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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1955

Page

5

Bazaar and sale notices headline local events

News briefs list rummage bedding and food sale at 122 South Forest Friday and Saturday December 2 and 3. An Advent bazaar at First Christian Church runs December 2 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ben Wheat and Madelyn Wheat resume studies at Pittsburg State College after Thanksgiving visits home with parents Mr and Mrs George Wheat. Capt Vance Booe and family from Sedalia Missouri visited Benedict with Mrs Booes parents Mr and Mrs John Spencer. Mrs Iva Cauble of Topeka visited Benedict during the holidays.

South Forest U.W Ben Madelyn Wheat Pittsburg State College George Wheat Madelyn Vance Booe Dara Debra Galeann and Vance Jr Sedalia Iva Cauble Topeka Benedict

Thanksgiving Travel and Visitation Across Thayer Area

Mrs. Edgar Rash arrived by plane in Kansas City to meet her son Kenneth and family. Families and friends dispersed for Thanksgiving, visiting relatives in Great Bend Lincoln Neb Waldorf Md Urbana Mo Springfield Mo Parsons Parsons etc. Several local residents and visitors traveled to see kin or attend care duties including Mrs. Lola Swan funeral services and others.

Thayer Edgar Rash Palo Alto Calif Kansas City Kenneth Women of the Christian Church Lola Swan H. M. Minnich Jesse Johnston J. S. Burt M. M. Swan Great Bend Lawrence Jones Waldorf Swan W. L. Albin Lincoln Hoisington Luraine Whisman Wiiwerkenmier Paul Parsons J. C. Low Thayer School Urbana Springfield Belle Siple Ed Aillen Charlotte Bob Colborn Frank Colborn Jack Charles Bugtorf Riverdale N.C Gus Tuttle Harold Gillett Barnsdall Okla Ernest Gillett Harold Sutton Independence el Dorado R. E. Barnard Bernice Walt Herb Walt Coldwell Raymond Stafford Tulsa Cleo Stafford Truman Fogleman William Hensley Ricky New York Frankfort Germany W. D William T. Hensley

Prairie Queen Community Attends Bridal Events

About 75 people joined Connie Strack for a bridal shower at Big Creek church. Several locals attended her wedding to Jess Ryan at Humboldt Methodist. Visitors included Joan Culbertson, Ima Jane Webb, C H Stagner and Janet from Wichita, and others from Chanute, Chanute ties.

Prairie Queen Connie Strack Big Creek Jess Ryan Humboldt Methodist Church Joan Culbertson Ima Jane Webb C. H. Stagner Janet Wichita Ralph Phebus Nelson Arnett Nora Breiner Chanute Lee Francis Harry L. Briley Luke Lasley Ima Jane Lasley Charles L. Mueller Christie Ann Cathy Lynn Homer Tee) Mintz Meeker Colo Mintz Nina Lasley

Weathermen Named to Help Civil Defense on Fallout

Seven weather experts were designated to assist federal civil defense officials in determining the spread and course of radioactive fallout from hydrogen bomb explosions. The trio of agencies aims to improve protective measures and public guidance in potential attack scenarios.

Washington Civil Defense

Yankee Gil McDougald Finds Japan Baseball Crazy Land

Yankee infielder Gil McDougald returns from a goodwill safari to Japan praising the fans as baseball crazy and polite. He notes Japan uses a lighter ball on dirt fields, emphasizes pitching differences with a hesitation style, and observes the Japanese team unity and restraint after relief appearances. Providence College stands out as the only North American college run by Dominican Fathers.

Yankee Gil McDougald Japan New York Pi Gil McDougald New York Yankee Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn Dodgers Gil Lus McDougald Hank Bauer Providence R.I.) College Dominican Fathers

Fourth GI Turncoat Fails to Arrive

Fourth GI turncoat Richard R. Tenneson, 22, son of Mrs. Portia Howe of Alden Mississippi, did not arrive at the Hong Kong border as expected. U S consular officials reported no arrival indication from Canton while Chinese Red Cross said Peiping released him at his request. He was captured in Korea in May 1951 among 21 GIs who refused repatriation. The first ocean steamer passed the Panama Canal August 3, 1914.

Hong Kong China U. S Richard R. Tenneson Portia Howe Alden Miss Canton Red Cross Peiping Tenneson Korea Red China

Eastern Kansas Crude Oil Study Reveals 453 Samples

A State Geological Survey report analyzes 453 crude oil samples from 28 eastern Kansas counties. The study lists API gravity viscosity and interfacial tension, with location and depth for each sample to aid secondary recovery efforts and possible reactivation of idle fields.

Lawrence Kansas J. P. Everett C. F. Weinaug State Geological Survey University of Kansas

Carnation and Pleasant Hour Club Activities Report

Erie area clubs held meetings with nine members and one guest at the Carnation Club where a dessert was served. The Pleasant Hour Club met at North Main for wrapping Christmas packages and a dessert. future gifts and programs were planned for two weeks hence at Mrs. James Pierce’s home. Mrs. Olen Trent returned from Mercy Hospital after observation. Ralph Janssen bought the Cunningham estate residence on East Third Street and plans to move with his family after repairs. Mr. Verle Craven and wife visited Kansas City earlier in the week.

Main Street Wichita Wendell Phillips Robert Butler Erie Clement Reed Coffeyville Alice Hester Emporia Don Lawrence Miss Hester L. J. Heaton Mrs Heaton Lottie Schaal Carnation Club Marie Holt C. E. Locke Gene Highfill North Main Virginia Moody Mmes William Harvey Jack Dickerson James Pierce Olen Trent Mercy Hospital Parsons Ralph Janssen Cunningham East Third Street Verle Craven Kansas City

Rural Carrier Retires After 51 Years of Safe Service

Norwich Kansas honored Victor Merritt Doze on his retirement after 51 years and one month as a rural mail carrier. He estimates delivering mail 700000 miles without an accident and received multiple safety citations from the National Safety Council Gov Hall and other officials including the Postmaster General and Rural Carriers Association.

Norwich Kas Victor Merrit Doze Doze National Safety Council Fred Hall Gener Arthur Summerfield Assn

Butler in Honolulu for Democratic conferences

Paul Butler national chairman of the Democratic party arrived in Honolulu for a week of conferences and a speech at a $100 a plate dinner scheduled for tomorrow.

Honolulu Paul Butler Democratic Party

Cold Weather Over Nation Spreads Across Regions

The Associated Press reports a widespread cold spell across the eastern two thirds of the nation with limited relief in the mid continent. Early temps rose slightly from Texas to the Dakotas but stayed below freezing south of Oklahoma and western Texas. Rains hit Texas while freezing rain and sleet moved into Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas as Jacksonville Florida logged 39 degrees.

Associated Press Texas Dakotas Oklahoma Jacksonville Fla Kansas Arkansas

Chanute Tribune December 1, 1955 front page summary

Local Chanute paper dated Thursday December 1 1955 reports community notices and regional news items. Includes brief society notes and agricultural market updates with city political snippets and weather outlooks for the week.

The Chanute Tribune

Woodpeckers Assist In Beetle Battle

The U S Forest Service says Engelmann Spruce beetle problem is licked in Colorado's San Juan and Uncompahgre National Forests. Woodpeckers contributed to beetle control by cleaning up beetles in areas not chemically treated, according to Regional Forester Donald E Clark in a report issued yesterday.

State Sen Grimwood Dies of Heart Attack

Cedar Point Eas funeral services will be held tomorrow for State Sen. G H Grimwood 61 who died at his home yesterday after a heart attack Grimwood a Republican was serving his first term in the Legislature He was an implement and hardware dealer here and at one time was Chase County commissioner

Cedar Point Eas G. H. Grimwood Grimwood Chase County

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