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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
2
AP notes livestock prices with hogs down 25 to 50 cents for barrows and gilts, sows steady, cattle and calves higher in some classes, lambs steady to lower, eggs and butter listed with price ranges, farm and plant delivery figures included. Regional items cover Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and varied dairy quotes.
Parsons livestock reports U S 1 and 2 hogs at 23 25 to 23 80 per hundredweight with weight bands, cattle trade includes grain red steers and heifers at 23 50 to 36 50, veal prime 24 to 26, cows utility at 13 to 15, bulls 14 50 to 16 50, sheep finished lambs up to 23 50. Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs large A 24 26.
Chanute Kansas newspaper publishes subscription prices for Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties. Rates show 1 year nine dollars, 6 months five dollars, three months, and monthly options. rates vary by Kansas vs outside four counties.
Chicago wholesale prices for butter eggs and live poultry show steady to higher shifts. Butter grades AA A B C range from 90 to 93 with corresponding quality markers. Eggs list A whites and mixed at around 30 cents, standards 27, dirties unquoted. Roasters priced at 24 to 26 and special fed white fryers 19.5 to 21.
Wheat prices range from 1.41 to 1.60 with No 2 and No 3 grades listed. Corn at 1.65 to 1.82 for No 2 white and 1.40 to 1.78 for No 3. oats, rye, barley and soybeans shown with price ranges. Sacked bran and shorts price ranges also included.
Chicago grain quotations show Wheat No 2 hard at 1.47 and No 2 red at 1.44 1/4. Corn No 1 yellow 1.374 and No 2 yellow 1.37 1/4 to 1/2. Oats No 2 heavy white 75. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.06 1/4. Soybean oil 10.50. Soybeans closed down a cent, July at 2.98 1/4. Wheat up to 4 cents, July standard 1.39 7/8. Corn steady to up 1 cent, July 1.32 1/4. Rye up to 4 cents, July 1.14 1/2.
The stock market resumed its decline this afternoon with heavy activity. Volume reached about 6.8 million shares, higher than Friday's 5.8 million. Corporate and Treasury bonds remained largely unchanged.
Erie Bernard Cruse, 20, of Parson, pleaded guilty in justice court to petty larceny. He was fined $5 and costs after taking gasoline the day before from the Harry Smith farm, four miles north of Parsons, according to the sheriff's office.
Mr and Mrs Bill Gilliland from R 3 and Mr and Mrs Harold Stoll of 711 S Malcolm visited Berryville Arkansas at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Freeman and family. Also present were Mrs Jennie Freeman and Mr and Mrs Fred Kimble and sons. Linwood California residents Mr and Mrs Frank W Mc Beath of 231 S Wilson returned home Sunday after visiting Mr and Mrs Nelson Parks in Wewoka Oklahoma since Wednesday.
Mrs Carl E Johnson and Lynn depart for San Diego after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Gibson at 2172 W Main and mother in law Mrs Zola Sodial at 1516 S Santa Fe and other relatives.
C Harvey Rhodes of 619 S Central returns from the International Brotherhood of Magicians gathering in Des Moines Iowa June 13 to 18 with 700 attendees including reps from Ireland Finland England and Mexico. He also attended the Society of American Magicians in Milwaukee June 23 to 25 with 500 in attendance. Gene Trabue of Price Utah and family visit Urbana and 16 W 7th while Rhodes travels.
S Sgt Robert E Anderegg, son of Mrs R E Backer, graduates at Lowery AFB Denver and will serve overseas for a year beginning September. His wife and children will live in Chanute. he previously served at Keesler AFB Beloxi. Sam Williamson hosts callers Bragg and Stroup, relatives of Mrs Bragg and Mrs Stroup. Jack Kensinger doing rural preceptorship at Kansas Medical School Greensburg. Carol Ann Barnhart earns dietetics cert from Massachusetts General Hospital and joins the American Dietetic Association. Police handled two family problems with no arrests. rest room damage at Ted's Tavern reported. Frank Mangan and Leland Lowe arrested for intoxication.
Admissions and dismissals list multiple names at Neosho Memorial Hospital across Saturday and Sunday with several addresses and medical or surgical mentions. Police court actions include parole hearing continuance, vandalism reports, and minor traffic offenses. incidents reference Fresno area notes and a 1893 Chicago Exposition Ferris wheel highlight.
Recreation events list multiple leagues and games across venues. Tonight includes Rookie League GA diamond Benn Ward versus Santa Fe Employees Pee Wee League EUB diamond Jonn On Studio against Foottown Major League at Santa Fe Park Ath Grove versus Consolidated Oj and 7 00 Orleys Cafe versus Merie Kelly Ford 9 00 Church Softball Highland Park Patrick s versus EUB Grant Avenue Baptist versus Knights of Columbus 9 00 Tuesday golf instruction Byers Golf Course 9 p m to noon handicapped playground Central Park 9 00 11 00 am children s choral group old telephone building 5 p m Pee Wee League EAS8 diamond Richard son Real Estate versus NuWay Cleaners 5 30 p m Minor League City Park south diamonds 5 30 p m Hans Flowers versus Taylor Fireworks Busy Bee Cafe versus Wells Clothiers Junior Teen League Santa Fe Park American Legion versus Naff and Boize 6 30 p m Els versus VEW 8 30 p m Church Softball Highland Park Nazarene versus Old Timers 7 p m Christian versus Methodist 9 p m Men s softball Chanute Oilers versus Pittsburg Bowlus of Arma 8 p m American Legion baseball City Park Chanute versus Ottawa 8 p m Semi pro baseball District Tourney Columbus Chanute Gray Lumber versus Columbus 9 p m
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Mrs. Leo W. Ditmars 65 died at home after a brief illness. Born 1899 in Harrison Ark she moved to Chanute in 1919 and married Leo Ditmars in 1922. Survived by husband daughter Sister Mary Madeleva and three sisters and a brother. Wertz funeral for Rev Guy Harlan Wertz 79 of Fruita Colo held at Martins Chapel Grand Junction with burial in Memorial Gardens Valley Cemetery. He lived in Wilson County born 1885, ordained in 1920, minister in Colorado and Kansas, survived by wife and one son Leroy Wertz plus siblings.
NASA approves a $100,000 grant to the University of Kansas for ongoing space science and technology research. Announcement made by Sen. Frank Carlson of Kansas.
Registered nurses Helen Larson and Mmes Dewey Maghe Dean Skinner Merle Ruggles Verda Jones and Charles Lesher helped at the second tetanus clinic in Chanute last week. Also assisting were Mrs Margaret Wood and Red Cross volunteers Mines E E Zastrow Morris Pack Lee Burns Kenneth Wilson Clyde Blanton Dean Kepley Al Goodwin Marvin Fairchild Charles Cumings and Helen Taylor. Typists were Linda Lock and Lynn Ellen Smith.
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