Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City market notes show cattle hogs and sheep pricing with varied quotes. Mentioned are Charles Francis Smith, son of spring lambs, and Earlton enlistee in the Navy Aug 30, plus Thayer High School graduate, with a funeral planned at Smith Funeral Home in Pittsburg Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Smith
Dewey J. Smith
Earlton
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Thayer High School
Livestock Price List Shows Wide Ranges For Hogs Cattle and Calves
Parson area markets quote hogs by grade weights from 190 to 400 pounds with prices from 8.00 to 16.25 dollars. Cattle steady with grain fed steers 600-700 pounds at 24.00 to 25.50 dollars and other classes listed including calves stockers and bulls with varied price bands. Cows and bulls also follow steady trends across utility to prime grades with specific ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Parsons
U.S
Kansas City Egg Price Report Concludes
AP notes price ranges for large and medium eggs in Kansas City with wholesale levels at 80 percent. Large eggs fall 39 to 45 cents per dozen, medium 29 to 33 cents, while 80 percent wholesale eggs sit at 31 to 36 cents. Other categories show no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago poultry and eggs market report
AP dispatch from Chicago notes live poultry prices mostly steady with slight gains for roasters and fryers. Special red white rock fryers quoted at 19 to 20 cents, barred rock fryers at 21, a few heavy hens at 17.5 to 18, some young hens around 27.5, butter and eggs steady with no changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago grain futures open barely steady amid mixed moves
Chicago grain futures opened softly with wheat nearly unchanged, corn steady, oats slightly higher, and soybeans mixed. September prices ranged around 11.79 to 1.27 for wheat and corn, with soybeans near 2.58 amid minimal shifts from the prior session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago grain prices edge higher on mixed demand
Wheat and rye advance slightly while corn and soybeans ease in Chicago trade. September futures show Wheat at about 1.81 and Soybeans near 2.56, with Corn around 1.27 and Oats near 0.65. Market fluctuations reflect varied demand across futures contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U‘s
Cape May Boardwalk Pioneers Asphalt In 1963
Cape May New Jersey, famed for its seaside resorts, opened an asphalt surfaced boardwalk in the summer of 1963 breaking a long tradition. The notice lists varied commodities including eggs, hogs, hides, and cream with prices per unit or weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
N.J
Navy recruit on leave to attend boiler tending school
John Martin Cox of 922 SS Malcolm has been home on a two week leave from Navy recruit training in San Diego California. He departed yesterday for Great Lakes Illinois to attend boiler tending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin Cox
Malcolm
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Great Lakes
Ill
Santa Fe carloads decline for week ending August 31, 1963
Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending August 31, 1963 totaled 32,598, down from 33,335 in the same week a year earlier. On line loadings were 20,805 versus 21,639, while cars from connections reached 11,793 compared with 11,696. The system also reports 31,764 carloads in the preceding week of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Veterans visit for surgery at Wadsworth hospital
Paul Brennecke accompanied George Mount of Humboldt, a Veterans of Foreign Wars member, to the veterans hospital in Wadsworth on Wednesday for surgery. James E. Benton, assistant cashier at First National Bank, just completed his freshman year at the University of Wisconsin Graduate School of Banking in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brennecke
George Mount
Humboldt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Mount
James E. Benton
First National Bank
Graduate School of Banking
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Page baby wins first at Weir homecoming contest
Kimberly Kay Page ten-month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Marion Page of Erie won first prize in a baby contest during the annual Weir homecoming event. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J M Shively of 410 S Rutter and Mr and Mrs M J Page of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly Kay Page
Marion Page
Erie
Weir
J. M. Shively
S. Rutter
M. J. Page
Barker Girl Breaks Arm From Treehouse Fall
Kathy Kay Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Barker Jr, of 1215 W Oak, fell from a treehouse last week and broke her arm. She had used the tree house all summer and is in Lincoln fifth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kay Barker
Jess Barker, Jr
W. Oak
Miss Barker
Lincoln School
Fairfield PTA Meeting and East Pakistan Trip Pictures
The Fairfield PTA meets on September 9 at 7 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson will show pictures from their trip to East Pakistan. Each family should bring a pie and their own service. Iced tea will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Pta
Charles Anderson
East Pakistan
Local Navy Returnee and Pittsburg Death Passages
Paul F. Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs E O Anderson, 934 S Lincoln, returned from a two week Navy tour at Willow Grove Station Pennsylvania and is a University of Kansas student in Lawrence. Marcia Hahn of Topeka visited the Andersons. Mrs Lola B Fleaheer sister of Edward A Blair died suddenly of a heart attack at her Pittsburg home as she attended her niece Kay Blair's wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Anderson
E. O. Anderson
S. Lincoln
Navy
Naval Air Station
Willow Grove
Anderson
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Marcia Hahn
Topeka
Lola B. Fleaheer
Edward A. Blair
Plummer
Pittsburg
Kay Blair
Kansas City Grain Prices Reported by AP
Wheat prices moved fractionally with 24 car load totals unchanged to 1 percent lower and futures finishing 2 to 1 points higher. Corn declined 1 percent to 2 percent gains with No 2 white and No 3 mixed values around 1.25 to 1.31. oats showed nominal, no-car activity. Soybeans traded near 2.51 to 2.56 with byproducts Bran and Shorts listed, while rye, barley, and millet ranges appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wall Street gains pause after steel rally in late trading
Wall Street in New York drifted near a peak as steel shares led but profit taking held back the advance. Volume was about 5.7 million shares against 5.57 million the previous day. Key stocks in gains outpaced losers but only slightly. Corporate bonds were mixed while U.S. governments held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Steeves Family Reunion Held in Kansas City Area
Mr and Mrs Clarence Steeves of McPherson and their daughter Mrs John Cottingham of Newton joined Harry Steeves Sr and wife at 1811 S Central for a Steeves reunion weekend gathering with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Steeves
McPherson
John Cottingham
Newton
Harry Steeves
S. Central
Steeves
Mrs. Lara Alford Retires From Veterans Hospital Wichita
Mrs. Lara Alford, longtime employee at the Veterans Hospital in Wichita for seven years, has retired and moved to 115 N. Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Alford
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
N. Highland
Mrs Bertha Benz Visits Family in Cherryvale
Mrs Bertha Benz and Jack of Cherryvale spent Labor Day holidays with her daughter and sister Mrs Albert Wayne Lea and family at 1413 S Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Benz
Jack
Cherryvale
Albert Wayne Lea
S. Central
McClatcheys Holiday Visit With Grandmother in Missouri
Mr and Mrs H N McClatchey Jr and family of Springfield Missouri spent the holidays with his grandmother Mrs G W Allen at 1902 Santa Fe and with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. McClatchey
Springfield
G. W. Allen
Santa Fe
Weekend Visits Reach Across Kansas and Missouri
Mr and Mrs Paul Moyer and Alana and Hugh Allen from Coffeyville visited Mrs Moyer s parents Mr and Mrs Tom Dye at 1701 S Katy over Labor Day weekend. Mrs Lara Alford rushed to Washington DC due to daughter Dollie Herrold s illness, leaving Kansas City by jet Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Ward of St Joseph spent Thursday night and Friday with Mrs Hazel Steeves at 1706 S Evergreen. Damage to a public telephone at Santa Fe Park reported by A E Endres, Southwestern Bell manager. an attempted removal of the coin box was made with a chisel or file but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Moyer
Alana and
Hugh Allen
Coffeyville
Lara Alford
Washington, D. C
Dollie Herrold
Alford
Kansas City
Lee Ward
St. Joseph, Mo
Hazel Steeves
S. Evergreen
Santa Fe Park
A. E. Endres
Southwestern Bell
Minor rear-end collision near Highland and Main
Cars driven by Carol Stout and Donna Reece were involved in a minor noon hour accident on Highland a half-block south of Main. Stout’s car was bumped from behind in traffic. both vehicles sustained slight damage. Howard and Mrs. Wilson visited daughter and family in Kerrville and attended a Dallas gift show over Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Stout
R. 2
Donna Reece
Thayer R
Highland
Main
Stout
Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
Bobby Dean
Kerrville
Tex
Dallas
Feasibility survey on new classroom and gym plan
Engineering survey outlines converting the present auditorium area with a west north classroom block, razing the old building for a new gymnasium and lockers, and leaving little outdoor recreation space. Alternatives include site expansion or moving junior high to the senior high, with a bond moratorium until 1966. A milk contract and a teacher dinner date were approved. Mathew Howard Doran is born Aug 24 to the Dorans of Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kiene and Bradley
Howard Hollenshead
S. Central
Robert E. Doran
Leavenworth
Mathew Howard
Dorans
Wampler Couple Return From ThreeWeek Vacation
Mr and Mrs C L Wampler 804 W Main have come back from a three week trip spent with their son Reverend D D Wampler at Brant Lake New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Wampler
W. Main
Rev
D. D. Wampler
Brant Lake
N. Y
Stanfield family to spend winter in Bellflower California
Neil Stanfield left for Bellflower California today with his mother Mrs. Geraldine Stanfield and his brother. They will spend the winter with Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Stanfield
Bellflower
Calif
Geraldine Stanfield
S. Evergreen
Neil
Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Daily Transcript lists Tuesday admissions including Nellie W Lea at 322 W 7th for surgery Harlie Williams 119 S Gretchen surgery George Weston Galesburg surgery Jack Turner 426 W Elm medical James Butts Elsmore surgery and dismissals Joseph Gossett 1404 S Malcolm Joe Locke Galesburg. Today's admissions include Patricia Ann Ikehorn 1202 S Highland surgery Mrs John Mears Humboldt surgery Mel Thompson Humboldt medical. Dismissals include Mrs Carl Carlson and daughter Lavonburg James McKenzie 608 N Forest Henry Williams Jr 1205 S Garfield Mrs Robert Willan 1201 S Santa Fe. Building permit issued for Car North rebuild front porch 1101 W Main estimated cost 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie W. Lea
W. 7Th
Harlie Williams
S. Gretchen
George Weston
Galesburg
Jack Turner
W. Elm
James Butts
Elsmore
Patricia Ann Ikehorn
S. Highland
John Mears
Humboldt
Mel Thompson
Carl Carlson
Lavonburg
James McKenzie
N. Forest
Henry Williams Jr
S. Garfield
Robert Willan
S. Santa Fe
W. Main
Deaths and Funerals Harvey Garrison in Yuba City
Harvey Garrison died Monday morning of a heart attack at his home in Yuba City California. He was born and raised in Chanute and lived here for some time. Survivors include his wife and four brothers Arthur R J Earl of Iola Gerald of Thayer Glenn of San Gabriel and four sisters Mrs Chester Henderson Mrs Carl Studebaker Mrs Raymond McKensie and Mrs Martha Bowker. Funeral service today at 2 p.m. in Yuba City California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Garrison
Yuba City
Calif
Chanute
Arthur
R. J, Earl
Iola
Gerald
Thayer
Glenn
San Gabriel
Chester Henderson
E. Chestnut
Carl Studebaker
Raymond McKensie
Martha Bowker
van Nuys
Yuga City
Funeral Services for A. C. Cornell in Erie
Funeral services for A C Cornell of Erie will be Thursday at 2 p m at Pierce Funeral Home with Rev Lyle Roe of Iola officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery Iola. A military graveside service by Veterans of World War I Chanute barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Cornell
Erie
Pierce Funeral
Lyle Roe
Iola
EUB Church
Highland Cemetery
Lola
Chanute
YAF Speaker For Optimists in Chanute Meeting
Kansas Young Americans for Freedom leader Steve Coulson spoke at the Chanute Optimist Club about a rising conservatism on college campuses. KYAF, with about 30 000 national members and 200 in Kansas, aims to arouse interest in government provide information and develop a conservatism philosophy. The club also approved support for the Al G Kelley Bros Circus Oct 2 and Christmas tree sales for boys work. A Swissair Caravelle crash near two lakes west of Zurich killed 74 passengers and six crew. one American, Mr Glauner, among eight foreigners, was among the dead. The disaster occurred at 7 20 a.m. and contact had been lost four minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Coulson
The
Kansas Young Americans For Freedom
Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Coulson
Topeka
YAF
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Zurich
KYAF
Wayne Smith
Loren Marsh
al G. Kelley Bros. Circus
Tom Kelley
Boys Work
Floyd West Jr
Swissair
Glauner
Swiss Jet Crashes Near Duerrenaesch Killing 80 Aboard
A Swiss twin-jet airliner exploded after takeoff from Zurich and crashed near Duerrenaesch, killing all 80 aboard. Wreckage spread over eight miles, with debris and human remains scattered across a square mile. Flight was en route to Geneva and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duerrenaesch
Switzerland
Zurich
Geneva
Rome
Ghosts Roaming Noted In Britain’s Historic Castles
A short survey notes that spirits are still believed to roam Britain’s historic castles churches and homes. The item highlights centuries of folklore and tourism interest while avoiding sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
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K. C. Livestock
Smith Funeral Home
Parsons Livestock
K. C
Chicago Grain
Ile
I the Nacoje
Life Stride
E. Main
Kansas City Cash
Wall Street
Hans
Me Mies
RTC
Ers
Shrum
Cornell Dairy
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Joseph Gossett
S. Malcolm
Joe D. Locke
Cornell Service
Cortney Moles
Leo Booe
Henry Biggs
Walter Hartman
James Gordon
C. H. Bates
Memorial Park Cemetery
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Midwest Auto Stores
Main & Highland
Aluminum
Naff & Bolze
Folger's
Carol
Hale
Zestee
Mr. G
Pri
Freestone Peaches
Georgia
Blue Star
Mrs. Tuckers
Wilson
Sunkist
U. S
B’s 7Th Street Market
7Th
Steuben
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