Chanute Tribune Briefs: August 25, 1965
Chanute Tribune brief items dated August 25, 1965 note local happenings. No full articles provided to detail events, names, or places.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1965
Page
12
Chanute Tribune brief items dated August 25, 1965 note local happenings. No full articles provided to detail events, names, or places.
In Robinson Illinois Herb Knotts battled a 17 pound catfish for 15 minutes on a spinning outfit at a Shriners fishing day. The prize fish broke free after being hooked landed photographed and weighed. Pictures captured the dramatic struggle before the fish slipped away from the bank chain and snaps on the pier.
Tobacco production in Pennsylvania for the previous year stood about five million pounds below 1963 levels, signaling a notable decline in crop output.
NEW YORK (AP) A witty meditation on the days of the week argues Friday is best, but Wednesday stands as the true peak of the workweek. It praises Wednesday as the day of integrity and purposeful achievement bridging Monday duty and Friday freedom.
United States crude oil and lease condensate output rose to 7,689,700 barrels per day for the week ended August 21. Kansas increased by 5,900 barrels daily to 295,400, while Oklahoma gained 1,200 to 569,300 barrels per day.
In Owensboro Kentucky AP a 10 year old girl Ann Bristow was told by her mother to label clothes before leaving for camp. On departure day she had not labeled them and claimed other girls with marked clothes would be easier to identify so she could avoid labeling hers.
In Athens the Greek crisis widens shading the monarchy's future. King Constantine, 25, and Queen Anne Marie face rising criticism amid long-standing tensions dating back to earlier royal meddling. Demonstrators in major cities protest antiroyalty sentiment while liberals push for republican change.
Visiting families from across the region gathered in Thayer for a granddaughter Shirley Lorraine Key and Wilford Reams wedding on Aug 21. The event included a local reunion at the J Vernon Key home and outlined travel plans returning by Sept 1.
Mrs. Julia Carlson hosted Elsmore supper guests Captain and Mrs. Clifton Jackson and family from Massachusetts along with Mrs. Della Jackson. The Jacksons joined Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham for Friday supper. Elvin Miller and children from Mission were weekend guests of Mrs. Genevieve Marrs, and Paul Miller spent the week there while Martha Sue visits with Mrs. Marrs.
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