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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers prints a chaotic reader letter about a teen who asks how to get bronchial pneumonia, a friend involved with a girl, and a family dealing with a teenage son stealing. Landers advises addressing the boy directly, avoiding threats, and rebuilding one’s life.
The article notes Jay Hovorka son of Mr and Mrs John W Hovorka of Larson celebrated his seventh birthday with guests Debra Dodd Davi Cloke David Murr ing Mark Haight and Jerry Hoverka joining the family. A reader voice criticizes Ann Landers column for divorce advice.
A series of birth notices lists children born to several families. Cathy Denise Click, Nate Walls, Debra Leona Brazil, Brad Eugene Powers, Barry Keith Welch, and Mark Alan Buchanan are named with parents and birth dates in November and addresses across Highland Thayer and nearby areas.
The St. Cecilia Music Club held its annual Christmas Vespers at 4 PM Sunday in Firs Presbyterian Church with about 250 attendees. Mrs. Dave Petterson played the organ prelude, the chorus sang carols, and the string ensemble performed a Christmas Concerto with readings from the Gospels.
St Patrick's Altar Society held a Christmas covered dish dinner Sunday in the school gym. Attendees included Rev Vincent Brown and his mother and Rev Thomas Scaletty, Sisters Daniel, Paschall, Dennis, Jeanett, Merita, and Gus Gotters. Officers elected were Mrs T J Scott president, Mrs Richard Sewart vice president, Mrs Earl Moore treasurer, Mrs Ronald Fleming secretary. Gifts were exchanged by 30 members attending.
Betty Williams laments lost vacation time in labor negotiations and ponders a "day off" policy. She argues fewer accidents and productivity gains if people stayed in bed on such days, noting broader economic and safety benefits.
The Dorcas Queen Esther and Any Man's classes at a Christian Church hosted a Christmas program before a fellowship hall dinner. A rough night caused a coffee delay, but Ed Wolfe oversaw gifts and a program of poems and stories by Mrs. Ralph Garvin and Mrs. Nelle Stevens for about 80 attendees.
Norfolk AP reports a Coast Guard search for a Navy F4U Phantom I jet with two officers aboard after it vanished during a routine training flight about 35 miles off Virginia Beach. Lt(jg) Robert L. Carter, 25, and Lt(jg) James L. McDonald, 27, were identified as the crew.
The Hu da Parker Chapter of the OES hosted a Saturday night turkey dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Vernie Steele 529 Kansas. Hosts were Mrs Steele Worthy Matron and Kenneth Raney Worthy Patron. The meal featured a Christmas tree of gold leaves and was served by Mrs Steele’s daughters Mrs Joe B Clark Wichita Mrs Marion Storrer and Pam of Derby. Gifts were exchanged and moving pictures of Eastern Star and White Shrine activities taken by Steele were shown.
In Taipei on Sunday a high profile wedding linked a mainland Chinese girl with an American from Salina, Kansas, in one of Formosa’s largest nuptial celebrations. The ceremony united two families amid prominent attention from local and international press.
The Social Calendar lists multiple events across Roosevelt PTA Chanute clubs and local groups at various venues with times from 7:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. The marriage of Helen Hsu of Anhwei Province to Dale C. Holmgren draws 1,000 guests including Philippine Ambassador Narciso Ramos. Holmgren, a former U S Army officer and Civil Air Transport manager, and Hsu, a former airline stewardess and early CNAC officer, are named with their backgrounds and connections. Best man Sig 0. Larson of Denver attends in Bangkok assignment.
The Four Square HD unit hosted a Christmas dinner Friday evening at the Sorghum Valley Grange Hall with husbands as guests. Mrs. F A Prosser spoke about a Hawaii trip and showed colored slides. Mrs. Raymond Clemens led the brief business meeting.
Chanute Tribune reports on local events and notices as December 7 1964 ushers in holiday season. Community happenings include municipal schedules, school activities andUpcoming ideas for local readers.
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