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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
4
New York shares slid further in a busy session as brokers reported broad weakness across major averages. The early afternoon trading showed persistent softness with declines led by declines in industrials and finance issues.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 869.12 at noon, down 4.98 points after an 7.31 point drop earlier at 11 a.m. Traders weigh selective buying amid a sharp early loss.
Memorial service for Betty Louise Kilby conducted at First Baptist Church with Rev. Joe Lynn Robins of Iola officiating. Soloist was Mrs. Robins and organist was Mrs. Palmer Forslund. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
The 15th annual Yates Center Rodeo opens Friday at 8 30 p m at Woodson County fairgrounds. The two day event features saddle bronc bareback girls barrel racing bull riding calf roping bulldogging and specialty acts. Stock contractor is Don Ayers Rodeo Co Bluejacket Oklahoma. Second day events start at 8 30 p m.
Chicago markets show butter with grade scores around AA and A ratings, including 9 percent score entries. Egg prices reflect by grade whites, mediums, standards, and checks with several percentage figures.
Charles Henshall of 101 N Kansas was elected to the board of governors of the Kansas School of Religion at the University of Kansas. The board helps interpret school work to community groups and businesses. Neosho County received 2871.81 from the liquor enforcement tax distribution totaling 370128.90 statewide. Allen, Wilson, and Woodson counties also received 2501.36 2306.36 and 1026.84 respectively. Dale E Bowyer resigns as assistant general manager of Southeast Kansas Operations Mid-America Dairymen to join an investment firm representing the company in Allen Neosho and the south half of Anderson counties. Sunday visitors at the Oti home included Wayne Erikson Ter ri LaLana Gene Vern McGaugh and Mae Rose. Fishing and social visits noted. Douglas M Morley of Oklahoma Baptist University named to president's honor roll at 233 students spring semester. Robertson family news and grandparent details. Alicia K Taylor named to Wichita State dean's honor roll.
The Vilas Lutheran Church заверш closing program for its vacation Bible school featured student presentations and songs, with participation from families and volunteers from the congregation.
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census 67 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Wednesday admissions include Mrs William Strean and others for medical care. today’s surgeries and medical stays noted alongside names and addresses. Police Court action includes Homer Moody posting bond for failure to stop at a sign and David Cushman fined for careless driving. Police summons issued for Junior Hemp hill for an illegal U turn.
A building at 102 S Evergreen, formerly the Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church parsonage, is being removed. Walter Coppage and Bonnie Moffatt secured the permit, with city clerk reporting. A $50 bond covers foundation removal and lot cleanup.
Summer math classes for junior high and elementary students are halted due to illness of instructor Mrs. Jack Andris. Mrs. Jeff Foster’s class runs as scheduled. Andris will resume July 7 and teach through July 29. Parents may contact Jerry Steele, director of institutional services for USD 413, with questions.
Harold's of Humboldt vacates the Maple Building and holds a store wide sale to make room for Maple furniture. Wurts TV offers a Norge range discount with delivery. Stark Kansas carport sale features dresses, dishes, pans, clothing and shoes. FBI hours listed.
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