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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
2
Wall Street NY cattle and hog markets show varied quotes with cattle calf and heifer ranges, hogs strong to higher for certain weights, sows steady, sheep steady with lambs and ewes priced, stock cows and bulls listed. Kansas City consumer eggs, wholesale eggs, butter and poultry unchanged, Chicago butter and eggs steady with grade prices noted.
Local notices report the deaths of Mrs. Dave Herndon and Mrs. Lorena Eastman among others, with extensive survivor lists including eight grandchildren and multiple California connections. Burial plans cite Morland's Mortuary and Roosevelt Memorial Park with services in Compton and Gardena, California. Also noted are details on Charlie Epice of Altamont and Ira A. Webb Sr. of Chanute, with service arrangements and family survivals.
Benedict Mrs. Lee Clark and family visited Mrs. May Warner in Independence while relatives from Arlington and Paulding, Ohio joined. A large Severy wedding for Kathy Morrow took place with Spencer family attendance and a later shower. Also noted are Loveridge detailing a new 44 hour work week rule and the Equal Pay Act of 1963 affecting wage discrimination.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions Tue include Mrs. Leo Rausch and Mrs. James Pruitt with listed addresses and surgeries, plus several medical patients Mrs. William Frederick Mrs. George Barker Ralph Harner Harold Felkins and more from Humboldt and nearby towns. Dismissals include Mrs. Vern MecGaugh Carol Perkins Mrs. John Ward and daughter. Admissions today list Mrs. Merle Toews Herbert Schmitt Albert Sommars. Dismissals today include Randall Wells John Tiegreen Ralph Harner Harold Felkins and Mrs Willie Cole. District Court action in Chanute involves Doris Christine Moore vs Dean Moore a divorce. Case dismissed without prejudice. costs to plaintiff.
Millard W. Drisdell and W. XM. Jay Klinginsmith invite visiting brethren to a lodge gathering with secretary listed for details.
In Chicago today, AP notes no sales of wheat corn oats or soybeans occurred. Soybean oil prices firm at eight cents per bushel with no change in activity or bids recorded.
Kansas City AP reports wheat and corn price movements with bids for No 2 and No 3 grades across hard dark and white categories. Also lists oats, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts futures. The item adds a historical note that St Thomas in the Virgin Islands was formally colonized by Denmark in 1672.
In Salina Kansas Doyle J Loveridge of the Labor Department Wage Hour Division outlined changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act effective Sept 3. The amendments approved by Congress affect minimum wage rules for workers engaged in interstate commerce or goods production for interstate commerce.
TOPEKA AP James W Ayers budget analyst with the department of administration has been named director of administrative services for the state department of health He will begin Aug 1 and oversee business functions plus coordination of public health laboratories health education services and vital statistics
Christian A Herter, U S chief trade negotiator, left London for the United States after a ten day tour of European capitals.
A miscellaneous shower was held Saturday evening at the Grady Community Building for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Waltermire of Dallas Texas visiting Jack's parents Mr. and Mrs. Worth Waltermire and Jay. Guests listed include families and friends such as Worth Waltermire LaVeta Heaton Betty Waltermire Sam Waltermire and others. Decorations featured garden flowers pink and white streamers with gifts arranged on a lace table and cake punch and mints served.
Mrs. Howard Wilson came home last night after visiting Mr. Wilson's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Legatski, in Bartlesville. She had traveled there on Sunday. Mrs. Felix Bouray Mrs. Burl O'Connor and Mrs. Duff Wagoner attended the Western Assembly of the Methodist church at Mt Sequoyah Fayetteville Ark July 15 to 20. Mrs. Wagoner will remain another week and returns home Friday.
Fewer than 20,000 bighorn sheep are spread from western Canada to Mexico, a shrinking range that reflects ongoing pressures on the species. Authorities note conservation actions may be needed to stabilize trends across habitats and jurisdictions.
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