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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1965
Page
2
A Chanute Tribune column from 1965 discusses family dynamics in weddings. Readers ask why brides keep the groom’s name and how in-laws influence celebrations. Additional letters urge spouses to share homemaking and financial burdens.
Yates Center Little League All-Stars advance to the Friday final at El Dorado after posting an 8 to 3 win over Iola on Wednesday and a 4 to 3 victory over El Dorado on Thursday. Gary Leonard started the first two games and Mike Peterson pitched Thursday night with a home run by Peterson. Hutchinson awaits in the final with Peterson on the mound.
A Brahma bull at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo jumped a fence, injuring spectator Mrs. Erma French who was knocked down as the animal battled a small foreign-made car. French’s condition was reported satisfactory at a local hospital as cowboys and attendants finally rounded up the bull.
Wichita Kansas AP reports July traffic on the Kansas turnpike rose to a record 648122 vehicles, beating August 1964 by nearly 36000. Toll revenue increased 16.42 percent due to high July travel and July 1 toll adjustments, says chief engineer manager L W Newcomer.
Chanute Tribune announces editorial and advertising staff including publisher Dwight VicCreight news editor Dwight Wallingford and advertising manager John Hovorka with circulation and composing leads. Publication details show evenings except Sunday and postal rates for Neosho Alien Wilson and Woodson counties with Kansas rates listed.
A delegation of four Boy Scouts and their advisor attend the National Order of the Arrow conference of the Boy Scouts of America at Indiana University Bloomington August 27 31. Nearly 4500 delegates from 50 states mark the 50th anniversary of the Order. Attending as Mi Ni Ci No lodge delegates are Larry Stoll Toronto Dale Wilson Parsons John Brewer Jr Neodesha Richard Peterson Humboldt and Charles Callahan Independence.
C I Moyer regional director of the Small Business Administration Kansas City will address Mid-America Inc at the Besse Hotel Pittsburg Sept 9. He will speak at a 6 30 p m dinner and at two afternoon sessions including the Mid-America board meeting at 4 p m. Representatives of local Chambers of Commerce from the eight county area will attend the afternoon meeting.
Global briefs report Nixon denouncing Communist negotiators as misreading US peace offers in Vietnam. Moscow protests border on detention claims against a US guide in Minsk while Izvestia cites a WWII German connection. Japan tests a three stage rocket for its 1967 satellite launch. UN set to debate seating Red China again with Cambodia leading sponsors.
Local residents report visits from relatives and friends across Kansas and nearby states. Trips include Colorado camping, visits to Denver, Rexburg, Topeka, Ottawa, Chanute, Wichita and Oklahoma City events. Several couples attend gatherings and an KU extension institute while others explore parks and historic sites.
Visitors to Humboldt area include Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson with family and Bever ly Mintz who vacationed in Ontario and Manitoba. Center Grove women plan fall meetings starting Sept 1 at Mrs. Earl White’s home. Town activities feature the Lions Club annual family picnic with 30 attendees and a second place finish in a district contest earning $25. Nearby visits included families from Beatrice and Yates Center and a note of a North Logan Grange meeting on September 2 at Prairie Center school with cookies requested.
To Lincoln for a visit with son George and family, returning home yesterday. Mr. Crosby was one of 24 ministers in the state chosen to take part in the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foxworthy with granddaughter Ann Marie Brown returned to Kansas City yesterday after visiting Mrs. Eunice Hughes who will host them for another week.
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