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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
2
The AP notes consumer egg ranges with medium A 32 to 36 cents and large B 24 to 29 cents. Wholesale egg prices show large at 80 percent A 39 to 52 cents and mediums at 80 percent A 36 to 39 cents, with other categories unchanged.
Chicago prices show butter steady to firm with small gains across grades AA A B C. Eggs also steady to firm with higher end whites and mixed, standards and dirties varying by grade.
In a fairly active session, Wall Street stayed slightly higher as blue chips led small gains yet profit taking in recent winners clouded the mood. Total volume reached about 5.2 million shares versus 3.54 million the prior day. Government and corporate bonds ticked lower as traders eyed the pre weekend market.
A garbled Kansas City wire summary covers wheat, eggs and stock quotes with scattered figures and company names. It references Yale Towne master records, Detroit Tigers May 19, and a Senate debate noting a stance on a treaty and ratification with Milward Stimpson cited.
Washington AP Henry M Jackson Democrat of Washington endorsed the limited nuclear test ban treaty after earlier criticism. He said safeguards are acceptable despite serious risks, boosting expected Senate ratification. Senator Stennis of Mississippi warned Russia may resume testing under the agreement.
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Thursday with patient names, addresses, and medical notes including several births. Also notes remaining admissions and dismissals for today and names tied to Neosho and nearby towns.
Chicago grains show mixed closes with wheat and soybeans easing while corn rises. Prices listed for No 1 yellow corn at 1.3754 and No 2 yellow at 1.35 37 percent, oats at 71 for No 1, and September contracts noted for wheat soybeans and oats with modest moves.
A farm sale near Fredonia will bid farewell to farming as cattle and assorted articles go under the hammer at the farm six miles north of Fredonia on Highway 9 to Junction 96. From there four miles north and four miles east complete the route for buyers seeking livestock and miscellaneous items.
A public auction follows the Thielenhaus sale at a farm 44 miles east. Cattle include various cows and springing heifers plus a coming two year old whiteface bull from a certified herd. Numerous hay bales, machinery, windmills, fence posts, metal stock racks, furniture and household items are offered. Auctioneers are Frank Troutman and Don Marple. clerk Omie Spohn. Cash terms. not responsible for accidents.
A series of city notes report theft of 68 60 from a Broad Street victim, a truck left at a filling station and inquiries about a prowler near a Chanute yard incident. Police arrested Herbert Reed on charges of reckless driving and lack of license. he is due in court. Wedding events are noted for Kathleen Ganson and Francis Neil. The Donovan family prepares for Washington D C. training, while Mose Shirley returns from Albuquerque after a three week visit with relatives.
Box office staff report continued ticket orders for the Black Hills Passion Play from Fort Scott and Westphalia with 40 and 46 tickets respectively. Westphalia had previously taken 75 student tickets as Pittsburg and Edgerton also supply requests. The chamber wom en committee focuses on the student matinee at Memorial auditorium with performances at 2 and 8 p.m. Tuesday and 8 p.m. Wednesday, box office hours 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday.
Mrs Cresent Owens, children's librarian, announces the story to be told in the children's library tomorrow morning at 10 30.
Charles Nelson Ballou Sr aged 83 of Lavenburg died this morning at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. He was father of Charles Ballou of 519 N Highland. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Roy S Gibson Funeral Home.
Brig. Gen. Robert A. Ballard of the Home stead Florida National Guard traveled to Ft Stewart Georgia to accept a plaque but did so with hesitation and caution reflecting a measured ceremony.
Chanute Tribune reports local happenings for Friday September 13 1963. Brief items cover community notices, events and public notices affecting residents in Chanute and surrounding areas.
The Lao tian Reds report holding one American crew member from an Air America plane shot down on September 5 and say another American died. Three Americans and four Asians were listed as crew. Survivors unnamed. identities include Joseph Curtis Cheney II of Wayne Michigan, Charles Grant Herrick of San Antonio Texas, and Eugene H Debruin of Kaukauna Wisconsin.
The Tioga HD Unit met at 814 S Lafayette with Mrs S E Null presiding. Mrs Lowell Kreider was named treasurer to fill a vacancy and a nominating committee of Mrs F H Dugan Mrs S E Null and Mrs Larry Wilson was formed. The Christmas Fair was set for Erie on October 6 with a lesson on family life led by Mrs Dugan.
Sorority style note reports Savonburg Mary Martha circle meeting on Sept 11 with Mrs Alfred Rost leading devotions. A Sept 17 church cleanup day is planned with sack lunches and work. Mrs Francis Lee closed with prayer. next meeting Sept 25. Leanna All for One Group Singers meet at Leanna Church Sunday evening. scripture by Janice Ingels. refreshments by Dale Rice and Estil Cottle families.
Peace and Progress H D unit met Thursday with Mrs Jess Dent 809 S Evergreen. Mrs C E Steinman presided. An educational tour to Kansas City sponsored by Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council was reported by Mrs Roy Wiles. Craft display planned for Erie Christmas Fair Oct 9 with Mrs Wiles Knapp and Dent in charge. Dessert for 15 members and one guest Mrs Harry Steeves Sr served by hostess and Mrs George Allen.
The Fifth District Republican Women hold their fall assembly September 28 in El Dorado. The meeting opens at 9 30 a.m. with coffee and registration at the 4 H Building 200 N Griffith Rolla A Clymer El Dorado and Lahoma.
The Earlton E U B Church Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Merle Ely presiding. Mrs Lewis Taylor led devotions and a birthday gift was given to Mrs Mabel Arthur. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs John Osborn and dessert was served by the hostess.
Dennis of Topeka, president of the Kansas Federation of Republican Women, will deliver a talk. The event highlights leadership and party outreach in the state capital.
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