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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1962

Page

2

Humboldt Board Approves 1962 63 Budget and School Start

Humboldt Board of Education approved the 1962 63 budget and plans for early fall construction on the elementary building. Walter H. Wulf was re elected president and Dr Edward E Long vice president for the coming year. Rev Blattner named treasurer succeeding William H Cannon after 23 years. August 29 set as first day of school with personnel reports to follow.

Humboldt Board of Education William S. Scott Walter H. Wulf Edward E. Long Rev. Blattner William H. Cannon Scott Sav- Mor Oil Company Dorris

Notice of Administrators Appointment in Neosho Estate

The Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas appointed L C Cable as administrator of Albert Solomon deceased on August 2 1962. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred by law. The notice appears in The Chanute Tribune with dates August 4 and August 11 1962.

Chanute Tribune Neosho County Kansas Alpert Solomon Albert Solomon Kenses District Court Erie Clarce Lentz Goldin Lentz

Missile tests yield success and failure on opposite coasts

The United States launched a successful Polaris A2 test at Cape Canaveral while an Atlas F stage exploded off California spilling debris over the Santa Maria Valley. Officials warned residents not to touch debris amid strong winds and potential contamination. no injuries were reported.

United States Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Santa Maria Valley Los Angeles Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force

Ann LandersAdvice on Quiet Party Spouses and Teen Love

A reader asks how to handle a husband who tunes her out after drinks and leaves last at parties. Advice emphasizes enlisting hosts for support, communicating issues in advance, and setting boundaries to address neglect and nagging behavior.

Ann Landers

Scout Trip Vivid History Visit by Cub Scouts

Six Cub Scouts from Den 1 Pack 3 joined den mother Mrs. Ben Walker and assistant Mrs. Gerald Rowan on a Friday field trip. They toured the original Osage City site Rogers Mills founded in 1856 and the early Cha nute area, including Harmony.

Cub Ben Walker Gerald Rowan Osage City Rogers Mills Chanute Harmony

Ann Landers Help Column Advised for Chanute Tribune Readers

The letter asks for direct advice on a family dispute about a boy visiting a home. Ann Landers is invited to respond in The Chanute Tribune. readers are urged to send questions with a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1962.

Dave Jacqueline Ann Landers Chanute Tribune

Willing Workers 4 H Club Members Cook and Judge

The Willing Workers 4 H Club cooking class met Monday with Mrs Leo Fickel. Four food classes were discussed and judged by members. Each member prepared a dish and served the evening meal to Ann Jane Mary Nee ly Sheila Sheryl Fisher Martha Frederick Lynnta Swiler Mr and Mrs Leo Fickel Roger and Doug.

Willing Workers Willing Workers 4-H Club Leo Fickel Ann Jane Mary Neely Sheila Sheryl Fisher Martha Frederick Lynnta Swiler Roger Doug

Neosho County Cub Scouts Visit District 1 School History

The 1867 founded District 1 school in Neosho County is noted as the first organized in the area. After a trip, the Cub Scouts shared a sack lunch at Mrs. Walker’s home at 320 S. Wilson. Dale Douglas led the closing with the Cub Scout promise. Kirk Evans serves as Keeper of the Buckskin.

Neosho County

Railroad workers blamed by management for industry decline

The piece argues that railroad companies scapegoat 200,000 operating employees for the industry’s problems. It contends workers steadily boost productivity, exposing managements featherbedding accusations as hypocritical and harmful to morale and timely labor talks.

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