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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
2
AP reports cattle numbers at 4200 with calves 150, prices steady for slaughter steers 22.85 and calves 15.50 to 17.50. Hog figures show 4500 head, barrows and gilts down 25 to 50 cents, sows steady. ranges 13.10 to 16.00 for various weights. Sheep 400 head, steady. lambs 19.50 to 21.50 for good and prime, feeders 15.00 to 17.00.
Wall Street moved irregularly higher late this afternoon led by motors and selected issues. Volume was about 52 million shares, with little change in corporate and U.S. government bonds.
Funeral services were conducted at St Patrick's church Wednesday morning for Luciano Bonilla with Rev Vincent Brown presiding. Burial followed in St Patrick's cemetery. The church youth choir sang and bearers included Richard Godinez Manuel Lopez Joe Godinez Celio Sandate Frank Bonilla and Lucio De La Torre. Arrangements were by Roy S Gibson Funeral Home.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions for John Anna Blanton James Myers Mrs Floyd Rice Jewell Elder Mrs Frank Davidson Otto Bright at Neosho Memorial with 1016 N Santa Fe 3 R medical Dismissal includes Craig Hiebert Humboldt Admissions today include Mrs Jerry Puckett Sr Humboldt surgery and Mrs Cole Leverenz 712 W Main medical Others dismissed Mrs James Reeves Erie Tommy Staggs Edith Ora Montgomery 224 N Western Janice Hawley 601 N Garfield.
Fred Edwards and son are painting at the Benedict church as carpentry ends and sanctuary walls are redecorated. Guy Smith of Humboldt bought the elevator and scale house from the William Payne estate for mixed feeds. Numerous Benedict residents and visitors attended church services, events, and family visits across nearby towns including Humboldt, Fredonia, Parsons, Wichita, Lawrence, Denver, and Buffalo during a busy period.
In Urbana area reports show Mr and Mrs George Compton returning to Phoenix after a week with relatives including Milo Heilman. Many local residents host meals and visits with friends from Chanute Eriez Hutchinson Valley Center and other towns. Farmers prepare corn harvest hay and wheat as frost looms. An eighty person open house at Covenant church marked the week.
Local families in Savonburg Elsmore Lola and nearby towns hosted and hosted again with relatives from Kansas City Bartlesville Fort Scott and New Richland. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Leon Johnson and Terri Wendell Johnson Mervin Ard family Bill Johnson Olive Hinkley Charley Hinkley Edna Lundberg Marie Olson Lise Larson Mary Pierce Clara Pavlicek John Hays W W Wickam Amy Lamb Leonard Bolinger Earl Garrison Jean Bundy Margaret Spencer Susan Fitzgeard Bill Spencer Emmett Smith A L Spencer C M Barsby August Erickson and Rev Walter Enstrom Karen Enstrom and Rob Huse among others.
In Lockport New York an AP report notes a downtown store window display altered when a letter came unglued. The intended phrase Big Wheel on Campus became Big Wheel on Campus with the W missing, altering the meaning of the display.
A rural auction listing items from a clean-up sale includes small building pieces, furniture, a 300 gallon water tank, a 16 inch chainsaw, stock racks and saddles, gas drums, five gallon cans, automatic hog waterers, rabbit hutches, a kerosene brooder, a saw handle, hog troughs, lumber, tools, and various small items. The sale requires cash, with no accidents liability. Mr and Mrs Everett Lindquist are the sellers, First National Bank Chanute, Clerk, Marple and Troutman Auctioneers. Lunch served by Rural Grange.
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