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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
9
From Bowersock's Mill wheat 1.50, yellow corn 1.22, milo 1.73. From Harwood's market eggs grade A large 35, medium 29, undergrades 18, pullet 18, current receipts 23. Kansas City AP: consumer eggs large A 37 14 39, wholesale eggs large 39-41, mediums 35%-37/4, butter unchanged grade A lb quarters 70, grade A lb solid 69.
The First Church of the Nazarene hosts a 6 30 p m banquet at Plymouth Congregational Church with Justin Rice of River Oaks Church, Fort Worth, speaking. The Rices lead singing and youth activities through Sunday including worship services at 7 p m Saturday and 10 45 a m Sunday. Rice is a 1960 Lawrence High School graduate.
Kansas City AP market note shows cattle 200 head, calves none, hogs 1500 with limited price tests. Barrows and gilts mostly steady to 25 cents lower, sow prices weak. hogs in several weight ranges listed. Sheep at 250 head with choice slaughter lambs at 29.00 and rest untested.
Wheat and corn price listings show mixed moves with gains for wheat and unchanged corn. futures closed about 1% higher with new quotes for March May July September and December deliveries, along with grain class specifications and bid ranges.
Markets show mixed activity with 9.1 million shares traded as the day winds down. Airlines led losses while aerospace lagged awaiting President Johnson on Viet Nam bombing, with steels and motors down and drugs up. Sperry Rand steadies while American Motors climbs. Southern Nitrogen drops after merger talks end. Air Products slides. United Air Lines and KLM also decline.
Eastern rose 1 amid stock split news while Socony Mobil gained on split talk. Chicago and North Western jumped 3 with its preferred up 2. New York Central rose near 1. IBM fell 4. Polaroid 2. United Aircraft almost 2. Boeing up 1. Chrysler slipped 1. Ford and GM eased. AT&T held at 60. Eastman Kodak down over 1. Commonwealth Oil Aiken Chemical TI and US Smelting down about 1. Bond markets steady while equities show uneven strength.
Anna Lee Jellison 86 of 313 Johnson dies at Sioky Rest Home. Services 2 p.m. Monday Rumsey Funeral Home. burial Memorial Park Cemetery. She born Aug 4 1879 Macomb NM resident of Lawrence 50 years. Survived by two sons Earl and Dallas. three daughters Geneva Brown Doris Willard Evelyn Castle. two sisters Eva Schweitzberger Lizzie Warren. 11 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren. Floyd Q C Garber 69 of 1017 Ky dies Wednesday Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Saturday Rumsey Funeral Home. burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
In Police Court, Robert Buch man of Parsons received 60 days suspended for indecent exposure. Larry Zornes of Route 2 faced 90 days suspended for assault. Charles S. Miller of 1538 Lindenwood was fined 100 dollars for drunkenness. Traffic violations included Jackie Martin of 1330 Brook fined 15 dollars for speeding and Robert Northcutt of Kansas City penalized 10 dollars for a prohibited U turn.
At 4 55 p m a brush fire occurred in the 900 block Lawrence Avenue. At 8 03 p m a fire place flue fire involved Mary Windholz residence on 1034 Wellington with no damage. At 8 55 p m grass and brush fires were reported in the 100 block Providence. At 11 55 p m trash burning behind Terrace Apartments on West Ninth Street was logged.
Sen. Frank Hodge of Hutchinson announced a schedule to consider constitutional amendments with first emphasis on the education article. He said the education article revision will be brought up early next week for a trial ballot test on three questions.
An AP report from Overland Park states 55 year old Bessie Rhodes of Overland Park died after evacuation from Shawnee Mission Hospital during a bomb hoax. About 80 patients were moved to an underground passageway after a caller claimed a bomb. police and firemen found no device. Rhodes collapsed while being moved in a wheelchair despite 30 minutes of emergency treatment.
Darwin Daicoff of 957 Lawrence Ave was named president at a Wednesday meeting. New officers include Carroll McLaughlin Baldwin vice president Herb Asel 2642 Belle Haven treasurer and Lois Allen 10th and Emery Rd. A dinner meeting in late February with State Sen. Harold Herd of Coldwater as speaker is planned.
Dismissals at Memorial Hospital include Carrie McAlexander of Tonganoxie Sarah Baker of Sunflower Village Birney Lytle Winona Barbara Walker 1119 Ore Harry Winters Sr 813 Conn Galen Horton 454 Perry Ruth Tallman 2434 Ark Randy Flowers Eu dora LeAnn Linkagel 2456 Kasu Roy Frazier Jr 341 Lyons Marguerite Maffet 1708 Haskell James Moore Eudora Eugene Kalb Baldwin plus many more. The list also names Ruby Alexander Dr. John Jewett Louise Lotz Samarian Lodge John Ragland Joan Buttram George Brummet Juanita.
Neighborhood family notices list births and new arrivals including a baby girl for Betty Bryant and spouse in Eudora and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk at 935 Rockledge Rd. Also noted are a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Embrey and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mc Donough.
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