Livestock Market Summary From Kansas City AP Report
The Kansas City market notes cattle 5200 head with prices for steers and heifers 22.00 to 25.00 and vealers 24.00 to 27.00. Hogs 5000 head show barrows and gilts 15.00 to 16.00 for 190 to 250 pounds and sows 13.50 to 14.00 for 270 to 400 pounds. Sheep 3000 head feature lambs 50 to 75 higher and feeders steady with good to prime lambs 19.00 to 23.50 and feeders 12.00 to 13.50. Additional market notes list varying grades and byproducts including creams and hides with miscellaneous prices.
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Kansas City
Parsons Livestock market prices and trends
The bulletin lists cattle hogs sheep and related values for Parsons livestock sale. Grading ranges cover U S 1 and 2 hogs 190 to 240 pounds and sows to 400 pounds down. cattle prices run from stocker calves to choice steers and heifers with weights mostly 600 to 700 pounds. veals cows bulls and lambs also priced with varied quality grades and weights. Highs include U S choice grain fed steers 24 to 25.25 and veal primes at 28.0.
Wall Street Rebounds After Late Trading Slide
The New York stock market reversed a slump with a sharp advance in heavy trading. Volume reached about 5.8 million shares, with gains of key stocks from fractions to over 2 points, while a minority of issues fell. Bonds and corporates were steady to lower as the tape lag persisted.
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New York
U.S
Kansas graduates noted from area in 1962 ceremonies
Area students and relatives are listed among those who earned degrees at the University of Kansas Lawrence commencement and related activities. Names include Philip Emery Mas ter of Science geology Jack Wortman Doctor of Medicine Charlene Galt English Jill Kensinger German Helen Keltcher and others with additional graduates and local observers mentioned alongside local events and civic notices.
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University of Kansas
Lawrence
Philip Anthony Emery
Humboldt
Jack Anthony Wortman
W. 6Th
Charlene Marie Galt
S. Evergreen
Jack William Kensinger
Helen Irene Keltcher
Yates Center
Keith Lyle McCoy
Eric
Jeannene Warie Meyer
Larry Dean Wheeles
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Steady in Markets
Chicago AP report shows butter and eggs stable with minor shifts in dairy quotes. Live poultry remains largely unchanged with red white rock fryers and heavy hens priced near previous levels.
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Chicago
Egg and poultry prices steady in Kansas City market
AP reports Kansas City wholesale and consumer egg prices remain steady with small and medium lots trading around 16 to 22 cents for consumer eggs. Poultry prices show heavy hens around 10 cents and light hens about 1 dollar per unit, with butter holding flat.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain Report Signals Mixed Commodity Movements
Chicago price report shows no wheat or soybean sales with corn prices barely changed. Wheat rose by a cent per bushel while rye advanced about two percent and oats held steady. July soybean futures dipped around twelve cents.
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Chicago
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
AP Kansas City report shows wheat prices mixed with No 2 hard and dark hard at 2.1574 to 2.564 percent, No 3 at 2.13 to 2.55 percent, and No 2 red 2.15 to 2.17 percent. Corn unchanged to lower with No 2 white 1.33 to 1.48 and No 3 1.15 to 1.47. Oats at 69 to 72 and 67 to 70. Additional grains include mile maize 1.91, kafir 1.84 to 1.97, rye 1.16 to 1.21, barley 1.03 to 1.08, soybeans 2.414 to 2.46, bran 31.50 to 32.25, shorts 32.50 to 33.25.
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At&t
Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Chrysler
Dow Chem
du Pont
Monson Choteee
Mont Ward
Penney
Kansas City
Dr Myers Honored as Distinguished Alumni at Pittsburg State
Newton surgeon Dr Robert W Myers was among three Pittsburg State College alumni awarded the Distinguished Alumni Award at last night’s commencement. Also honored were Helen Potter Bridges of New York and Dr John W Gilbaugh of San Jose State College.
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Harold I. Anderson
Pittsburg State College Alumni Assn
Anderson
William J. Brumbaugh
Pittsburg
Aoys Rae Taylor Hagman
Pittsburg State College
Glen Dormois
Peggy
Glenda
Wendell Bowyer
Ivan Lock
Tom Glasscock
J. T. Johnson
A. D. Johnson
J. T. Cole
Loninie Rhodes
Raymond Bell
Robert Blunk Sr
Robert Blunk Jr
Jack Brown
Carl Stone
Buffalo
Robert W. Myers
Newton
Myers
Chanute
Josephine Lapham
Walter Lapham
Laphams
Royster
Kansas University Medical School
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
The
Medical Center
Korea
Kendall
Martin
Helen Potter Bridges
American Gas Assn
New York
John W
Cheerful Montgomery polio victim dies after nine years
Mrs. Joel Werfel of Montgomery Alabama dies at age 35 after nine years in an iron lung following a polio outbreak in 1953. The mother of 12 year old Deborah, she authored Please Scratch My Nose a book completed shortly before her death. Her courage amid paralysis won wide admiration across the state.
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Montgomery
Ala
Joel Werfel
Deborah
Alabama
Apparent Car Theft Attempt At 1959 Chevrolet
Police were notified of an attempted theft at the Jack Colburn residence 1015 Allen last night. Officers said part of the ignition switch had been removed from the car.
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Jack Colburn
Allen
Grandson of local family earns National High School Honor Society honor
Mr and Mrs W C Markley of 905 S Central learn their grandson William Clyde Markley III of Offutt Air Force Base Omaha has been elected to the National High School Honor Society and received a scholastic award for excellent grades. He will be a senior next fall after three years of perfect attendance. Mrs I O Minniear of 324 S Rutter reports a left rear fender scratch on her parked car at 901 S Lafayette.
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I. O. Minniear
S. Rutter
S. Lafayette
W. C. Markley
S. Central
William Clyde Markley III
W. C. Markley Jr
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Markley
Tribune Phone Help Line
If you cannot reach your carrier use the Tribune number HE 1 3400 after 6 pm to contact assistance.
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Tribune
Deaths and Funerals: Coombs Scott Chambers
George E. Coombs 80 of Humboldt died unexpectedly Saturday. Survived by two sons and two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Price Funeral Home Humboldt with graveside service by Odd Fellows at Mount Hope. E A Scott of Portland former Chanute resident died in Portland rest home. Funeral and burial in Portland Wednesday. Clyde T. Chambers funeral held Saturday at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
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George E. Coombs
Humboldt
Chautauqua County
Coombs
Bartlesville
Edna Thompson
Christian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Clarence W. Coombs
Anaheim
Calif
Robert M. Coombs
Wichita
Price Funeral Home
Bob Young
The
Mount Hope Cemetery
E. A. Scott
Portland
Ore
Chanute
Scotts
the Nazarene Church
J. H
Marguerite) Kustanborter
Joplin
Gene
Dortha) Vancil
Virgil Scott
Cherryvale
Ward Lee Scott
Huntington Park
Everett Scott
E. A. Scott Jr
Bob Scott
Leonard Ripple
Pampa
Tex
Leon Ripple
S. Ashby
Chambers
Clyde T. Chambers
Roy S. Gibson
Charles Hufft
Macedonia Baptist Church of
Springfield
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Joe Carter
Albert Ray Hackett
Funeral service for Irving H. Ingraham set Thursday
The funeral service for Irving H. Ingraham will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at Johnson Mortuary with the Rev Paul Life of the Evangelical United Brethren church officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery.
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Irving H. Ingraham
Johnson Mortuary
Rev. Paul Life
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column From 1942 Chanute Tribune
A 1942 Ann Landers column segment offers blunt guidance on social quirks and misbehaving spouses. Readers ask about criticizing a friend’s husband, a teen romance at a family dinner, and a boy catching up in school after illness with grade concerns. Copies mention Chanute Tribune submission and a return envelope.
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Ann
Ann Landers
Stark Rural Carrier Applications Due This June
Stark post office announces applications for rural mail carrier accepted until June 26. Requires one year residency in the delivery area, 18 or older with no upper age limit except temporary one year renewables after age 70. Written test required and information at the Stark post office.
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STARK
Stark Post Office
Ruby Smith
Smith
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Carpenter's Hall
Washington, D.C
Josephine
Gurley
Clara Hodges
Fort Worth
Tex
Elmer McCleod
Lillies Orr
Kingfisher
Okla
Eldon Smith
Glen Smith
Elgar Smith
Lawrence Titterington
Lawrence
Walter Smith
W. R. Trosper
Tonganoxie
Lee Smith
Fred Morgan
Joan
Neodesha
Fred Walker
Altoona
L. McMillen
JG. T. Wheatley
Mabel Walker
Guy Smith
Chanute
Daily Transcript Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Daily Transcript lists admissions and dismissals for Monday and today. Names include Mrs Roy McMillen Mrs C W Brennan Nellie Winkler Patricia Carl burg John Rogers Mrs Leonard Hunt Clark Frankenberry Everett Miller Martin Roberts Lois Belle Killion Patrick Jordan Michael Jordan Earlton William Koch and Houdas helt and daughter birth notices for Summerville Hovorka and a traffic citation for Terry L Sprague with a $5 bond. The items reference addresses and occupations and include medical surgical and social notes.
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Roy McMillen
C. W. Brennan
S. Highland
Nellie Winkler
S. Evergreen
Patricia Carlburg
N. Steuben
George Wallace
W. Walnut
David McLaren
S. Allen
Alice Venus
S. Central
Arnold Summerville
Darold Petty
Bradner Wheeler
S. Malcolm
John Rogers
Humboldt
Leonard
Hunt
S. Forest
Clark Frankenberry
Altoona
Everett Miller
Martin Roberts
S. Washington
Lois Belle Killion
Patrick Jordan
Michael Jordan
Earlton
William Koch
W. Main
Howard
Houdas Helt
Edgar Gilbert
John Hovorka
S. Larson
Terry L. Sprague
N. Perest
Wheat Harvest Resumes as Fields Dry in Kansas
Fields dry in southern Kansas prompt resume of harvest activity. In Great Bend the harvest labor control office issued a second bulletin of the season. Kansas State Employment Service farm placement said cutting to begin at noon in Clark County. Sumner County Caldwell and Wellington offices noted clear windy weather aiding drying and possible early cutting.
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Great Bend
Kansas
Harvest Labor Control Office
Farm Placement Service
Kansas State Employment Service
Clark County
Caldwell
Wellington
Sumner County
Santa's Village opens near Bracebridge offering holiday rides
Canada's answer to Disneyland features Kris Kringle's River Boat and Santa's Toy Shops. Elves and gnomes perform as youngsters explore the Bracebridge Ontario attraction.
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Canada
Disneyland
Bracebridge, Ont
Kris Kringle
Shortages Hit Combine Operators at Key Stations
At Wellington and Anthony, shortages of combine operators and truck drivers were noted while other offices reported adequate supplies of men and machines. Pratt's office anticipated a need for combines as fields dry after four inches of rain over the weekend.
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Wellington
Anthony
Pratt
Nurses Aide Course Opens at Neosho Memorial Hospital
A nurses aide course began yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital with 16 students. Instructor Mrs. Charles Lesher, a registered nurse, leads the program from 1 to 3 p.m. on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for six weeks for a 60 hour course. A second class is planned for mid July and applications are welcome at the hospital.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Lesher
Walther League Elects Officers at Zion Lutheran
The Walther League of Zion Lutheran church elected officers Eva Edwards president Terry Lassman vice president Karen Olson secretary Joanna Eskridge treasurer Tom Gerken Christian growth chairman David Wendeln song leader and Alvin Seefeldt athletic chairman. The group voted to collect pop bottle caps for the INASMUCH Lutheran Social Service project. A skating party with Humboldt and Lola leagues is planned for June 24.
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Walther League of the Zion Lutheran Church
Eva Edwards
Terry Lassman
Karen Olson
Joanna Eskridge
Tom Gerken
Christian Growth
David Wendeln
Alvin Seefeldt
Lutheran Social Service
W. T. Niermeier
Charlene Edwards
Humboldt
Lola
Chanute Tribune Page Two June 5 1962
Local news brief from Chanute Kansas highlights community events and notices on page two. Report includes upcoming meetings, school updates, and civic announcements with brief notices from residents and organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
K.C. Livestock
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Wall Street
Richard V. Cushman
Floyd Cushman
S. Santa Fe
Radiologic Technology
St. John’s Hospital
Chanute High School
Missouri University Medical Center
Columbia
Cushman
William W. Hoagland
Secretary of the Navy
Harold E. Shear
Patrick Henry
Groton
Conn
Hoagland
Frances Alice Massey
Amalie J. Brock
Sandia Base
Albuquerque
N. M
C. C. Stoll
S. Grant
Santa Fe
Chris Coots
Jeff Coots
S. Kansas
Stan Kenton
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Coots
Kenton
Nu-Way
North Allen
Bowling Alley
Douglas Ford
Pamela
John L. Williamson
Donald D
Stanislaus
Marion C. Kibler
Kibler
Rex Truitt
Mary
Jill
the Truitts
Barbara Joan ‘David
School of Education
Denise Churchill
Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Bill Gerken
Clint Bowers
N. Plummer
Marie McDonald
S. Lincoln
Wickstrom
Paschal Grimes
Charles C. Grimes
Berkeley
K.C
Chicago Grain
Kansas City Cash
Dr. Myers
David L. McCune
Insurance the Professional Blog
Chanute Ins. Board
Leona Fabiola
Kelly Miller Circus
Optimist Club
Allen Monument Company
S. Central, Chanute
Cedar Lodge No. 103
Charles Blanchard, W.M
Jay T, Klinginsmith
Slu'y
Ernie Sible
Marion Felkin
Don Helm
Ben Morris
Ray Abbott
Thad Ivey
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral Services
Ingraham Service
Board of Education
Stark Mail Carrier
Daily Transcript
Carpenter Hall
Calvert
Walther League
Gay Gibson
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