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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
2
Cattle about 100 head and 15 calves noted with market untested. Hog volume around 2,000 with barrows and gilts up 25 to 75 cents and sows up 25 to 50 cents. Prices for barrows and gilts 1 to 3 weeks old 16.50 to 18.00. Sow prices 12.75 to 14.75. Sheep about 25 head untested.
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs paid to producers range for medium A 23 25 and large B 23 25. Wholesale prices list large at 31 32 to 33 with 80 per cent A and mediums at 28 29. Butter and Missouri and Arkansas live fliers and broilers remain unchanged.
Chicago AP notes butter steady to firm with mixed gains up to four points and grade AA at 93, A at 92, B at 90. Egg prices remain unchanged, reflecting stable market levels.
A granite monument marks a capsule buried at the 1939 World’s Fair in New York. A second capsule is planned to be entombed at the same site when the current fair closes in October 1965. Wall Street notes a slightly higher market with modest volume and fractional gains among key stocks.
Chanute will gain an eight lane Bowl Mor at 1502 S. Santa Fe after tomorrow’s grand opening at 1 PM. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey own the AMF-equipped alley with air conditioning and magic triangle pin setters. Free bowling, coffee, donuts, lessons, and plans for winter leagues are announced.
Yesterday admissions include Genevia Gay Leonard Hardin Ronald Fowler Mrs Claude Schul Mae Edmonson. Dismissals include Milward Busby. Today admissions list Paul Gerhardt H G Knight Stella E Noyes Orval Swaney. Dismissals include Lorens Nelson Jim Holt Will Brown Fred R Brown. Marriage licenses issued for Wallace Cari Johnson and Mary Lee Breyfogie both of Chanute.
A tiny elderly woman at a Louisville drug store could not lift the cash register and joked about its weight. Paul J. Atkinson, 70, Humboldt, died at Allen County Hospital after years of illness. He was born October 10, 1893, and married Alta Leonard in 1914. Survived by three daughters, one son, a sister, a brother, ten grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Humboldt Christian Church Monday. Herschell Elder, 78, Stark farmer, died after a stroke at Neo sho Memorial Hospital. Born May 26, 1886 in Stark, he was a Christian Church member, Mason, CES, and Fort Scott Consistory member. Survived by wife Marion Johnson, two sons and a daughter, ten grandchildren, one great grandson, and a brother. funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. in Stark Friends Church. Burial Mount Mikah Cemetery Stark. Lathrom Service. Funeral for Jack Lee Lathrom, 31, killed in an incident.
Infant Jennifer Ann Hovorka, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Hovorka 910 Larson died today at Neosho Memorial Hospital where born Tuesday Surviving twin brother Jeffrey Lee and two brothers Jay and Jerry 2 paternal grandparents Dr and Mrs J J Havorka Emporia Mr and Mrs J J Anderson Lakin Graveside service 10 00 Saturday Sacred Heart Cemetery Emporia
Mrs James F Moser and Mrs T P Gaughan received word Tuesday evening of the death of Julia Moser East Helena Mont. She had been ill since Sunday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be in Helena. Born September 15 1882 west of Earlton she lived near Earlton and Chanute before moving to Montana in 1947. Survived by husband James F Moser of Helena two daughters Frances LaFontaine and Elizabeth Ireland and son James F Moser Jr all of Helena one sister Neelis Cory Palo Alto Calif. Preceded in death by son John P in 1945.
Gov Farris Bryant flew to St Augustine to inspect a racial revolt reaching new violence. Hundreds of whites attacked civil rights marchers after a night of clashes. Dr Martin Luther King warned there was no retaliation from Negroes. Bryant avoided a contempt hearing in Jacksonville and set up talks with community leaders at National Guard HQ. About 30 people were treated at a hospital, one with a rib fracture.
The Labor Department reports consumer prices held steady in May with the overall index at 107.8, meaning typical goods cost 10.78 in April and May. Food costs fell slighty due to cheaper meat and eggs, while meat, housing, and other goods rose, and coffee led yearly increases. Factory take home pay reached record highs, boosting real purchasing power as prices overall stayed flat.
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce delegates elected Stanley Ladley, 33, an oil company engineer from Bartlesville, Oklahoma, as their new president at the Dallas gathering on Thursday.
A blue pigment named phyto chrome acts as nature’s timer ensuring that petunias chrysanthemums or corn blooms open at the proper moment and not prematurely.
Associated Press reports the topless bathing suit gains attention from Los Angeles shoppers to Oklahoma City crowds. In LA a model in the suit drew cheers while two sheriffs deputies checked for legality. in Oklahoma City about 206 people gathered after radio hype. The piece notes earlier showings in Detroit and Hartford.
Mrs. Jane Thompson of Las Vegas Nevada arrived Tuesday to visit her mother Mrs. Emma Vandegrift and relatives in Chanute while attending a Chanute High School class of 40 years reunion. En route she called on a Kansas City brother. sister Mrs. Charles Miller of Indianapolis is due over the Fourth of July holiday.
Cars driven by Nancy Slane of 318 S Kansas and Howard Lambert of Humboldt were in a minor traffic collision at Lincoln and Walnut around 5 p.m. yesterday. Slane rear ended Lambert who had paused to prepare for a left turn, police said.
Ronnie Haynes of 1020 N Garfield was arrested on a misdemeanor destruction of property warrant for breaking the back glass of a 1952 Chevrolet on May 10. The warrant, signed by Frances Brown Garnett, was served yesterday. Haynes posted a $25 bond and a hearing is set for next Thursday in city court.
The olives are classified in as many as 13 sizes from Large to Giant and Supercolossals. The very largest are designated as Super Supremes, reflecting a wide grading scale and naming system for fruit size.
Mrs Carroll H Christmas of 211 West Main Chanute lists contact numbers HE 1 3210 and HE 1 0341 for possible inquiries or notices concerning her residence and household affairs.
Robert C. Londerholm, Republican candidate for attorney general, and his wife campaigned in Chanute yesterday after traveling from Fort Scott. A coffee hosted by Mrs. Allan Hall at the Guest House on South Santa Fe followed the event. Londerholm previously served as assistant attorney general from 1957 to 1960 and is now in private practice.
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