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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
2
A fifth grade teacher vents at a parent who blames lazy teachers for their child’s reading failure. The column agrees and urges parents to monitor homework and read aloud with kids. An experiment prompts parents to test their child's reading aloud with a newspaper item.
A 1945 Chanute Tribune column argues for cautious deer season rules in Kansas set for December 11 to 15. It notes total permits limited to 4575 statewide, landowner shares, restricted hunting areas, and compares rifle versus shotgun safety, while warning against panic over “flying bullets.”
Mr Zion attends a VFW watermelon feed with Mr and Mrs Charles Hill Sr Mr and Mrs Jack Drake and Mr and Mrs Albert Lydick. Darrel Erikson moves to Chanute to teach. he is at Camp Guernsey Wyoming for a two week National Guard encampment. Bennet Haddan returns from West Virginia and Washington DC visiting the Smith family and sights including the White House Capitol Smithsonian Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Lincoln Memorial Kennedy Tomb Bardstown Kentucky and Van Buren Missouri spring. Leonard Daniels and C Hill Janie Hill and Vern Lindstrom visit Jay Oklahoma with Gerald Daniels. Mrs Wayne Erikson accompanies Mrs Paul Coover to Kansas City and the Baptists plan to move to Towanda for Glenn’s teaching job. Walter Gericke visits with Ralph Fortenberry and grandsons Bob and Davie from Bellflower California at Thayer. Sunday dinner guests include Tom Outright Wamego and Clifford Webb Humboldt area. Clyde Cook and others are evening guests.
Erie’s Christian church women held multiple group meetings with devotionals led by Mrs. Violet Harding, Mrs. John Phelps, Mrs. Gale Mullen, and others. Guests included Margaret Fisher and Krista Wamsley, Parsons. Local visits featured Linda Dale McCalla and families touring from San Diego and Caribou Me.
The National Safety Council reports June traffic deaths at 4,190, higher than 3,950 in June 1964, lifting six month totals to 21,920 up 3 percent from last year. Travel mileage rose about 3 percent, keeping the death rate at 5.2 per 100 million vehicle miles, the same as a year ago.
Lt Col Dwight F Moris a medical officer who helped certify Edward H White's space walk on Gemini returns to duty at Ft Leavenworth after the upcoming eight day mission He will again monitor astronauts heartbeats from the Hawaii tracking station and then report back to the Army Hospital Leavenworth where he serves as chief of medicine.
Recreation calendar lists tonight events including Highland Park EUB versus Lasley Cabinet Shop at 7:00 and EUB against Old Timers at 9:00. American Legion East-West All-Star baseball at City Park at 7:30, Sunday games at City Park at 2 and 7 p.m. Monday children drama at old telephone building morning, grade school soccer City Park 9 a.m. to noon, youth soccer City Park 6 p.m. Church Suffosts League Highland Park EUB versus Old Timers 7 p.m. Knights of Columbus versus Nazarene at 7 p.m.
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