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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1963

Page

2

Livestock Prices In Kansas City Report

Livestock prices show cattle steady to 25 lower with calves and feeders per head. Cattle receipts include 14 000 head of cattle and 400 calves with steers 22.75 to 24.75, heifers up to 24.50, cows 14.00 to 16.50, vealers 22.00 to 25.00. Hog prices down 25 on barrows and gilts, sows steady to 25 lower, weights 210 to 260 and 275 to 350 pounds. Sheep steady with lambs 18.50 to 20.50, ewes 4.00 to 6.25, feeders 14.00 to 18.75, and breeding stock values listed.

Kansas City

Kansas City egg and poultry market roundup AP report

K C Produce Kansas City AP lists wholesale and consumer egg prices by grade size and weight. It covers large and small eggs A and B, dirties, checks, and 80 percent categories, plus medium and small eggs. Poultry prices include heavy and light hens, capons and ducks. Missouri Arkansas live fryers and broilers quoted at farm and delivered prices. butter Grade A solid and quarters per pound.

Kansas City Missouri Arkansas

Wall Street Advances in Heavy Trading After Labor Day

Wall Street in New York rose in heavy trading as the post-Labor Day period began. Volume reached about 5.3 million shares, up from 4.57 million Friday, with most key stocks gaining fractions to about a point. Higher priced issues rose several points while motors, electronics, office equipment and low priced stocks led gains. Bond prices were mixed as trading closed.

New York U.S

Death of A. C. Cornell at 69 in Erie

A. C. Cornell, 69, of Erie, died Monday night at home after a heart attack. Born May 24, 1894 in Iola, he married Mary Goble in 1916 and moved to Erie in 1930. World War I veteran, he belonged to local veteran groups. Survived by wife, two daughters, eight grandchildren, one brother, two sisters. Funeral arrangements by Pierce Funeral Home.

A. C. Cornell Erie Alpha O. Cornell Iola George W. Cornel Mary Goble Ferie Chanute George Hendrick American Legion George Lucietta San Pablo Calif Leon Pugh Fort Scott Fred Ruth Laferite Jennie Hillbrant Silver Spring Pierce Funeral Home

Live Stock Prices and Grade Ranges from Parsons Market

Hog prices show U S No 1 and 2 hams 190 to 240 pounds at 16.00 to 16.50 with mixed No 1-3 at 230 to 270 pounds 15.75 to 16.00 and lighter weight 14.00 to 15.00. sows 400 pounds down 14.50 to 15.25, heavier sows 12.50 to 14.00, bears 8.00 to 10.00. Cattle values steady with grain fed steers and heifers 600-700 pounds at 24.00 to 25.50, 700-900 pounds 23.00 to 24.00, standards 20.00 to 25.00. calves and stockers listed at various weights with prices from 13.00 to 32.00 depending on weight, quality, and type. Bulls and veal calves also reflected with steady trend and ranges.

Parsons U.S

Chicago poultry and egg prices steady with minor moves

AP reports in Chicago prices for live poultry unchanged to 1 higher with roasters at 23 to 24 and fryers varying by breed. Butter held steady while eggs showed slight firmness with whites around 39.2 and other grades mixed. regional quotes include 70 percent or better grade listings and standard dirties.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Prices Reported by AP

Chicago grain prices show no wheat or soybean sales. Corn futures list No 1 yellow at 1.34% 4-35, No 2 yellow 1.34%-35, No 3 yellow 1.34, No 4 yellow 1.33, sample grade yellow 1.27. Oats No 1 extra heavy mixed 68. Soybean oil at 8% per sn.

Chicago

Chicago grain closes mixed on September futures

Wheat gains 4 2 cents to 1.79 14 at close. Corn up 1 1 2% near 1.27 26. Oats rise to 64 1 2 cents. Rye up to 1.30 ? Soybeans advance 4 1 cent to 2.58. Market notes reflect a higher tone across grain futures with Chicago trades and September contracts shown.

Chicago

Wheat futures slip as markets open lower on grain weights

Kansas City grain prices show declines across wheat corn and rye with bids for No 2 hard and dark hard wheat around 2.00 to 2.06 per unit and soybeans at 2.51 to 2.57. Oats hold near 64 to 73, while barley and bran push higher. futures close mixed with wheat futures percent changes down from earlier lows.

Kansas City Shorts

Employed Persons Offered Study Plan At Pittsburg State

A new program lets full time workers pursue a business administration degree through Pittsburg State College in collaboration with Chanute Junior College. Courses include a minosopny introduction, Salesmanship 230, and Management of Small Business 235 with night schedules. Extension options possible via Chanute Junior College. credit limits and residency rules apply.

Independence Jace Ness Pittsburg State College Chanute Buford Fisher Chanute Junior College Fisher Pittsburg

Funeral Service for Mary Holloran Held at Koch-Skinner Chapel

Funeral services for Mary Holloran were conducted Saturday at 3:30 PM in the Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel with Rev. Don Grogan of the First Baptist Church officiating. Organist Mrs. Dave Peterson played Sunrise Tomorrow and The Lord is My Shepherd. Floral attendants were Mrs. Dewey Bedell Mrs. Harrison Stevenson and Mrs. Harry Anderson. Bearers were C. D. Blackwood Harry Anderson Francis Meeker O. H. Bates C. A. Duerson and John Hargrave. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery.

Holloran Mary Holloran Koch-Skinner Memorial Don Grogan First Baptist Church Dave Petterson Lord Is Dewey Bedell Harrison Stevenson Harry Anderson C. D. Blackwood Francis Meeker O. H. Bates C. A. Duerson John Hargrave Elmwood Cemetery

Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Neosho Area

Daily Transcript lists Saturday admissions including Joe Locke of Galesburg and Larry Soderquist, with several discharges to Neosho Manor and other homes. Sunday and Monday show more admissions, surgeries, and dismissals, plus births for Carl R. Carlson in Lavenburg and L. Leon Morrison in 616 N. Steuben.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Joe Locke Galesburg Larry Soderquist S. Lafayette Althea Kelsey Neosho Manor Marvin Olson Benedict Sarah Jones N. Western Julia Butts Humboldt Joseph Gossett S. Malcolm Nellie Hawes S. Central Warren J. Anderson Iola Sadie Rush Sedan Leslie Cox Carolyn Spence Frank Stierwalt Lavenburg Howard Barr N. Lafayette George Ard Lavonburg Henry B. Williams, Jr S. Garfield Douglas E. Fickel Earlton Hilda Youngberg George Barker Cleto Coronado Carl R. Carlson Earl K. Wilson S. Ashby Carl Pearson N. Forest L. Leon Morrison N. Steuben

Injuries Fatal To Little Boy In Independence

A two year old boy, Larry Allen Gibson Jr, died early today from injuries allegedly caused by his father. The 20 year old faces a murder charge. the mother Karen Gibson, 19, is charged with contributing to the neglect of a minor. The couple has been jailed since Saturday. the infant was admitted Friday night. The father admitted rough treatment when the baby cried at night but said he did not know the injuries were severe. The mother was asleep for most of the time.

Independence County Atty Bill Watson Larry Allen Gibson Jr Watson Gibson Karen

District Meeting of NFO at Fredonia

The 3rd Congressional District of the National Farmers Organization will hold its district convention Friday night at 8 at the National Guard Armory in Fredonia. Mrs Gene McMillen publicity chairman announced delegates will represent each county group and county chairmen will attend. District officers to be elected and delegates to the state convention on Nov 9 at Topeka and the national convention later will be named.

National Farmers Organization National Guard Fredonia Gene McMillen NFO McMillen Topeka

School Bus Overturns in Kansas City Collision

A seven student bus en route to Bishop Miege High School overturned at US 50 and Antioch Road after a collision with a car. Two students, Peter Schneider 15 and Mike Schneider 14, suffered injuries. Driver A L Kester 45 and car owner Marin R Whittlesey 62, both Overland Park residents, were uninjured as the car was demolished.

Kansas City Bishop Miege High School U. S. 50 Antioch Road Peter Schneider Mike Schnieder Robert Schneid Tim Hickaby Overland Park A. L. Kester Mariin R. Whittlesey Whittlesey

Cow Kills Woman in Madison Area Milking Incident

Mrs. Emil Freeburg of four miles southwest of Madison was killed when a cow she was milking kicked and trampled her. The tragedy occurred today as the farm woman worked with livestock in their rural Kansas home.

Madison Kan Emil Freeburg

Infant in Foster Care After Gibsons' Child Welfare Case

An 18 month old daughter of the Gibsons has been placed in a foster home while the husband remains involved with the infant. The brief item notes a child welfare action affecting the Gibson family and placement in foster care.

The Gibsons

Notice Refreshments Millard W Drisdell Sec’y

Refreshments announced by Millard W Drisdell with W M Jay and T Klinginsmith serving as secretary. Details unreadable in the fragment.

Jay T. Klinginsmith Sec'y

Lockes Host NA Re tired Civil Employees Chapter 799

The National Association of Retired Civil Employees Chapter 799 met at 801 S. Katy home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Locke for a covered dish luncheon Monday. Lester Purdy presided over a brief business meeting after lunch.

National Association of Retired Civil Employees A. L. Locke S. Katy Lester Purdy

Airman Cochran Arrives at Bitburg for Europe Assignment

Ale Claudie G Cochran of Thayer arrives at Bitburg Air Base Germany to join a U S Air Force in Europe unit as an aircraft mechanic. He previously served at Homestead AFB Florida and is the son of Claud Cochran Sapulpa Oklahoma. His wife Mary is the daughter of Elba Ward Thayer Missouri.

Ale Claudie G. Cochran Thayer Bitburg AB Germany United States Air Forces Europe Cochran Homestead Afb Fla Claud Cochran R. 2 Sapulpa Okla Gridley Rural High School Mary Elba Ward

Scout Leaders Gather at Murray Hill School Tonight

The Boy Scout and Cub Scout adult leaders will meet at Murray Hill School this evening at 7 o'clock to outline the program for the coming season.

Murray Hill School

Village Creek Homecoming Set For Sunday Center Event

The 26th annual Village Creek homecoming will be at the center on Sunday with a noon basket dinner and an afternoon program. An invitation goes to friends and neighbors. Jake Almond of 1207 N. Lee remains in hospital after a broken neck suffered Aug. 11 while swimming in the Neo sho River, expected to stay 5 to 8 weeks more.

Village Creek Jake Almond N. Lee Neosho River

Local Soldier Visits Parents Amid Central Street Gathering

Pvt. Lloyd Locke Jr of Ft Leonard Wood Missouri spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Locke at 301 S Central. Police arrested Manuel Joseph Fernandes of Planada California yesterday on a charge of intoxication and he is held at the city jail pending disposition.

Pvt Lioyd Locke, Jr Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo Lloyd Locke S. Central Manuel Joseph Fernandes Planada Calif

Strikers Ordered Back At Gary Steel Plant

Union officials ordered 15000 striking workers at the Gary works of United States Steel Corp to return to work this afternoon ending a 13 hour wildcat walkout. The stoppage threatened steel supplies to the auto industry amid 1964 model production. The walkout followed suspension of a union grievance committee member after he allegedly struck a supervisor.

Gary, Ind Gary Works U.S. Steel Corp Mark Tincher United Steelworkers Orville Kincaid Graf

Wright Family Reunion At Highland Park

The 48th Wright family reunion was held Sunday in Highland Park with a noon basket dinner and a brief business meeting electing E. A. George as president. Attendees included Fannie Ellis, Wesley and Judy Henry, Gerald Berg and others, plus out of town guests Kenneth and Sherre George and Lois Newman and families from Wichita and Erie.

Wright Highland Park E. A. George Fannie Ellis Wesley Henry Gerald Judy Bill Gerken W. S. Poland Louie Wright Ralph Berg Greg Brad and Dale Maude Cook Ralph Harold Vickie Record Ora Carpenter Chanute Kenneth George Sherre Thayer Earlton Lois Newman Wichita George Ellis Billy Erie

Bridge Club Meets Above Average Scores

Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Home Savings Association. Top pairs included Mrs Bob Allen and Bob Ward 75.5, Mrs H M Bauer and Mrs L W Mitchell 64, Cecile Munger and W E Gillilan 58.5, Fred Johnson and Bob Allen 57.5, Roberta Os burn and Beverly Hall Neodesha 57.5, Wayne Duty and Iola 56, Clyde Bloomheart and Fred Foster 54.

Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Association Bob Allen Bob Ward H. M. Bauer L. W. Mitchell Cecile Munger W. E. Gillilan Fred Johnson Roberta Osburn Beverly Hall Neodesha Wayne Duty Iola Clyde Bloomheart Fred Foster

Wilson Reunion Held in Lola

The Wilson reunion was held at Riverside Park in Lola on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jess Wilson of Colony, Mrs Pearl Wilson McGuire of Humboldt, Mr and Mrs Walt Bass of Chanute, Mr and Mrs Jeff Veteto of Colony, Mr and Mrs Elmer Rush and family of Mable and Anita of Coffeyville, Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and Frances, Norma, Elaine, Robert and Kenneth of Iola, Mr and Mrs Bill Veteto and Mike and Craig of Burlington, Mr and Mrs Howard Veteto and Claud ette, Rachelle, Jeanie and Mark of Claudette. After dinner the afternoon was spent visiting.

Wilson Riverside Park Lola Jess Wilson Colony Pearl Wilson McGuire Humboldt Walt Bass Chanute Jeff Veteto Elmer Rush Mable Anita Coffeyville Paul Wilson Frances Norma Elaine Robert Kenneth Iola Bill Veteto Mike Craig Burlington Howard Veteto Claudette Rachelle Jeanie Mark

112 Attend Reunion at Santa Fe Park

The annual Dryden reunion was held Sunday in the south shelter house of Santa Fe Park with 112 attending. Mrs. Pearl Dryden Fre donia was the oldest member present and Larry Eugene two month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Umbarger of Thayer was the youngest.

Dryden Santa Fe Park Pearl Dryden Fredonia Larry Eugene Larry Umbarger Thayer

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