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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1967
Page
12
Kansas City wholesale egg prices listed with Grade A large 24-32 and A 19-24 for mediums. Butter remains unchanged with Grade A quarter and solid lb prices at 78 and 77 respectively. Wheat and corn figures shown at 1.47 and 1.19 per bushel, with oats at 1.98 per bushel.
Cattle 5000 head calved 150 steady to 25 higher with high choice and prime steers 27.25 to 27.50. Hogs 5500 head barrows and gilts 50 to 75 lower, various weight ranges with prices from 22.75 to 25.50. Sheep 1500 head spring lambs 75 to 100 lower, ewes steady, spring lambs 25.50 to 26.75.
AP reports higher stock trading in New York with mixed tones across commodities. Cotton and oats vary while soybeans and hogs slip on liquidation. Kansas City grain prices show firmness in wheat and mixed moves in corn and oats as futures close higher into July and September months.
The New York market rose in heavy trading with gains outpacing losses two to one. Steels, mail order retailers, oils, airlines and drugs rose while AT and T fell over a point on rate-cut hopes. Sperry Rand led activity after AT&T weakness, with Pan American, Polaroid, Xerox and Pfizer moving on.
Five Lawrence area 4-H members plus a chaperone returned Sunday from the annual Citizenship Short Course in Washington DC. The group included Rosemary Combs Joyce Flory Nancy Freed Jo Taylor and Edna Turner with Mrs Kenneth Schutz. About 230 4-Hers from seven states attended hearings and tours in the capital. Taylor coordinated a four member panel that questioned USDA officials and appeared on NBC Across the Fence. The delegation also visited Gettysburg Saturday with Robert Butell son of Mr and Mrs George Butell.
A long list records dismissals in various towns including Oskaloosa and Eudora, followed by births and a death notice. Notable entries name Mrs Lela Morley, Mrs Virginia Titus, Mrs Elaine Streitberger, and others with addresses across Oskaloosa, Eudora, Perry, Baldwin, and more. The notice includes a funeral for Carrie Higgins and survivors detailing three sons, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. The piece ends noting Higgins birth in June 1878.
The City Commission meets at 2 p.m. Tuesday in City Hall. The meeting is open to the public.
In municipal court records, William Potter and William Lessie of Lecompton each faced speeding charges with penalties listed. Richard Murphy of Route 3, Gary Knight of 2003 R.I. St., Leroy Rayton of 1205 N.J. St., and Ronald Guthrie on sidewalk violations also noted. Charles Rayton of 1205 N.J. St. appears for bicycle sidewalk offenses with small fines or suspensions.
A list of names and addresses appears to reference Memorial Hospital notices from Eudora Linwood Oska loosa and surrounding areas. The fragmented OCR shows many residents and streets including Iowa Ridge Ct Emery Rd Glenn Dr Ala 445 Tll 1145 Emery Rd 1601 E. Glenn Dr. 2012 Ohio and Route 3 4.
Edward C Papenhausen 53 of Topeka died late Saturday in a Topeka hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Parker Mortuary Topeka with Scottish Rite and Topeka Lodge No. 17 AF&AM conducting. graveside at Topeka Cemetery. Survived by wife Arlene daughter Mrs Patrick Peek Perry mother Mrs Tillie Papenhausen five siblings and two granddaughters. Born March 16 1914 in Eudora he lived in Topeka 31 years and worked for the Santa Fe Railway and WIBW radio TV. He was a past master of Topeka Lodge No. 17 AF&AM.
Ethel Bothwell Warders 85 of York New York formerly Lawrence died Saturday in a War saw hospital. Funeral 10 30 a m Wednesday Amos Family Chapel Shawnee graveside 3 30 p m Wednesday Greenwood Cemetery near Blue Rapids survivors two daughters Mrs Cecil J Coleman York and Mrs Thelma H Jones Spokane Washington two sons Virgil H Warders Covina California Ivan L Warders Shawnee nine grandchildren five great grandchildren born Blue Rapids lived Marshall County 70 years. Richard L Van Horn 56 of DeSoto died Saturday night Lawrence Memorial Hospital Masonic funeral 3 p m Wednesday Dengel and Sons Mortuary Ottawa McKinley Lodge No 41 Pomona Rev William Hurtig in charge burial Greenwood Cemetery Franklin County.
Survivors include his wife Bessie of the home a daughter Mrs Betty Joyce Hamilton of Ottawa three sisters Mrs Frances Sutton Garnett Mrs Meredith Stewart Hutchinson and Mrs Helen Fish Cazadero Calif four brothers Harold Van Horn Pomona Percy Van Horn Wellsville Paul Van Horn Lafayette La and John Van Horn Arcadia Calif and three grandchildren Mr Van Horn born June 24 1911 in Canton member of Greenwood Baptist Church and McKinley Lodge Pomona he farmed in Franklin County later moving to De Soto about ten years ago worked with John Reed Construction Co of Kansas City Kan at the Sunflower Ordnance Plant
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