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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
3
Ann Landers counsels on discipline, family autonomy, and handling cash secrets. Mrs B B defends home upbringing, Sugar Pass asks about snooping, and a caller requests boundaries with a clingy coworker Grace. The column ends urging banking money for security.
Mrs William O Hensley former city librarian has returned to Cha nute after three years abroad. She will live at 220 S Evergreen and is pleased to be back visiting friends while awaiting household goods. She stayed with her son William T Hensley in Bangkok Thailand for two years and near Baltimore earlier. Bangkok a city of about two and a half million people surprised locals with its language drawn from Sanskrit. The Bangkok meaning is city of the angels Thai means land of the tree. Thailand has long remained free in Asia. Her white hair surprised people and residents color gray hair. She spoke of the country beauty and its handsome people.
James Oliver estimates his Columbus operation has produced 200000 swords since founding his plant in 1945. By subcontracting to about a dozen Columbus locales, he now makes roughly 10000 swords annually for ceremonial use by the Knights of Columbus in the United States and the Chevalier de Colombo in Canada.
A bridal shower for Mrs. Ronny Lock was hosted Tuesday evening by Mrs. Billy Beck and Mrs. Ronnie Allison at the home of Mrs. Beck on North Garfield. Attendees included numerous ladies and Misses, with gifts sent by many friends and relatives.
The Women s Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Max Morrison at 1705 Ashby. Mrs Randell Bell opened the meeting and Mrs Paul Wagner led the lesson I Heard God Calling with assistances including Mrs David Hanna Esther McQuinn Mrs Joe Adams Mrs Tom McQuinn and Bertha Sharp. The group sang Call to Worship and a penny day calendar was collected for missions. Mrs Hanna gave the closing prayer. Cookies and iced tea were served to twelve members and one child. The next meeting will be an all day event August 15 with a covered dish dinner in the church fellowship room.
The Tioga Home Demonstration Unit met in the First National Bank Building on Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs Paul Nelson led a 4-H Club sewing lesson, with girls modeling garments they made this year. Participants included Susan Kensett Deane Kennedy Beth Hutchison Nancy Plummer Susan Allen Juliann Brune Laina Nelson Connie Wolfe and Lynda Lassman.
The Taylor annual family reunion will be held this Sunday at the south shelter house in Santa Park at noon. Other items note leadership updates at Jehovah's Witnesses in New York appointing Charles W. Burnett as congregation overseer at 1002 S. Evergreen, replacing Leo Lambert who moves to Craig, Colorado. Lambert's replacement and other local notices include Miss Betts's August tenth return, a Red Cross blood drive tally of 42 pints at Neosho Memorial Hospital in July, and Airman George F. Morehead Jr. earning Outstanding Airman of the Quarter at Misawa, Japan. Morehead, a U S Air Force communications operations specialist, is the son of Mr and Mrs George F. Morehead of 805 S. Washington.
Keith Jones of Stark placed second in the art division cover designing contest at the 1963 Midwestern Music and Art Camp held at the University of Kansas. He was among 38 campers awarded from more than 1,100 youths representing 41 states attending the camp through Sunday.
A photograph on page 3 of Thursday's Tribune shows Mrs. Charles D. Donovan at 517 West Fifth while shopping for fruit.
The children's hour at the public library will feature The Little White Hen. The event invites families to enjoy a te light tale at the children's section with read aloud storytelling.
Mr and Mrs Lee Francis of route 2 returned from a trip to Alexandria Minnesota visiting Mr and Mrs William Swenson They camped and fished but reported the fish were not biting.
Freda Betts of 816 West Elm left Monday for Tacoma Washington to attend a seminar titled The Role of Women in Today's World at the University of Puget Sound. The event focuses on women’s contemporary roles and advancement opportunities.
The University of Kansas implements a direct dialing system enabling outside calls to 549 campus connections. Annual cost rises to about $100,000 versus $70,000 before. Gov. John Anderson was among the first to test the system, dialing Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe from his office to inaugurate the changeover.
Otto Schultz, 65, pleaded guilty to intoxication in the justice of the peace court at Erie after his car allegedly struck a street sign at 7th and Santa Fe. He was fined $15 and costs and held overnight at the county jail in Erie.
Police estimate each car damage at 20 dollars after a 1954 Buick driven by P. H. Birdsall, 79, struck the rear of a parked 1955 Buick owned by Castor Perrin, at about 1 50 p.m. yesterday near 921 S. Evergreen.
A tentative list of summer graduates at Kansas State College of Pittsburg shows several students receiving the master of science degree in fields ranging from elementary education to industrial education and mathematics. The exercises, at Carney Hall, will begin at 7 30 p m with Dr Joseph R Laughlin of Emporia College delivering the address. A Leavenworth man arrested.
A South Lafayette resident reported to police that a green pear was thrown through a window at his home Wednesday night and struck his wife. He said trespassers had been around the house several nights recently.
Kaw Indian claims to 23 tracts along the Kansas River at Topeka will be discussed in Washington on August 19. Tom Dennison, chairman of the Kaw Tribal Council, says talks precede sending the claims to the attorney general and interior secretary. He argues the treaty gave original title to Indians and transfers require consent of both sides.
CHICAGO AP Former King Peter of Yugoslavia received the World Freedom Award at the Fraternal Order of Eagles convention dinner honoring refugees work. About 12,000 members attended the 65th annual convention. Dr. William C. Menninger of the Menninger Foundation obtained a $25,000 Eagles grant for heart research as part of a $100,000 fund. Comedian Jimmy Durante was named Eagle of The Year.
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