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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
2
AP dispatch notes cattle numbers near 8000 head with calves around 400. Slaughter steers and heifers mostly 50 higher, feeders strong, hogs up to 25, sows steady, sheep at 1800 with lambs 23 to 24 for spring slaughter, cows and bulls showing varied steady ranges across utility commercial to breeding stock.
U S hogs range from 8 to 15.75 dollars with various grades and weights. Cattle prices vary by weight and grade including grain fed steers 19 to 20 dollars, 700 to 900 pound cattle 18 to 19.75, calves 19.50 to 21.25 for premium, veal calves 21 to 25. Stockers and yearlings show 14 to 25 dollars, veal prices 18 to 26 dollars depending on quality and weight.
AP reports producer egg prices large A 25-27 cents, medium 21 2-24, small 18-20. Wholesale eggs large 30-34 cents, mediums 25-27. Poultry prices list heavy hens 5 lb up 12, light hens 5 lb up 8, hens under 5 lb 6, capons 7-8 lb 16, ducks over 5 lb 15. Missouri Arkansas live fryers 12-13 4, plant 12 4-14. Butter grade A solid 67, grade A quarters 68.
Chicago AP reports live poultry prices hold steady with roasters at 24 to 26 cents per pound and special fed White Rock fryers at 18 cents a pound.
Chicago AP provides grain prices with Wheat No 2 red at 1.48 and Corn No 1 yellow at 1.26 2. Corn No 2 yellow 1.26 2. Oats No 2 heavy white 65 1. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.51 4. Soybean oil at 8.20. Prices listed as market quotes for grains and soy products.
The list shows Kansas City cash market bids for eggs by grade and size with prices per dozen, plus receipts and premium cream values. It also includes figures for roosters hides and glue hides priced per pound, with scattered percentages and letters indicating items and tenors.
Kansas City AP reports the 24 hour period ending at 6 a m included high and low temperatures and precipitation measurements for the region. Data outlines daily temperature range and rainfall amounts observed through the noted interval.
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows wheat prices for No 2 hard and dark hard ranges from 1.68 to 1.86 per bushel with No 3 at 1.66 to 1.85. No 2 red wheat trades roughly 1.67 to 1.73, No 3 about 1.68. Corn values hold near 1.31 to 1.47 for White No 2 and 1.27 to 1.31 for No 3, with yellow and mixed at 1.26 to 1.31. Oats show No 2 white 68 to 74 and No 3 67 to 73. Milo maize quoted 2.13 to 2.15.
Wall Street gained on steady trading with rails leading the market rally. Electronics airlines and retailers followed, as volume neared four million shares, up from 3.84 million on Friday. Corporate bonds strengthened while U.S. government bonds remained firm.
Docket lists Saturday hospital dismissals admissions and births for Neosho Memorial Hospital. Names and addresses cover residents from Humboldt Lawrence Douglas and nearby areas with details on surgical and medical cases plus a traffic citation. Includes Saturday dismissals and births of two girls to Hinkle and Hare families.
Rye trades around 1.12 to 1.17 per bushel, Barley near 1.01 to 1.04, Soybeans at 2.42 to 2.47, Bran and Shorts quoted between 35.50 and 38.25, signaling tight ranges and active spread activity across the market.
A fragment notes saw ever before Catalinas and d Prix linked by Pontiac. The text hints at a tied event or catalog entry with automotive references and model names, but lacks context or complete details to define a clear story or outcome.
S Sgt Ricardo R Ponce named Outstanding Airman of the Year at Mc Connell AFB Kansas for exemplary conduct as inventory specialist in the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing. Charles B Purdon torpedo man second class USN stationed Newport RI with Fleet Training Center. Mrs Fred Brown parachute jump at Kingman with group of jumpers, planning show at Moline June 28.
Cadet David M. Richey of the U S Air Force Academy is listed among cadets taking part in a major summer activity. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Marion E Richey from Erie.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Gifford 603 Ashby have returned home from a visit in Logan Utah with their son and family Mr and Mrs Fred Gifford and daughters Susan and Amy. Amy is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Ward RN 2.
Robert E. Williams of 218 E lith earned a retroactive promotion to lieutenant colonel in the Organized Reserves at a Parsons meeting Saturday night. The promotion dates to June 1960. Mrs. Carol Lowe and Mrs. Barbara Albert of Birmingham, Alabama, joined Mrs. Lowe’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lindquist for a weekend. they traveled to Kansas City to attend the Medical Technicians' Convention and visited Mrs. Lindquist’s sister Mrs. Willard Cleaver at KU Medical Center.
The Allen Neosho and Woodson County Mental Health Associations sponsor their second annual Worry Clinic at Humboldt Lutheran Church on Wednesday. Consultants include Elizabeth Sprague and Dr Nick Colarilli of the State Hospital Topeka Dr John FE Valusek and Dr Dale W Peters of Wichita. Sessions cover six problem areas with panels and Q A and an evening session for parents. Planning committee members are Gladys Eaton Peggie Ferree and Eugene Meyers. Hostesses include Max Loy Helen Gould Scoville Velma Carpenter Helen Grother and W T Warren.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Lope man and family finished a two week camping tour through Wyoming Montana North and South Dakota They left June 2 the day after their son Doug was discharged from hospital Doug sustained a broken ankle in a May 30 car bike crash and had a cast applied June 1 using crutches for the trip.
The 1964 edition includes biographical sketches of engineers meeting criteria of 15 years practice or 10 years in responsible charge, or 15 years teaching. Ira Barber of 221 North Lafayette, now retired, is recognized for his service as plant engineer and superintendent at Ash Grove cement plant.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Wright departed for their Watsonville California home after six weeks with relatives in Neodesha. They stayed with L R Wright and family Neode sha and Mrs Ella Short, 417 West 3rd, and Keith Wright with his mother 1602 South Ashby. Mrs Hans Herold and Mrs Robert Lausch attended the Arts and Crafts Fair in Neosho Missouri where a storm toppled outdoor booths forcing the fair to move to the Municipal Building the worst storm there in fifty years.
Police arrested Chellis Davis of Chanute on Saturday night on a charge of intoxication. He is held at the city jail today pending disposition.
Eugene Connes of 106 N Lafay ette told police he returned after six weeks away to find the house and attached garage broken into. A 20 inch window fan was missing along with pipe fittings and other items.
Mrs Ed Glover 41 died Saturday at her rural Route 1 home born Texas October 18 1922 married to Ed Glover August 1 1953 in Las Vegas Nevada she lived in Chanute seven years survived by husband son Calvin Ray and many relatives Memorial service Tuesday at 2 30 pm Johnson Mortuary with Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating burial in Memorial Park Cemetery
Wilber Dell Clark of Iola aged 84 died Sunday in Atchison hospital after months as a patient. Born in Pittsburg April 21 1880 he taught at Walnut and later worked as an accountant. He served Allen County as County Clerk from 1928 to 1932 and retired from Hoyt Oil in 1961. He married Ora Baker in La Harpe April 8 1901. she died October 29 1963. He belonged to IOOF for 59 years and the Methodist church. Survivors include three daughters.
Police said miscellaneous items were taken from the garage and the house was entered through a window, prompting an investigation into the break in.
Mrs. Ray Russell of 212 S Evergreen returned home from a visit with her daughter and family. A Chinese elm fell at the Kenneth Lindsey residence, 812 W Oak, about a foot thick at the base. Minor limb breakage occurred elsewhere but no major damage was reported.
Mrs. Jay T Klingin smith of Chanute announces services for Wilbur Dell Clark Jr. of Mexico, Mo. The service will be at 2 PM Tuesday at Waugh Mortuary in Iola with burial in Highland Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, five grandchildren and one great grandchild. one son Robert preceded him in death.
Mrs. Mabel Berry Roseberry 85 former Erie resident died Monday at Onaga Rest Home Onaga Born October 26 1878 in Erie daughter of Capt and Mrs John Berry She worked in the Forestry Department in Denver and Washington DC Later returned to Erie in 1909 married Judge J N Roseberry in 1913 Widely connected in the region survived by brother Marvin Berry Rancho Cordova California Body to be returned to Erie for arrangements by Pierce Funeral Home
Mrs. Etta Blanche Balch McLeland will be buried Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 in Elmwood Cemetery. The Rev LaMoine Waldron will conduct the service. The body arrives in Chanute this evening and will lie at Johnson Mortuary until the service time.
Police report two separate crashes causing minor vehicle damage with no injuries. In Walnut and Western, James M. Pound 17 from Fredonia and Larry Lock 16 from R. 2 collided as Pound drove a 1960 Chevrolet and Lock a 1962 Chevrolet. Damage estimated at 150 dollars each. A second crash at Santa Fe and Sycamore involved Norris Whitmer and Frank Dexter. Whitmer stopped to turn left while Dexter skidded on wet pavement and bumped Whitmer’s car.
A brief vignette contrasts perceptions of fathers across generations. The piece suggests asking a mother about support networks and a ten year old about paternal strength, noting that some beliefs about fathers persist despite changes over time. It frames Father’s Day as a moment to voice this sentiment.
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