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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
2
AP reports livestock steady with hogs trading steady at 195 to 260 pounds and 260 to 600 pounds in several classes. Sheep show spring lambs firm to 25 higher with top 28.25. Cattle and calves offered with price tests incomplete. feeders and slaughter classes show steady to higher bids, mixed quotes across steer and heifer grades. Cornish rough figures hint July futures down slight.
Kansas City AP reports price changes for consumer eggs medium A 20 22s in Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers at farm 15 15 percent at plant 152 16s with other produce unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter and eggs prices steady and unchanged in the latest market notes. Prices show no significant movement for dairy commodities.
Wheat bids were mostly unchanged at Kansas City with several grades posting slight declines. Corn prices held firm across white and yellow types while oats and rye showed modest ranges. Soybeans edged up. sacked bran and shorts traded around 75 and 40 respectively.
Market list shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at .23, Grade A Large .22, Grade A Medium .21, Grade B Large .20, Grade C. Hens, roosters priced at .04 per unit. Creams and hides listed with varying figures, notable glue hides price.
Chicago grain bids show wheat No 2 hard at 1.46 and red at 1.43. Corn No 2 yellow 1.37 with No 3 at 1.36. Oats No 2 heavy white 74, soybean values steady near 2.89. Soybean oil at 10.38. Soybeans closed up 4 to 3 cents per bushel, July quotes vary. wheat and corn show mixed advances.
Chanute Tribune published in Chanute Kansas with Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor. Advertising manager is Joan Hovorka and circulation manager is Mrs Leland Loewe. Errors and policies noted with AP affiliation and circulation rates listed for Kansas and surrounding counties.
The WSCS of First Methodist Church held a luncheon in the church fellowship rooms with Mrs A A Miller giving thanks. New members Eve Johnson and Mrs C C Youngquist were introduced. Esther Gulley, a Mexican missionary, attended as a guest. Mrs Jerry Steele and Mrs Wilbur Smulling led the lesson on the Disciplined Life. Mrs Howard Jenkins chaired the meeting and a special membership was presented to Mrs Kenneth Brown. Open house at the parsonage was announced. The next gathering will be a 9 o clock breakfast.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday in the church educational building. Vice president Mrs. Ray Hutchison led the business session, devotions were by Mrs. L E Lofgren, and the program “The Constant Quest” was led by Mrs. Glen McLaren with aides Frank Coble Frank Baughn Earl Grogan E E Zastrow R O Wicker Lamar Whitwon and Jack Hunt. The Charlotte Worley circle organized the social hour with refreshments for 23 members.
Wednesday admissions include Virginia Barker surgery at 507 S Central and Ida Morris medical at 1115 S Central. Births record a Brinkmeyer boy in Humboldt and Tennimon and Dyke boys in Humboldt and Thayer respectively. Police Court cases involve careless driving fines and minor citations across Humboldt Lola and surrounding areas.
Wall Street turned mixed in late trading after an early rise. Volume estimated around 6 million shares, down from 6.85 million Wednesday. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. Treasuries strengthened on news that Britain cut its Bank Rate.
New Albany Wilson County hosts a two day centennial with events including an Ozark Trail ride to New Albany, reenactment of a bank robbery, old fashioned auction, children's races, team pulling contest, art exhibit, and evening Old Fiddlers concert. Sunday features a camp meeting service, basket dinner, and community sing. Centennial chairman is Mrs Austin Cook with county Historical Society support.
Mrs Vada Jean Mosley 37 died unexpectedly Wednesday night at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born July 16 1927 in LaPlata Missouri she moved to Humboldt 19 years ago. Survived by husband George Mosley two daughters Sherry and Artisha her mother Esther Snart and siblings. Funeral Saturday 2 pm at Price Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev Herman Seyfert officiating. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery. Also notes re scheduled service for Mrs Mayme Foxworthy Erie Baptist Church and funeral arrangements by Pierce Funeral Home Erie. Charles A Rathbun 76 died Wednesday evening at Westview Nursing Home born Beatrice Nebraska WWI veteran married Ada Cox 1949. survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral Friday 2 pm Skinner Memorial Chapel with Dr Fred Shaw. burial Elmwood Cemetery.
Group meetings of the Christian Women's Fellowship were held in homes Wednesday. Group 4 met at Mrs. C. M. Naff's home at 901 N. Santa Fe with Mrs. P. H. Taylor presiding and Mrs. A. B. Olson presenting the lesson Meeting the New Nations in Person. Mrs. W. L. Camp led the devotions. ten members attended.
Local news lists attendees from Chanute including Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner Floyd Potter and Milo Johnson for the Independence District Conference in Coffeyville from June 1 to June 4. It notes visiting relatives and various social gatherings at churches and homes, with numerous group meetings and devotions across several local addresses.
Steven R Callarman three year old of rural Thayer died this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital. No further information was available late today. John Son Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
Funeral services for Mrs Elza Maude Hobert were held at Johnson Chapel on Wednesday afternoon with the Rev Marvin Platt officiating. Mrs D A Finney and Mrs Hazel Slane sang Beautiful Isle and Going Home. Bearers included Willis J Ross Emery Marsh Russell F Hageman Harry Depointer Linne Mog and Oren Benson of La Harpe, with VFW Auxiliary conducting graveside rites at Elmwood Cemetery.
Ninth graders Bob Magill and Sherrie Caldwell along with seventh grader Gail Abbuehl led the Royster Junior High honor roll with all A grades. Seventy total students earned honor roll status across seventh, eighth, and ninth grades, with 42 girls and 21 boys recognized.
Mrs. Joann Hoard, 24, of Kansas City Kansas, drowned Wednesday in Lake Garnett during a picnic with fellow Osawatomie State Hospital patients.
Mrs Leon G Engelman was honored with a layette shower at the Buffalo Lake home of Mrs Pat McGregor with co host Mrs Fred Whitney. Guests enjoyed games and gifts while Lori McGregor helped open presents and cake and refreshments were served.
A June 3 1965 Chanute Tribune page two lists community residents and families. Names include Winder Charles Stevens Calvin Clune smith Carl Payne Buffalo Ivan Mears Charles Downey Yates Center Phillip Cooper Earl Gehrt Chanute Dale Sharp Vince Engelman Charles Ander son Clarence Nelson Jim Farmer Benedict Debra Engelman Kathy Engelman Elaine Stevens Mary Ebien Peterson Buffalo Karen Earnest Chanute.
Twenty homesick boys left Oklahoma's first federal job corps camp returning to the East. Camp Director Stan Adams said they had been at the camp two weeks with 60 other boys remaining.
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