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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
2
Cattle 250 head and calves 50 head listed. Choice steers bought to arrive at 22.00 with other lots untested. Hogs 1,900 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 40 higher. 1-3 barrows and gilts 13.50 to 14.25. sows 11.50 to 12.75. Sheep 25 head, market untested.
Kansas City AP reports wholesale eggs up 80 percent for large and 90 percent for medium, with medium A 22 to 26 cents and 24 to 27 cents respectively. Medium and other egg classes hold. Poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers listed at farm 13 to 13.5 cents and delivered at plant 13.5 to 14 cents.
Chicago grain prices show no sales for wheat oats or soybeans. Corn No 2 yellow 1.21 to 1.24 per bushel. No 3 yellow 1.20 to 1.21. Barley firm 1.23 to 1.30 for choice, 1.00 to 1.08 for feed. Wheat closed down, corn and rye mixed, soybeans up. May futures listed.
Kansas City market notes show wheat at 2.29 to 2.61 for No 2 hard and dark, No 8 2.34, No 2 red 2.20, with minor changes. Corn at 1.22 to 1.30 for No 2 white and 1.17 to 1.29 for No 8, oats nominal, kafir 1.93 to 2.03, rye 1.16 to 1.23, barley 1.07 to 1.11, soybeans 2.50 to 2.56, bran and shorts 33.00 to 33.75.
New York AP style aside, Chanute High School staged Kaleidoscope a four act program led by Glen E Bacus with Margie Alger Bob Cole Bill Loy and Linda Youngberg directing junior college student directors The program featured Eugene Ionescos The Lesson Brainerd Whuffleids The Lott ery Anastasia and Trysting Place with strong acting by Lynn Smith Lynn Benny Anita Chapman Jean Ankie Guy Pam Wilson Mary Neely Marilyn Tiegreen and Margaret Greer The set lighting and pacing earned praise and Kaleidoscope will be repeated tonight at 8 oclock.
Kingston AP report says two veteran civilian test pilots died when their F105D Thunder chief jets collided over the Catskill Mountains during a test flight. The pilots were Jack Bade, 42, Massapequa, New York, a WWII Army Air Corps ace, and Don Seaver, 37, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, a WWII and Korea Navy combat pilot.
Mae McCullough 83 died Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev A A Simmons officiating. She born February 8 1880 in Chanute and was a longtime member of New Hope Church. Surviving are five daughters and one son, four dozen grandchildren, great and great great grandchildren. Interment at Elmwood Cemetery under Koch-Skinner Funeral Home direction.
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists Thursday admissions including Mrs Chester Hamsher Grace Fox and others with surgeries and medical cases plus dismissals for Mrs Benjamin Foster James Seigel and more. Admission today Cynthia Erickson with surgery and police court action for Ricky Davila reckless driving and no license with fines set across May and June.
Mrs Cresénz Owens will tell the Children’s Library Story Hour about rabies immunization tomorrow at 10 30 a m The Senior Citizens will not meet tonight Next meeting May 10 with a covered dish luncheon at the Memorial building Mr and Mrs Vernon Montgomery and daughter Marsha of Palo Alto Calif are guests of his mother Mrs Orie Montgomery at 224 N Western and other relatives Darell Jones reported trespass damage including a missing white duck pigeons and two rabbits killed at his 1802 S Ashby residence A 1952 Plymouth owned by Mrs Charles I Berthot 423 S Malcolm was damaged in a collision with a car driven by Mrs Art Duerson 609 W Main at Lafayette and Main
Mrs. William Mace of 603 N For est reported yesterday that her son Kevin, age 2, was bitten by a dog. Police said the dog was examined and found to pose no further danger.
U S embassy protests Haiti repeatedly as five incidents strain relations. Events include an anti American address by Jacques Fourcand, jailings and detentions of embassy staff, slow visa issuance, and a roadblock incident involving the first secretary. Washington has warned citizens to avoid travel as Duvalier demands Marine withdrawal and Haiti tightens security.
Mrs. Blattner begins term as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Humboldt Methodist Church with Rev. Gene Taylor officiating. New officers include Mrs. Cress, Barricklow, Phillips, Nickey, Snender, West, Peterson, Price, Tinkler, Drollinger, McFarren, Leimenstell, McCall, and fellow circle chairs. Plans for a May 9 work day and a life membership honors were announced amid a Youth Target program with multiple musical and poetry performances at the Ottawa district WSCS meeting.
Siamese twin brothers Mark and Michael Genovese are six months old in Winston-Salem North Carolina. They were joined at the top of their heads and have been at North Carolina Baptist Hospital since birth. A physician said four to five operations may be needed to separate them and tests will assess internal connections.
Gary Gurwell at 802 N Grant faced reckless driving and no taillight charges. The charge was reduced to speeding with a $20 fine due in weekly installments. Cecil Borjas at 819 S Garfield was fined $15 for speeding, due by tomorrow. Fire runs Thursday at p.m. 18. Highland electrical relay in typesetting machine Thursday 9 55 p.m. SOB. Highland car carburator fire on a 1950 Buick belonging to Ed King, 1425 St. Highland. No damage reported.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson, wife of the vice president, suggested a woman vice president might be good for the country but declined to name a nominee, saying she would leave that to the conventions. Konosuke Matsushita topped Japan's income earners for 1962 at 1.22 million dollars, with 70 to 75 percent tax. Lester B Pearson named speaker for Notre Dame commencement on June 9.
An integrated group of five white and five Negro marchers resumes its trek through Georgia toward the Alabama line, expecting arrests upon arrival. They spent the night in Rome and began as a memorial to Baltimore mail carrier William Moore, who was shot near Atlas ria, Alabama. Sheriff Richards warned of trouble if marchers cross into Alabama. Billie Sol Estes appeared to greet the group near Tren ton. Dr Richard F. Shope of Rockefeller Institute won a Chicago award.
Summary of county treasurer accounts showing starting balance January 1 1963 deductions for 1962 ad valorem tax credited prior to that date and 1962 residue sales tax credited before January 1 1963 resulting in the adjusted balance for January 1 1963. It also lists 1962 ad valorem tax accounts including levied amount less protest payments and totals of deductions and available tax, with computation of percentage and uncollected amount.
Members of the First Christian church joined sessions of the 104th state convention of the Disciples of Christ in Coffeyville from Sunday to Tuesday. Attendees included Roy Tarvin family Marilyn Anita Harvey and several others. The convention will convene next year in Manhattan. Bert Shackelton entered Labette County Medical Center for observation. Further items note visits by relatives and community members, a substitute teacher, honors at a patio supper, and local moves including J E Mapes relocating to Paris Texas and B T Claxon named interim manager.
Circle III hosted a May Day covered dish supper with Maypole centerpiece and May basket nut cups on tables. Iris bouquets brightened the dining room while Mr. Osborne gave the table invocation.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held its second session on The Dimensions on Prayer with 15 women enrolled led by spiritual life secretary Mrs. Frank McFarren. Members continue sessions until the book is finished. Mrs. Richard Rogers visited relatives, attended a district Home Demonstration Unit meeting, and seniors enjoyed a Grand Lake trip with sponsors Mrs. Stange and Edward Hankins, including a buffalo ranch stop near Independence.
The Chanute Tribune lists the Chanute Publishing Company staff and department managers including Dwight McCreight publisher John Hovorka advertising Dwight Wallingford news Mrs Leland Loewe city circulation Ben Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. The page shows price 7 Se and $1.00 details likely a masthead.
Letters from Senator James B Pearson and Representative Joe Skubitz were read in the Memorial building as responses to the council protesting deficit and irresponsible spending. The council echoed the responses and set the next meeting for Tuesday, May 21.
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