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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
2
Cattle 2 200 and calves 25 at Kansas City sale. Feeder bids steady to strong with steers over 900 pounds up 25. Feeder steer ranges 28.05 to 27.65 for various weights. Hogs 2 500 with barrows and gilts 22.50 to 23.25. sows 17.75 to 19.75. Sheep 50 lambs steady to strong. spring lambs 26.00 to 27.00, prime 27.25.
In Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs firm with large eggs at 80 percent A 22-26 and mediums at 80 percent A 172-22. Butter remains unchanged.
In Chicago price quotes, Wheat No 2 hard 1 70 No 2 red 1 66 Corn No 2 yellow 1 39 Oats No 2 heavy white 777 Soybeans No 1 yellow 2 90 Soybean oil 10 29. Market shorthand shows standard futures notation and percent signs.
Daily Transcript notes Neosho Memorial Hospital census at 64 adults and pediatrics with four babies. Wednesday admissions include Mrs. Cora Erbe Altoona medical and others at 1002 N Garfield 1302 S Grant medical. Arthur H Jackson 915 N Grant medical. Birth announces a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pack St Clair 1105 S Larson. Dismissals include Mrs Phillip Embry and daughter 203 E 10th Mrs Wilbur Mitch em 221 W 4th. Today admissions John Rodgers 419 S Ashby surgery. Police court actions list Jess D Lock driving while intoxicated with fines and jail, plus careless driving dismissed. other drivers cited with bonds posted.
Ocie B. Beck of 714 N. Steuben retires from Ash Grove cement plant after three decades of service. He joined in 1937 as a laborer, moved to the raw mill in 1942, and from 1960 worked as an over head crane operator until retirement. He and wife have four children, Billy Dean Beck, Sue Margaret McCarthy, Ethel Irene Barnett, and Anna May Walker.
New York stock market holds a substantial late day gain with heavy trading. Industrials recover about three quarters of Wednesday losses amid a technical rebound from oversold conditions, aided by a monthly rise in factory orders and talks to restore the investment tax credit.
Police cited Marcia Campbell 16 of 518 S Malcolm on a charge of driving with faulty brakes after her car ran off the street and struck a carport at 720 W Pine around 12 30 p m yesterday. Bond of 10 was posted later by the girl's father. The carport owned by Charles N Wolfe sustained about 125 damage and the left front of the 1952 Ford was about 40 damaged.
Judith Charlene Truster will graduate from Wichita State University Sunday. Betty L. Eubanks also graduates Chanute High School. Harmony EH Unit meets tomorrow. Mrs. A. R. Jackson returns from Norman Oklahoma and Fort Worth Texas. Edward Lance visits his mother in Lyons. Memorial Day visits include Roxie Malin Winifred Topeka and J R White Lawrence. Hansons Overland Park visit relatives in Lawrence area. Adrian Mee and Teresa visit Lila Mee and Mee family in Overland Park.
Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club sponsors lessons Friday at 7 30 p m at the south shelter house Santa Fe Park. A dance is scheduled Saturday at 8 p m at Santa Fe Park. Residents Gertrude Anderson and Alva Dwelle, Dallas, and other Chanute relatives attended Memorial Day at H H Hollenshead home. Police reported a blank pistol incident involving two boys and another boy. the gun was found but the boy not located. A minor car crash near Lincoln and Main caused slight damage to one vehicle. three youths were later released with a curfew warning.
Rhenhart Albert Barnow 90 died Wednesday at Sterling Heights Manor of Iola. Born January 15 1877 in Stolp Germany he came to Kansas at nine and homesteaded in Gove County. He married Nellie May Shaffer September 11 1907. Survived by three daughters two sons a sister and a brother. His wife died May 5 1957.
Mrs. Max Stanley of Dighton organized a full-page Memorial Day ad in the Hutchinson News urging an end to the Vietnam War. About 250 signatures were gathered since Feb 1 to call for writing leaders and ending bombing, with a June 14 meeting planned in Hays to decide further actions.
Thirteen Sunflower Club members traveled to Independence for a Chinese dinner and the meeting presided by Mrs. Vera Harms. Lessons on First Ladies featured portraits of historical figures. Numerous weekend visitors from Manhattan, Topeka, Ellis, and other towns dropped by, with church groups and nursing-home visits noted.
Obituary notes a resident of Emporia with 13 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. The funeral service is planned at Aliceville Methodist Church Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in Altamont Cemetery under Porter Kistner Funeral Home of Iola supervision.
Instructions direct readers to call their Tribune phone line or contact a carrier. If unavailable, readers are advised to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for reach.
A light festive menu feature recommends onion tomato soup served in cups with sour cream and dill, paired with chicken rice dish, tossed salad, and hot rolls. Dessert uses mixed spring fruits with lemon ice in crystal parfaits. Recipe: combine onion and tomato soups with water and potato, simmer 10 minutes, then top each cup with dill or chives sour cream.
Cecil Jones 54 of Lambertville New Jersey faces two counts of murder after a Tuesday night shooting at a Harmarville Pennsylvania motel. Four men were wounded and two killed James Oliver 37 of Fairfield Texas Allen Neely 44 of Jasper Texas Eugene Staton 44 of Pleasanton Kansas Warren Mulkey 40 of Laurel Mississippi worked for Sheehan Pipeline Construction Co Tulsa Oklahoma. Police say a long time grudge against the company motivated the attack.
Baldwin Kansas June 7 11 The Kansas Annual Conference at Baker University will focus on merging Evangelical United Brethren into the United Methodist Church with a vote scheduled for June 8. More than 500 delegates and 18 000 Independence district members from 109 000 total attend.
Chanute Tribune reports from June 1 1967 page two with local briefs. Details include community notices, small-town events, and municipal updates affecting Chanute and nearby areas.
Chanute Tribune publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with staff including Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor. Circulation management by Fay D. Clopine. rates listed for mail and carrier editions in various counties. AP member rights noted.
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