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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
2
Cattle 500 head with calves none and other categories listed. Slaughter steers bought to arrive and feeders direct to dealer. choice slaughter steers 20.40. Hogs 2,500 head with under 250 lb barrows and gilts weak to 25-40 lower. over 250 lb steady to weak. sows scarce but steady. Barrows and gilts 1-3 14.00-15.60. sows 1-3 625 lb 12.00-13.75. Sheep 400 head not enough to test market.
AP reports Kansas City prices for eggs remain unchanged with Large A eggs listed as 26 to 27 cents. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers show farm prices at 12 to 13 cents and plant prices at 12 to 13 percent.
Chicago AP market brief shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.61n, Corn No 2 yellow 1.28 with sample yellow 1.26, Oats No 2 heavy white 65 , Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.534, Soybean oil 8.50n. Wheat closing 1.49s-2 July, corn 1.23s-24 July, oats 62s to 4 lower, rye July 1.25 4-26, soybeans 2 s lower July 2.49%4-2.
Kansas City prices show mixed moves for wheat corn and soybeans with quoted bids for No 2 and No 3 grades, including white yellow and mixed varieties. Cotton and rye barleys and bran figures appear with varying ranges and several entries reflect unchanged or slight declines across classes.
Wall Street recovered more than half of Thursday's steep losses as trading showed moderate volume around 4.4 million shares. Key stocks rose, including volatile and higher priced issues, while corporate bonds fell slightly and U.S. government bonds were largely unchanged.
Prairie View Center Grove Ladies Aide met with Mrs Florence Hoepker. Eleven members and three guests attended. Next meeting scheduled for June 17 with Mrs Leona Lassman. Also noted were strawberry picking at Weber farm east of Yates Center by Charles and Wayne, and visits by Mary Baker and Elite Funston of Iola to Frances Butts' home. Hazel Van Houten and children visited her mother in Halstead.
AP tally shows 5 deaths in Kansas in 24 hours ending 9 am Friday for June 1964, with a year to date total of 7 and 236 for the comparable 1963 period, 209.
Kansas GOP delegates will meet at noon in Hutchinson on Saturday to hear a progress report on the trip to the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Sam Mellinger says the session is non political. delegates will stay at the St Francis Hotel with alternates at the Plaza and others at the Hotel Oxford. Gov. John Anderson will attend the convention as an individual.
Friday admissions include Mrs. Charles Baughn Kansas City medical and Vern DuRossette with John Johnson and Debra Staggs in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Dismissals list Rebecca Good Winfred Barnett and others. Birth today to Mr and Mrs Joseph Bruce Humboldt a girl. Police court action Jackie Turner fined on failing to yield and bond forfeited. Licenses issued include multiple individuals in Chanute Leavenworth and nearby towns. Fines and jail terms for defective lights and open bottle transport.
Tom B Medders Jr president of the North Tex as Oil and Gas Association called for a five percent crude oil production cut in seven states including Texas Kansas Oklahoma Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico and Wyoming for July. He said the reduction would trim about 8 640 000 barrels and address waste while stocks run 22 million barrels higher than a year ago amid recent price drops by buyers in Texas Kansas and Oklahoma.
A three year old boy from California climbed aboard a stopped freight train near his grandmother's house in Eldora Iowa. He rode six miles to Steamboat Rock before alighting and was left stranded when the train moved on. The boy was found unharmed after an anxious search by his mother Mrs Russell Larson and Hardin County Sheriff Lowell McCormick.
Instruction to reach the Tribune carrier if the usual line is unavailable. If the contact person cannot be reached during business hours, call HE 1-3406 after 6 p.m. for alternative communication.
John Graham Hemphill 79 of 328 W Main dies at home after a short illness. He taught rural and junior high roles in Chanute area, served as county superintendent, and retired in 1956 after years in education. Survived by widow Mildred, eight children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, sisters. Service Saturday at First Presbyterian Church with burial Elmwood Cemetery. Gustaf Martinus Larson 74 of 105 S Plummer dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness. Survived by two sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren, sisters and brothers. Funeral Sunday 2:30 at Bethel Lutheran Church Vilas with burial Bethel Lutheran Cemetery. Erie IOOF Lodge No. 44 funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Erie Christian Church. burial East Hill Cemetery. Funeral home Roy S. Gibson in charge.
Judy Clough received a bachelor of music education degree from Pittsburg State College on June 1. During four years at Pittsburg she joined Sigma Alpha Iota and Kappa Delta Pi, earned Scholastic Honor Society and Golden Crest recognition, and was named Senior Scholar with a 3.5 GPA or higher. Her family assisted at graduation with attendance by Mr and Mrs M J Clough and others.
Ninety Kentucky teenagers in the Central Kentucky Youth Symphony dedicate as much time to classical music as peers spend with rock. The group, now in its 16th year, has appeared at Carnegie Hall in 1958 and performed for President and Mrs. Kennedy at the White House in 1963.
Robert L. Clagg, 80, retired Erie farmer, died Thursday afternoon at 5:30 at Labette County Medical Center Parson following a three week illness. Born December 30, 1883 in Louisburg, he lived in Erie most of his life. He married Lyda Porter February 17, 1907. she died April 11, 1956. Survived by one son Joe Clagg Erie, one granddaughter and four great grandchildren. He was a member of the Erie Christian Church.
Mrs Regina Rena Pierce of St Paul died Thursday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at St Francis Church in St Paul. Carson Funeral Home of Parsons is handling arrangements.
Canton were weekend guests of Mrs. Mays father, W. R. Follmer. Afternoon callers at the Follmer home included Mrs. Ollie Cook and her son Everette Cook and wife their daughter. Mrs. Opal Jones of Neodesha and Mrs. Thalia Bryan with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lett and Dean and Kirk, all of Kansas City. Mrs. J. O. Prindle of Columbus Ohio is visiting her brother W. R. Follmer.
Tommy Joe Smith son of Rex and Mrs Smith of 1420 S Central traveled to Kansas City for his pre induction Army physical. He will begin basic training at Ft Leonard Wood. A tool box of hand tools was stolen from Marvin Peery s truck Colony R 1 police were notified yesterday. Two cars Roy Colston 22 of 1005 N Garfield and James A Dell 15 of 1709 N Highland collided at 17th and Edith at 625 p m damage estimated 300 to Colston s 1959 Fiat and 250 to Dells 1950 Ford. A summons was issued to James E Dell father of James Dell for permitting a minor to drive in violation of license restrictions.
Lt Col Ellis B McClintick son of Mr and Mrs Altan McClintick of R and Walnut graduates today from the Air War College at Maxwell AFB Alabama He is assigned to the Strategic Air Command 28th Bomb Wing at Ellsworth AFB South Dakota as a staff officer He served over 21 years and earned a B S from the University of Maryland Commissioned in 1943 His wife Rhoda formerly of Canada
Grant Wilson, 5-B District Commander, and Mrs George Wilson, District Auxiliary president, inspected Coffeyville World War I Barracks and Auxiliary in Mound Valley Wednesday night.
Richard D. Tice is named manager of the Fred Harvey Restaurant in the Palmolive Building, Chicago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tice of 220 N Franklin and previously served as assistant manager at the Harvey House in Kansas City.
The Poodle who Barked at the Wind is read during the children's story hour from 10 30 until 11 Saturday morning in the children's library.
Police reported extensive damage to a concrete block wall at the C L Fowler Glen Kaufman filling station at 1111 N Santa Fe. Officers said a bread truck parked in the building overnight was pushed by a feeder truck in the early morning, injuring the wall.
The Cooperative Vacation Bible School closing program for Zion Ridge and Vilas churches is now at Vilas church tomorrow at 8 pm. Superintendent Mrs. Charles Doudna announced the move, changing from Sunday night due to a death in a church congregation.
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