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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1965
Page
3
Reader letters describe hair cutting by a aunt next door and family budget strain after mom stops barber visits. A boy asks for help. guidance urges earning chores to pay for cuts and keeping peace at home. Also a mother-in-law interference tale and a reply advising sharp, humorous boundary.
Betty Williams notes college crowd back at camp us with Madras attire and a reversible rain hat. A student compares physics round to New York visiting, while a neighbor recalls a parking clash. Summer fade shows on bumper stickers and back to school sales as winter fuel looms.
The Ladies of Elks Bowling League organized Friday night at Sportsman Bowl with three teams. Officers elected include Mrs. James E. Beech as president and Mrs. Clyde Hinkle as vice president. League bowing is set for 6 25 to 8 p m on Tuesdays except the third Tuesday, and first meeting is Sept 7. contact details for joining are provided.
An old ad touts Primatene tablets as nonprescription relief for asthma symptoms. It claims the medicine opens bronchial tubes loosens congestion and reduces nervous tension without injections by combining three prescription strength medicines for distress.
A Loyette shower honored Mrs. Ronald Haynes hosted by Mrs. James R. Baker at Mrs. Byrle Haynes home 1021 S Grant Thursday night. Guests enjoyed games prizes refreshments and gifts opened. Attendees included multiple area residents and friends sending gifts from various families.
The Rural Homemakers HD Unit met Thursday afternoon in the north shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park for a picnic. Mrs. Mabel Pens hosted six members and 11 children. Carlene Jordan presided with recreation by Mrs. R. E. Lopeman. Mrs. Ernest L. Kepley outlined plans for the coming bloodmobile unit. The Sept. 16 meeting will be at Mrs. Wayne Klauman’s home.
Rebels have accepted a modified version of the OAS peace formula to resolve the Dominican crisis. The changes will be presented to the civilian military junta by the OAS Political Committee for approval, potentially restoring constitutional order. The plan proposes a provisional government and disarmament as steps to general elections in nine months, though rebels objected to three articles, including the rebel downtown sector's inclusion in the international security zone.
Sally Ann Leroy and Marion Everett Tindle wed in a Friday ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. William Baldwin officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Leroy, wore a de-lustered bridal satin gown. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Tindle. A reception followed as out of town guests attended the event in Chanute.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd D Baker Cindy and Johnny of Wichita visited Mr and Mrs A E Brown sisters at 434 W Elm on a weekend detour toward the Ozarks. R E Williams and Mrs Williams attended a 63rd family reunion at Antioch Park Kansas City. Rev and Mrs Jack Crain from Foster Mo called on Ira Dutton at 1219 S Evergreen yesterday afternoon. Names listed include Johnson Lavenburg Clarence Lavern Snart Almeta Faye Heller Turner Ethel Mae Shaff Dassow Ella Elizabeth Paustian Manske Delyte Eva Fry Sowers Eva Ardis Conner Barker Peggy Ann Pons Adelgren Chanute Duane C Nuessen Yates Center with degrees noted.
Mrs Darrell Coll of Albuquerque N M spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Baker in Glen and Mike Schoenhofer of St Paul were guests Gerald Wehlage and Joey from Wichita were Sunday visitors A record 1965 Emporia State College degree total reached about 1300 with final group of 600 plus including Janet Susan Donaldson Chanute and Ronald
James E. Benton of the First National Bank and John M. Gorton of the Bank of Commerce are among students attending the annual two-week residence session of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.
The Chanute Textile Paint Club and the Mary Dell Paint Club announce an open house at the North Malcolm Community Center Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. The public is invited. Mrs Zola Sodial and her son Lee Roy Johnson returned from a five week 6500 mile trip visiting multiple cities and relatives. Mr and Mrs Dick Daugherty welcomed daughter Marina Simone born Aug 19 at Allen County Hospital Iola.
After a 72 hour Sunday session, rebel leaders agreed to management of civilian disarmament in their area and the dismantling of more than twenty military outposts in the downtown sector under Inter-American peace force supervision.
In Klerksdorp Magistrates Court the roll is read while Jeremiah and Jericho take oaths as Detective Thomas testifies against Solomon. John Peter accuses Israel of stealing cattle as Zachariah and Zephemiah testify. A half hour search for Handbrake delays proceedings, Habakkuk helps, and Isaac and Elias are accused of assaulting Luke after arrest by Officer Adam.
In Montgomery Alabama a curious cat bit a live radio wire in its owner's den causing a burn to its mouth and a small blaze that required firefighters. The incident started after the cat investigated the radio and chewed a wire. No injuries reported.
Hopkinsville Kentucky reports the first test of the new fire engine occurred at Lafayette on official business. The fire involved a 60 year old frame building once used as the town jail. The structure was abandoned years ago and the town did not carry insurance on it.
An ice cream social was attended by 41 members of the Fidelity Class of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church in Highland Park. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris Mr. and Mrs. Mort Cox and Lois Erickson. Glen Shockey presided at the meeting with devotions by Mrs. Fred Reno. The next meeting will be in November.
The Les Des and Sub Deb annual pledge dance was held Friday night at the Country Club. Fort Scott Mustangs provided the entertainment as the theme Stairway to the Stars featured blue and silver. 1964 pledge queens announced 1965 queens with Vicki Van Leeuwen and Kathy Sloan named for 1965 and attendants listed with escorts.
August social calendar lists meetings at First Baptist Hulda Parker Chapter OES Masonic Temple and Memorial Building with sessions by BPW Vashti and Cartlidge Circle. August 25 features Bound to Win Class at EUB Church Annex and Sunflower Chapter OES at Masonic Temple with evening sessions.
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