CHRONICLE DeKalb, Illinois, Thursday, April. 5, 1973 Market reports Stocks of Local Interest The latest market report is provided by Loewi William Nelson registered representative in DeKalb. After each company name appears the previous trading day close and noon today figures. Prev. Prev.
Day Noon Day Noon Close Today Close Today Anaconda Olin AT T. Richardson 14 Chrysler 33 Exxon Corp. 95 Comm. Edison Sundstrand 20 Culligan Swift Co. Cont.
Tel U.S. Steel Del Monte 19 Wurlitzer 13 Essex Inter. Bid and Ask Gen. Electric Barber Greene Gen. Motors DeKalb AgRes.
51 Gen. Tel. 28 Duplex 9 NI Gas 26 Wolohan Cortland-DeKalb Yards, Inc. Corn $1.47, Soybeans $5.63, Oats 80 cents Livestock Markets Tabor and Co. Members: Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Mercantile Exchange Phone: 758-5411 OFFICIAL USDA MARKET ADVANCE LIVESTOCK FOR APRIL 6 Cattle Hogs Kansas City.
100 2,000 Omaha. 700 5,000 Total. 3,000 24,000 Week 4,200 13,300 Year Ago. 4,500 21,200 USDA IVESTOCK SLAUGHTER UNDER FEDERAL INSPECTION, YESTERDAY Cattle Hogs 99,000 270,000 Week 111,000 303,000 Year 113,000 347,000 DRESSED BEED TRADE YESTERDAY STEER BEEF No sales reported. HEIFER BEEF Choice 5-700, 69.00-1.00 lower.
CHICAGO MERCANTILE LIVE HOGS AS OF 11:30 A.M. Opening High Low Last April 34.35-40 34.70 34.00 34.62 June 34.70-85 34.87 34.10 34.75 July 34.75-80 35.00 34.25 34.90 Oct. 32.00 32.25 31.25 31.74 CHICAGO MERCANTILE LIVE CATTLE AS OF 11:30 A.M. Opening High Low Last -April 42.95-43.00 43.40 42.50 43.17 June 42.15-25 42.60 41.65 42.30 August 42.00 42.50 41.65 42.35 Oct. 41.75-85 42.07 41.42 41.85 SWIFT COMPANY Rochelle, Illinois April 5, 1973 HOG MARKET: TOP 35.00: 180- 200 Lean Cuts 33.00-34.00; 200-230 Lean Cuts 34.25- 34.75; 230-250 Lean Cuts 33.75-34.25; 250-270 Lean Cuts 33.25-34.75.
SOW MARKET: 34- 30.00-30.25; 350-500 28.00-29.25. CATTLE MARKET: Choice Steers 43.50-45.50; Good Steers 41.50-43.50; Choice Heifers 42.75- Good Heifers 41.50-42.50; Utility 34.00-36.00; Canners Cutters 32.00-34.00. CHICAGO (UPI) Grain range: High Low Close- Prev. Wheat 235 May Sep 221 214 219 Dec Mar 223 215 Corn May 161 156 158 Sep 154. Mar 155 Oats-old May 87 Jly 89 86 Oats-new May 87 Jly 87 88 Sep 831 Soybeans May.
581 Ily 551 Aug 527 Sep 468 Nov 424 418 Jan 416 419 Mar 419 421 PEORIA, III. (UPI) Livestock: Cattle 50; volume insufficient to establish price trend. Hogs lower; No 1-2 200-240 lb few 250 lb 36.5037.00, 100 at 37.10; No 1-3 200-260 lb 36.00-36.50: No 1-3 190 lb 35.50; No 2-3 260-280 lb 35.0036.00, 280-300 lb 34.50- 35.00. Daily Chronicle NORTHERN ILLINOIS PUBLISHING CO. DEKALB, ILLINOIS 60115 Telephone 756-4841 Published every evening except Sunday and these holidays: New Year's, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
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By Motor Route Delivery 1 year By mail outside the DeKalb retail zone; 6 months, 1 year $33.00. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Obituaries Arthur Butts CLEAR LAKE, Iowa Arthur Butts. 70, of Clear Lake, Iowa, died April 3, 1973, in a hospital in St. Petersburg, after a month's illness.
Mr. Butts was born March 25, 1903, in Sycamore, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Butts. He is survived by his widow, Edna; a daughter, Arvetta Petersen and a son, Dale, both of California: six grandchildren and one great- grand also two brothers, Clifford and Louis, both of California; a sister.
Violet Smail, Thornton, Iowa; and several cousins in Sycamore. Services and burial will take place later this week in Clear Lake, Iowa. Mrs. Arlene Higdon MARSEILLES, Ill. Mrs.
Robert (Arlene) Higdon, 44, of rural Marseilles, died April 4, 1973, at St. Margaret Hospital, Hammond, Ind. The former Arlene Skipton was born Oct. 15, 1928, in Chicago, the daughter of Roy and Marie Skipton. She was married to Robert Higdon in Chicago in 1948.
Her husband survives, also her parents of Protem, four sons, Bart Norway, Mark Larry P. and Tim all at home, and a daughter, Lenore also at home; a sister, Loretta Howard, Portage, two brothers, Merlin Skipton, Protem, and Raymond of Chicago. The funeral is 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Wedron, with the Rev.
John Waugh officiating. Burial will follow in the Norway cemetery. Visitation is after 3 on Friday at the Burkart Funeral, Home in Sandwich where the Rosary will be recited at 6 p.m. Frank L. Kaminski SUGAR GROVE Frank L.
Kaminski, 47, of Sugar Grove, died unexpectedly at his home April 4, 1973. Mr. Kaminski was born June 12, 1925, in Wisconsin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis I.
Kaminski. While he was 'serving in World War II the family moved to DeKalb. He was married Aug. 26, 1947 in DeKalb to Betty Lou Peyton. They made their home in DeKalb while he attended NIU where he received his Defendants get trial delay ROCKFORD-Two DeKalb area residents charged with the murder of five people got a trial delay of one month.
DeKalb County Judge Carl A. Swanson changed the starting date of the trial from April 16 to May 21. He said he changed the date because of the unavailability of one of the witnesses. Hiawatha candidates' night set KIRKLAND Candidates for the Hiawatha Board of Ed- John V. Cain SANDWICH John V.
Cain. 78, of 210 N. Eddy Sandwich, died at his home April 3, 1973. Mr. Cain was born Oct.
9, 1894, in Somonauk, the son of Charles A. and Lydia Ebbinger Cain. He was married to Edna Cooper in Chicago in 1926. Mr. Cain was employed at the Sandwich Post Office for 41 years and was assistant postmaster at the time of his retirement.
He was a veteran of World War a member of the American Legion, the VFW: the 100F: the Masonic Lodge, all of Sandwich. Survivors include three sons, John DeKalb, Richard Sandwich and Ralph Aurora: a daughter, Helen L. Cain, Bellwood, and six grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife in 1960, also one brother and one sister. The funeral service will be 10 a.m.
Friday at the Burkhart Funeral Home, Sandwich, with the Rev. Kenneth Young officiating. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. today where Masonic services will be held at 8 p.m.
Don Ewing LEE A memorial service will be held for Mr. Don Ewing, formerly of Lee, First Lutheran Church, Lee, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Pastor Richard O. Johnson will officiate and Reuben A.
Kruggel, former pastor, will bring the message for the day. Man arrested A Rochelle man was arrested by DeKalb Police Wednesday in Rochelle following investigation concerning burglary of two DeKalb a apartments on Gurler Street in December. Glenn E. Jennings, 25, of 427 N. Eleventh Rochelle, was charged the theft of several silver items.
A police spokesman said the items were from Indonesia and included many figurines. Bond was set at $20,000 by Associate Judge Thomas Cliffe. Jennings is now in DeKalb Public Hospital, where he was taken following an apparent epileptic seizure in the DeKalb jail. ucation will meet the public April 12 at 7:30 at the high school. Candidates will be asked to explain their reasons for seeking a post on the school board Weather record Time.
9 a.m. April 5 Temperature. Barometric 29.96" Barometric tendency. Rising Relative 80 pct Precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 4:30 p.m. yesterday was .11 inches of rain and snow.
Since 4:30 p.m. yesterday, an additional .05 inches have fallen. Accumulation for .72" Accumulation for year. 7.22"* High 1 p.m. High I year Record 1929 Low yesterday.
6 a.m. Low I year Record 1920 Mean temp. Heating 28 at 7 mph Sunset 6:25 p.m. Carl A. Reimann, 31, of Sandwich, will stand trial first.
Betty Piche, 30, rural Somonauk, will stand trial following Reimann. They are charged with the murder of five people, armed robbery and theft at the Pine Village Steak House in Yorkville, the Kendall County seat. Both Reimann and Mrs. Piche are now being held in Winnebago County Jail in Rockford for trial. They were transferred there from Kendall County Jail last week following a grant of change of venue.
Judge Swanson said further pre-trial motions will be heard in Rockford, April 18. Some pre-trial motions were heard April 2-3 in Rockford. He denied a motion to consolidate the two cases, but did consolidate the seven charges against each prisoner. The are both charged with five counts of murder and one count each of armed robbery and theft. Sirens The following calls were answered by the DeKalb Fire Department within the last 24 hours: 5:47 p.m.
Ambulance call from DeKalb. Police Department to DeKalb Public Hospital. 2:30 a.m. Call to assist rescue effort half-mile west of Malta on Route 38, no help needed. 3:15 a.m.
Fire call to 915 Fourteenth $40 damage to furnace motor. 3:26 a.m. Ambulance call from 1120 Stafford St. to DeKalb Public Hospital. XXX XXX CINEMATIX 770 106 N.
STATE, BELVIDERE CALL 543-0212 ANYTIME EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE 16 M.M. West Coast Adult Action Films Rated Triple 18 Over I.D. Required 'GRADUATION NIGHT' 'MAGIC POTION Area births master's degree in biology. He accepted an appointment on the faculty at Paw Paw where he taught until 1957- Then he came to the Elburn High School and taught for one year until Elburn High moved into Kaneland School. when it opened in 1958, where he continued to teach.
He was a member of the Batavia American Legion. His widow survives, also three sons, Stephen, a student at the University of Charles and Douglas, at home; a daughter, Barbara, also at the of and a brother. Donald of Walla Walla, Wash. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at St.
Gall's Church, Elburn, with Father Robert Devine officiating. Burial will follow in St. Gall's cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. on Friday at the Conley Funeral Home, Elburn, where a Scripture wake service will 'be held at 8 p.m.
Swinson SYCAMORE Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Swinson of Kirkland announce the birth of Brandi Joy, 7 pounds 7 ounces, March 29, 1973, in the Sycamore Municipal Hospital. She joins Bradley Scott, at home.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N. Johnson, Kirkland, and Mrs. Gertrude Swinson, Genoa.
Great-grandmother is Mrs. Mary Robinson, Millbrook, Mich. Bruch KIRKLAND Mr. and Mrs. John Bruch, Kirkland, are parents of a 7-pound 11-ounce daughter, Kathleen, born April 2, 1973, at Swedish -American Hospital, Rockford, Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bruch and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Menz, all of Kirkland. Kathleen is also being welcomed by a sister, Rebecca.
Gilbert ROCHELLE Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Gilbert announce the Hospital notes DeKalb Rochelle ADMITTED- Mrs. David Johnson, Ivan Hehring, Garry Thomas.
Jeanette Kuhn, DeKalb; Mrs. DeWayne Swingley, Mrs. Dennis Bubelis, Rochelle; Tammie Rippie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rippie, Richard Engle, Sycamore; Goldie Foster, Kay Williams, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Williams, Waterman. DISMISSED John McNarama, Ramona, Rodriquez, Mrs. Donald Siebert, DeKalb; Steven. Teschner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Teschner, Tammie Rippie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rippie, Sycamore. Sycamore Schuppner, Maple Park.
Wallis, Leland. Held Over! 7:15 9:45 Think of the perfect Then go one step further. SLEUTH PC TWENTIETH CENTURY- -FOX Based on the Tony Award Winning Broadway Pl CINEMA 1 2 1201 W. LINCOLN HWY ROUTE 38, DEKALB 6758-1614 3rd Sensational Week! 7:00 9:00 An Elaine May Film "A FIRST -CLASS Neil Simon's THE PG AMERICAN HE RT BREAK KID -Vincent Canby. COMEDY." New York Times ADMITTED Vernon Drenckpohl, Martha Lyle, Sycamore; Harry Jones, Irene Hutchinson, DeKalb; Steven Altepeter, Maple Park; Mi-, chelle Bonnell, Malta.
DISMISSED Richard T. Johnson, Robert Baskins Richard Mitchell, Garnet Roland, Sycamore, George Henderson, DeKalb, Darin Pinne, Genoa; Steven Altepeter, Emily Boehne. Adeline ADMITTED Rhonda Williams, Emery Dodson, Neal Olsen, all Rochelle; Nels Grover, Chana; Edna Smith, Oregon; Mary Sanders, Ashton. DISMISSED Mrs. John Phillips and daughter, Rochelle; Marilyn Trowbridge, Compton.
Sandwich ADMITTED Roman Braun, Somonauk; Harry Nichols, Pliny Baird, both Newark; Gary Olson, Hampton H'1, Mrs. Patrick Gavin, Harry Lenz, all Sandwich; David Adams, Plano; Mrs. Anthony Curatolo, Sheridan; Mrs. Wayne Sampson, Aurora. DISMISSED Mary K.
Canham, Grace Claypool, Walter Ray Wiley, all Plano; Florence Riis, Sheridan; Ina Winslow, Sandwich; Edward Schuetz, Mrs. Robert Trumpy, both Hinckley; Mrs. Gerald Hilt, Newark; Gregory Shamblin, Yorkville; Frank Smoczynski, Somonauk; Donald Coon. Earlville: Scott DeKalb Theatre 2nd HELD Week OVER! Academy Award Winner BEST PICTURE BEST ACTOR MARLON BRANDO BEST SCREENPLAY PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS The STARRING Marion Brando Re AND Car he Al Pacino lanes Can Richard Castella At 7 and Robert Durall Serine Harden later 10 p.m. Richard Conte: Diane SUNDAY 8:30 P.M.
birth of Aaron Thomas March 30, 1973, at DeKalb Public Hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces at birth and joins Erik, at home. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ullman Burright of DeKalb and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Olson of Rochelle. John Gilbert of Center and Mrs. Tilda of DeKalb are the great Novak HANOVER PARK Mr. and Mrs.
James Novak of Hanover Park announce the birth of their first child, Michael Henry, March. 29, 1973, in Delnore Hospital, St. Charles. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Johnson, Sycamore, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Novak, Chicago.
Great -grandparents include Mrs. Augusta Glorfield, Sycamore, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Novak, Wisconsin. CRESTON Mr.
and Mrs. Hershel Kirk announce the birth of Jerod Wade March 29, 1973, at DeKalb Public Hospital. He weighed 6 pounds, ounces at birth and joins David, Dale, 8: Jamie, Traci, and Melissa, at home. Grandmothers are Mrs. Vera Miller of Rochelle and Lenny Fair of Aurora.
Mrs. Myrtle Harris of Wynne, is the great-grandmother. Hanson SANDWICH The son of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hanson of Liberty ville born Jan.
24, 1973, at Lake Forest Hospital, has been released from Evanston Hospital to his home with his family. Jamie Quinn Hanson weighed 5 pounds, 9 ounces at birth. Grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Shumway and Harold Hanson of Sandwich.
Anna Wold, Sandwich; Mrs. Ila Shumway and Mrs. Fern Farley of Leland are great grandmothers. Kirk Lawrence SYCAMORE Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lawrence of Genoa announce the birth of Bryan Christopher, 9 pounds 12 ounces, April 4, 1973, in the Sycamore Municipal Hospital. Other children are Diane, 18, Frank 16, Jane 14, and Danny, 11. Grandmother is Mrs. Harold Still, Kaneville. ELEFESS THEATRE Weekdays Feature Times puss*cats 6:45 9:45 EGYPTIAN Sunday Stewardesses Times 8:10 INDOOR puss*cats 9:00 135 N.
2nd St. 756-4612 Stewardesses 4:10 7:20 BOX OFFICE OPENING TIMES THIS WEEK ONLY WEEKDAYS 6:30 SUNDAY 2:15 THE STEWARDESSES AND THE puss*CATS SWING ALL OVER TOWN! FLY WITH THE SWINGIN' STEWARDESSES. AND SEE WHAT REALLY GOES ON FLY US: NEW YORK Swinging EVELYNE TRAEGER INGA STEEGER MARGRIT SIGEL URSULA MARTY Directed by MICHAEL THOMAS Produced by IRVIN DIETRICH IN EASTMAN COLOR A HEMISPHERE PICTURES RELEASE and The amorous adventures of four little who decided to stray from pad to pad The COMING NEXT THURS. Winner of 8 Academy Awards JOLIET, Ill. (UPI) Livestock: Cattle volume insufficient to establish market.
Hogs 300; 50-75 lower; No 1-2 200-220 lb 36.75-3 7.00; No 1-3 220-250 lb 36.25-36.50. Friday's estimated receipts: Cattle 900, hogs 500. CHICAGO (UPI) Wheat was lower, corn fractionally lower and soybeans irregularly higher at noon today on the Board of Trade. Prices at Noon Wheat May 2.32% off Jly 2.19¾ off Sep 2.17¼ off Corn May 1.60 off Jly 1.57¼ off Sep 1.54% off Dec 1.51¾ off Soybeans May 5.98% up 15; Jly 5.76% up 15; Aug 5.49% up 15; Nov. 4.22% up CHICAGO (UPI) Midwest eggs: Firm; prices unchanged to up extra large 52 unch; large 52 unch; medium 50 up standard 44 unch; pullets 38 unch; checks 34 up 1.
CHICAGO (UPD) -Cheese: Processed loaf 69.75-7. 7.75; single daisies 75.50-80.75: Swiss blocks 80-100 lb Grade A 88-89, 86-87. Wall Street chatter NEW YORK (UPI) Prices drooped in another sluggish session today on the New York Stock Exchange after a government report showing further indications of uncontrolled inflation. The government reported wholesale prices for food, lumber and other consumer goods scored a 2.2 per cent increase in March, the biggest one gain in 22 years. Last month the same index gained 2.1 per cent.
The Dow Jones average of 30 blue chip industrial stocks headed 4.22 lower to 920.83 shortly before noon. Declines led advances, 770 to 318, among the 1,506 issues on the tape. Two-hour volume totaled a slow 5,250,000 shares, against 5,320,000 shares Wednesday. Your Chronicle Late? Call 756-4841 Mon. thru Fri.
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