanis Meeting

Probate Judge Leslie Norton of Allen County was the Kiwanis Club speaker at Tioga Hotel last night. Norton discussed work with juveniles in a talk titled You and Me and the Law, marking World Law Day. Jack Brown, president, presided.

Leslie Norton Allen County Kiwanis Club Tioga Hotel

Two Runaway Kansas City Boys Leave Home

Two Kansas City youths, a 13 year old and a 15 year old, ran away from home prompting police to issue alerts and seek tips. They were described as medium height with short hair and were last seen near the south end of town.

Bastine Pope Kansas City

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