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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
2
Hog prices edge down with 2,800 hogs listed. barrows and gilts 25 to 50 cents lower while sow prices dip 25 cents. 275 to 400 pound sows bring 13.25 to 15.75. Calves, sheep not established. Egg prices steady overall with small and large shells fluctuating in wholesale and retail ranges.
The New York market softened late this afternoon, erasing much of earlier gains. Volume reached about 3.9 million shares versus 4.11 million on Thursday as trading remained subdued. Government bonds climbed while corporate issues held largely steady in a mixed, faltering pattern.
Warren Washington Ludlum 1881 1968 dies after long illness. Survived by wife Rose Lamp four sons Chester Archie Ted and Robert two daughters Myrtle Mason and Dorothy Roth one brother Frank Ludlum 22 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral at Elsmore Methodist Church Monday at 2 pm with burial in Elsmore cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Orville R Ogden 55 dies after extended illness in West Bend Wisconsin born Oct 22 1907 in Chanute Lived in Chanute until 1941 service then West Bend married Pearl Ramel in 1948 a VFW and DAV member. Burial in West Bend Wisconsin.
St Benedicts upset Pittsburg State 74 64 as Fort Hays beat Omaha 94 57 and Emporia crushed Washburn 90 56 to close the CIC schedule. Emporia and Fort Hays share 7 3 league records, Pittsburg 6 4, Omaha and Washburn 4 6, St Benedicts 2 8. Next game decides co champions who meet Southwestern in NAIA district playoff.
George W. Mc Guire and Nada Guffey collide near 309 E. Main as Guffey backs into a space. Damages to other cars reported. Mrs. Max Alcock and Maxine Bright also note vehicle damage. Trinity Baptist Church marks 41st anniversary with basket dinner and services. Fort Hays State and Emporia region celebrate men’s basketball title, with a playoff to follow. Frank and Mrs Sears to celebrate 60th wedding anniversary at home. ChaNute library hosts story hour featuring The Most Frightened Hero by Mrs Cresent Owens.
Chicago area market notes butter steady and eggs unchanged with CIF prices for Grade A whites at 70 percent or better. whites 34 42, mixed 35 2, mediums 35, standards 34 2, dirties 33 4, checks 33 2.
No wheat or soybean sales reported. Corn prices listed for No 2 yellow 1.23, No 3 yellow 1.20 to 1.24, No 4 yellow 1.14 to 1.23, No 5 yellow 1.10 to 1.22. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 0.784. Soybean oil 0.94. Barley prices: making choice 1.23 to 1.30, feed 1.00 to 1.10.
A Television Age survey reports 957 major league games televised in 1963 with 20 teams sharing about 14 million dollars in broadcast rights. NBC and CBS will pay the 12 weekend-televised teams just over 1 million, while the World Series and All-Star package is 4.25 million. The Mets and Yankees top regular season TV coverage with 76 home and 52 road games for the Mets, 81 home and 46 away for the Yankees, plus several exhibitions. Values to clubs range from 300 thousand for the Senators to 1.2 million for the Yankees.
Thursday admissions list includes Daisy Willis Verda Lesco James Irwin Louis Cauver and Jamie Lehew with medical and surgery cases. Dismissals include Fleming Shouse Janie Chauncey Paul McLaughlin Arnold Scarberry Edwin Hendrix. Births record a boy to Mr and Mrs Wayne Taylor and a boy to Mr and Mrs Eugene Beachner. Traffic citations note illegal parking and tag display with fines posted. Police court action lists Tom Evens for petty larceny related to theft of two cases of pop bottles.
More than 1,000 expected for the Southwest area meeting of Presbyterian Men in Wichita opening sessions. Delegates from nine states Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska Texas Colorado New Mexico Arkansas and Arizona attend for a three day gathering. The Rev. Dr. Addison H. Leitch Tarkio Missouri will deliver the keynote address.
Name omitted in a Tribune filing story has Leverenz running for one of three school board seats to be decided at the city election on April 2. His candidacy was inadvertently left off the reported list of candidates for the school board positions.
Tommy Boyer of Arkansas set the major college consecutive free throws record by extending a 40 straight streak to 44 with four makes against Baylor. The season total shows 125 made of 135 attempts for a 0.926 percentage over 21 games. Nick Werkman of Seton Hall leads in scoring at 30.6 points per game through 19 games.
In Miami Prentice Snipes 192 pounds outpointed Ollie Wilson 200. In Toulouse Yves Des martes 122 outpointed Rene Barriere 126. In Worcester Dick French 139 outpointed Billy Backus 136. In Reno Mills Lane 14142 outpointed Dave Camacho 144.
Northern Iraq leader Mullah Mustafa Barzani warns Kurdish fighters will return to battle against the Baghdad regime unless self rule is granted soon. He says the overthrow of Premier Kassem shows Kurdish resolve, and he criticizes delays from Baghdad as emissary Jelal Talibani seeks a deal.
A Humboldt column notes a flu wave easing with fewer absences as schools resume activity. Church groups and the White Cross and Presbyterian Woman’s Guild continue services and sewing projects for missions. Local residents are reported visiting relatives, attending camps, and a nursing home patient, Joe Kaufman, is admitted to Bryant's Nursing Home in Chanute.
Area alumni of the Chanute High School classes of 1944 and 1945 will meet March 9 at 8 p.m. in the Tioga Hotel Pine Room to plan a combined reunion for June 29. Each class has about 125 members and seven addresses remain unknown. Proceeds from a past talent show will fund school activities. the event featured Sam Hedges, Carol Cornish, Bob Crummine r and others.
Mary Ann Lindquist of Chanute was arrested yesterday on charges of disturbing the peace and assault and battery from a disturbance at the Sunset Club last Saturday night. She posted a $25 bond and was released for a city court hearing at 4 p.m. next Thursday. Complaints were signed by Lester Cox, club operator, and Virginia Cobb, Chanute employee.
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