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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1966
Page
2
A Chanute Tribune column from 1966 presents three reader problems and Ann Landers responses on tactful remarks about a daughter, a fiancé’s behavior, and a teenage girl living with an alcoholic mother, advising perspective and resources.
Benedict residents hold a community update as Benedict's clean-up day is set for April 30. Local families gather for dinners and visits with kin including Osa Shores, Ava Ditson’s passing noted, and extended relatives from Coffeyville Independence Wichita Fredonia and Topeka visitations ongoing. Events include multiple family dinners and travel between Benedict and nearby towns.
Thayer hosts Sunflower Club dinner at Orchid Buffet in Chanute led by president Mrs. Della Gel wix with a roll call of members including Hazen Loyd Walt Burton Robison Robison Peterson and others. Jolly Sewing Club met at Blanche Barnhart home. Hats made with gadgets and a social game followed. Numerous visits and Sunday gatherings featured families from Chanute Neodesha Parsons Gardner Sedan and Coffeyville with travel to Kansas City on a sight seeing trip. Birthdays were noted as Mrs. E L Reece of Independence marked her 62nd birthday.
Soap was likely invented shortly before A.D. 500 in the region of present day Germany. Early adopters used it as a cosmetic while others, like farmers, greased carts and windmills with it.
Chanute Tribune credits, staff, and pricing structure. Includes publisher Dwight McCreight News Editor John Hovorka advertising manager Fay D. Clopine and circulation staff along with subscription rates for in and out of trade territory.
A fact filled note states that water covers about three quarters of Earth's surface yet a single glass of water holds more molecules than there are glasses of water in all the oceans combined.
A collection of quips on marriage, fashion, work, and public figures. Boyle lampoons bachelors sewing buttons, athletes, actresses, and office life with humor about weight, money, prejudice, and social habits.
Today marks April 23, 1966 the 113th day of the year with 252 days left. The feature notes William Shakespeare born on this date in 1564 and recalls historic moments from past decades including a Soviet stance on a U.S. disarmament plan ten years ago.
Urbana residents hosted relatives and friends from Wichita Erie Chanute Fort Scott Pittsburg Ottawa and Kansas City. Gatherings included dinners suppers and overnight visits as families shared time with the Heilmans Welchs and other relatives. De Gaulle ordered action to end a military revolt in Algeria. The Soviet Union marked its first communications satellite launch one year ago.
At Fort Campbell Kentucky Maj Gen Beverley Powell’s license plate 101-001 identifies him as commander of the 101st Airborne Division. The plate was ordered by Governor Edward Breathitt to honor the post’s hospitality to Boy Scouts.
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