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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1964

Page

6

Basket Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Harding at Erie

A Sunday basket dinner at Kimball schoolhouse honored Mr and Mrs Foster Harding of Indianola Iowa. Family members and friends from Thayer Cushing Chanute Walnut Fort Scott Parsons Camp Richardson Alaska Wichita and Hutchinson joined in the event. The report lists attendees, visits, WSCS activities, and other social gatherings in the Erie area.

Erie Kimball Foster Harding Indiananola Iowa Hardings Martin Riggle Thayer Wilber Jacobs Ronnie Richwine Kurt Chanute Lloyd Sands Ivan Harding Walnut Stanley Harding Janie Virgil Goff Steve Sandy Loretta Ann Don Harding Doug Wayne Harding Larry Nancy Leslie Harding David Elvin Richwine Glenda Rural Paul Thorn Fort Scott Violet Harding Gordon Harding Carmen Cooley Patsy Harris Ennor Horine Frank Reid Jon Alvin Clark Fleming W. O. Mulvaney Hutchinson Harold Heaton J. W. Newell Parsons John Newell Camp Richardson Anchorage Alaska Fred Newell Mmes Sam Wood E. C. Bryan Charles Steinman Wayne Newlin C. P. McKinnie Thomas Leatherman Will McMullen Norma Lee Jacobs Women’s Society of Christian Service WSCS Gordon McKinnie Clyde Copeland Topeka Leonard Wood H. W. Golden Wichita E. R. Belt

WAY Dry Cleaners Help Her Be Chic by Preserving

The local dry cleaning shop WAY preserves a fashion forward look by cleaning and restoring garments. Clients praise attention to fabric care and expert pressing, enabling outfits to remain stylish for longer.

Army Sergeant Transferred From Fort Worth to Little Rock

Sgt. Earl L. Miller and his family moved from Fort Worth to Little Rock. Mrs. J. E. Vance returned home Sunday night from Wichita where her husband suffered a heart attack Wednesday. He is in the veterans hospital, improving but will need ongoing care.

Earl L. Miller Fort Worth Little Rock J. E. Vance Wichita Veterans’ Hospital

Robbery Draws Heavy Sentence in B C Case

George Gray Leslie, 22, a gardener, was sentenced to life plus five strokes of the paddle for armed robbery of Dr. Walter Sproule, 72. Police say Leslie beat the dentist with a hammer and ax to steal $495 on March 28. Sproule is crippled and hospitalized. The magistrate condemned the attack as cruel and without pity.

North Vancouver B.C George Gray Leslie Leslie Walter Sproule Dr. Sproule A.D. Poole

Charge of Murder In Husband's Death

Mrs. Ruby Reed, 27, is charged with murder in the shooting of her husband Luther Reed, 29, at their Kansas City home. Police report she signed a statement saying they had been drinking and quarreling when she grabbed a .22 revolver from his pocket and fired twice to frighten him. Reed was a welder.

Glenn Dunlop Jack Harrigan Girard Ronnie Marnell Mark Fredonia Virgil Moody Mary Jo Moody Janice Umbarger Joyce Wemeldorff Clarinda Hines Kansas State University Manhattan Homer Ellsworth Kansas City Ruby Reed Luther Reed

Emory researchers pursue glaucoma and cataract cures

Emory University scientists report progress on glaucoma treatment using ouabain to reduce intraocular pressure and soften eye tissue in rabbits. Clinician Morton Waitzman notes limited efficacy and potential side effects, while John Kuck Jr. studies lens changes linked to cataracts and diet. Additional work targets diabetic retinopathy and blood vessel chemistry affecting the retina.

Emory University Morton Waitzman Eye Research Center Department of Ophthalmology Emory John F. R. Kuck Jr Kuck

Huntsville Suspends Negro Policemen

The Huntsville City Council upheld the permanent suspensions of two of the original three Negro policemen, Carl Bailey and John Christmas, after a closed session. The third, Charles Huggins, resigned as Chief Floyd Dyar had suspended them on April 6 following their refusal to leave his office after airing grievances about working conditions.

Huntsville Ala Floyd Dyar Carl Bailey John Christmas Charles Huggins

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