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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
2
Cattle market data from Kansas City shows steers and heifers at mid 20s with cows and feeders varying by grade, hogs down 50 to 75 cents for barrows and gilts, sheep steady with lambs and ewes listed. Chicago reports soybeans and corn futures with No 2 hard wheat around 1.70 and corn near 1.39, soybeans at 2.90, and soybean oil at 10.25.
The report lists detailed price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep at Parsons. Hogs cover U S 1 2 and sow categories with weights and bids from 12 to 22 dollars. Cattle quotes include grain fed steers and heifers standards creep fed calves and various stockers with weights and prices. Yeals cows bulls and sheep prices are provided for prime good and utility grades with carcass and breeding values.
AP notes wholesale egg quotes with large eggs at 80 percent A range 22 to 26 cents per dozen and mediums at 18 to 22 cents per dozen while butter prices remained unchanged.
Chicago reports show live poultry unchanged and butter and eggs holding steady. No price shifts noted as markets pause before next trading day.
The Kansas City market reports prices for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with bid ranges for No 2 and No 3 grades. It notes mixed grain prices including sacked bran and shorts and adds a note about Whit Monday festivities and Pentecost customs.
Wall Street moved higher as hopes for an end to Middle East hostilities buoyed trading. Volume in four hours reached 7.62 million shares, with gainers about 8 to 3 ahead of losers. Commonwealth Oil led on volume with a rise, while IBM Xerox and Boeing posted notable gains.
The guide sets deadlines for calendar items and notices for the women’s page. It asks to notify the editor of changes from the yearbook, requires submission by specific morning times, and stresses including both married names and complete material. News value diminishes after two days and limited notices belong in organizational letters.
The notice advises contacting the Tribune via your carrier and provides the after hours number HE 1 3400 for reach after 6 p.m. and to ensure communication.
Benedict and Guy Rucker visited his father Fred Rucker in Madison with A. J. Granberg of Everett joining for an overnight. Owen Elder and family spent weekend in Kansas City with Royal Hipwell and Daisy Evans. J W Hollingshead and Frank West visited Lou Cox at Parsons Temple Rest Home. Memorial Day saw Amos Hime laid to rest in Havana with grave side services. Linda Guenther, Sheryl Vaughn, Diane Vaughn, and Richard Guenther shared visits here. Robert and Walter Noeller from Smolan spent two weeks with grandparents W. J. Mintener and Betty. J M Robie and family from Belton, Missouri stopped here en route home from San Antonio graduation. Philip Rimel of Augusta and Dan Doyle hosted visits by his daughter and family. Harold Kline also noted.
The Chanute Tribune lists Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor with John Hovorka in advertising and Ben Nicholas handling circulation. The paper is a daily Chanute Kansas publication with Associated Press rights and local desk formatting by R. Fmn and Dorsey Osborn.
Annual picnic for Bo man Rush Orcutt Big Creek Leana Oak Grove and Gar field schools set for Sunday at Highlands Park east shelter house at 12 30 p m. Covered dish dinner planned. Fliers note no one seen nearby but a loosened screen on a front window of the house.
The Webb family reunion will be held at Santa Fe Park on Sunday with a covered dish dinner starting at noon.
Judith Kay Wilson graduates with honors from the University of Tulsa earning a Bachelor of Science in Journalism at TU’s 70th commencement. She is the daughter of Earnest C. and Mrs. Wilson of 202 North Franklin and won a National Institute of Mental Health fellowship for graduate work at Syracuse University School of Journalism in Syracuse, New York. The McCoy family holds its 10th annual reunion at Roadside Park one mile north of Erie with a 12:30 p.m. basket dinner. if rain, the event moves to the home of Fred and Mrs. McCoy at 303 North Lincoln Erie.
Police received a call from an address on West 1st reporting a prowler early today. Officers responded but details on the incident or any suspects were not immediately available. The investigation continues with no injuries reported.
Cairo AP reports the 1000 year old Azhar Mosque front will switch from Turkish designed Turkish style to Fatimide style. The official statement says the change maintains building homogeneity with lower walls and oriental decorations atop.
Ethologist Jane van Lawick Goodall notes that a chimp may scratch to signal another chimp the body part he wants groomed rather than due to itching.
A mother and son, stopping to visit her sister Mrs. Frank West, Monday, while traveling back from the Ozarks.
Mr and Mrs John Thielen hosted guests this weekend including Mr and Mrs James Kelly and their children Wayne Mike Teresa and Nita from Kansas City Mr and Mrs Lonnie Rhodes with Marc Mike and Kevin from Wichita and Mr and Mrs Art Thielen of Satanta visited Tuesday evening with the Thielens.
Mr and Mrs Escar Eskridge along with Joanna and Ted Eskridge return from Florida where they visited Mrs Max Stacey and Linda of Mexico Bend and attended the wedding of their son Lt J G Larry Eskridge in Jacksonville Florida.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Rice of 609 W 7th and Mr and Mrs Walter Bell of 713 S Lafayette will leave Friday for Stockton and Merced California. Rice granddaughter graduates from American Rivers College in Sacramento and works at Pacific Telephone. Bell granddaughter and family, Mr and Mrs Jerry Thones, live in Merced.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a total patient count of 61 including adults, pediatrics and four babies.Tuesday admissions include Mrs Roy Brinson and Mrs Martin Close among others with locations on W 11th S Western and 6th streets. Births recorded Mr and Mrs Floyd Bockover and Mr and Mrs William Gerardy. Dismissals enumerate Walter Nelson Carl Ranabargar Mrs Robert Johnson Terry McGuffey and Sharie Lee Hayes. Today admissions include Mrs Carl Haynes Douglas Morris and Sarah Wertz. dismissals Barbara Goodman Sharie Lee Hayes Louis Junod. Police Court actions note illegal parking for Darrel Patrick and speeding for John C Hawley with bond and summons.
Mrs. Leland Mattson 50 of rural Elsmore died today at Allen County Hospital Iola Funeral arrangements pending and to be announced later by Ralston Hutton Funeral Home Moran
Funeral service set for 10 30 a m Thursday at First Baptist Church with Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating. Burial planned at Elmwood Cemetery. Body will lie in state at Gibson Koch Chapel with the casket open only until 10 a m Thursday.
Rev Charles Knight of Ottawa was named superintendent of the Emporia district by Bishop W McFerrin Stowe at the Kansas Annual Conference at Baker University. A Baker University and Garrett School of Theology alumnus, Knight previously led Ottawa First Methodist from 1955 and has served churches across Kansas.
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