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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1963
Page
2
A reader opens about celebrating a golden anniversary after a troubled marriage and asks if it’s proper. Ann urges honoring children’s wishes but notes the couple’s long endured union remains emotionally distant. The column also tackles school standards for young girls and a man’s dilemma over rekindling with a former love after a family betrayal, advising forgiveness or caution.
In the wake of Kennedy's assassination Goldwater says he may reassess while still leading the GOP race. Reports say Nixon could enter New Hampshire though he will not run in 1964. Rockefeller suspends campaigning as Goldwater praises Johnson's potential.
In Ankeny Iowa the Rev Theodore W Schwartz of First Methodist Church baptizes infants by kissing their foreheads. Congregants say he has kissed more babies than most politicians and the babies have never cried.
Humboldt OES members elected Hazel Lewis as worthy matron at the Masonic hall meeting. Jack Peterson became worthy patron and Pauline Naff associate matron with Walter Naff as associate patron. Other officers include Georgia Barricklow secretary and Margaret Smith treasurer. Installations set for December 16 with Rosalie Lombard and Homer Smith presiding.
In Cynthiana Kentucky a corn picker caught fire and Dewey Kuster Jr. drove it into a pasture to save a corn field. The grass ignited and his family eight, ten, and twelve joined in beating out the blaze before it reached a new $7,000 tractor.
Lati mar Martindale a Briton who spent 75 of his 99 years in the United States notified the government he wishes to become an American citizen on March 25 his 100th birthday He lives in a Columbus nursing home and came to the city in 1953 Born near London he later moved to Canada before settling in Los Angeles where he was reportedly one of the first cable car conductors.
In Osage County, Kansas the probate court will hear Hazel Lindquist administratrix petition for final settlement and accounting in the Coral Childs estate. Defenses due by December 23, 1963 at 10 06 A M in Erie. Attorneys Balch Be Bailey for administratrix and Probate Judge John F Young seal.
In Ponca City Oklahoma Mrs Delphine Rhodd creates colorful fowl mosaics using pinto navy lima beans and lentils for wings backs and breasts and popcorn tinted with food coloring for other areas eye details are black eyed peas She says she does it strictly for fun.
Ginger M. Joy told the El Dorado bank handling parking meter funds that her $5 gold piece was deposited by mistake. The bank returned the coin after confirming the error and the piece was not applied to meters.
A Muskogee group of downtown businessmen urged the post office to halt a new accelerated business mail system after claiming delays of up to two hours. Postmaster E E Easton said some delay is part of the transition and should lessen as carriers adjust.
In Salt Lake City the National Beet Growers Federation approved a resolution denouncing the price objectives of the 1962 amended Sugar Act. It states the act aimed to set a premium on global quota sugars, not cap domestic producer returns, and calls current prices unrealistically low. The convention adjourned after adopting resolutions and electing new officers.
Gordon Miller of Grandview Washington was elected chairman. Harold Purdy of Deerfield Kansas became vice chairman, Howard Hart of Powell Wyoming was named second vice chairman, and Richard W. Blake of Greeley Colorado was elected executive secretary.
Mrs Maxine Glove Parker finally earned her diploma at Aherms Night School after 14 years. Seven of her children aged 2 to 14 sat in the auditorium to witness the milestone, reflecting a family effort behind the degree.
The sale invites bidders to inspect and bid on farm personal property at a rural location described as 11 miles west of Chanute on 39 Highway, 4 miles south and 2 east, or 8 miles north of Altoona on 75 Highway and 2 miles east, or one half mile east of High Prairie Church. The owner states the farm has been sold.
A 1961 farm sale offers 24 head of cattle including Holstein cows and calves with TB and Bangs tests, plus 1 Ayrshire and 1 Jersey, milking gear, hay, grain, implements, chickens, and furniture. Missing items and details noted. cash terms, no removal until settlement, lunch by High Prairie.
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