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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1967
Page
2
Hog prices rise with a total run of 3 500 head and barrows and gilts up about 25 cents. Feeder cattle ranges show higher values for high good and choice calves and feeder steers with mixed classes. Sheep and eggs hold steady with wholesale prices unchanged and prime lambs showing gains.
U S hogs cattle veals cows bulls sheep prices listed by weight and grade. Parson Hogs section shows ranges for boars sows and hogs. cattle includes grain fed steers heifers stockers calves and yearlings. veals with prime good and commercial. cows bulls with various classes. sheep with finished lambs and ewes.
Chicago AP reports live poultry wholesale prices steady roasters 26 to 29 cents per unit and red white rock fryers 20 to 22. Heavy hens listed 17 to 19. Butter quotes steady with 93 score AA 66 54 and 92 A 66, 89 C 59 percent.
The Bronze Star Medal with V device for Valor will be awarded posthumously to PFC Charles R. Greer to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer of Thayer. The ceremony is Sept 11 at 11 a.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars post rooms with Brig. Gen. John A. Seitz presenting. Greer died March 21 from small arms fire at a South Vietnam base camp.
Wheat No 2 hard 1.51 and a half. No 2 red 1.47 and a half. Corn No 2 yellow 1.23 and a half. Oats No 2 heavy white 73.5 to 74. Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.77 and a half. Soybean oil 9.30.
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 52 adults and pediatrics plus three babies. Admissions on Tuesday include Mrs. Grisier Yates Center medical Ben Grogan 221 S Western medical Mrs David Hanna 902 N Forest surgery Madison Clements 708 S Central medical Mrs Morris Whitmer 1001 N Garfield surgery Howard Ford Pittsburg medical. Dismissals Tuesday include Mrs Vyrl Evans 405 N Steuben Mrs Beth Yount Humboldt and Mrs Hugh Matlock Farlington. Admissions today James Frye 1007 S Washington medical Leroy Hunt 1915 S Plummer medical Mrs Ed Shiflett 524 S Lincoln medical. Birth today Mr and Mrs Donald Dunivant R 3 a girl. Dismissals today Mrs George Wright Erie Mrs Cove Valliere 30 W 4th Mrs Emil Lofgren 417 N Forest. Police Court Action Joe Taylor Missouri license address not recorded Illegal parking $5 bond posted Richard Morris R 1 ilegal parking $5 bond posted Jeffrey H Foster 817 W Oak careless driving cited Friday $15 bond posted. Fire Run Today 12 40 am 118 Denman car Cushion damage on 1959 Pontiac belonging to Maurice Hale.
In Humboldt the Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center hosts a weekly pastoral counseling seminar for six ministers as part of a community psychiatry program. Dr. Monroe Stein leads the sessions which run through May 1968 focusing on practical counseling skills and ministers’ personal reactions to emotionally troubled parishioners.
Wall Street extended its rally in late trading as volume reached 7.24 million shares in four hours, with Ford edging up, Chrysler slipping, GM up slightly, and Pan American World Airways leading turnover after a 405,400 share block. Steel stocks rose despite the auto strike threat.
Police logged a series of minor crashes and incidents. Doris Barker, 58, reported $35 damage to her 1963 Rambl er station wagon after a 1956 Pontiac struck her car at 1 E. Main. A 12 year old was found inside a house and referred to the county juvenile officer. Bob Ames and Wayne Smith reported a rear bumper collision between a 1966 Dodge and a 1956 Dodge with no injuries. A man from Chanute reported car tampering, missing hubcap and lug nuts on a wheel.
William R. Hutchison, son of Mrs. Wilma L. Hutchison of 125 N. Forest, is reappointed to Jolliffe Scholarship Hall at the University of Kansas for the 1967 1968 academic year. L M Mark man of 219 N Gar field notes that 66 years ago today September 6 1901 in Buffalo New York President William McKinley was shot by an assassin. President McKinley died of the wound September 14 1901 aged 58. Mark man said he lived in Buffalo at the time. McKinley was shot at a reception on
Auto production in the United States last week reached its highest point since late 1967. Production totaled 283 210 with Chrysler making 109 850 cars and leading 1968 model output, while General Motors built 91 700, Ford 69 900, and American Motors 11 760 as Automotive News reported.
Markman, 7, reflects on attending the Buffalo Expo with his grandfather and cousin. He recalls newsboys hawking papers about the president’s shooting while not near the event. He moved from Buffalo to Kansas in 1910 after a career at Santa Fe. A minor 5:10 p.m. crash at Main and Steuben involved a 1956 Nash and a 192 Ford with minor damage to doors and bumper. A theft report notes two fishing tackle boxes missing from a garage on 402 N Washington. Noise on the Bell Telephone roof at 20 S Steuben at 4:20 a.m. found nothing.
Mrs. George Morehead reports a street marker from 7th and Washington on her porch at 6 55 a m. At 7 a m the Earl Cassinghams report a stray pinto mare at their home. The horse goes to the Humane Society and the sign to the street department.
In Holyoke Massachusetts Sacred Heart School welcomes six year old Feyre quadruplets Margaret Maureen Robert and Jaimie for their first day. The family counts seven older siblings and describes the household as busy with large appetites and growing children.
Charles E Reynolds a water service repairer helper for the Santa Fe Railway retired effective Sept 1 after more than 35 years of service. Born in Byars Oklahoma he began railroad work in 1918 as a section laborer with his last continuous tenure starting in 1937 at Cushing Oklahoma. He later became a pipefitter helper in 1940 and was promoted to pipefitter in 1945 before moving to water service repairer helper at Chanute in 1958 where he remained at retirement.
Today and Thursday golf registration by phone at Launching Pad all day. Open House at Launching Pad 3 to 6 p.m. on Thursday.
The Chanute Tribune presents editorial and staff details including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager John Hovorka. It lists circulation, composing, press and stereo staff, plus subscription rates for local and out of town readers.
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