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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
4
Kansas City AP market report notes cattle calves unavailable for price test. Hog prices vary by weight and class with ranges from 23.50 to 26.15 per hundredweight. Eggs priced by grade and size. butter and cream prices listed. Hide and glue hides traded with price quoted.
A compressed record of Chicago AP market data shows butter eggs and car grades with percentages and scores for various quality levels. The report lists butter at score 93 AA 6714 and other grade breakdowns for 92 A 67s 9 B 65 and eggs with A whites 33 and other grades, reflecting pricing and quality across items.
Wall Street at noon shows a slim 0.71 gain to 883.06 as the Dow climbs on President Nixon's Vietnam remarks and bargain buying after oversold conditions. Analysts say sentiment remains cautious amid modest advance and mixed early trading.
The Humboldt Development Corporation forms to relieve housing, starting with a brick complex on the old North school site. It will have four two bedroom and two one bedroom units with air conditioning, carpeting, garbage disposal, range and refrigerator. Construction starts about July 1 and should finish in four months.
President Nixon says he hopes for a massive Vietnam troop withdrawal by year end 1970 and that inflation controls will show effects in two to three months. He comments on Clark Clifford's 100000-troop plan and warns if inflation missteps occur, alternative actions may be needed. He also interprets city election results as a call for strong action against violence and crime.
Apparent low bid of 92 376 submitted by Fred Beachner of St Paul for roadside seeding on Interstate 35W in Harvey County. Freeto Construction Co of Pittsburg posted the other low bid of 553 012 for 11.5 miles of asphalt paving on US 166 beginning near Coffeyville in Labette and Montgomery Counties.
James Slater now teaches biology at Crowder College Neosho Missouri moving from Chanute and Pittsburg. He is a Chanute High School and Neosho junior college graduate with B.S. and M.A. from Kansas State College of Pittsburg. He and his wife Joan Rodgers have a daughter. Reed, former dean of the junior college, is college president.
Mr. Betty Potter of 1305 W 4th attends an Early Childhood Education workshop at Fort Hays State College in Hays. Mrs. Potter teaches kindergarten at Murray Hill.
Marine Lance Cpl Martin Barnhart heads back to Vietnam after 30 days leave following 13 months in Vietnam. He will serve in military police duty at Da Nang and previously served with the 3rd Marine Logistics Support Command. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Earl Barnhart of R 1.
Clark L. Mc Cluskey is appointed superintendent of the master warehouse at Armour dale. He will supervise about 60 employees and oversee supplying company products to outlets in Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. He is the son of Mrs C W Mc Cluskey of Humboldt and his wife is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Heller of 601 S Evergreen.
A children's story hour from 10 30 to 11 a m on Saturday will feature The Duchess Bakes a Cake at the public library. Readers will enjoy a cheerful tale followed by a short activity.
Third Class Petty Officer and Mrs. Larry Hill left Wednesday after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hill at 715 N. Western and relatives. Hill is assigned to the Navy base at Mare Island Calif. He recently completed nine months of schooling at the Navy base in Great Lakes Ml.
Dale Schiesser and The Westerners hosted a volunteer program of country and western music Thursday evening in the auditorium of the SEK Tuberculosis Hospital. About 20 patients attended.
Earl Rutherford reports to police that two power saws and a power drill were stolen from his garage sometime in the past week. The incident remains under investigation with no arrests announced.
Coffeyville hosts the district Dairy Princess contest Monday at Hotel Dale. Seven entrants are listed: Kathy Lou Carnes Tyro Ann Lynn Oliver Columbus Julie Harr Girard Joyce Elaine Ewing Independence Kathy Ann Schicke Independence Kay Hunter Parsons Kathy Auman Galena Entries accepted until noon Saturday at Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce.
Joseph A Kennedy 87 of 816 N Evergreen died Thursday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a five year illness. Born October 4 1862 in Hackleburg Alabama he married Minnie Yielding who died in 1940. Survived by six sons Fred Dewey Seaside California Paul Turlock California Leonard Parris California Nolen Edmond Oxla and Frelan Oklahoma City. four daughters Lena Reynolds Evelyn Straight Jessy McNally Hazel Jones. a brother Leonard Poca City. a sister Lerry Lely Birmingham. 21 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren. One son preceded him in death. Funeral and burial in Hominy Oklahoma with Lawson Funeral Home of Jay in charge.
Edith F Sullivan 87 of Humboldt died Wednesday evening after a prolonged illness. Born October 22 1881 in Bourbon County she moved from Wichita to Humboldt nine years ago. She was a member of St Josephs Catholic Church Humboldt widow of Henry J Sullivan who died 1925. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Arthur Simons Humboldt Mrs Melvin Hart Wichita three sons James Sullivan Fort Scott Orville Sullivan South Haven Mich and Delbert Sullivan Muskogee Okla one sister Mrs Goldie Becker Ponca City Okla six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 10 am Monday at St Josephs Humboldt with Rev Leroy Downs. Rosary 7 pm Sunday Price Funeral Home Humboldt. Burial Mt Orum Cemetery Redfield.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. The patient census shows 73 inpatients including adults pediatrics and three babies. The report also notes recent hospital entries and a police court action with bonds posted for traffic violations.
Fred Z. Forslund is named head of advertising and promotion for Kustom Electronics Inc. He is a Chanute native and former radio announcer who owns Studio Z in Oswego and taught at Pittsburg State College. He holds a Pittsburg State degree and brings 13 years of experience in commercial art and advertising. Keith Dodd says Forslund will lead plans for national advertising expansion.
Jim Pierce of Pierce Funeral Home said the firm will keep ambulance service in the Erie community despite other local operators discontinuing after Dec 31 1969. He notes the business has run 21 years with a well equipped ambulance and will persist.
If you cannot complete your Tribune route contact the carrier at HE 1 3400 after p m and arrange alternate pickup or delivery.
Classified indicates Mrs Emerson at Westview Nursing Home seeks nurses aides and a dental assistant aged 18 to 30 with high school education. Also advertises a salesman position for a credit firm offering 150 dollars weekly, apply to Manager Box 4117 Cleveland Ohio 44123.
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