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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
2
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows hogs at 4,500 head with barrows and gilts 21.0 to 22.75, sows 25 lower to 16.25 19.25, cattle 1,700 head steady with steers 23.50 to 25.00 for good and low choice, heifers 25.50 to 24.00, cows 17.25 to 18.50, feeders 24.50 to 27.50, and spring lambs weak at 26.50 to 27.50, ewes 4.00 to 6.75.
Market bids cover hogs cattle sheep and bulls with price ranges for U S No 1 and 2 hogs 200 220 lb at 21 21 60 mid 230 270 lb 20 21 00 and sows 16 50 to 17 50 lighter boars and stags 12 to 14 cattle show grain fed steers and heifers 23 50 to 25 00 good 22 00 to 23 25 standards 19 50 to 21 50 stockers and calves 28 00 to 32 00 light weight 22 00 to 24 50 yearlings and two year olds 22 00 to 24 00 and other values for heifers cows and bulls included. Sheep list finishes lambs to 25 50 and cull and breeding ewes priced.
Wholesale eggs listed with sizes large 80 percent A 22 2612 and mediums 80 percent A 17 21. Butter prices unchanged.
Chicago AP reports grain quotes with Wheat No 2 hard at 1.62 dollars per bushel and No 2 red at 1.54. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.367, Oats No 2 heavy white at 77, Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.89, Soybean oil at 9.92 dollars per hundredweight.
Wheat moved 3 cents lower with No 2 hard at 3 1/4 1.71. Corn showed 1 cent gains with No 2 white at 1.37 to 1.37. Rye 1.04 to 1.10. Soybeans 2.77 to 2.85. Sacked bran 48.00 to 48.75 and sacked shorts 51.00 to 51.75. Tribune contact details included for phone requests.
Wall Street fell in late trading after six consecutive advances as investors took profits. Early gains faded into a loss amid neutral economic news and renewed profit taking following the Israeli victories. Auto sales in early June showed some strength, but overall outlook remained muted.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census shows 52 patients including adults, pediatrics, and two babies. Tuesday admissions list includes Mrs. Crismas, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Fenner, Vernal Crabtree, Lester Weber, Mrs. Orth, Mrs. Mount. dismissals include Merritt Franklin and several others. Today admissions include Lee Murren. dismissals include Robert Stewart and several others.
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Lester Clark Gaddis, 66, died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. Born October 3, 1900, in Macon County Missouri, he married Helen Breece in 1943 and moved to Chanute in 1958, where he was a retired construction superintendent and member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, one son Ivan R. Gaddis, three daughters Patricia Fender, Barbara Catterson, Irene Hupp, 15 grandchildren, two sisters, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services are planned at Gibson-Koch Chapel Saturday at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Dale Sneeringer. burial in Cherryvale Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Abert Breedin of Peoria Arizona visit Hurley Heaton Eric Fred Smith and Mrs Etta Hanson at 1104 West Beach and 505 West Third Street. Mr and Mrs George Uthmann of Oklahoma City travel to Chase to visit her parents John and Mrs Dellinger after a week in Humboldt with relatives. On Monday evening they attended the 25th wedding anniversary of his sister and husband Ray and Mrs Dennis at 1501 South Allen.
Lester Marsh of Livingston Montana visited over the weekend with his mother Mrs. Harry Marsh of 1011 North Steuben and other relatives.
Harold French of Winfield and relatives from Great Bend and Milwaukee return home after a visit. Chanute High School graduates of 1937 will hold an informal open house at Tioga Hotel from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday after registration at 11 a.m. Friends and relatives invited. Also mentions theft report of disc blades, three transients held on vagrancy charges, a cow struck by an unknown vehicle near Earlton, and a recipe note about buttered noodles with poppy seed.
Frederick C. Ebert 83 formerly of 209 N Franklin died at Westview Nursing Home where he had lived seven years. Born March 23 1884 west of Petrolia he married Opal Lola Russell in 1910 and worked as a Chanute plumber. Surviving are daughter Marjorie Shaner Independence two sisters and several nieces. Funeral services to be conducted Friday at 10 by Rev Robert Giezentanner with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
Police report two minor crashes yesterday. David Benson 16 of 308 S Wilson caused $25 damage to a 1954 Chevrolet by swerving at a street divider near 6th and Katy after trying to avoid another car. Bonnie Davis 17 of 717 S Wilson clipped R F Cornelson’s 1963 Olds causing $25 damage to the left rear and Davis’s 1955 Ford $15 damage as Cornelson turned into a driveway.
HAL BOYLE surveys quirky beliefs and everyday foibles about aging, social gestures, fashion, luck, and tastes in a lighthearted AP column. The piece riffs on gifts, comfort, intelligence, fashion, and consumer annoyances with playful jabs at modern life.
S Elmer Gibson was held at the Gibson Koch Chapel Sunday afternoon with Rev Kenneth Epp of Excelsior Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed at Highland Park Cemetery Pittsburg. Mrs D A Finney accompanied by Mrs Dave Petterson sang Psalm 103 The Old Rugged Cross and How Great Thou Art. Bearers were Marion Showalter Earl Bailey Melvin Hines Wesley Hines Jack Gough and Vera Pontious.
The funeral service for James S French will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Humboldt Baptist Church with Price Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
Chanute Tribune details subscription prices for in and out of town readers, carrier and mail options, plus staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight and editor John Hovorka. Also notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local news.
Local notices and short items from Chanute Kansas dated June 14 1967. Highlights include community events, appointments, and brief society news impacting residents and nearby institutions.
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