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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
2
In Kansas City the cattle market shows varied shifts with cattle and calves largely steady to uneven while heifers and cows hold or edge down. Hog prices gain 25 to 50 cents across barrows, gilts, and sows, with lighter weights at 15.50 to 16.00. Sheep demand soft for spring lambs, with notable ranges for feeders and ewes.
Hogs mainly Higher with No. 1 and 2 weights 190-240 lb at 15.00 to 15.50, U.S. 13 grade 230-270 lb 14.50 to 15.00, 180-200 lb 14.00 to 14.50. sows 400 lb down 11.50 to 12.75, heavier sows 10.50 to 11.50, stays 8.00 to 9.00, bears 3.00 to 9.50. Cattle mixed, grain fed steers 600-700 lb 22.00 to 23.50. 700-900 lb 21.00 to 22.00, standards 18.00 to 20.00. calves 300-450 lb 22.00 to 24.00, stock calves 28.00 to 31.00. heifer calves 24.00 to 25.25, stocker steers 23.00 to 24.25, cows 14.00 to 15.75, bulls 17.00 to 18.75. Sheep steady, spring lambs under 9 lb 21.75. heavier lambs 17.50 down, feeder lambs 12.00 to 14.00, slaughter ewes 2.00 to 5.00, breeding ewes 6.00 to 12.00.
AP dispatch from Kansas City reports producer prices for medium eggs around 23 cents with ranges 20 to 25. Cocks, dirties, and checks mostly 18. Wholesale eggs show medium at 22 to 26, large at 28 to 30 with most around 29. Poultry and live buyers in Missouri and Arkansas unchanged.
Chicago AP reports butter steady and eggs mostly unchanged with varied grade whites and dirties. Live poultry shows slight moves with roosters and fryers priced higher for red white rock and barred rock varieties amid small changes in the market.
The Labor Department reports that sixty percent of all manufacturing positions are located in the New England, Middle Atlantic, and East North Central states, highlighting regional concentration of factory work.
Stocks rose modestly on a steady market with blue chips leading while profit takers trimmed gains in some names. Wheat and corn futures traded lower in Kansas City as domestic readers covered etiquette questions about introductions, names, and proper public glasses cleaning.
Chicago prices show no wheat or soybean sales. Corn values range from No 1 yellow 1 24 to No 3 yellow 1 20 percent. Oats No 1 and No 2 extra heavy white both 72 percent. Soybean oil quoted 9 4b 4a. Barley choice 1 23 to 1 30 and feed 1 00 to 1 08.
2nd Lt. Richard J. Morton of Altoona completed the United States Air Force course for technical instructors at Sheppard AFB Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Morton of Altoona RR 1. Morton was trained in learning principles training aids lesson planning and practice teaching and was chosen to become an Air Force instructor. He attended Independence Kan Community College and earned a B S from Pittsburg State College Pittsburg. News Briefs
Mrs Belle Leighty of 402 S Steuben returned Saturday from a six week visit in Garland Texas. She visited her granddaughter and family Mr and Mrs Thomas Houston and two great grandchildren Becky Ann and Jeffrey Von.
Robbie FE Spiva 4 and his parents Mr and Mrs John G Hole reside at 628 W Main. He is promoted to staff sergeant serving with the 55th Artillery at Fort Leavenworth. Spiva enlisted in 1954 and is a mess steward in Battery D of the artillery's 5th Missile Battalion. He attended Chanute High School. The Center Ridge Frangelical United Brethren church plans a 70th anniversary Sunday June 2 with morning and afternoon services and a basket dinner at noon.
Police arrested Dick Hazen aged 24 at 401 S Santa Fe today on a charge of disturbing the peace. He was released on a 15 dollar bond with a hearing set for May 31. The warrant was issued on a complaint signed by Harold King of 1606 S Evergreen. The charge involves anonymous telephone calls.
Mrs Edna Bodin 75 died Tuesday at Oswego Hospital after a brief illness. Born August 9 1887 near Edna she married John F E Bodin in 1927. The couple lived in Vilas Chanute and Edna before and after his death on August 14 1961. She leaves one sister and a sister in law plus many nieces and nephews. Services Friday at 10 at United Brethren Church in Christ Vilas burial Vilas Cemetery Roy S Gibson Funeral Home in charge
Daily Transcript lists hospital activity with names and addresses for admissions on Monday Tuesday and today. It includes Mrs. Thomas Edwards Humboldt medical Mrs Emil Lofgren 417 N Forest medical Dockie Sutton 1801 S Evergreen medical Mrs Orley McCoy 306 S Kansas medical Milton Dorris Altoona medical Mrs Edward Johnstone 223 W 4th surgery Mrs Frank L Haines 1630 S Central surgery Clay Knapp Westview Nursing Home medical Mrs Ira Dutton 228 E 11th medical Dismissal today Dean Thorsell 712 S Lincoln Births today Mr and Mrs Michael Brooks 206 N Malcolm a boy Mr and Mrs John Ingels 309 W 6th a girl.
Marilyn Jones’s bridal shower was held at Brethren church Saturday with hosts Carol Ann Dulaney and Jeannie Kramer. Galesburg seniors and parents enjoyed a picnic at Parsons Lake Tuesday. Vincent Jones from Farmington NM visited for graduation. The Wheeler family moves nearby. Other local visitors and relatives were noted at Parsons and attention to Minnie Gough’s care.
Urbana Mr and Mrs Allen Bowman and Cindy of Parsons visited Friday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Bowman Lois Jack and David Mr and Mrs H L Cheney and Bill of Wichita spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Nettie Bail Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Darrell Dunivant were their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Dwane Bailey Roger and Janet of Wichita Mr and Mrs Fred Osborn received word from their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Charles Dodd of San Diego Calif of a new arrival in their family A girl was born April 28 to the Dodds weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces She hasn t yet been named The Dodds have another little girl Tressa Mother and baby were reported to be doing fine Bob Nordstedt of Wichita spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs George Nordstedt and Larry Mr and Mrs Fred Osborn Fred die and Randy visited Friday eve ning in Erie with her brother and family Mr and Mrs Dean Stipp and children
Cedar Lodge No. 103 will meet in special communication Thursday night May 3 at 7 00 for work in the first degree and Friday night May 24 at 7 00 for work in the third degree Refreshments both times Visiting brethren welcome Millard W Drisdell W M Jay T Klinginsmith Secy
Cape Canaveral tests fire intercontinental missiles that double as space laboratories. Cylinders attached to the rockets carry experiments studying space radiation micrometeorites the earth’s magnetic field re entry shock and weightlessness effects on new fuels.
Several economists forecast the United States will see an 18 percent rise in passenger cars, lifting total vehicles to about 77,400,000. The projection highlights expanding demand and continued mobility trends across households.
Local page notes Wednesday May 22 1963 edition of the Chanute Tribune on page two. Brief items summarize community notices and events of the day.
FRANKFORT Ky AP Complete integration in Kentucky's 206 school districts should be achieved within 10 years an Education Department official estimates Sam Taylor the official said more than one half of Negro public school pupils are enrolled in integrated schools.
A Phoenix plant newsletter from General Electric features a suspicious ad requesting readers to rescue Angora cats. The notice claims three teenagers face displacement by new offspring and offers Green stamps as an incentive if the mother cat is taken as well.
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