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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
9
Market notes list prices for wheat corn mile and soybeans with eggs from King Harwood's Market and undergrades. It covers wholesale eggs, poultry including hens and capons, and Missouri Arkansas live fryers with farm and plant delivery. Cattle calves hogs sheep prices are provided with ranges and declines noted.
Wheat and corn prices show moderate moves with No 2 hard and dark hard wheat around 1.96 dollars per bushel and corn at about 1.38 for No 2 white. Wheat futures end mixed with July and December edging lower while late sessions hint at a firmer stance for some contracts.
New York stocks slid in late trading with Chrysler dropping about two points on heavy blocks. Volume neared 3.7 million, down from 4.13 million Thursday, while the market mostly faded after an earlier mixed session with gains in Xerox and oils.
The University of Kansas Medical Center receives a 183000 grant from the U S Public Service to create a three year home care and community health unit. The first year totals 58227 and the program will start in September with 50 to 75 patients annually, focusing on chronically ill and aging individuals while training students in medicine therapy social work and nutrition.
The Washburn University Board of Regents approved publication of a 12 month budget totaling 3,126,992 for 1963-64. It calls for a 6 mill tax levy, equal to an $18 annual bill for a Topeka taxpayer with $3,000 assessed valuation, maintaining the maximum levy allowed by law.
Funeral services for Samuel E Lancaster 70 of McLouth will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the McLouth Baptist Church. Burial follows in McLouth Cemetery. Lancaster drowned Wednesday in a farm pond east of McLouth. Born July 6 1893 in Atchison County he was a World War I Navy veteran and worked 20 years as a bookkeeper for the Army Corps of Engineers. He belonged to the Severance Methodist Church and the American Legion in Oskaloosa. Survivors include two sons James E Lancaster stationed with the U S Air Force at Knob Noster Missouri and Samuel E Lancaster Jr in Houston Texas one grandchild and three brothers William A and Leonard L of Omaha and Harry G of McLouth. Bradford Funeral Home McLouth is in charge of arrangements.
Art Groebe of Bartlesville died at home after a life of service as a Phillips supervisor and process engineer. He was married to Lucille Steele in 1938 and was active in the First Presbyterian Church and local Masonic and fraternal groups. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church. burial at Bartlesville Memorial Park Cemetery.
Lewis E Knight 76 of 773 Walnut died Thursday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery He is survived by wife Grace son Donald Knight four daughters including Minnie Hamill Frances Dahlem Ruby Harris and Marcella Cain a step son Paul Transue two step daughters Minnie Had and Josephine Starkweather nine grandchildren seven great grandchildren two brothers Albert Knight and John Knight
A benefit carnival to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy fund will be held at 6 30 PM Saturday at 2602 La St. Neighborhood children organize the event with games prizes and skits. All proceeds support the fund.
Memorial Hospital records show multiple dismissals and births. Names include Mrs Beulah Dick Perry Mrs Evelyn Dockery 729 Ohio Mrs Ruth Kelsey 711 R 1 Julietta Papadopoulou 1734 Vt Oscar Schwarz 2510 W 9th Terr Mrs Alta Nieder Route 1 Mrs Mary Kennedy 1008 Conn Paul Bledsoe 1104 Pa and others. Birth notices list Colbert Noble Eu dora a daughter and William Baxter 1140 Miss a son Dewey Wise Tonganoxie a daughter.
Phil Rodgers of La Jolla California and Bob Charles of New Zealand tied for the British Open with 277 after 72 holes at St Anne's England. Jack Nicklaus bogeyed the last two holes to finish third with 278.
Flood waters from four creeks receded in Gypsum Kansas as cleanup started. National Guardsmen aided by Gov. John Anderson kept sightseers away while rains moved through Saline Ottawa McPherson and Marion counties. Sub-soil moisture remains poor despite recent rainfall.
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