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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
2
AP reports Kansas City cattle and hogs with lightweight calves scarce and hogs up to 25 cents. Chicago grains show wheat No 2 red at 2.07, corn No 2 yellow around 1.27, soybeans No 1 yellow near 2.60 with May futures mixed. Wheat May around 1.97, soybeans May near 2.54, corn May about 1.24, oats May near 62 cents. rye steady to down.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs mostly unchanged with medium A and large B prices. Wholesale eggs poultry and butter hold steady. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm and plant delivery prices.
Wheat values range from 2.18 to 2.41 with various No 2 and No 3 grades listed. Corn holds mostly steady to slightly higher with No 2 white at 1.28 to 1.37 and No 3 1.20 to 1.36. Oats show no cars with No 2 white 69 to 77 and No 3 68 to 76. Soybeans run 2.50 to 2.55. Bran 37.00 to 37.75, Shorts 36.50 to 37.25.
Wall Street in New York extended a modest recovery in late trading with about 5.7 million shares traded, roughly on par with Thursday. Gains of fractions to over a point led advancers while some stocks slipped. corporate bonds mixed and government bonds showed slight losses as closing prices appeared.
Lawrence Kansas AP reports Kansas football contender Willie Ray Smith may need knee surgery after a torn cartilage diagnosis by team physician Dr Kolldjorn Jenssen. Smith, who transferred from Iowa last fall, suffered injuries to both knees during his time at Iowa and strained his left knee this spring.
Miscellaneous items include Calf Creep Feeders, Several Feed Banks, Hay Bunks, 2 Hog Self Feeders, a Hog Water Heater, Portable Air Compressor, many hand tools, post hole digger and more. Cars and trucks listed: 1962 Dodge 1-ton with grain and stock sides, 1952 Dodge 12-ton with grain and stock sides and hydraulic dump, 1950 Dodge 2-Door Sedan, 1961 2-Horse Trailer.
Walnut residents hosted visiting relatives from Kansas City Chanute and Bartlesville with dinners and gatherings. A garden mishap left Mrs. Charles Kennedy with a fractured left arm requiring a six week cast, following a prior fall that fractured her other arm.
Erie residents report Lola Bright of Independence spending the week with her son Willard Bright and family. Tomorrow they head to Halstead for a clinic. They will visit relatives Joe Trego. Several Erie residents attended a Democratic rally and smorgasbord at the Tioga Hotel in Chanute, including State Rep Henry Watkins and Ralph Watkins. Another rally is planned for June 3 at the Country Club here.
Humboldt residents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bunnell of Carlsbad N.M. are visiting relatives here then proceed to see Major and Mrs. Thomas Davis and their children and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bunnell and children. Mrs. Bunnell will attend the Triennial meeting of the United Presbyterian Women at Purdue University in Lafayette.
Mrs John F Kennedy and daughter Caroline spent five busy hours touring the New York World’s Fair attracting crowds at each stop. John Jr was not with them on Thursday but Mrs Kennedy said she hoped to bring him later. A welfare patient with no funds is ill in Cook County Hospital. The comedian Lincoln A Perry known for roles with Shirley Temple and Will Rogers has the real name Perry.
Admissions include James Pearce and Roland Churchill with locations in Neosho and nearby towns. Dismissals list Mrs Hempen, Theodore Cronemeyer, and others across Yates Center Humboldt and nearby. Licenses issued in Erie and Chanute. traffic citation in Erie for parking in a no-parking zone. District Court filings in Chanute include foreclosures and divorce actions, plus a $525.10 claim from Menorah Medical Center.
Savonburg residents hosted family and friends over the weekend. Guests included Foster of Fort Scott, Gene Wolfe and family, Janie and Virginia Wolfe, and Mabel Lowe of Savonburg. Other visits came from Lloyd Guy’s family of Walnut, Oren Nelson, and Ronnie of Lavonburg, plus Sharon Defenbaugh of Emporia and Her bert Defenbaugh family. A heart attack sidelined Genevieve Filson, hospitalized at Neosho Memorial in Chanute, with plans for a nursing home. The late Mrs Mary Schooley’s furniture sale drew a crowd Saturday.
Brief appears to note individuals traveling together will pause in Humboldt on their route back after visiting elsewhere. The fragment confirms a planned stop en route home without detailing dates or names.
Recipe steps describe layering thin veal and ham, dipping in beaten egg, coating with bread crumbs, then frying in butter and serving hot. The method emphasizes quick assembly and immediate serving.
New York AP report states Adlai E. Stevenson the U S ambassador says he does not want to be considered as a potential challenger to Senator Kenneth B. Keating in the November election.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the American Jewish Committee in New York that the civil rights bill must be passed to prevent the US voice from being muted by hypocrisy. He said no single step would more securely safeguard the nation's safety and welfare than enacting the measure now before Congress.
Mrs. Pauline B. Flynn of Humboldt district child welfare consultant and Ervin Brune of 102 N. Larson street, field representative of the State Department of Social Welfare, attended County Officials Day at Osawatomie State Hospital last week.
Mrs. Cresent Owens will tell Andy and the Runaway Horse at the children’s story hour Saturday morning from 10 30 to 11. Rollin L Roedel 20 will complete two weeks active duty reserve training May 2 at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Indiana. Eddie Lynch of Redlands California pleaded guilty to intoxication in police court and received 10 days in county jail. Paul Wells of 425 S Ashby reported a hole shot in a 28 by 32 inch picture window, the second such damage in the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miles reported to police that a spare tire, wheel, and lug wrench were stolen from their 1957 station wagon parked behind 24 West Main last night.
A breakfast meeting of the Chamber of Commerce new industry committee will be held at 7 oclock Tuesday at the Tioga Hotel. Kenneth Caldwell is chairman.
Mr and Mrs M J Fletcher of Overland Park announce the birth of a son on February 28 named Keith Nelson. Mrs Fletcher is the former Nancy Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leif Nelson of 1001 West Main. Fletcher's parents are Mr and Mrs Russell Fletcher of 733 South Santa Fe. The guest list includes Mrs Marion Zerby of Kent and Beth, cousin James Coghill and family Jim and Su Su from Nashville Tennessee.
Cub Scouts of Den 2 met Thursday afternoon with den mother Mrs. Jess Collier at 1002 S Plummer. Ray Collier led the flag salute and Brian Tennis gave the Cub Scout promise. The group visited Hans Herold greenhouse and returned for refreshments before closing the meeting with the living circle.
John Woodard Lopeman, 76, died Friday morning at his home in Chanute after a heart attack. Born June 27, 1887 in Neosho County, he began with the Santa Fe Railroad at 17 and retired April 29, 1955 as a conductor. Surviving are his wife Della, a daughter Mrs. Rex Truitt, two sons John and Loren, eight grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are with Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home.
Funeral services for Fred Clagg, formerly of Erie, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Erie Federated Church with Rev. Glenn Crosby officiating. Burial follows at East Hill Cemetery, under Pierce Funeral Home direction, with the Chanute IOOF lodge performing rites at the graveside.
The Kansas Highway Commission will open bids on May 14 for 280 miles of maintenance resurfacing in north central Kansas and various highway upgrades. Projects include 129 miles of surface overlay on K14 from I-70 in Ellis County to Lincoln, 10.9 miles on K15W from Morrowville to the Nebraska line, and widening of three bridges on K15 between Hillsboro and Durham in Marion County.
Finalists for Royster Junior High student council were narrowed after multiple primaries. Seventh graders nominated vice presidential candidates, eighth graders presidential and secretary-treasurer hopefuls. Campaign day is May 11 with election May 12. candidates include Helton and Magill for president, Holloway and Kennedy for vice president, Embry and Kensett for secretary.
TOPEKA RP First month ly bills showing a reduction in electric rates will be mailed today by the Kansas Power and Light Co. The new rates were approved by the Kansas Corporation Commission and will mean a reduction of about $1 million annually for customers in the state.
Neosho County Mental Health Association members announce planning for local seminars on mental health for ministers, youth, and police. Pamphlets are free at several laundries and from Mrs Blanche Petit. The Allen Neosho County center reports 300 admissions since July 1 1962 with 15 to 20 new monthly, split between children and adults.
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