1966-2-7-carroll-DTH-Mon-don

Daily Record
8
Timet Herald, Carroll, la.
Monday, Feb. J, 1966
Chicago Grain
T h e s e Markets Are Famtuhecl by
T h e Humphrey Grain Company
HJ«;h L o w 12:30
WHEAT
169 H 159%
March ...
170
May
169^
:
160%
July
160
. 161
163
Sept
„,
162%
. 163»4
CORN
129 W
March
. 129% 129%
131 <5 131%
May
. 132
July „ .
. 133 i i 132
132%
Sept. „.-.
. 1 2 8 ^ 128 H 128%
CATS
March
. 72%
7 2 J4
72%
May _~
71«
72V4
. 72 Vl
July „
70
70%
. 71
Sept. . „
70
70
. 70%
RYE
March
. 3.^6
134
134%
May
. 138
136%
1.37
July
. 138',4 137
1.37
Sept. ....
. 13814 137 iV* 138
March
. 294% 291
294%
SOT BEANS
297
May
297
July
297% 292%
297%
SO-t BEAN MEAT.
March 70.r«5 69.25 70.35
May
69.40 68.70 69.40
July
69.45 68.95 69.43
Deaths, Funerals
New York
Stock Market
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO (AP)—The market 25,50.
Cattle 12,000; c a l v e s none;
NEW Y O R K ( A P ) —Steels, for butcher hogs was steady to
Licerjes to Wed—
25
cents
a
hundredweight
higher
slaughter
steers steady to weak;
LAKE CITY - Mrs. Amanda
aufcos, airlines and eleotax)mcs
fAonday
in
f&irly
active
trading
loadv^lots
prime 1,150-1,400 lb
Denis A. Sander, Arcadia and
Grote, 68, of Odebolt, former
were gainers in an advancing
for
a
supply
of
6,000
head.
slaughter
steers
28.00-28.50;
Eileen Brincks, Coon Rapids;
Lake City resident, died Sunstock market early this afterhigh
choice
and
prime
1,050-1,Thomas J. Johnson, O m a h a
The
cattle
supply
of
t2,000
day, Feb. 8, at Loring Hospital
noon. Trading was faMy aoUve.
mi Myra L. Eickman, Omaha.
head was the largest In tht-e« 400 lbs 27.50-28.00; choice 900in Sac City.
Steels benefitted from a reNew Vehicles Registeredweeks and slaughter steers sold 1,400 lbs 26.50-27.50; high choice
Funeral services will be held DAVID LUVERNE TAYLOR
port of rising orders for the
and prime 900-1,050 lb slaughter
Hairy 0 . or Nat\cy P . Butler,
at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the PilCOON RAPIDS - David Lu- metal and expeotations that the steady to weak.
heifers
27.00-27.50; choice 850Carroll, Mercury; L i e c h 11
grim Lutheran Church here, of verne Taylor, infant son of the hKiustry would enjoy a big first
CHICAGO (AP) - (USDA) - 1,100 lbs 26.00-27.00,
Bros., Arcadia,
IntematioTial
which she was a member. The Rev. and Mrs. Waylan Taylor quarter.
Hogs 6,000; butchers steady to Sheep 1,000; wooled slaughter
itruck; L. A. SmitJi Co., Carroll,
Rev. Robert Wedergren will of- of Coon Rapids, died Sunday,
The
over-all
list
seemed
to
r
e
25
higher; 1-2 190-225 lb butchers lambs and ewes steady; packBuick; James F. Sullivan, Carficiate and burial will be in Feb. 6, in the Guthrie County
spond
ito
the
opinion
reported
29.00-29.75;
mixed 1-3 190-230 lbs age choice and prime 95-105 lb
rdl, Chevrolet; Helmcr 0 . or
Reading Cemetery, near Farn- Hospital at Guthrie Center,
from *he National Association 28.50-29.25; 2-3 240-260 lbs 27,50- wooled slaughter lambs 30,00;
Luella I. .Johnson, Glidden,
hamville. Friends may' call at where he was born Feb. 3.
Ford; Struve Motor Co., Manthe Huffman Memorial Chapel
Graveside s e r v i c e s were of Purchasing Agents tfiait infla- 28.00; 1-3 360-400 lb sows 25,00- good and choice 27.25-29.50.
ning, Buick; M c C o y Motors,
in Lake City after 4 p.m. Mon- scheduled for 3 p.m. Monday at *ion looms a s a more serious
Births
Inc., Carroll, Chevrolet; Breda
day.
West Liberty Cemetery, Sears threat now than m^many years.
The market was up a little at
Auto Co., Breda, Ford; Donald
Mrs. Grote was born Dec. 9, boro, with the Rev. Myrtle Lee
EARLING - Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wieland, Carroll, Ford; Ur- Eugene SibenaHler, Earling, a
1897, at Glidden, a daughter of officiating. Arrangements a r e the opening, then moved soiidly
ban J. or Virginia H. Janning, son, Feb. 5, at Harlan General
Mr. and Mrs. John Wenck. In in charge of the Mason Funeral higher despite laggards here
and there.
CmroH, Chevrolet; Raymond or Hospital!. They a r e former Car1925 she married Frank Grote Home, Coon Rapids,
FAIRFIELD (AP) - A shoi
LaVema Tiefonthaler, Breda, roll residents.
at Lidderdale and they farmed
The baby is survived by his The Associated Press average
Grandparents
SIOUX CITY ( A P ) - T h e two- gun, in Ms fabric case, was
near Lake City. He died Dec. parents, two sisters, a brother of 60 stocks at noon was up .7
Cadillac; Leighton A. Wcder- are Mr. and Mrs. C l a r e n c e
man crew of a twin-jet FlOl dropped accidentally Sunday
9, 1954. Mrs. Grote had been and his grandparents. The Rev. at 366.3 with industrials up 1.1,
aith, CaaTOll, Cadillac; Joseph Brinker, Mt. Carmel, and Mrs.
fighter plane from Glasgow, and it fired, killing Kathryne
residing at an Odebolt nursing Mr. Taylor is minister of the rails up .3 and utilities up .3.
H. Berg, Arcadia, Chevrolet; Frances Sibenaller, Roselle.
Mont.,
Air Force Base parachut- Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
DES MOINES ( A P ) - A sher- home.
Lawrence J. or Agnes H. Bock,
Friends Church l o c a t e d beThe Dow Jones industrial av- ed to safety Sunday after they James Cook of Fairfield.
Surviving a r e t h r e e sons, tween Cocn Rapids and Glid- erage ait noon was up 4.18 at were unable to land their damTempleton, CnevTolet; Arthur MANNING GENERAL HOSPI- iff's deputy reoheckiing the area
Authorities said the girl's
where the body of Donald Amos Cecil E . Grote, Rockwell City; den.
W. or Florence C. Bock, Man- TAL
990.53.
cousin,
Terry Cook, 10, had
aged
plane.
Nervig, 52, was found Jan. 26
(Times Heraia New* 8e»Tle»>
ning, Ohevrolet; Mike or Thetaken
the
cased .410 gauge gun
Lorillard
was
delayed
in
opThe aircraft crashed and
has turned up a bag containmg
resa C. Schaffer, C a r r o l l , Admissions, Feb. 4—
from
a
truck
as the children
ening,
finally
spurting
2Vi
to
burned in a Wooded Missouri
$296 in checks and $26 in cash
Chevrolet; Donald A. or Jennie
Damia Lawbaugh, Manning
were
helping
Terry's
parents,
50V^
on
an
opening
block
of
40,River bluff area about 10 miles
idemtified as belonging to NerA. Herron, Coon Rapids, ChevMrs. Herbert Arnold, W a l l
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chartes
Neil,
000
shares.
It
extended
the
gain
south
of
the
Sioux
City
airport
vig.
rolet; 3<M E . Stenstrom, Coon Lake
to more than 3 in later deal tower on the Nebraska side of move into a house here.
Deputy Polk County Sheriff
Rapid, Chevrolet;
Raymond Birth, Feb. 4—
.Neil said he thought the gun
ings. Rumors were denied that the river.
Eldon
Lewis said Sunday he deE. Dmnmann, Manning, MerMr. and Mrs. Roland Meeves,
was
unloaded. He said it had
the company had a new type
A Sioux City Air Force Base
cided to search the area again
cury; Lloyd E . McCuen, Jr., Manning, a son
not been used since the pheasant
filter for cigarettes.
spokesman
identified
the
crew
after a couple of days of mild
CajToU, Ford; and Robert B.
Prices were generally higher as 1st U. William J. Ball, the season ended.
By TOM TIEDE
Reed bought his khaki-color Dorothy M. Smiley, CarroU, CRAWFORD COUNTY MEMO- weather had thinned the snow
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
ored K-9 in the Philippines in heavy trading on the Ameri- pilot, of Lincoln, Neb., and Capt.
cover.
Meaxnuy.
RIAL HOSPITAL, Denlson
can Stock Exchange.
Charles A. Davis, the radarman JUST INCORPORATED
Officers said finding the bag
BIEN HOA, Viet Nam - If and smuggled him into the
Admissions, Feb. 4—
Corporate and U.S. Treasury from Santa Monica, Calif. They
combat
zone.
He's
now
the
oncast
doubt
on
the
theory
that
Private M o r t i m e r Reed is
* MADISON, Wis. (AP)—The
Allan Arkfeld, Defiance
Hospitals
robbery was the motive in Ner- awarded a C o m b a t Infantry- ly genuine d o g f a c e in Viet bonds were mostly unchanged were members of the 13th Fight- state has received incorporation
Gladys North, Denison
in Mgbt dealings,
er-Interceptor Squadron at Glasvig's death.
ST. ANTHONY HOSPITAL ~'
man's Badge in the next few Nam and has so fit into the
papers for the Dam Site Realty
Verdell Brus, Denlson
gow
AFB. The unit is a part of
life
of
a
soldier
the
rumor
is
Nervig
had
been
missing
since
Admissionsmonths
it
may
be
indication
Corp. of Plymouth,' Wis.
Dismissals, Feb. 4—
the Air Defense Command.
he once bit his first sergeant
Dec.
14.
Hits
body
was
found'
Gary Busche, Carroll
the
military
is
going
to
the
Mrs. Paul Baker and dayghThe spokesman said the plane
in the, uh, ankle.
more than six weeks laiter in a dogs.
Kevin Reiman, Carroll
ter, Dunlap
was on a routine training flight
wooded
gully
five
miles
north
of
Mrs. Adeline Bauer, Omaha
KING'S
Mrs.
Richard Lorenzen and
Many cBspute that possibility,
Mort Is a wire-haired terrier.
and "flew an engine" on takeDes Moines.
Robert Scharfenakmp, AuduCHOCOLATES
daughter, Deloit
off from Offutt Air Force Base
On the other paw, if Pfc. Buf- however.
bon
Dr, Leo Luka, PoJk County
for
Mrs.
Alfred Lingle and son,
Bufford's
taste,
they
argue,
near
Omaha, Neb. The pilot
ford
L.
Monkey
is,
as
expected,
medical examiner, said Nervig
Mrs. Duane Reinsch, Lidder- Charter Oak
One major fire a year ago ac- headed here to attempt a landAmerican Queens
died of a blow on the head from promoted to Sepc. 4 soon, which runs more to officers.
daile
Vernon Hansen, Denison
In
any
event
the
GI's
thmk
coun'ted
for nearly all the $27,- ing.
oould
mean
the
Army
is
being
a
heavy
blunt
instrument.
Mrs.
D o n a l d Petsohauer,
Vernon Hast, Denison
Mort. is the doggondest. In six 860.79 fire damage reported
However, the spokesman said,
A m e r i c a n Greeting
Also found were a pair of taken over by a buraii of apes.
Carnarvon
Mrs. Robert Nemitz, Denison
months ithey've had only one here m 1965, Harold H. Grund- a mechanical failure in the landYou
guessed
it.
M
o
n
k
e
y
'
s
a
glasses belonging to Nervig jmd
DismissalsVALENTINES
Craig Petersen, Schleswig
serious pr6blem with him, but meier, fire c h i e f , said Mon- ing gear prevented a safe landmonkey.
a
pasrtially
smoked
a
g
a
r
beDeborah Kay Nieland, ArHenry Schneller, Deloit
after he was tentbroken every- day.
V A L U E PACKS
ing and the crew bailed out.
cadia
Infant daughter of Mr. and lieved to have been his.
Mortimer and Bufford are thing worked out fme.
The Sheker Shoe Store fire Neither man was injured.
Four G r o u p s
Lenus Andersen, Arcadia
m e m b e r s of the 173rd AirMrs. Larry Burk, Darison
here Jan. 30, 1965 resulted in
Mns.
V e r n o n Tiefenthaler, BirthsSuch
is
the
affection
for
both
borne Infantry and except for
estimated damage of $25,046.62
Halbur
the fact they both have fleas, Bufford and Mort, in fact, that to the building and contents, THE ANSWER'S SIMPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Jam RiveraMrs. Lyle Schleisman, Lake Martinez, Dunlap, a daughter,
they're not so much different 173rd peopiLe have submitted Grundmeier said.
ROME (AP)—Repairmen who
City
from the run-of-the-war sol- regulaWon papers to get the
We Give Cold Bond Stamps
Feb.
3
went
out to learn Why telephone!
Fire
losses
within
the city
Army animals the distinctions
Virgil Lappe. Carroll
diers here.
service
between
Rome
and
ForMr. and Mrs. Gale Onamplon,
limits
amounted
to
an estithey deserve — Bufford anothKurt Reser, Carroll
mia had broken down soon found
Denison, a daughter, Feb. 3
Bufford, for example, likes to er stripe and a Combat Infan- mated $13,766.62 to buildings
Robert Granowski, Audubon
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon NahnDETROIT ( A P ) - Teamsters beat the heat of Southeast Asia
and $14,094.17 to contents with- the answer. Thieves had made
tryman's Badge for the dog.
Joyce Johnson, CaiiToU
off with more than 500 yards of
sen. Schleswig, a daughter, Union President James R, Hofwith a bourbon on the rocks or
Andrew Leinen. Manning
The guys i n s i s t Mort has in the buildings.
Feb.
3
fa has advocated a common
The 30-member volunteer fire the telephone cable.
a beer in the bunk.
Mrs.
Arthur PauHin, Guthrie
enough courage for the medal.
expiration date for all union
department
answered a total of
Center
And Bufford has more than
contracts in each American city Says owner Charles Rector
50
calls
within
tlie city during
Carroll Markets
enough intelligenoe for the proMrs. Wayne Klein, Glidden
and for union contracts in allied of Mullen, Neb.:
the 12 month period. Firemen
For individual, family, g r o u p
Pa\il Danner, Carroll
GRAIN
"She simply drinks like —." motion.
industries across the nation.
were called outside the city
Gerald Vonnahme, Carroll
Soybeans, No. 2
$2.67
"But," s o m e o n e inquired,
limits 19 times.
enrollment or information
Hoffa told the 13-state Team- "doesn't tt make her sick?"
Mrs. Paul Brincks and baby, Com, No. 2 yellow
1.20
The total number of calls was
CarroU
Oats
.70 sters Central Conference in De- "Naw, jiEJt drunk now and
down s k from the 1964 figure
troit Saturday that such a poli- then."
of 75.
cy has been discussed with oth"And you still oondoine i t ? "
and
Activities
of
Carroll
The breakdown on c a l l s
e r major unions.
"Look, she doesn't question
Area Boys, Girls Clubs
showed 11 to dwelling places,
He said the move would my drinking and I don't her's."
eight to business establishThe regular meeting of the
make possible massive strikes
Although the monkey has a Carroll Happy Hearts G i r l s ' ments, 16 for car fires, 10 grass
Sei or write
of the kind that can take place
masculine moniker, Rector re- 4-H Club w a s " held Monday, fires, and four rescue unit calls
in other nations.
Vic. Hornick
P h . 9616
Carroll, Iowa
fers to Bufford as a shemale. Jan. 17, at the Farm Bureau involvmg use of the resuscitator, Grundmeier said.
He
explains
this
contradiction
Hoffa did not suggest that evBuilding. Vicki Huff was hosery union contract in the United as an original error never tess. Roll call was answered by
States expire on one date. He corrected by subsequent facts. 22 members. Talks were given
also did not specify where h e But, he, she or it, Bufford's by Janice Strautman on " I
would draw the line on which one of the boys. She sleeps, eaits Train My Eyes to See Secrets
contracts h e felt should not ex- and sips with the troops and on of Beauty" and by Jean Renze
pire on a common date.
oooasion even jumps with them on "Balance and Emphasis."
An illustrated talk was given
However, Hoffa said concert- from airplanes.
by Mary Gronstal on "Form,
ed action will be necessary be"We call h e r the parachuting Texture and Space."
cause of recent decisions of the
National Labor Relations Board primate," Rector says.
Demonstrations w e r e given
"But isn't she frightened m a
and the U.S. Supreme Court.
by Vicki Huff on "Restore Old
plane?"
Wood This Way," Barbara PolCommon
expiration
dates
"Yeah, her eyes get big as
lastrini
on "How to Arrange a
would allow unions to get away dotlains."
Dresser
Drawer Neatly," and
from the danger of being
"And what does she do when
Marcia
Wiedenfeld
on "How to
charged with secondary boy- s(he jumps o u t ? "
Clean
Rugs."
Tentative
plans
cotts and would make strikes
"She falls, naturaly, liloe ev- were made for a bake sale in
more effective, he added.
erybody else."
March, Plans were also disUnlike Reator's remarkable cussed for a special project
anthropoid. Pvt. Mart Reed h as day to be held in February.
never been p u s h e d out of a Lunch was served by Vicki
plane. The sihaggy, bone-picking and her mother, Mrs. Cecil
pooch leans more to chasing Vi- Huff.
et Cong on combat patrols.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen- Mont's owner, S u p p l y Sgt. The annual Christmas party
ate Demooraitic Leader Mike Frank Reed of Akron, Ohio, was held Dec. o in the baseMansifield of Monitaina was re- claims the pup has seen more /nent of the Carroll C o u n t y
State Bank, Refreshments were
ported improving today in Be- front-line a c t i o n then John
served by Mrs, Gronstal, Mrs,
thesda, Md., Naval Hospital Wayne,
Ryan, Mrs, Busche and their
from an attack of flu.
Says Reed: "He's always go- daughters. Recreation was binSenate Republican Leader Ev- ing out to the war."
go, other games and records,
erett M. Dirksen of lUinods told
"And what's he do when the Jane Busche, reporter.
reportesr he expects Mansfield shooting stairts?"
Most
to return to ithe Senate Tuesday
"He runs like tJie devU."
BREAKS
WRIST
ii^ time lor a vote on his motion
"Which w a y ? "
American
Gary Susohe, 15, son of Mr.
to cut off debaite on the union
"Whichever way the bullets
and Mrs, Melvin Busche, Carshop bm.
Cars
ain't coming from.,"
roll, expects to be released today from St. Anthony Hospital,
where he has been an aocident
patient since early Saturday
everting. Gary, a freshman student ait Kuemper High School,
P/us
We'll never invent a substitute
was on his way to the Kuemper basketbaill game Saiurdaiy
for the "Voice with a Smile"
evening
when he fell, breaking
from ages 18 and over. PreLincoln Service hag helped
)are
now
for
U.
S.
Civil
Servthousands
prepare
for
these
his
left
wrist.
{
This N o r t h w e s t e r n Bell e l e c t r o n i c
Court House
Mrs. Marvin Oleridi, Oarrol
Byron Eariiairt, CarroM
Mrs. Vivian Cretsinger, Ooon
Rapids
Mrs.
Dominic Mattes, Dedham
Births-:
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schw«ers,
Arcadia, a son, Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tigges,
Carroll, a daughter, Saiturday
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald BlUmeier, Carroll, a son, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gute,
Carroll, a son, Siaiday
MRS.
AMANDA 6R0TE
<TIme» Herald New» Serirlr.e)
William P. Grote, Lake View;
and Carl H. Grote, Missoula,
Mont.; five grandchildren and
two brothers, Donald Wenck,
Lidderdale, and W a l t e r J.
Wenck, Glidden.
2 Escape as
Jet Crashes
Find Nervig's
Girl Killed in
Shotijun Accident
Bag and Money
Mortimer and Bufford:
Two Unlikely Troopers
'65 Fire Loss
Set at $27,860
19 for 29c
24 for 39c
Hoffa Calls for
Union Move for
Massive Strikes
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MT. STERLING, Ky, ( A P ) Strange things have happened
since Mt. Sterling adopted a
law irequiirlng a $7 wiwdshield
sticker for autos. When residents change cars, ithey pay only $1 for a new sticlcer jf they
can produce a portion of the
old one. Recently, a w o m a n
showed up at City Hall carrying a large section of windshield
to wWoh *he sticker was alflxied. Her old c a r ihad been
wrecked and she couldn't remove tihe etlcker* so brought
along the wfhpte woiicsr.
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SIZE
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2nd
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8,00-14
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