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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
2
Cattle 2 300, calves 100, feeder auction steady with choice feeder steers 26.90 to 28.70, good and choice 25.25 to 26.00, choice steer calves 31.00 to 32.40. Hogs 2 500, barrows and gilts 1.00 to 25 higher, sows 50 to 75 higher, ranges for various weights. Sheep 200, steady, choice and prime spring lambs 26.50 to 27.00, ewes 7.25 to 50.
Kansas City wholesale egg rates show large eggs at 31 to 33 and a half cents per dozen with 80 percent good, mediums at 26 to 28 and a half cents. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago reports butter prices up to 93 score A 65 and 92 A 65 while 90 B 64 and 89 C 63 appear. Eggs hold steady with no change.
Chicago market notes show Wheat No 2 red at 1.69% and No 2 hard at 1.69% sn. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.29% sn with July futures quoted around 1.66% decline to 1.66. Oats No 2 heavy white at 75% sn with July around 68 and rye down to 12 lower. Soybeans No 1 yellow up 3.14% sn with July near 3.12 and 1 cent lower.
Kansas City market data shows wheat 31 cars down about 1 percent with various No 2 and No 3 grades, corn 157 cars lower with different white yellow and mixed grades, oats steady, rye and barley listed, soybeans around 3.07 to 3.19, and sacked bran and shorts priced 43.25 to 47.00.
The notice lists Grade A Extra Large eggs, Grade A Large eggs at 27, Grade A Medium at 23, Grade B Large at 23, and Grade C new eggs. It also mentions sweet cream, premium cream, No 1 cream, No 2 cream, roosters, hides priced at 10 cents per pound, and glue hides at a percent price.
The Chanute Association of Life Underwriters elected Pete Esch as President, Joe Giacoma as Vice President, and Floyd West as Secretary-Treasurer. Giacoma, membership chairman, received a plaque from the Kansas State Association for achieving 100 percent membership. The group counts 20 members.
The New York market held a late-session advance as profit taking limited gains. Volume was about 6 million shares, 0.17 million above Wednesday, with steels advancing on booming production and aerospace issues rising while coppers trimmed gains. Corporate and U.S. government bonds remained mostly steady.
Cub scouts from Den 1 Pack 3 met Wednesday afternoon at 502 S Lincoln with Mrs Earl Vare and Mrs Lige Matlock. Robin Cook led the opening flag salute. Place mats were made, refreshments served by David Orr, and games played.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs. Ernest Eye Mr. Edward Stuber Lloyd Hawley Mrs. Dwight Ambler Mrs. J A Baker Manuel Martinez with medical status. Dismissals Wednesday include Consdae Chartier Mrs Judith Thurman Mrs Gyneth Hunter Linda Pugh Mrs Minnie Burton. Police court actions cover Harold W. Butch driving while intoxicated open bottle no license, blood alcohol test basis. Yearl E Crawford plead guilty speeding reckless driving loud muffler fines. William M Gray Sr blocked driveway fined.
James A. Schroeder argued the pigeons violated the law in San Francisco case. The Municipal Court found the 33 year old guilty of violating the antipigeon feeding ordinance and scheduled sentencing for later. Schroeder maintained he was only feeding birds when pigeons pushed through the line.
USN fireman Lynn D Woodard son of Carl and Virginia Jacobsen from Walnut resumes duty with the U S Seventh Fleet off Viet Nam after a rest in the Philippines and plans to attend Iola Junior College this fall. His parents reside in Iola and Omaha. The Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Preston Moore is married to Nella Mae Reinhardt Moore, daughter of Bartlesville residents.
Jane Evans a senior nursing student at the University of Kansas Medical Center was elected to the Delta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau national honor society of nursing. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Evans of 225 S Lafayette.
Seaman Recruit Gary Dean Johnson begins seven weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego under veteran Navy petty officers. Army Private Richard F. Johnson completes a field communication crewman course at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri after enlisting in January and graduating Chanute High School in 1963. Norval K. Adams, USN, serves with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 11 in Da Nang, Viet Nam, supporting U S Marines on deployment.
Mrs Ralph Brown Mrs Nadine Barnett and Mrs Anna Belle Washington attended commencement at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center Iola High School Tuesday night Neal Lewis Washington graduated third in his class marking the family milestone at the ceremony.
Nada Eileen Wagoner and Russell Kent Dobson will be awarded bachelor of music and master of business administration degrees respectively at Southern Methodist University Dallas during the 51st annual commencement exercises on Sunday.
Dick Christensen of Guest House reported catching a six pound bass at Santa Fe Lake last evening using a red rubber worm lure. Christensen described the fish as strong and noted the catch happened near the lake shore after dusk.
FBI announces job openings in Washington DC for youth 18 and older with high school diplomas. Positions include clerical work typing or stenography. Ray Radford, an FBI agent, provided details from his office at the post office.
The article lists multiple planetary team names and bowlers with scores and highs. Saturns and Neptunes show top marks and individual scores for players such as M Schommer Edith Guillions J Ramsey and R Chandler. Other entries include Jupiter Pluto Venus and Winder Detweiler with various game totals and high series across rounds.
In Thayer W Flynn and Mrs Klingner plus John Duncan visited E Bickel to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs Klingner and Mrs Bickel. In Savonburg Evangelical Covenant Women met at the church annex with Mrs Leon Larson presiding and Mrs August Erickson leading a devotional on The Christian and His Church. Mrs Francis Lee served refreshments to 15 adults and five children.
Birth announcements list five newborns with parents and home addresses. Cynthia Maria Ponce born May 2 at 1316 S Forest. Lisa Jeanette James born May 5 at 1820 S Ashby. Randall Dean Elder born May 8 at 709 Sycamore Humboldt. Mark Adam Colston born May 9 at 318 N Highland. Shawn Michael Lovett born May 13 at 319 N Grant.
Bhubaneswar India AP Food Minister Chidambaram Subramaniam cancels a tour of drought stricken areas as heavy rains prevent his plane from landing in eastern India.
Chanute Tribune lists staff positions and affiliations including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka advertising manager Fay D. Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and production staff. It notes AP membership and rights for legal news and AP dispatches.
A Wednesday noon picnic dinner was held in Santa Fe Park for the last meeting of the Alcott school study group. Mrs. Merrill Brock and Mrs. Richard Sigler hosted 18 members at a covered dish gathering.
The Cha nute Country Club hosted a Wednesday bridge game with Harry Ricketts winning first place among men and Rhodes Danehower second. Among women, Mrs. Charles Winckier led with the top score and Mrs. Howard Wilson finished second.
Wax museums have become major attractions in dozens of cities across the United States, drawing visitors and boosting local tourism. The trend highlights expanded cultural offerings and renewed interest in immersive exhibits.
Twelve women competed in the Ladies Day Golf event at Chanute Country Club on Tuesday. Low gross prizes went to Mrs Richard Ashley 45 and to Mrs F G Hooker 47, while low net was won by Mrs Glenn Shook 37. Mrs Al Cramer and Mrs Charles Winckier tied for second with 38 and Cramer won the draw. Mrs Dean Haines served as chairman.
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