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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
2
AP report from Kansas City details uneven hog prices with barrows and gilts mostly steady to weak, sows firm. varied weights listed with price ranges. Slaughter lambs and ewes show modest gains while cattle and calves move mixed. feeders steady and prime options noted. Chicago notes live poultry prices steady to higher, butter and eggs unchanged.
United States hogs and cattle prices range with US No 1 and 2 hogs 190-240 lbs at 17.00 to 17.25 dollars and mixed lots up to 17.50 for high choice, cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 lbs at 22.00 to 23.50, and stocker calves 28.00 to 31.00. soybeans lead Chicago Board of Trade gains amid revised carryover estimates of 25 million bushels or less, wheat and corn up slightly, oats steady to lower, and soybeans quoted around 2.64 and oil around 9.0.
A concise note identifies tuna as the largest species within the mackerel family, highlighting their size and taxonomic placement.
Dean Skinner argues that schooling teaches more than facts. Education trains the mind to work on facts and to build character. Graduation is seen as a beginning, not an end, shaping how we cope with life.
The Koch-Skinner Memorial Home at 16 N Forest announces a two week countdown to June weddings with Mr Skinner set to comment. The prospective event highlights local plans for upcoming matrimonial ceremonies and community interest.
Kansas City AP reports prices paid to producers across categories. Large A 25-29 and mostly 27 for prices. medium A 22-25 mostly 23. small A 17-19 mostly 18. large B 22-25 mostly 23. C’s dirties checks 17-22 mostly 18. Wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 28-30 mostly 29. medium 80 percent A 24-26 mostly 25. Poultry prices list heavy hens 5 lb up 12, light hens 5 lb up 8, hens under 5 lb 6, capons 7-8 lb 16, capons 8 lb 18, ducks young white over 5 lb 15. Missouri Arkansas live flyers and broilers farm 14s, delivered at plant 14%4-15s. Butter Grade A solid 67, grade A lb quarters 68.
Wall Street in New York advanced unevenly after noon as motors and selected issues led gains while volume reached about 5.3 million shares for the day, compared with 4.69 million on Friday. Overall market moved toward new 1963 highs with more advancers than decliners.
Wheat futures showed mixed moves with several grain classes nearly unchanged to higher at Kansas City. Corn and oats displayed modest shifts with No. 2 white corn around 1.23 to 1.26 a bushel and oats near 0.68 to 0.76. Soybeans traded around 2.52 to 2.58 per bushel. In deaths, Oscar A Lauber of Yates Center R1 died yesterday at age 49. survivors include wife Dessie, sons Leon and Billie, a brother Elmer, and sister Marie Wix. funeral set for tomorrow at H R Campbell and Son Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Packard officiating.
Stevie Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Marion Johnson R 3 will be buried in Yates Center cemetery with a graveside service at 10 am tomorrow officiated by Rev William J Baldwin of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Koch Skinner Memorial Home is in charge.
A group of 28 students from Africa and the Far East enrolled at Kansas State University will tour rural Leavenworth County on Tuesday. The visit includes fruit dairy and poultry farms to observe local agricultural practices.
McCoy slipped into the city light plant at night to use an unlocked telephone. He allegedly made long calls to a Paola girlfriend. Police found no applicable ordinance, charged him with obtaining property by false pretenses, and he posted $100 bond. He faces court at 4 p.m. Thursday on a claim of $81.75 in telephone charges.
Maj. and Mrs J R Taylor Lansing announce a daughter born yesterday. Grandparents are C V Crissman. The Taylors also have a 27 year old daughter Jacqueline Ann. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gordon Fort Worth are parents of Gregory Thomas born May 22. Gordon is grandson of John A Lapham and former Chanute residents Mrs A R Jackson. Police investigated a prowler on S Henry Saturday night. nothing missing. Ross E Miler and wife attended the 28th KU commencement. grandson Gordon B Hensley of Overland Park earned a PharmD.
Marius T Phillips of 417 West Fifth entered Santa Fe hospital in Topeka during the weekend and is listed in room 239.
Mr and Mrs D L Rumple spent the weekend in Wichita visiting Mrs Rumples sister Mrs J P Arthur who is a patient at St Francis Hospital.
Dr. Fred Shaw of 212 North Evergreen returned Friday from Rushsylvania Ohio where he attended the alumni banquet of his high school class of 1900. He was an honor guest at the dinner and later served as principal of the same school.
Mr and Mrs Theo Baker of 222 N Washington and Mr and Mrs Fred Oliverson of 203 N Washington attended the wedding of Larry Oliverson, the Oliversons’ son, in Kansas City yesterday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs A R Lance of Tahlequah Okla returned home Saturday after a several days visit with Mrs Lance’s brother and wife Mr and Mrs Ed Wolfe of 18 S Tennessee_city.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Schoen hofer of Hastings Nebraska visited his sister Mrs Leland Lowe and family at 306 S Highland over the weekend Kay Carla and Karen Lowe joined them on the trip returning to Hastings for a visit
S Sgt Robert G Nivens stationed at Dow AFB Maine assigned to a Strategic Air Command unit. He works as a warehousing supervisor and is married to the former Margaret Crawford of 402 East Chestnut.
The Haviland family reunion will be held Sunday at McLachlen Park in Thayer.
Daily Transcript lists Saturday admissions Lole Browning Humboldt Mark Ellis Mrs Richard Smith at 509 W 3rd 805 S Allen for medical. Births Saturday a boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Hill 509 W 5th. Sunday admissions include Mrs Marion Johnson R 3 Fannie Burns 1805 S Edith Stanley Harding Eric Mrs Eugene Connes 106 N Lafayette Mrs Dexter Heath Ponca City Okla surgery etc. Dismissals and births also noted with names and addresses.
Sixty four percent of employed persons reported using a private automobile or car pool to get to work in the 1960 census.
Mrs Effie Leonard of Wichita arrived Wednesday to stay with her sister and husband, Mr and Mrs Hillard Blume, at 310 North Kansas.
Ron Nicholson of 215 N Grant told police a theft occurred from his car while parked Saturday night at the National Guard Armory. He said the door was locked but a window vent had been left open.
Virgil Ingroom of Wichita paid a $25 fine Saturday on charges of intoxication and resisting arrest, according to court records. Additional details about the case were not available in the provided text.
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