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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1963
Page
7
A Sudan report notes evolving urban project demands and a local hut scene where friends face a grim act associated with food. The fragment preserves sparse names and places while hinting at hardship and social strain.
Humboldt reports Esther Night at OES in Masonic hall with officers Mrs E J Lombard and Homer Smith, plus thirteen former Esthers. Parker Patterson elected District Governor No 611 at Bartlesville district meeting, Rotary notes from Tik Tok, visiting Rotarians listed. Easter services, scholarship awarded to Robert Middendorf of Humboldt High, multiple family updates and travels across Humboldt community.
In San Diego California a large Great Dane named Shadow defeated a civil suit over the death of a prized Shetland sheep dog named Sky. Horace Byington sought damages for loss of Sky and personal injuries alleging the dogfight caused Sky’s death. The judge ruled Byington’s claim for Sky’s death was not liable and will hear the personal injury portion later.
Out of town mourners attended Irwin Shively funeral in Walnut. Walnut voters elected Morris Stephens mayor and four councilmen with 108 and 97 votes respectively. total ballots 127. Local youth Mary Hill won a Serra Club poster contest prize of 25 dollars. Various residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits, including families from Wichita, Doniphon, Stark, Girard, Lee's Summit, St Paul, and Thayer.
J. L. Moore recently returned from Mercy Hospital Fort Scott after a two month stay. Lola Jones of Hutchinson visited with Mrs. Charlie Jones and relatives. The Kinman family from Colorado Springs and Mrs. Charles Wilson of Gas City dropped by. Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mary Markley aided at the Moore home.
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