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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
2
Stock市場 reports cattle calves slaughter steers and heifers with price ranges across grades. Hogs show steady to strong barrows gilts and sow prices. Sheep listings remain steady for spring lambs and ewes. Chicago notes cover live poultry butter eggs with minor price shifts across grades.
Kansas City AP reports consumer eggs large A 25 28 dirties checks 17 22. wholesale eggs Medium 80 percent A 23.5 26. prices for poultry and butter unchanged. Missouri and Arkansas live fry ers and broilers delivered at plant 15 1644 145 15 15.
In Tucson the Desert Dolphin skin diving club used publicity from a 50 mile hike to promote a 50 mile swim. The club capitalized on the event to showcase endurance swimming and attract attention for its activities.
Wall Street opened modestly higher with motors and steels leading gains as volume reached about 4.1 million shares. Wheat held steady and soybeans slipped slightly, while grain futures in Chicago firmed on export buying and short covering. Kansas City showed varied grain quotes with wheat futures finishing mixed.
Beef tops for the holiday weekend with prices near May lows as fed cattle flow sinks prices. Chains offer sirloin at 79 cents and rib at 69 cents per pound in New York area outlets. Pork prices inch up after steady weeks. canned hams and short ribs feature as bargains. Poultry remains economical with baking hens and broiler fryers popular. corn on the cob watermelon and seasonal fruits also in demand. Sugar prices have eased, signaling possible store price drops.
A 19-year-old Chanute youth suffered a cut finger and was treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital after his 1961 Chevrolet struck a telephone pole on W Oak behind the skating rink around 1 a.m. The driver, Ranabargar II, 1019 N Forest, reported the crash. Vehicle damage was estimated at 250 dollars.
Police investigated an afternoon report at about 3 o clock that a youth was injured when hit by a car Milton Gericke 22 said he and three other boys were playing in the driveway of Ernest Wahl at 202 West Seventh as Wahl drove in. The car mirror brushed Gericke who sustained only a slightly bruised hip.
George Vining announced the sale of his insurance business to the Paul Brennecke Agency effective June 1. Vining, 81, has a long Chanute career starting with C. A. Sharp agency in 1935 and includes teaching in rural schools and service as Edna superintendent. Brennecke has worked in insurance here since 1953.
The Neosho County 4-H Council met in Erie and approved a $200 donation to build rest rooms at the fairgrounds and $70 to the Rock Springs dining hall fund. Summer activities include the older 4-H members meeting on June 13, home improvement tour on July 25, style review and best groomed boy judging on July 30 at the Erie courthouse, public style review at Erie high school gym on August 6, and Neosho County Fair from August 8 to 11.
Admissions and discharges listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital Tue and Wed with names and addresses for patients and visitors. Marriage licenses issued include William David Trewitt Rita Eileen Richey Eric Marvin Wells Drew Ann Bossel and others from Chanute Clovis Erie Chanute.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Soviet Union may plan a further round of nuclear tests while the United States will not conduct atmospheric tests in the near term. He discussed a possible ban on atmospheric tests, NATO unity, and multilateral forces, noting Soviet reluctance to discuss test ban issues. Dobrynin’s May 18 conversation is cited as the context.
The funeral for Mrs. Anna Mary Glover was conducted at Johnson Mortuary yesterday afternoon with Rev. Carl Beck officiating. Singers included Elwin Dick and the Strack family members, with organist Hazel Slane. Selections were In the Garden Beyond the Sunset and Asleep in Jesus. Bearers were Glen, Floyd, Orville Strack and Harry Vern Strack. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery.
The funeral for Mrs. Nellie R. Walker was held at the Methodist Church with Dr. Duff Wagoner presiding. Music by Mrs. James A. Butin featured The Flower Song. Bearers included Dr. Donald Clark, Topeka. George E. Moore, Kansas City. Bill Slane. James Midcap. Milo Johnson. and Edwin Rideau, Chanute. Floral attendants were Sorosis Club members. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary.
A 22 year old Humboldt suspect in the May 15 prowler robbery at E. B. Green Jr. home 23 S. Steuben underwent a polygraph last night. He denied involvement, offered possible intoxication explanation, and investigation continues with no charges filed. About $70 to $80 was stolen from a table after midnight when a window reached through during Mrs. Green’s absence.
ST. PAUL The annual Old Settlers Reunion opened here today for a four day run. The celebration, run by the St. Paul Commercial Club, continues a tradition from the late 1800s. Highlights include a free fish fry on Friday and a Saturday street dance with Willie Wilcox and his Alley Cats. many former residents are expected to return.
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII, aged 81, slept tranquilly but remains gravely ill after a hemorrhagic stomach growth treatment. A Tuesday blood transfusion aided his survival as Dr. Piero Mazzoni stayed by his side through another night in the apostolic palace. Only a miracle can save him.
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