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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
12
Fragmentary obituary and birth notice listing numerous individuals, addresses, and relations. Mentions Arab White Shrine Topeka, Masonic bodies, machinist specialist roles, various names, and a birth announcement for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ronald Hobbes and others.
Market items list grain and livestock prices from Harwood's Market and Kansas City AP data. Wheat 1.92 Ear corn .98 shell 1.10 mile 1.64 soybeans 2.56 barley 90 oats 75. Eggs large A 35 cents at Harwood's. various grades quoted in Kansas City. Butter grade A 69-70 cents per pound.
Kansas City AP notes hogs 500, barrows and gilts weak to 25 lower, sows steady to 25 lower, cattle 3,400, calves 150, steady with heifers 20.50, cows 14.50-15.50, dealers 22-25. Wheat, corn, oats, milo, barley, soybeans listed with prices. futures closed 2.45-4 lower. New York AP reports stock market weak with modest losses and mixed gains for several big names including Polaroid, U S Smelting, Xerox, and IBM.
AP market brief shows stocks lower with continued decline. Bonds mixed with light trading. Cotton irregular as commission houses trade buying. Chicago wheat, corn, oats lower on profit taking and liquidation. Soybeans down on profit taking. Hogs trade down to a top of 16.40 while cattle show no market test.
U S Representative Robert Ellsworth of Kansas will address a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce breakfast at the Hotel EL bridge on Monday October 7. Ellsworth, a Lawrence native and former local attorney, will discuss current Washington affairs. Reservations are not required.
Funeral services for Ebsworth W. Campbell will be held Friday at 10 30 a m at Rumsey Funeral Home and 1 30 p m at Leawood Methodist Church with Rev. Clair Hester officiating. Burial in Maple Hill Cemetery Kansas City. Campbell 83 of 743 La St died Wednesday at Florida Avenue Rest Home. Survived by two sisters Mrs L H Menger and Mrs B E Netson.
Charles W Lemon 55 of Topeka died Wednesday morning at his home from an apparent heart attack. He had recently been with Barnard Sign Co of Lawrence and for 25 years with Jayhawk Outdoor Sign Co of Topeka where he served as supervisor. Born October 28 1907 in Washington County he was a Moose lodge member and survived by his wife Frances A Lemon and four sons. Funeral services will be at 1 a m Saturday in Wall-Diffenderfer Chapel Topeka with burial in Mount Hope Cemetery.
Mrs Josephine R Rogers 70 of Hes No HS St died Wednesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Rosary at 7 30 pm at Rumsey Funeral Home Chapel Mass at 9 am Friday at St John’s Catholic Church Father Joseph O.S.B. officiating Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery Survivors include daughter Mrs Donald McCoy and son Bernard Rogers two sisters Mrs Marette Granfield and Mrs William Robin one brother Christopher Granfield and three grandchildren
Joseph Miller of Midland Texas died in a Midland hospital after a battle with cancer on Wednesday. He was married to Betty Ann Skinner and leaves a daughter.
Mrs Paul Skinner Route 1 Lawrence Miller a Kansas University alumnus and Humble Oil Co. worker died. Funeral set for 10 am Saturday in Midland burial in Liberal. Survived by wife Michele and son Michael of home two stepdaughters Roy Kemp and Patty Hadl. mother and two brothers in Texas. Cancer Fund contributions requested. Otto HL Mastman 71 Topeka died after brief illness. Funeral 2 pm Friday Wall Diffenderfer Chapel Topeka burial Mt Hope. Survived by wife Eastman and two sons Otto Eastman Jr and another son in Atlanta.
A fragmented list of names and addresses appears to include Memorial Hospital, Phiskell Institute, Mrs. Jain Landdquist, Goldie Wilson, Conchita Anpella, Tat AW Hills, Owen Bou lard, Jean Rockers, Garnett O'Shea, Noel 2245, Marie Taylor, Detroit, Marilyn Wilson, Kimbra Crowder, Sunflower Village, and Fannie Smith, suggesting a directory or staff roster fragment.
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