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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City hogs higher with 5 000 head price gains across barrows gilts and sows. Cattle and calves trade mixed with steers steady to 25 lower and feeders firm. Chicago grains mixed with wheat soybeans and corn showing small gains and losses across contracts.
U.S. livestock prices show varied bids for Parsons Hogs and Kansas City eggs. Cattle and veal ranges include U.S. choice steers up to 36.50 and veal primes 24.00–26.00, with sheep finishing around 25.70 for lambs. Kansas City reports consumer eggs 22–26 cents and wholesale eggs steady. Missouri live fliers near 15.2. Chicago butter and egg prices steady with slight shifts in poultry.
The market closed lower late this afternoon after a severe sinking spell. Trading ran moderate with about 4.9 million shares on the day versus 4.53 million Friday. Corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds were mostly unchanged.
AP reports Kansas City prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans with carloads and bid ranges. Wheat ranges from 1.42 to 1.65 per unit for various grades while corn shows 1.34 to 1.84 for white and yellow types. Oats list 75 to 81 for No 2 white and 74 to 80 for No 3. Rye barley and soybeans have wider spreads and sacked bran and shorts price quotes wrap the market.
Saturday and Sunday listings from Neosho Memorial show admissions including Wayne Taylor and Christine Lakin, with multiple dismissals across Humboldt Thayer Yates Center and Lavonburg. Births reported include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bell and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Butts.
Daily notices list admissions and dismissals at area hospitals and a Chanute district court update. It includes patients and destinations such as Mrs. Seefeldt and Mrs. Thummel, plus dismissals for Wellcome and Wertz. Court items note contempt proceedings in Derby v Derby, a Glassco judgment, and a Watkins divorce with name restoration. Marriage licenses issued to individuals from Chanute and nearby towns.
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours ending 9 am Monday with 12 fatalities in June 1965 and 15 in 1965 comparable period, compared to 243 fatalities in 1964.
Captain Dean A. Garrett, son of Walter and Mrs. Garrett, earned a PhD in entomology from Oklahoma State University and will serve as a medical entomologist with a USAF unit in Izmir, Turkey. Also notes on local surgery, school picnics, arrivals and visits, and a cactus blooming at Mary Merrick's home.
Mr and Mrs Earl Young of 1407 S Edith attended the Wichita High School West commencement at Wichita State University fieldhouse Friday night. Their grandson Gary Joe Young son of Marwin and Marjorie Young was among the graduates.
Mrs. Austin Cranor of Sacramento California has been visiting her mother Mrs. Roy Gentry and sister Novella at 511 South Malcolm for several days. She also visited relatives in Altoona before traveling home with Mr and Mrs Virgil Douglas and their sons Mrs Gentry and Miss Gentry who accompanied her to Lawrence Saturday.
KANSAS CITY AP The 55th Kansas Men's Amateur golf tournament at Milburn Country Club opens Tuesday with 159 players incl Jim Vickers Wichita defending champ who will miss the meet to play in the British Amateur. Others include Jamie Thompson Jim Hardy Ron Schmedemann Jim Colbert and notable Wichita entrants. Tom Watson Wichita and Steve Foulston Dakin Cramer Wichita also in the field.
Betty Wilson reports to police Saturday that her purse was taken in a downtown store. The loss included a billfold and a small transistor radio.
Police cited Jerry Cossa of Iola for speeding on a motorcycle at 50 mph with a hearing set for today. Teddy Bradford of 0 N Grant was released after a $20 speeding fine. Bradford was fined in Thayer justice court and held for payment after refusing to sign the citation.
John Gant reports to police that his car bumped Joe Goben s car while backing from a driveway at Island Highland. Gant says only damage is a broken parking light lens and no injuries were noted.
Chester Hale, 72, of 115 S. Denman, died at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka after an extended illness. Born July 9, 1892 in Chanute, he retired from the Santa Fe Railroad in 1957 after 45 years of service. He married Ina Hale December 25, 1913 in Chanute and was preceded in death by his wife and a daughter, Marie. Surviving are brothers Stafford and Eugene. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev. Floyd L. Thuston. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Funeral service for Mrs George Mosley was held at Price Funeral Home in Humboldt Saturday afternoon with the Rev Herman Seyfert officiating. Mrs Melvin G Baker sang with Mrs Russell T Runnels accompanying. Bearers included Alva Bockover Fred White Leonard Hass Ronnie Jay Frank McFarren and Kendall Ashford. Burial followed at Mount Hope cemetery.
Funeral service for Steven R. Callarman was held Saturday afternoon at Johnson Chapel. The Rev. Leonard Leake of Thayer officiated. An organ solo titled Beyond the Sunset was played by Mrs. Hazel Slane. Bearers were cousins Larry Callarman John Newton Leon Reed and Gary Reed. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Richard E. Roberts aged 65 of 1001 S Forest and Carl R. Trembly aged 65 of 223 W 6th retired June 1 from Santa Fe railroad After nearly 40 and 43 years respectively they held a retirement party at the Santa Fe shops Friday to honor them.
The Chanute Tribune is published in Chanute Kansas with staff including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager John Hovorka. The paper is entered as second class matter and carries postpaid mail at the Chanute office with circulation managed by Mrs Leland Lowe.
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