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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
2
Kansas City spot hogs show lower barrow and gilt prices with cows steady to lower. cattle steady with grain fed steers and heifers at 24 to 25.50, calves and killing calves priced, sheep steady with lambs at 18 to 19.50. Wheat corn oats and soybeans move in mixed ranges across down and up quotes, with listed futures and byproduct prices.
The New York market slipped from a peak with irregular activity in late trading. Daily volume was about 5.3 million shares versus 6.68 million previously, with most major stocks moving fractions to about one point. Rails led advances while industrials eased as bonds softened.
William V. Mueller 72 of Humboldt died unexpectedly after a heart attack at home and during transport to hospital. Born December 13, 18 percent, he was lifelong Humboldt resident, married to Marie Anna Hollenberg in 1915 at Appleton City Missouri. He retired from Monarch Cement five years ago and belonged to St. Peter's Lutheran church. Burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery after services at St. Peter's Lutheran conducted by Rev. Seyfert. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Ferrell, Mrs. Ruth Caldwell, and Mrs. Norman Maples, plus thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial Elmwood Cemetery after services at 2 p.m. Friday conducted by Rev. Her to. Burial details and attendees listed.
Independence Missouri AP reports the 35th Infantry Division exhibit at the Harry S Truman Library will be dedicated next Tuesday morning. A plaque for Maj. Gen. Ralph Truman, a cousin of Former President Harry S Truman, will be unveiled. The display includes a French 75 mm gun, photographs flags uniforms insignia weapons maps.
Chicago traders report butter and eggs holding steady while grains rise modestly. Wheat closes up slightly at 1.87 per bushel for September and corn at 1.27 for September with oats near unchanged. Rye edges up to 1 higher with September prices around 1.82 and 2.60 for rye grain.
Miss Ruby Pearman a 16 year old Iola High School sophomore was killed when the car she rode in struck a milk truck at an intersection five miles southeast of Iola on U S 54. Driver Mike Pearman 18 and Donna Barker 15 were seriously injured. Neal Trammell driver of the truck escaped unharmed.
Senator Barry Goldwater renewed his demand that Senate ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty be contingent on Soviet forces leaving Cuba. He said even if accepted, the proposal would not make the treaty more acceptable and warned it jeopardizes global security as support for the pact grows.
Adolph Brown, 57, of Thayer Route 2, was injured about 11:30 a.m. yesterday at Byers Portobase Corp. when a steel cable he was stretching for a mold slipped and struck him under the chin. He also hurt his back and was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital by ambulance for treatment.
At a crossing near Harrah Oklahoma a rainstorm collision killed six people including Jerry Wheeler a ministerial student from Oklahoma Christian College Wichita residents Karen Hetrick Janice Novak Angie Watson and Sharon Stewart three Kansas residents were among the deceased Highway patrol said no skid marks suggest Wheeler failed to see the train The Rock Island freight train crew noted the crossing lacked lighting but had a warning bell
A southeast Kansas storm near Parsons produced little rain but caused extensive damage in Oswego and nearby rural areas. Lightning struck a transformer near Kansas Gas and Electric, with one transformer damaged and power issues reported.
Battery D of the 129th Field Artillery Regiment exhibit will be accepted for the library and Mrs Olive Truman widow of the general will unveil the plaque. The ceremony is limited to former members of the Division and its successor 35th Command Headquarters Divisional now a Missouri National Guard unit.
Mrs. Rose Ornelas and daughter Adela host Frank Banuelos and Jesse Gonzales of Guadalajara as James Springfield and Carol Wiles share family ties. A Chanute fisherman reports a battery lantern theft on Neosho River. Juvenile suspects linked to vandalism and gear theft at 315 S. Santa Fe. A minor accident occurs at 316 E. Main involving a 1963 Ford pickup. A daughter Lisa Lee is born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bauer of Honolulu with Lisa named yesterday. grandparents listed.
Admissions Wednesday include Mrs. Arthur Cline Topeka medical and Robert Bishop Rose. Dismissals Wednesday list Mrs. Earl Wilson Larry Larkey Barry Waggoner and others. Admissions today include Orval Sawyer and J Quentin Anderson with surgery. Dismissal today: Sue So. Traffic citation for Billie Whitworth with $2 bond.
A plant east of Parsons tripped and cut electricity to the town for 3 hours and 33 minutes. Lightning struck the Raymond Lewis farm two miles southwest of Parsons igniting a barn, killing eight calves and destroying 40 tons of alfalfa hay.
Local page summarizes community items from Chanute Kansas including civic updates and society notices. Short items note upcoming events and public announcements relevant to residents.
The annual Maxwell Reunion gathered 45 members and guests on September 8 at Altoona’s Town Auditorium. A noon basket dinner was served and a film by Warren Wiles was shown. Officers elected for the new year are Stella Daniels president Logan Shoop vice president Karen Waterman secretary treasurer.
Nova Scotia’s Fort Louisburg on Cape Breton Island has held status as a National Historic Site since 1928. A restoration project will encompass about 20 square miles of historic landmarks and the existing fishing town of Louisburg.
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