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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
2
Market notes from Harwood's Market show Wheat at 1.89, Corn 1.13 and 1.18, Mile 1.75, Soybeans 2.35, Oats 0.75, Barley 1.00. Eggs listed with price ranges for large A and other grades, plus wholesale egg prices and poultry bids. New York stock activity highlights steel gains amid labor talks, and commodities futures for wheat with varied limits as markets at a glance show mixed trends.
Corn weak and liquidation noted with oats steady to easier, soybeans mixed. Hogs up 25 to 30 cents with top at 18.50. Slaughter cattle steady to 25 cents lower, top 24. Cattle and calves totals around 1,500 with varied price ranges across steers, heifers, cows. Hogs 2,800 head up 25 to 50 cents. sheep 800 head steady with prime lambs up to 21.75. Weather elsewhere noted.
Dr. Edmund J. Gleazer Jr. of Washington told the Mid West Junior College Conference in Kansas City that the need for junior college teachers will soon become staggering. Gleazer is executive director of the American Association of Junior Colleges.
Jack Schopflin former all Big Six football tackle at Kansas University died Monday morning at his Pasadena California home. Born in Kansas City he moved to Pasadena 15 years ago. He made the 1929 all Big Six team. Funeral and burial were held in Pasadena. His mother Mrs Frank Schopflin lives in Merriam Kansas.
Memorial Hospital announces a roster of patients and residents including Frances Joann Elliott 716 Lake Mabel Ruth Ward 946 Pa Evelyn Webb Richland Roger W Hurst 1037 N J Julia Creel Hutchinson Bertha Bell Ottawa Virginia Hawkins 235 Ill Marjorie Cruey DeSoto Carl Fossand 1340 Vt Susie Louise Martin 943 Avalon John H King 1940 Ohio Theola Nelson 776 Ash Linda Kay Denham Route 2 Peggy Silvers Route 1 Linda Van Tress Oregon Mo Louie Troster 645 Conn Ruby Plough Eudora Frederick H Cox 1244 Ky Ray Koontz Ottawa Julia A Beine.
A listing shows residents including Alta Walter and baby girl in Lecompton with Jack Hughes at 309 Kansas. Julia Gregg at 2200 Ohio. Scott Curtis Hackathon in Oskaloosa with Jeffrey William Shook at 1636 N. H.. Martha Eissenstat and baby boy at Stouf fer Place with Albert Earl Petit in Perry. Doris J. Bruns and baby boy at 1301 W. 19th. V. Diane Harper and baby boy at 1344 Prospect. Velda Johnson at 2139 Ky.
The item lists births for Mr. and Mrs. C. Dean Elliott of 716 Lake, a son. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Webb of Richland, a daughter. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Silvers of Route 1, a son. It also notes a Kansas City physician leaving $1,185,227 to his widow Virginia A. Hess and two sons, Paul Henry, 17, and Richard Dierks, 12, in equal shares.
The estate of Dr Paul Dierks Hess a lumber company heir who died April 11 is appraised at 1.1 million dollars. A incoherent fragment about sour cream and an electric mixer follows, mentioning 14 cups of cultured sour cream and a claimed beating time of about five minutes.
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