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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1957

Page

2

Local Briefs Span Moves, Accidents, and Visits in Town

Rich ardson Ins Agency advertises low rates and claim service. Mrs Daisy M Olson relocates to Davenport Iowa. Mannions welcomed Mary Dee born December 12, daughter of Urla Christie. VFW Auxiliary to donate pocket sized books to Wadsworth Hospital. donations welcomed at 705 W Oak. Lindsay reports car damage from a Thayer collision with Albert Mikrut of Pittsburg. A two car collision at 308 N Grant damages Geiger and John vehicles. Harmony Grange hosts white elephant grab bag at school meeting. County superintendents attend Southeast Christmas dinner. Adel Throckmorton discusses textbooks and finance. Enbauk family visits en route to New York City. Larrick families from Louisville visit Cha nu te, Kentucky.

Admittances and Births Listed by Neosho Memorial

Thursday admittances include Mrs Cecil M Greenlee at 1019 S Forest for surgery and Mrs Ray mond Bell at 272 W 4th for medical. Dismissals and births noted with local names and addresses. Traffic warnings issued for illegal parking include Edward A Knecht of Erie and Thomas F Bouray at 1025 S Steuben.

Cecil M. Greenlee S. Forest Surgical Raymond Bell W. 4Th Lonza Deweese Eric Edward A. Knecht Erie Ilegal Thomas F. Bouray S. Steuben

Unions Seek Pay Hikes Amid Racket Crackdown

In Atlantic City 1958 AFL-CIO vows tougher action to purge corruption and racketeering, even expelling Teamsters and two smaller unions, as it doubles efforts for wage increases and reform after Senate Rackets Committee disclosures.

Atlantic City N.J Afl-Cio Teamsters Union Federation of the Teamsters Senate

Federation vows renewed drive against crime in union movement

The convention ended with a pledge to intensify efforts to eliminate crime and corruption within the trade union movement. It criticized Senate committee focus on labor graft and urged equal action against management malpractice.

Senate Committee

Deaths and Funerals Notices in Wamego and Chanute

J L Johnson 85, father of E W Johnson editor of The Tribune, died at home in Wamego from a heart ailment. He retired after 65 years running a grocery. Survived by two daughters and other relatives. funeral plans incomplete. Mrs Elmer P Young 71, died after a stroke in Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute. Survived by husband, son, daughter, mother, siblings, grandchildren. service Sunday 2:30 pm at Methodist church. burial Vilas Bethel Cemetery. arrangements by Johnson Mortuary.

J. L. Johnson E. W Johnson the Tribune Wamego Johnson Tuscola E. W. Johnson Elmer P. Young W. Main Neosho Memorial Hospital Fivelia Young Neosho County Wilson County Lewis Coffeyville Neil Nelson Chanute Martha A. Hodge Emil Hodge Colton Calif Elva Endsley Wesley Woosley Tulsa Sharon Louise Wilson R. C. Young Corpus Christi Tex Young Methodist Church Judd Jones Vilas Bethel Cemetery Johnson Mortuary

PEO Chapter AM Christmas Party Held at Mrs Hamm’s Home

Humboldt reports the annual Christmas party for Chapter AM of PEO at Helen Hamm’s home Tuesday night with decorations a gift exchange and holiday refreshments. Mrs Elmer Harwood presided at the table with Mrs Sharp assisting and a brief business session. Nineteen members attended.

Chapter AM of PEO Helen Hamm Elmer Harwood Robert Sharp Harwood Ernest Karns Tulsa J. A. van Nice G. C. van Nice Perry Okla Walter F. Jones Humboldt Past Matrons Club Eva Moon Masonic Hall Mary Smith Humboldt Chapter CES Lucille Brown

Humboldt club holds December meeting with officer installs

Mrs Bernard Tinkler presided as officers elected earlier were installed by Mrs Marvin Wellcome. New officers include Laura Ryan president and Ernest Mueller secretary treasurer. The group planned a fruit and cookie fund for the Allen County Home for the Aged in Lola. A gift exchange ended the program with Mrs Wellcome receiving the Luna gift.

Bernard Tinkler Marvin Wellcome Lauren Ryan Ernest Mueller Frank Hemphill Wellcome Luna Allen County Lola

How Can I Remove Rust and Restore Leather Cushions

The guide suggests rust removal by applying kerosene with powdered bath brick for roughing the surface. It also recommends preserving leather auto cushions by thoroughly rubbing linseed oil, and removing paint from porcelain or glass with coal oil as a cheaper alternative to turpentine.

Cattle and Hog Prices Slide in Kansas City Market Report

Kansas City market notes show cattle offerings light with steady to mixed prices. Calves and utility cows hold, hogs 25 to 75 cents lower, sows 15.00 to 16.00, butcher weights 17.50 to 18.50, native feeders around 20.50, lambs 21.00 to 50, eggs and produce with slight shifts, Chicago prices mostly firm.

Kansas City USDA U.S Chicago

Scout News Den 4 Pack 100 Cubs Meet at Den Mothers Home

Cub Scouts from Den 4 Pack 100 gather at Mrs B A Morris Jr home for a meeting with rocket yell Jingle Bells roll call and awards. Den mother Mrs Dean Burtch leads skit practice and candleholders are painted while den chief Dennis Baker demonstrates new stunts.

Den B. A. Morris Jr Dean Burtch Dennis Baker

Tioga HDU Officers Host Christmas Party

Tioga HDU members gathered for a Christmas party with 20 attendees. Mrs. Charles Henshall presided as hostess and officer installer, with new officers named and gifts exchanged.

Cubs Hold Christmas Meeting At Den 3 And Den 2

Cub Scouts of Den 3 Pack 100 met at Mrs. Hazel Creech home with Donald Preeck serving refreshments while Mrs. John Ranz assisted. They shared weeklong projects and planned a swap gift party for the next meeting. Den 2 Pack 100 met at Mrs. G. J. McGee’s home eight members attended and worked on Christmas presents. Ronnie Freeberg led the flag salute and a Christmas party was planned for Dec 17.

Cub Den 4 Pack Boyd Moon Moon Bob Newton Ed Campbell Lyle Swink Dale Edwards Zion Lutheran Church Bill Burghart Dennis Dodd Billy Burghart The Christian Church Harold Vaughn Hazel Creech Eldon Kuhn Creech EUB G. J. McGee Ronnie Freeberg Cubs Thomas Grady Living Circle Cub Promise

Rebekah Circle Holds Christmas Meeting at Leavitt Home

Mrs. Charles Leavitt hosted the Rebekah circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service at 306 North Kansas Street on Wednesday. Co-hostess was Mrs. John Williams. The gathering featured Christmas decor, group singing led by Mrs. Robert Briley, a reading of The Christmas Story from Luke by Mrs. Jessie Young, and a lesson on The Meaning of Advent by Mrs. E. P. Gibson. A trio—Janis Prather, Ann Osborn, and Sue Tebow—sang No Candle Was There and No Fire with Marcia accompanying.

Charles Leavitt Kansas Rebekah Women's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church John Williams Robert Briley Jessie Young Luke E. P. Gibson

Mona Mae Milliken Mission Offering Reported

Mrs Shelton Propst presided as Mona Mae Milliken African missionary offering was taken. Refreshments were served to 20 members and four guests. Attendees included Mmes Art Holmes WSCS president Virgil Stouder D V Osborn and F D Clopine.

Subway Strike To Be Probed By State Legislator

New York Assemblyman William A. Kummer called for a probe of the Transit Authority over the subway motormen strike affecting millions since 5 a.m. Monday. He urged removal of two TA commissioners for arrogant statements and criticized TA leadership.

New York William A. Kummer Manhattan

Subway Strike Still Reduces City Service

The report notes rush hour subway service at 70 percent of normal as Mayor Wagner considers a strike-ending formula. Partial service remains, aided by nonunion motormen and supervisors, with more workers returning each day.

Robert F. Wagner

Mishap Fatal at Aldermaston Atomic Furnace

Britain announced one man died and several others were injured in an accident at the Aldermaston nuclear research plant. The incident occurred at the atomic furnace section of the facility, drawing quick official attention and safety inquiries.

London Britain Aldermaston

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