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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
2
AP notes cattle 300 head with no price test, hogs 1 800 head with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher and sows steady. Barrow and gilt 1 2 195 230 pounds at 22 50 75, 1 3 200 260 pounds at 22 00 50, 2 3 260 285 pounds at 21 50 22 25, sows 17 75 19 50. Sheep insufficient to set prices.
Kansas City AP notes wholesale egg prices hold steady with large eggs at 20 to 26 cents per dozen and medium eggs at 19 to 22 cents per dozen. Butter prices remain unchanged.
Chicago sources report butter and eggs held steady with no price changes. Market observers note stable wholesale levels amid steady demand and supply conditions across the commodity markets.
In Chicago Wheat No 2 hard settles at 1.67 percent with No 2 red at 1.65 percent. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.41 percent. Oats No 2 heavy white rises to 77. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.90 percent with soybean oil at 10.32.
Sen Walter Mondale of Minnesota will deliver the commencement address at Pittsburg State College on June 5. Mondale began serving in the Senate in December 1964 after succeeding Hubert Humphrey. The graduation list shows 957 seniors and graduate students, a record, up 101 from last year.
Kansas City police led a drive against policy games with nine teens arrested. Eighteen faced lottery related violations and one was charged with carrying a concealed weapon. Subpoenas issued to appear before the Jackson County grand jury as three officers, eight IRS agents, and two Kansas City Kansas detectives conducted raids.
Robert G. Nivens is promoted to technical sergeant in the U S Air Force and serves with the 4252nd Field Maintenance Squadron at a forward base in the Western Pacific. His wife Margaret is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dixon of 402 East Chestnut.
Nathan G. Greathouse son of Mrs Steve Greathouse Fredonia has been promoted to colonel in the U S Air Force He serves as air traffic control staff officer at Scott AFB Illinois His wife Celeste is the daughter of Mrs Martha Villipigue of 202 East 4th
Mrs. P C Bross of Topeka will receive her master of arts degree at Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia tonight. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Finney of 301 S Plummer. Mrs Bross teaches at Eisenhower Junior High in Topeka.
The library hosts a Children's Story Hour this Saturday from 10 30 to 11 a.m. John Tabor's Ride will be read to attendees.
Mrs Roy Mullen of Anaheim California visits her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred Mullen at 819 N Steuben and her siblings to attend the 30th anniversary celebration of Vilas High School graduation class.
Mrs Marilin Simon of Emporia will receive her masters degree in library science tonight from Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Parsons of 415 West Oak.
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nelson at 534 North Evergreen this week are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson of Antioch California and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Green of Pittsburg California. Also visiting during the week are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuntz of Neodesha and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCarty of Altoona.
Frankie Miller reported a 1963 Pontiac received minor paint damage to the right front fender after a brush with another car at Island and Highland. The other driver was identified as R. E. Offenbacker of Buffalo.
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Patient census lists 65 total including adults, pediatrics and one baby. Admissions and dismissals include names, addresses and medical or surgical notes. police court actions, marriage licenses, district court filing, highway patrol citations, recent moves, and building permits are recorded.
Dr. Ernest Anderson has completed 29 years of perfect attendance at Kiwanis Club meetings held each Thursday at noon, with no trouble finding him during the noon hour.
Great-grandparents Mr and Mrs R D Worley R4 and Mrs Weltha Small of Kalamazoo Mich are mentioned with the Haviland Family reunion scheduled at Thayer Park at noon on June 4. Mose Shirley of 713 W Main returned home today after two weeks in Denver and two weeks in Albuquerque NM.
Mrs Effie R Fritz 93 of West view Nursing Home died early today at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a month long illness. She was born August 25 1873 in Cresco Iowa and married to David R Fritz December 10 1891. he died November 23 1944. Survivors include two daughters Ethel Perry Van Nuys California and Elsie Harris Sacramento California two sons Earl Fritz San Francisco and Mearle Fritz Ocala Florida 16 great grandchildren three great great grandchildren and one granddaughter Mrs Kenneth Cummings 711 S Allen. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary are incomplete.
Mrs. Wanda B. D. Roberts of Arkansas City formerly of Cha nute died Thursday morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Today in history note recalls 1868 Senate acquittal of President Andrew Johnson after impeachment trial. Also mentions Haiti disorder, UN finding on South Africa, and Hue Vietnam riot aftermath from recent years.
Aseries of warm, reflective vignettes on everyday joys and small comforts. The piece lists moments like a wife’s humming in the kitchen and a letter from an aging mother, alongside bittersweet scenes from wartime bonds and simple pleasures.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka advertising manager Fay Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas and composing and press staff. The paper operates daily except Sundays and six holidays from Chanute Kansas 66720 with phone line HE 1-4100.
By Mail in Trade Territory and outside items territory rates are listed for six months three months and one year with a Chanute Post Office Boxholders option. By Carrier in Chanute is $1.70 a month paid in advance. Associated Press note appears about exclusive republication rights.
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