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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
3
Local markets report wheat at 1.41 and soybeans 2.37 with oats 0.60 and barley 0.80. Harwood's Market lists eggs and receipts, while K C Produce in Kansas City provides consumer and wholesale egg prices and live fryer broilers at farm and plant prices along with butter grades.
Kansas City live cattle prices rise with slaughter steers up to 751.50 and feeder steers 21.00 to 23.50. Hogs climb 25 to 50 cents, soybeans and corn Intel show mixed gains. Wheat futures drift, stock markets rise in New York with industrials strong. funeral notices for Rupert L. Becker of Topeka.
Chrysler leads gains with a rise over one point as 3.64 million shares traded. Ford GM and Jones & Laughlin up. International Harvester profits cited. Ling-Temco-Vought and Raytheon advance. Downticks include Kline & French, Du Pont, and several others. IBM falls about two points.
Charles E Saler 77 of Route 2 Eudora died Sunday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital a retired farmer Rosary Tuesday 8 p m Rumsey Funeral Home Mass 10 a m Wednesday Holy Family Catholic Church Burial Silent City Cemetery De Soto survivors include wife three daughters two sons three half sisters 34 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren two step grandchildren and 20 step great grandchildren Funeral services for Margaret Stuffelbeam 84 died Sunday at her daughter’s home Mrs Linda C Fuller Pleasant Grove survivors include daughter Sadie Benson East St Louis Ill two sons Finley H Stuffelbeam Tilden Ill and J H Stuffelbeam Ft Worth Tex four sisters 26 grandchildren and 72 great grandchildren Funeral services will be in Patrick Ark Rumsey Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements
In Corning Iowa producers and buyers weigh whether higher stockyard prices from the National Farmers Organization hold action will boost support or drive nonmembers to sell. The hold began in 23 states, with hog prices up 2 to 3 dollars per hundredweight but below target.
Memorial Hospital and a cluster of local residents are listed with multiple names and addresses across Baldwin, DeSoto, and nearby areas. The compilation includes Betty Perdue Estell Haver Donna Tipton Steven Jackson Hazel Gray Teresa Beers Dennis Garrett Constance Wempe Philip Vogel Orvel Beer Richard Siscoe Sylvester Rothwell John Maloney Ruby Marcellus Nancy Reed Beulah Williams Michael Anderson Austin Lashbrook Pearl Griggs Raymond Williams Marjorie Wolfe Nellie Holcom Shirley Wedd Sandy Caine and 532 Mississippi.
A long list of individuals and addresses is presented for dismissals. The names include Mrs Lillie Hibner Theodore Kennedy Mrs Hazel Burgert Dr Cora Downs Connie McKay Sharon Chaney Alexis Clark and many others with street routes and city locations such as Topeka DeSoto Baldwin Eudora and Beaumont Texas. The fragmented text only conveys a roster of people and places without outcomes.
A garbled OCR list shows individuals and partial addresses such as Eric Palmquist 103 Mich Alma Douglass and baby girl 637 Ohio along with Mrs Maude James 834 Mo and Mrs Mary Sue Bark House 834 Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Robison at 2623 Belle Crest welcomed a son on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ludlow at 1416 W. 7th reported a daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad of DeSoto welcomed a daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Deane Holmes at 1926 Tenn. had a son on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Stick of 718 W. 25th welcomed a daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Crissler at 1420 E. 13th reported a daughter today. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson at 528 N. 7th announced a daughter today.
Enrollment at Marion Springs School runs 8:30 to 12:00 on Wednesday August 26. About 85 students are expected this year. Classes begin Thursday with lunch served. Student lunch costs 30 cents and adult meals 35 cents. Textbook fee is 8 dollars.
A three year old named John E Escal drowned at a reservoir in Manhattan Kansas authorities said the incident occurred during an unnamed day with bystanders providing initial aid before emergency crews arrived. Investigators are reviewing the circumstances surrounding the drowning and whether supervision or safety measures were involved.
A juvenile, identified as Ante Jr., drowned Sunday in a pond below the Tuttle Creek Dam. Rescue and investigators probe the incident location for responsible safety factors and ensure proper shoreline access.
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