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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
2
AP notes cattle and hogs steady or higher in Kansas City trading. Hogs steady to up 25, barrows and gilts 17.00-17.50 per cwt, sows 14.50-15.75. Sheep 300 head steady, lambs 21.50-23.00, feeders 16.00-17.00. Cattle 2,200, calves 100, steady to higher with slaughter steers 22.00-24.25 and mixed steers and heifers 22.50-23.00.
Kansas City AP notes whole sale eggs with large eggs at 80 percent A priced 35 to 38 cents per dozen, mediums at 34 to 36.2 cents, both unchanged. Other produce prices remain steady.
In Chicago the wheat futures showed No 1 heavy hard at 1.582 and No 2 red around 1.46, corn No 1 yellow at 1.29, No 2 yellow near 1.292 to 1.30, oats No 2 heavy white about 69 to 70, soybeans No 1 yellow around 2.61, soybean oil at 9 cents. Butter and eggs held steady with no change.
Wheat rose to just over 4 dollars a bushel for September new grade while corn edged up to around 1.25 a bushel and oats gained modestly. Rye held steady and soybeans climbed toward 2.56 a bushel with September contracts.
AP reports Kansas City prices for several cereals and grains with mill prices and bid ranges. Wheat shows several No 2 and No 3 grades around 1.54 to 1.60. Corn ranges from 1.22 to 1.44 per unit, oats near 67 to 75 cents, maize around 2.00 to 2.16, rye 1.10 to 1.29, barley 1.00 to 1.08, soybeans about 2.49 to 2.72, bran 41.25 to 42.00, shorts 42.25 to 43.00.
New York AP report says motors recovered from early steadiness as the stock market rallied late this afternoon in fairly active trading. Volume about 54 million shares versus 5.69 million Wednesday. Fractions to one point gains scattered among key stocks, with many issues losing. Bond prices were mixed.
The United Commercial Travelers meet monthly at the Tioga Hotel with the second Wednesday set for regular gatherings. The Council will arrange meals and Senior Counselor Fred Ingram presided the session.
Zion Lutheran Service Guild met at the church Tuesday evening with Mrs. Earl Olson presiding. Devotions were given by Mrs. Angus Zimmerman. House Cleaning was the lesson by Mrs. James Ranabargar. A Christmas package was sent to missionaries in New Guinea. Officers elected: President Mrs. Earl Olson, vice president Mrs. Ranabargar, secretary Mrs. Everett Olson, treasurer Mrs. Arthur Alcott, historian Mrs. Neil Nelson. Refreshments served by Mrs. Earl Olson and Mrs. Ralph Burghart to 13 members and two guests.
A forcible statutory rape charge was filed today by the county attorney against Richard Cloke, 18, of 10 S. Plummer, involving a 13 year old girl from Chanute. Cloke is in the county jail at Erie serving parole violation and traffic charge terms. Preliminary hearing date not set.
Admissions and dismissals listed for Tuesday and Wednesday at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs. Wilford Aday Mrs. Susan DuBois Lloyd Barry Judy Carlson Mrs. James Halverstadt Mrs. Nannie Adolfs Lloyd Hengan Bert Truster May Anderson Rev Ruth Campbell Earle Wilson Hugh Vanderford Russell Kern William May Mont Brown Ed McAlexander Ed Glover Arch Sommers Mrs Grant Wilson Mrs Arthur Booth Edward Rushton Mrs Howard Alger Larry Reynolds Sarah Black Don C Campbell and others with specific addresses and unit designations. Birth announced for a girl to Mr. and Mrs Cecil Manly. Admission and dismissal updates for today and upcoming events.
Dorcas Circle of the EUB church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wesley Hamilton hosting at 312 N Highland. Mrs. J W Shike presented the topic, Mrs. W J Strohm presided, and Mrs. A O Lehman gave devotions. Overseas kits were completed and 15 members plus two guests, Mrs. Carl Burch and Mrs. Burrell Howell, were served refreshments.
The Fairfield PTA will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the school with Fire Chief Bill Brennan as speaker. Refreshments of pie and coffee will be served. The Rev and Mrs William Hunt will show Europe slides at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 p m. all interested welcome. Clyde Parsley Jr. of Humboldt reported his car ran off K39 striking two mail boxes yesterday at about 9 45 a m to avoid a car stopped for a school bus.
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe System lines for the week ending September 5 1964 were 31 973 compared with 20 429 for the same Week a year ago. On line loadings were 20 510 compared with 15 671 for the corresponding week last year. Cars received from connections totaled 11 463 compared with 9 758 for the same week a year ago. Santa Fe handled a total of 33 016 car loads in the preceding week of this year.
Mrs. Kenneth Pens reported to police yesterday that a set of side curtains and a snap on top for a Triumph car were stolen from the seat of another car parked at her home at 211 West Sixth Street.
Police received a report from Bill Snyder of Highland that someone sprayed black paint on his car. Ralph Burghart and Linda Horiie reported a minor accident yesterday at Main and Highland as Burghart backed from the curb. Danny Sparks reported a scraped 190 Mercury driven by K. C. Snyder at SP4 Clinton N, Babcock. Sparks said Army will leave Korea Sept. 19 and door handle was broken on his car.
Robyn Carter, daughter of Mrs Minnie Carter of 219 Grant, died in San Antonio Texas this morning. Funeral arrangements are pending with Koch-Skinner Memorial Home. Allen W Carpenter, 9 419 N Steuben, died at Bryant Rest Home after an extended illness. Born June 29 1874 in Audubon County Iowa, he lived in Ness and Rooks Counties before moving to Chanute. Survived by wife Mary Eva Hautle, son Edmund, daughter Mrs James Powell, and several relatives. Funeral Saturday at 10am at Koch-Skinner Memorial Chapel, burial Elmwood. Stephen Franklin Fussman funeral held at Humboldt Presbyterian Church. Burial Fussman family cemetery north of town. E M Bowers funeral in Galesburg Methodist Church with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. Walter H Bradford's funeral at First Methodist Church with burial Altoona Cemetery. Continuous music and visiting highlights noted by local community.
The Christian Women's Fellowship met in fellowship hall for a panel themed on To Tell the Truth with leader Mrs Wayne Ellis. Panel members included Mrs Robert Wells Mrs Marion Wise Mrs Wayne Lea and Rev LaMoine Waldron. Contestants were Mrs Jerry Jones Mrs Robert Larrick and Mrs Carl Fletcher with Mrs John Bowes leading devotions and Group 3 hostesses at social hour.
A joint party hosted by the Junior Kayettes at Royster Junior High in the projection room after school featured a Mary Ellen Walker led program with devotions by Dee Ann Tharp. Kathy Taylor welcomed the group as president and board members outlined duties while Mary Bob Martin spoke on the membership drive. Cindy Jones led group singing. game leader was announced as Cathy Acree with Pam Cook and Gail Abbueh elected to the board. Coca cola and cookies were served to 120 prospective members.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held circle meetings across several homes and the church on Wednesday. Circles Naomi Ruth Rachel Mary Eliza beth Martha Esther gathered for devotions, lessons on Ewha University, and fellowship. Attendees ranged from 15 to 19 members with a few guests, refreshments served, and hostesses listed at multiple addresses.
Sunflower chapter of OES meets with Mrs Violet Jeffers acting as worthy matron and Glenn Chic kadonz as worthy patron. Hulda Parker chapter matron Mrs V C Steele and Pawhuska chapter matron Mrs Norela Watson are seated in the East. The charter is draped for James H Parson past grand patron and Mrs Edna Peterson. Memorial read by Mrs Klint oohn son. Refreshments served by Mr and Mrs J C Purviance and Mrs C M Cordner.
Mr and Mrs C M Neff entertained with a barbequed turkey supper Tuesday evening at their farm home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Byron Giles Vickie and David Kansas City Mrs William Best Mr and Mrs Oren Baugh Mr and Mrs Ed Fegel and Mrs Tom Morarity.
Mrs Buford Fisher led the gathering with 11 members present at the Orpah Circle meeting. Ralph Morgan and Mrs John Mc Meekin assisted the hostess in serving refreshments.
Members of the Outlook Study club and their husbands picnicked in the south shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs J Rex Stevens of Lincoln Kansas were guests. Thirty seats were prepared, hosts included Mr and Mrs Lyle Brisbin Mr and Mrs Floyd Johnson Mr and Mrs M R Wilson and Dr and Mrs Ed Cathers. The fall club season will begin Oct 6 with a luncheon at the Orchid Buffet.
Department managers include John Hovorka advertising and Dwight Wallingford news. Mrs. Leland Lowe handles city circulation with Ben B. Nicholas on mechanical and Dorsey Osborn on press. Published evenings except Sunday. entered as second class material and postage paid at Chanute post office. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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