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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1963

Page

2

Livestock Prices Steady Across Markets In Kansas and Parsons

Livestock prices held steady across markets with Kansas City cattle and hogs showing mixed movements. Cattle demand remained steady for grain fed and stocker calves, while hogs and sheep markets displayed small declines in weights and sales. In Parsons, hogs and cattle posted varied quotes with nos. 1 and 2 grades and lighter stockers highlighted. wheat and oats reported no sales in Chicago, with corn futures and soybeans noted.

Parsons U.S

Egg price report from Kansas City lines up with market

AP bulletin from Kansas City lists consumer egg quotes for large at 25 to 30 cents per dozen and medium at 22 to 26 cents. Wholesale large at 80 percent shells 30 to 32, mediums 24 to 28. other categories unchanged.

Kansas City

Local Market Eggs and Hides Prices Listed

Market notes show Grade A eggs by size from Extra Large to Medium with prices noted. Hens and hides listed with price points including hides 40 lbs and up at 2 dollars 50 cents each and under 40 lbs at six cents per pound. Some garbled text remains but key items include egg grades and sale pricing for hides.

Laos China Denanaseis

Kansas City Wheat and Grain Prices From AP Report

Kansas City AP market summary lists wheat prices with No 2 hard and dark at about 1.96 to 2.19 dollars, No 3 at 1.93 to 2.02, and various red lines. Corn markets show No 2 white around 1.44 and No 3 near 1.40, with oats mixed around 0.67 to 0.75. Maize and kafir quotes, rye, barley, soybeans, bran and shorts cited with multiple cent values.

Kansas City

Wall Street Stock Market Drops Amid Sharp Afternoon Selloff

Wall Street fell sharply this afternoon as heavy selling drove broad losses. Trading volume ran about 4.5 million shares, with many volatile issues down 3 to 4 points before a partial recovery in steadier activity. Corporate bonds moved mixed, while U.S. government bonds held mostly unchanged.

New York U.S

Memorial Services Held for Medgar Evers in Area

Memorial services across area Negro churches remembered Medgar Wiley Evers who was killed in Jackson Mississippi earlier this month. Mrs Floyd Thuston NAACP leader of Neosho Allen Counties branch said today a memorial service was held Friday at 5 PM at Grant Chapel AME church. Rev Floyd Thuston conducted the service.

Medgar Wiley Evers Jackson Miss Floyd Thuston Neosho-Allen Counties NAACP Grant Chapel Ame Evers

Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying Ad

Local ad touts careful purchasing practices and consumer tips for a safer buying experience. The message encourages readers to verify sellers, compare prices, and inspect items before completing transactions.

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Students Attend Kansas University Summer Preview Event

Several youths including Keith Cochran of Petrolia Bill Horton of Gary Oyler and Richard L Thompson of R 2 joined 217 prospective freshmen at Kansas University summer preview in Lawrence. The second preview of the season drew families visiting relatives in nearby towns and cities.

Keith Cochran Petrolia Bill Horton N. Central Gary Oyler W. Main Richard L. Thompson Kansas University Lawrence

Liberal couple guests at Clagg residence

Mr and Mrs Billy E Clagg of Liberal were guests at 815 W Main with Mr and Mrs Fred Clagg Tuesday evening. They were en route home from Kansas City after a business trip for Independence Equipment Company.

Billy E. Clagg Fred Clagg W. Main Kansas City Independence Equipment Company

Mrs Dean G Ostrum and Peter Visit Belleview Family

Mrs Dean G Ostrum and Peter from Belleview Washington are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Pierpont at R 3.

Dean G. Ostrum Peter Belleview, Wash Raymond Pierpont R. 3

Cadet Richey on Far East field study trip

Cadet David M. Richey of Erie, a second year at the Air Force Academy near Colorado Springs, is on a field study trip to U S and allied military installations in the Far East. He is set to receive his second lieutenant’s commission in 1965 and aims to broaden knowledge of overseas operations and allied forces. He is a graduate of Erie High School, son of Marion E. and the late Mrs. Marion E. Richey, and grandson of Roy Wiggans.

David M. Richey Erie Air Force Academy Colorado Springs U. S Far East Richey Erie High School Marion E. Richey Roy Wiggans N. Western

Ehrman clan visits Chanute for 1944 45 reunion

Mrs. Paul A. Ronniger and family from Salt Lake City visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charles A Berthot in Chanute. Ehrman, son of Mr and Mrs Harry H Ehrman, arrives from Los Angeles to attend the reunion with relatives in Wichita Coffeyville and Fremont.

Salt Lake City Utah Charles A. Berthot S. Katy Ronniger Howard Hollenshead S. Central Robert J. Ehrman Harry H. Ehrman Plummer Chanute Los Angeles Douglas AirCraft Ehrman Harry Ehrman Jay Alloway Tom Gene Shery Wichita Roy Whitson Bartlesville R. E. Duckworth Coffeyville George Allen Jr Greg Linda Judy R. J Richard Ehrman Freemont Neb

Windshield Vandalism Reported In Santa Fe Lot

Mrs. George Wittich of 320 West Fourth reported to police that a rock caused the windshield of her 1961 Pontiac to break while the car was parked in the Santa Fe parking lot near Lincoln and Elm yesterday.

George Wittich W. 4Th Santa Fe Lincoln and Elm

Prowler Reported At Northwest Town House

Police received a prowler report from a northwest town house last night. Residents heard someone on the porch and the intruder fled when doors were approached.

Deaths and Funerals Jacquelin Kay Holloway

Jacquelin Kay Holloway infant daughter of Jack B. and Carol L. Holloway of 119 N. Central died at Neosho Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening. She is survived by parents two brothers Troy Dean Jeff Lynn and Tammy Renes maternal grandparents A. G. Ryder Buffalo paternal grandfather Bill S. Holloway Athens Tex and great grandmother Ida Bishop Buffalo. Graveside service at Buffalo Cemetery Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev William J. Baldwin officiating Roy Gibson Funeral Home in charge.

Jacquelin Kay Holloway Jacquelin Kay Jack B Carol L. Holloway N. Central Neosho Memorial Hospital Jack B. Holloway Troy Dean Jeff Lynn Tammy Renes A. G. Ryder N. Highland Bill S. Holloway Athens Tex Ida Bishop Buffalo Buffalo Cemetery William J. Baldwin Evangelical United Brethren Church Roy Gibson Funeral Home

Admission and court news from Neosho County Tuesday

Monthly hospital notes list admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs Earl Wilson Carl Borders Andrew Olson Mrs James Pruitt and others. Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs Howard Smith. District Court actions cover burglary forgery and divorces with multiple motions rulings and a school-territory injunction made permanent.

Earl Wilson Ashby Carl Borders Humboldt Andrew Olson Allen James Pruitt Edith Ken Matthew Thayer Charles Rankin W. 4Th Clarence Manly Washington Lila Peak Neodesha Fanny Burns S. Edith Ralph Harner Ishmael Martinez N. Lincoln Howard Smith Orville Stapleton Medical Edward Johnstone Felix Roberts N. Grant Clarence Saar W. Mulberry Jack Jordan Lavenburg Lauren Harrod Yates Center William Kepley R. J. District Court Action Rhe Charlies Russell Smith James R. Baker Robert Berckefeldt State Arthur Turf Lilian Beebe George A. Beebe Corrine Elizabeth Thompson Charles Leslie Thompson Mary Alice Phelan Robert C. Phelan Lyle Anderson Bertha Anderson Marjorie Weaver Roy Ray Karlene Faye Kennedy Paul O. Kennedy State of Kansas Robert Pennington Hazel Meeker

Mrs Ostrander Wins at Golf at Country Club

Ladies day event drew 26 women with Mrs. Ostrander taking low net at 34. Second went to Mrs. Earl Ostrander, 36, followed by a three way tie for third at 37 among Mrs. Glen Shook Hum boldt and Mrs. Robert Allen.

Country Club Earl Ostrander Bill Gray Jr Glen Shook Humboldt Robert Allen Pat Conn Jess Tollever Dick Ashley Painter

Bridge Club Meets at Home Savings Lounge

Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday evening at the Home Savings Lounge. Above average scores were posted by pairs including Mr and Mrs Robert Allen 42, Mrs Cecile Munger and Mrs F G Hooker 41 2, Mrs J Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomheart 41 2, Bob Baughn and Keith Maring 40 2, Mrs L W Mitchell and Mrs H M Bauer 40, and Mrs Fred L Johnson and Bob Ward 38.

Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Lounge Robert Allen Cecile Munger F. G. Hooker J. Frank Jones Clyde Bloomheart Bob Baughn Keith Maring L. W. Mitchell H. M. Bauer Fred L. Johnson Bob Ward

Bell Ringing Planned for Independence Day by Chanute Club

The Chanute Optimist Club plans a July 4 bell ringing at 12 noon Central Time lasting four minutes. Wayne Smith urged all bell owners to participate, even with a cowbell, and churches with chimes or PA systems are asked to join in commemorating American independence. The club report shows Chanute fourth in District 37 with 6,600 points, amid rivals Pittsburg, Wichita, and others in Zone 3.

Wayne Smith Floyd West Jr Pittsburg Wichita Chanute

Olson v Gunn quieted by court and filings noted

District Court case from Chanute lists Earl Leverne Olson against Gunn and others with a quieted outcome for the plaintiff. Also recorded are Elmer Dean Faikingham versus Charlotte Jeane Faikingham seeking a divorce, citing a 1962 marriage in Sharon Springs and asking for decree and custody of a minor child. A police traffic citation notes Jim Schaffer Jr at 1110 S Lafayette cited for no driver's license with a $10 bond posted.

District Court Chanute Elmer Dean Faikingham Charlotte Jeane Faikingham Plaintff Sharon Springs Jim Schaffer Jr Lafayette

Ernest Christiansens Hosts for Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christiansen of 303 S Santa Fe hosted dinner guests Monday night Dr. Fred Shaw and Mr and Mrs Ellie Doutwell and family The Doutwells are vacationing from Blytheville Air Force Base Ark Also present were Mr and Mrs Ray Christiansen and Greg A baptism of Roger and Brian Doutwell by Dr Shaw was a special event The group later moved to the Ray Christiansen home where they were joined by Mr and Mrs Marvin Christiansen and family Dr Shaw showed Alaska tour films.

Ernest Christiansen S. Santa Fe Fred Shaw Ellie Doutwell Doutwell Christiansen Doutwells Blytheville Air Force Base Ark Ray Christiansen Greg Roger Brian Doutwell Shaw Marvin Christiansen Dr. Shaw Alaska

Injuries Fatal To Kansas Citian

Dorothy Craig aged 53 of Kansas City Kansas died Tuesday from injuries from a Saturday four car crash in rural Wyandotte County marking the county's tenth traffic fatality of the year.

Kansas Kansas City Kan Dorothy Craig Wylandotte County

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K. C. Livestock Parsons Livestock Chicago Grain Chicago K. C Kansas City Cash Wall Street Nema Biu H.P Pioneer East Main H. H. McClure Ypsilanti, Mich Hattie McClure Autry Nursing Home K. D. Jones M. C. Taylor N. Evergreen E. J. Barker Christie Vernal Paul A. Ronniger Steven Daily Transcript Mrs. Ostrander Joe Vandiver Iola John Nation Ralph Taylor Rex Truitt Ed Ashley Barbara Blackwood Taylor Ashley Marge Cook Dale Painter Truitt VFW Auxiliary VFW Memorial Building Melvin Webb Frances Ollie Dodd Webb John Ogilesbee H. M. Rauhoff Mmes. Webb Kenneth Raney Howard Carder Seattle Wash Mmes John Oglesbee Gertie Adams Etta Hanson H. M. Wilmoth City Park Rauhoff Raney George Hanson Hillard Blume Adams Department Hays Alta Breiner Hanson Bridge Club Chanute Optimist Club Tioga Hotel Earl Leverne Olson Gunn Slim Jims The Ernest Christiansens E. Main Sears Chanute, Kansas
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