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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
10
Market notes show Harwood's Market pricing for eggs butter and meat, with Riggs-Large A 25 and undergrades 17 in current receipts. Kansas City AP reports cattle and hogs prices, lamb values, and grain quotes including wheat and corn with futures movements and notable car loads.
The report shows trading data with dec and mar figures around 1.45 and 1.46 percent. Volume for the day is estimated at 4 million shares, lower than Thursday’s 4.52 million.
Memorial Hospital lists residents and addresses followed by a birth notice indicating a daughter born on Thursday. Included are Michael Atwell Kathryn Brown Haske Institute Doris Cowger Bertha Brown Sue Vogel Ira Higginbotham Ruth Hegwood Helen Hehn Mae Louth Donna Lynne McCraken Everett Akers Lena Fincher Harvey Houk Ernest Watts Ruby McGinnis Sally Stough Harold McHenry Ralph Williamson Alfred Warren Dinah Sarna Wesley Ingle and Walter Hicks at numerous streets and towns.
Funeral services for Thomas H. Wagner, 62, of Dallas Texas, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. Benton Roy Hanan officiating. The obituary notes his residence and age and lists the service location and time.
The New York stock market closed up after a late rally marking the fourth consecutive advance. The session showed broad gains with leaders including General Motors, Chrysler, American Telephone, Xerox, Eastern Air Lines, General Electric, and Du Pont.
Mr. Wagner a former Lawrence resident died Thursday in Dallas. He was a past commander of Alford Clarke Post 852 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Construction started on a new Bonanza Sirloin Pit steak house on West 6th at Cal Streets. The 4200 square foot building will serve steaks only and aim to open around October 1. Builder is Continental Construction Co of Lawrence. National Franchising Corp Inc holds Kansas City area rights. Lawrence unit is first in Kansas, 42nd state for the chain.
Prices paid farmers for poultry and eggs in mid June declined slightly from May. The price index stood at 114 percent of the 1910-14 average, down 9 percent from May and 7 percent below June 1964. Eggs averaged 21.7 cents per dozen in June, down 1 cent from May and 1.6 cents from a year earlier. Chickens averaged 7.4 cents per pound, down 2.4 cents from May but up 1 cent from June 1964.
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