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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
2
Kansas City market notes show prices for eggs and dairy items including Grade A Large eggs at 29 cents per dozen, Grade A Medium 25 cents, Grade B Large ? for small grades, and various cream grades listed with cents per pound. Hides priced at 4 cents per pound for glue hides.
Chicago AP notes butter prices steady to firm with small gains for select grades. Eggs follow suit with price holds to modest increases across white, mixed, medium and standard grades, dirties unquoted.
Kansas City market prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans listed with vehicle counts and bid ranges. Prices show No 2 and No 3 grades across hard red winter, white, red wheat and corn varieties, with soybeans at 2.57 to 2.72 and bran and shorts at 38.75 to 39.50 per sack.
Chicago grain standings show Wheat No 2 hard at 1.63 and No 2 red at 1.58 with close shifts. Corn No 2 yellow at 1.35 and No 3 at 1.29, oats at 72, soybeans No 1 yellow at 2.72. September futures moved with mixed directions across wheat corn rye and soybeans. prices for September range from 68 to 255.
Alvin Jones, Kansas property valuation director, says reductions total about 225000 in taxes statewide based on a 70 mill levy. The Tax Appeals Board cut 3300000 in assessments, including 1600000 for oil and gas valuations, leaving total statewide assessed value at 4.8 billion dollars.
Published evenings exc Sunday. Em force es second class matter and postage paid at Chanute post office Kansas. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. AP dispatches republished. Subscription rates by mail in Kansas outside four counties one year 15.00 six months 8.0 three months 4.25.
The New York market widened gains in heavy afternoon trading with about 6.2 million shares changing hands versus 4.9 million the day before. On the American Stock Exchange, prices rose in moderate trading while corporate and U S Treasury bonds stayed largely unchanged.
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $3.285 billion foreign aid package with only a $75 million reduction from the prior week’s $3.36 billion plan. The bill also funds the Peace Corps and other activities, totaling about $4.001 billion.
A theft of about 100 sheet rock shingles from a property east of town was reported to police yesterday and referred to the Neosho county sheriff's office. A misreported mail box theft was corrected as a rural route box found. Glenn Wicker reported a car collision near Royster Junior High School causing about $50 damage to his 1958 Ford. the 1947 Chevrolet of George Arnett was undamaged. The rest of the items are public notices and social notices about reunions, funerals, and visitors.
Officials monitor hurricane Emily 450 miles southeast of La Jolla as it nears California coast. Wind speeds up to 78 mph may disrupt support ship Berkone moored 1,000 feet from Sealab capsule, risking underwater divers 205 feet deep. Ten aquanauts 15 days into the test.
President Johnson signed legislation creating an Area History Fund of up to 805 700 dollars to mark Civil War era sites in Bourbon Cherokee Linn and Miami counties Kansas. Fort Scott founded 1842 will be highlighted with marks at key events involving John Brown and battles such as Pottawatomie Osawatomie Marais des Cygnes Mine Creek Baxter Springs and Quantrill raids with casualties noted.
Mrs. Rose Elizabeth Walsh 81 formerly of 118 S Forest died after an extended illness at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born March 5 1884 in Fairbury Neb she married Patrick Walsh June 3 1908. She survived by her son Ray Walsh three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be in Fairbury with burial in Fairbury cemetery. Adair service for Kate Parrish Adair will be in Friskel Chapel Frontenac. Edward D Manly 88 died in Seminole Okla after illness with service in Chanute area church and burial Elmwood Cemetery. Manly's survivors include four daughters and five sons and many grandchildren. Burial details given for multiple related services.
Cars driven by J. L. Taylor and James A. Dell collided at 4 45 p m yesterday at 4th and Highland. Police estimate damage to Taylor’s 1949 Plymouth at 150 and to Dell’s 1956 Ford at 50. Dell, 17, was cited for no legible license. charge to be dropped if a legal license is shown by the hearing Wednesday.
Kansas State College extension programs announce adult education courses in Chanute Humboldt Iola and Fredonia starting the week of September 17. Each three hour credit class runs 16 weeks from 6 30 to 9 30 p m one evening weekly tuition is 10 per credit hour and enrollment runs September 1 10.
Walfred E. Johnson, 72, of McPherson, died in a two car collision at a county road intersection five miles northeast of McPherson Wednesday evening. He was alone in his vehicle.
Daily Transcript lists Wednesday admissions include Mrs Gary Howell 1902 S Central Debra Staggs 1419 S Edith Esther Mendoza Lydia Mendoza Humboldt Lawrence Van Zranken Yates Center and Lawrence Van Zranken medical. Dismissals include John Cunningham 1210 W 3rd Linda and Jack West 1302 S Highland Mrs William Biggs 409 N Garfield Mrs Morris Stubblefield 427 S Highland. Admission today Frank Wagner 206 S Central medical. Dismissals today Iva Kennedy R 2 Craig Romary Humboldt Mrs Gary Howell 1902 S Central Mrs Truman Finley Eric. Police Court Action Dennis Molinow 423 Steuben charged with drinking beer on sidewalk bond $580 posted hearing 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Mrs. C. M. Cordner of 5301 S Highland presided over a wedding dinner for her son Gene Cordner and his bride. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bedenbender, Nancy Romig, Diana Romig, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bedenbender, Lucinda and Scott, Jane Cordner and George Precht in Kansas City.
The Women’s Society of World Service gathered Tuesday afternoon in a combined meeting with Maple Grove. Hostess Mrs. C. H. Boerchers, assisted by Mrs. Mary Walkley, welcomed ten members. Mrs. Dean Dighero presided as Mrs. Noel Jackson led the lesson “Give God Glory through Time, Talent and Energy.” Refreshments followed.
The First Presbyterian Church choir director Mrs. John Hargrave and organist Mrs. Dave Petterson entertained 14 choir members after weekly rehearsal in the church basement. The Rev. Robert A. Giezentanner was a guest. refreshments were served.
Carl Bedenbender was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by his wife Wednesday evening at their home on Lincoln Street 515. Attending were Mr and Mrs Fred Skinner Mr and Mrs Delbert Taylor and Mr and Mrs Arnold Dixon.
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