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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1962
Page
2
A collection of reader questions and Ann Landers replies from 1962. Topics include family caregiving after a sister’s death, dating after long courtships, reconnecting with a father after parental divorce, and seeking guidance on personal relationships.
The notice announces publication of the treasurer's quarterly financial statement. It lists filing expectations and public access details for the document, stating where and when the statement can be reviewed by stakeholders and the public.
Midshipman Robert Stevens returns to the Naval Academy after a 30 day furlough with family in Altoona. The Neodeska area reports probate notice appointing L. C. Cable as administrator of Albert Solomon estate, with nine month creditor claims. Local social events include a parade, a birthday party, hospital visits, and funeral services for W. W. Franksenberg.
Residents from Kimball and nearby towns joined gatherings at Riverside Park in Chanute and Iola with many families attending. The report notes friendly exchanges during outings, a Kimball Supper Club watermelon feed, and visiting relatives from Rockford Illinois, Fort Riley, Rolla, and Humboldt. A separate Los Angeles dispute over sick leave and pay raises involved lumber drivers, and census comparison highlights urbanization trends from 1790 to 1960.
Clarice Dorris of Maple Park spends weeks in Kansas City with her parents the Dorris family before moving to Topeka for a new nursing-related posting. Robert Horner and children from Vandenberg AFB California visit Horace Jones family before joining a Topeka recruiter post. Janice Volk returned last week.
Market notes show Grade A Large eggs at .cc000s 31 and Grade A Medium at .25. Breaker receipts at 20 and current receipts listed. Roosters and hens priced per 5 pounds and up at 04, hides under 30 pounds at 10 cents a pound and over 30 pounds at three dollars each.
Harry Welk was dismissed from the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City and returned home Friday.
A series of social visits and events are recorded. Mr and Mrs Robert Horner called at the Elsie Newberry home. Bertha Clum stayed with sisters Mrs Vieira and Elsie Hines. Lyle Clum and grandmother Bertha Clum were guests. Lyle is stationed at Fort Sill. A bridal shower for Janice McKelvy at Excelsior church basement ahead of her marriage to Bernard Gough. Glenn Jones works near Galesburg with Jack Hughes crew. Wayne Taylor and Larry visited his parents.
At a Boy Scout camp near Anniston Alabama the camp’s lake fleet grows to include a 21 foot Chinese junk donated by a Boy Scout Council member joining nine canoes and three row boats already there.
In Los Angeles, five Teamsters truck drivers at W. E. Cooper Lumber Co. walked out Thursday over a contract dispute. A nonstriking office worker offered water as the strike began, with drivers saying they do not want to picket the company but feel compelled to strike.
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