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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
11
Market updates list prices for grains and eggs with Harwood’s Market figures for Wheat Corm Mile Soybeans Barley Oats and Eggs Large Medium Small Undergrades Current Receipts plus Kansas City AP figures for consumer eggs Wholesale eggs and live fryers Butter prices and grade details reflect mixed poultry and dairy markets.
Cattle 500, calves 25 with supply mainly slaughter cattle. Steers and heifers steady. choice slaughter steers 26.90 to 27.00, good and choice 25.20 to 25.80, choice heifers 24.10, good and choice 22.60 to 23.15. Hogs 3,500 steady to 25 lower. 195-260 lb barrows and gilts 20.50 to 21.00, 260-280 lb 20.00 to 20.50, 300-310 lb 19.00 to 25, 300-400 lb Sows 17.75 to 18.50, 400-600 lb 17.00 to 18.00. Sheep 100. slaughter lambs too small for market test, cull to utility ewes steady at 6.00.
AP Kansas City reports grain values with bids for wheat declines and corn rises. No 2 hard wheat around 1.49 percent, No 2 white corn 1.72 to 1.85, oats steady, soybeans 2.76 to 2.83, and nearby futures for May July and September tight around 1.42 to 1.48.
New York stocks closed mixed after an initial rise as heavy trading continued. Major movers included General Motors down over a point, Sears and IBM down about one to two points, while DuPont cushioned the averages. Rails fell on a court ruling against the Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard merger.
New York markets show mixed stocks and heavy trading, with bonds mixed and government yields steady. Cotton is steady to higher, Chicago grains mixed with May firmness in wheat and corn, oats barely steady, soybeans higher with old crop months strong. Hogs steady up to 22.50, slaughter steers up 25 to 50 cents to a top of 30.
In the Courts District Court Terry Shelby 624 N 6th St sentences set for May 24. Defendants include Shelby and Claude Junior Johnson 717 A J alleged malicious destruction of property under 50 dollars. each to six months in county jail. Leonard Rayton 1205 N J grand larceny sentenced for May 24. Joe Owen Merriam receives two consecutive six month terms for larceny in county jail.
Grandma hears neighbors boast about DA-TEX paint that sprays on thick and smooth over wallpaper, plaster, wood, metal, blocks, brick, or composition board. It dries in 23 minutes and comes in many colors at Davis Paint Associate Store, 918 Mass. Ph. VI 3-6141.
Mrs. L. E. Holmes, a former Lawrence resident, died Thursday in Independence Missouri. She was the mother of Wayne Holmes of 2015 Hillview Road and Reed M. Holmes of Independence, with eight grandchildren surviving. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Speaks Funeral Home in Independence, with burial in Independence.
Mrs Irene Adkinson 70 of El Dorado died Thursday evening at her son's home W L Adkinson 3017 W 7th St Born August 7 1894 in Licking Missouri She will be buried in El Dorado Funeral services are set for 2 p m Monday at Kirby Funeral Home El Dorado Rumsey Funeral Home handles local arrangements Surviving are another son Byron Adkinson of Wichita and a sister Mrs Beulah Roy of Lick Missouri
Mrs Lena Williams 83 of Baldwin died Thursday evening in a rest home. Born August 9 1881 in Belton Missouri she lived in Douglas County since 1901 and Baldwin for 20 years. Funeral 2 30 p m Sunday at Ives Methodist Baldwin burial Oakwood Cemetery Rumsey Funeral Home in charge Survivors include husband Claud three brothers Nade Elkin John Elkin Bryan Elkin sister Mrs Lottie Thaxton daughter in law Elizabeth Williams Ola th six grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren
Ira Lloyd Rhodes 80 a Linwood Kansas resident died Thursday after a several year illness Born in Pennsylvania he moved to Kansas as a child and lived in Linwood for many years
The obituary notes a 55 year span since he became Hodges Brothers lumber yard manager at DeSoto and Linwood, retiring in 1956. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at Alden Harrington and Sons chapel Bonner Springs with burial in Memorial Park Lawrence. Survivors include two sons Dr Orville G Rhodes and Dr Lloyd M Rhodes both of Lake Quivira, three daughters Mrs Helen M Pond Detroit Michigan Mrs Dorothy B Forman Linwood and Mrs Mary R Gurss Leavenworth, plus 10 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren.
Memorial Hospital reports dismissals for several patients including Mrs. Joy Wolfe and Mrs. Minnie Bell. Births recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gay a son born today at 926 W. 24th. Names span multiple routes and towns with numerous listed residences.
EU entomologist Michener explains sweat bees show early cooperation and social caste traits. He compares stingless and honey bees with their distinct communication dances and odor cues, noting sun perception and bio chemical clocks affect bee signaling.
Four Kansas University students from Joseph R. Pearson Hall will represent KU in the Big Eight conference college bowl in Lincoln Nebraska Saturday. The team includes James Nickum Wichita senior Anthony Bengel Independence senior Mike Mc Daniel Wichita junior and Terry Joslin Kansas City Missouri junior.
The Advisory Board of the Greater University Fund of Kansas University meets in Lawrence Saturday morning. Members include Ben Barteldes Dale Maxwell Dolph C Simmons Jr Odd Williams and Mrs C C Calvin. Chancellor Wescoe will address the board along with 1964 65 chairman Mrs R Charles Clevenger. New board members Roger Allen Jr and Richard H Raney will join.
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