Snow Falls In Summer On Northeast Peaks
Summer snow touched higher trails from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic as Whiteface Mountain and Mt Washington saw dustings and 30s readings. Cities including Rochester Pittsburgh Chicago Boston and New York set new low temperatures for the date while Appalachia stayed in the 30s. A Gulf air front moving north spurred rain in the Mississippi Valley and Plains with Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas reporting notable totals. Early nationwide readings were crisp and cool.
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Great Lakes
Atlantic
Whiteface
Adirondacks
Mt. Washington
N.H
Rochester
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
New York City
Appalachians
Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Midwest
McAlester
Okla
Fayetteville
Ark
Amarillo
Tex
Hearing on lease authority for Erickson minors real estate
In Neosho County Kansas the guardian Faye Marguerite Erickson seeks court authority to lease for five years the undivided one half interest of the NE 1/4 in Section 11 Township 27 South Range 17 East. Notice directs all interested persons to respond by September 9, 1964 at 10:00 a.m. in Chanute.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Raymond Lewis Erickson
Wayne Loren Erickson
Richard Leroy Erickson
State OF Kansas
Faye Marguerite Erickson
Township
Range
Robert Pennington
West Main Street
Cranute
Alberta Gough
Erie
Notice of Suit and City Ordinance in Chanute
L. L. Rowan sues in Neosho County for judgment quieting title to Eden Park Addition lots in Chanute. Defendants include Cirilo Gonzalez and others with unknown heirs and spouses. Case No. 868. Supplementary ordinance vacates part of North Cherry Street in Chanute with full public utility easement reserved. City council approval dated August 10, 1964.
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Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Cirilo Gonzales
Ciriol Gonzalez
Robert E. Hamblin
Florence Hamblin
Florence
Tate
Florence Greiner
Elbridge E. Ward
C.M.G. Gray
Amanda Gray
J. F. Rhoades
Kate M. Rhoades
Emma J. Manett
C. Manat
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
L. L. Rowan
Eden Park
Chanute
L. Lt. Rowan
North Cherry Street
Cherry Street
Highland Park
Block 5
City
Office of the Register of Deeds
William J. Althaber
Miss Shockley Engaged to Weatherford Man
Lettice Anita Shockley of Lawton Oklahoma announces engagement to Fred Dean Bay of Weatherford Oklahoma. Parents Mr. and Mrs R L Shockley Thayer R 2 state details. Shockley is a 1955 Thayer High School graduate and works for Arkansas Louisiana Gas in Lawton. Bay is a Pecham High School graduate and works for the same company in Weatherford.
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Lettice
Anita Shockley
Lawton
Okla
R. L. Shockley
Miss Shockley
Thayer High School
American Business College
Wichita
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Guy
Pecham High School
Pecham
Weatherford
Peace Progress Meeting in Park Draws Local Group
Seventeen members and guests of the Peace and Progress HD Unit gathered at the south shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park for a covered dish noon meeting. Mrs. C. E. Steinman led the session. The unit’s Erie fair booth earned second place with a cancer theme display. Marie Morehead won the door prize. Guests included Miss Morehead Kay Faulkner Donna Lea John Dee Ann Linda Wise Shelly Jean Sara Jan Standridge Parsons.
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Peace and Progress HD Unit
Santa Fe Park
C. E. Steinman
Everett Faulkner
Erie
Marie Morehead
Miss Morehead
Kay Faulkner
Donna Lea
John
Dee Ann
Linda Wise
Shelly Jean
Sara Jan Standridge
Parsons
Breakfast Feature By Rainbow Unit
The Rainbow HD Unit met Friday morning for an 8 30 breakfast at the north shelter house in Santa Fe Park. Mrs James Gordon presided. Fight members answered roll call. The breakfast cooking lesson was led by Mrs W L Kessinger, Mrs J T Klinginsmith and Mrs Frank Fackler. Mrs Fackler gave a reading on etiquette at church and Mrs Klinginsmith read an article on getting along. The next meeting will be with Mrs L M Markham at 219 N Garfield.
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Rainbow HD
Santa Fe Park
James Gordon
W. L Kessinger
J. T. Klinginsmith
Frank Fackler
Marionette Group Presents Program at Senior Citizens Club
The Chanute Recreation Commission sponsored a marionette program for the Senior Citizens Club at the Memorial building. Participants included Mike and Tim Allen Gayla Lindsey Gary Snyder Bob and Jimmy Rawn Jeff and Mike Farrell. Mrs Joe Ermey opened the meeting. Mrs Alfred Peterson led group singing with accompaniment by Mrs Alta Allen. VFW Auxiliary women hosted the covered dish dinner attended by 48 people.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Mike
Tim Allen
Gayla Lindsey
Gary Snyder
Bob
Jimmy Rawn
Jeff
Mike Farrell
Joe Ermey
Alfred Peterson
Alta Allen
VFW
Mrs Burns Heads Playschool Assn Chanute opens seventh year
Mrs Burns presides as Chanute Playschool begins its seventh year on August 31. The meeting at Mrs Earl Gehrt home with 16 mothers present introduced officers for the year: Mrs Boyd Burns president Mrs Gehrt first vice president Mrs John Loss second vice president Mrs Ralph Heaton Jr secretary Mrs Bill Smoot treasurer. Mrs Burns read by laws and Mrs R W Good is to host the next meeting on October 16.
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Chanute
Playschool Association
Earl Gehrt
S. Rutter
Boyd Burns
Gehrt
John Loss
Ralph Heaton, Jr
Bill Smoot
Burns
Land grant names Cheivy Chace near modern Washington
Lord Baltimore granted 560 acres to Col. Joseph Belt of the colonial militia. The 1725 grant lists the tract as Cheivy Chace, marking a historic land transfer near present Washington.
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Lord Baltimore
Washington
Col
Joseph Belt
Colonial Militia
Cheivy Chace
Dream of Visiting Europe Realized by Carol Puckett
Carol Puckett of Kansas City fulfilled a lifelong dream by touring Europe with a friend. She visited England, Scotland, Paris, Madrid, Italy, Switzerland and the Nordic countries, enjoyed Holland souvenirs, and flew Icelandic Air Lines with a layover in Reykjavik. She plans to return to work after a brief visit with her parents.
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Europe
Carol Puckett
Kansas City
Paul R. Puckett
England
Scotland
Edinburgh
London
Paris
Madrid
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Icelandic Air Lines
Reykjavik
Iceland
New York
Mrs Bench reports mother 91 falls and hip fracture
Mrs Laura Bailey aged 91, formerly of Chanute, living with Mrs John Bench in Girard, fell and broke her hip and is now at Girard Hospital after three months in Girard Rest Home. Jack Brookhart, son of Mr and Mrs Carter Brookhart of Lawrence, will study Spanish at the University of Madrid during his junior year, leaving for New York and Madrid with an NYU program. He plans to return to Lawrence in August 1965 and previously attended the University of Kansas after Chanute High School graduation in 1962. About 150 US students are set to attend Madrid University next term under NYU auspices. Jack and his father were visiting in Chanute Friday.
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John Bench
N. Forest
Laura Bailey
Jack Brookhart
Carter Brookhart
Lawrence
Chanute
University of Madrid
Spain
Brookhart
New York
University of Kansas
Chanute High School
United States
Madrid University
New York University
Jack
Truck Fender Damage Report Near Pioneer Hardware
Clarence Haight told police a station wagon damaged the right rear fender of a Chevrolet pickup belonging to Pioneer Hardware. The truck was parked west of the store on South Santa Fe yesterday.
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Clarence Haight
Pioneer Hardware
South Santa Fe
Deaths and Funeral for Floyd E. Davidson
Floyd E. Davidson, 56, a former Thayer resident drowned at Ely Minnesota. Born April 30 190, he was married in 1934 to Velma Ellingsworth who died in 1950. Survived by mother Mrs E C Davidson three brothers and two sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Mound Valley Methodist church with Masonic graveside service at Oakwood Cemetery Parsons. Robison Funeral Home Thayer in charge.
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Floyd E. Davidson
Thayer
Ely
Minn
Lyon County
Edgar and
Marie Davidson
Velma Ellingsworth
Mound Valley
Mound Valley Experiment Station
Newton
Newton Experiment Station
Mound Valley Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Independence Council No. 15
Independence
Royal Arch Masons
Cherryvale
Commandery
Oswego
E. C. Davidson
Madison
Maurice
John
Wichita
Edward
Pratt
Dorothy Shoemake
el Dorado
Margaret Mowdy
Oakwood
Parsons
Robison
Mrs Bradford 61 Dies After Short Illness at Neo Sh o Memorial
Mrs T N Bradford 61 of 815 W 7th died early this morning at Neo Sho Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born December 8 1902 in Guilford she married Theodore N Bradford June 23 1924 in Iola. She lived in Chanute 41 years was a Altoona High School graduate and member of First Presbyterian Church Tioga Home Demonstration Unit 20th Century Club and Elks Ladies Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband three daughters a brother a sister and four grandchildren with a brother Rex Travis predeceasing her. Memorial service Monday at 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Burial Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Sho Memorial Hospital
Guilford
Theodore N. Bradford
Iola
Altoona High School
First Presbyterian Church
Tioga Home Demonstration Unit
20Th Century Club
Ladies Auxiliary
the Elks
Chanute
Altoona
Omer Storck
Skintook
Okla
Darrell Nelson
Dean Sommers
LaJunta
Colo
Don Travis
Nashville
Tenn
Doris Jones
Oklahoma City
Rex Travis
First Presbyterian
Greenlawn Memorial Cemetery
Johnson Mortuary
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Walsh in Home Party
Mrs. Pat Walsh formerly Sharon Steeves was honored at a post nuptial bridal shower hosted by Mrs. F W Umbarger and others at 103 S Larson. Games, prizes, a miniature bride and groom, net sachet pillows, pink and white cake and refreshments framed a festive evening with a large guest list.
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Pat Walsh
Sharon Steeves
F. W. Umbarger
S. Larson
Umbarger
Joe E. Hummer
Earl Ostrander
hAmes
Herschel Frankenberg
Clifford Gibson
Leonard Hunt
Robert Lopeman
La‘oine Waldron
Fred Montague, Jr
Woodrow Youngberg
Charlies Baliou
Cheries Wigeons
R. Pearman
C. M. Neff
Royce Wells
Harold Anderson
Howard McNeill
50th Year For Canal In Panama
The Panama Canal marks its golden anniversary amid political tension with low key celebrations in Panama and abroad. Officials scrapped inviting President Johnson after anti American riots last January. The canal formally opened at 7 a.m. August 15, 1914, with the SS Ancon making the first official transit from the Atlantic side.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Canal
Johnson
Republic of Panama
Crabgrass Digitaria Describes Its Fingerlike Racemes
The Latin name digitaria refers to the plant's long narrow racemes that radiate from the top stem in a fingerlike arrangement, bearing flowers and seeds.
Social Calendar of Colfax Baptist Women Missionary Society Event
Aug 17 schedule lists Colfax Baptist Women Missionary Society meeting with Mrs. Glenn Hanson at R. 2 am jetreen. Past Presidents Parley of American Legion Auxiliary in Auxiliary room 6 30 p.m. Fairfield Grange No 1659 at Fairfield School 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Building 7 15 p.m. Aug 18 Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7 3 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary and Patriarchs AAli tant ICOF Hell at 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls at Mason 60 p.m. LA to 8 of RT ICOF tel 2 p.m. Women’s Chamber of Commerce at Teaga Hotel 12 noon. Wesleyan Service Guild picnic at West Shelter House Highland Park 4 30 p.m. Lady Elks Club Rooms 7 38 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room Family 50 50 Class Methodist watermelon copper north shelterhouse Sente Fe Park 7 p.m.
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Jetreen
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield
Home Savings
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Ladies Auxiliary
ICOF
Hell
Rainbow
Mason
Tel
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Wesleyan Service Guild
Picnic
West Shelter House
Highland Park
Lady Elxs
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Friday
Admissions list includes Laura Stevens Buffalo medical Mrs Ollie Powell Cameron Mo medical James H Butts Elsmore medical Ed ward Hansen Humboldt medical Marcus Guerra 1214% S Forest medical Dismissals include Mrs Don Elder and son 1014 S Larson Andrew Erickson R 2 Mrs Martin Raida Thayer Albert Chard speeding William Henry Baker no permanent address intoxication Perele from previous sentence revoked and defendant committed to county jail in Erie for remaining 10 days Fire Run Curtis Hupp residence 724 S Forest Television set
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Laura Stevens
Buffalo
Medical
Ollie Powell
Cameron
Don Elder
William Menry Baker
Perele
Erie
TOPS Meets In Sawyer Hall With Mrs Phillips Presiding
TOPS Determinettes held their weekly meeting Friday in Sawyer Hall with Mrs M C Phillips presiding. After the business session Mrs Joe Hilton read an article Have Happy 50th Birthday. The remainder of the afternoon was devoted to discussion.
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Tops Determinettes
Sawyer Hall
M. C. Phillips, Sr
Joe Hilton
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