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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1957

Page

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Peace on Earth Joint School Christmas Concert

The Memorial building hosted a Christmas music program titled Peace on Earth by combined schools. Children’s choruses joined the high school mixed choir and Junior College choir in tableaux directed by Karen Penner with lighting and costumes adding atmosphere.

Memorial Building Karen Penner Dhone Donna Shoemaker Mary Rodney Sievers Joseph Ranier Nooteboom Russel Hilton Richard Hummer Shepherds Milton Jackson Kent Dobson Steve Wells Wise Men Janet Ahlf Patricia Olson Nancy Legge Patsy Bowden Angels Morris Chambers Royster Junior High Kenneth Tebow Ellen Sue Wagner Berry Gerkin

Christmas Programs At Area Schools Before Vacation

Schools prepare for a 12 day Christmas break with concerts, carols and parties. Junior College YM-YWCA hosts a wassail tea and reading of A Child Is Born. Alcott, Lincoln, Roosevelt, St Patrick's and others schedule programs, room parties and gifts exchanges for students and mothers.

St. Patrick's Ym-Ywca Stephen Vincent Benet Juco Kay Club L. Don Richardson First Church of God Mike Jordan Bill Haskins Larry Thompson Royster Barbara Chambers Larry King Hutton Lincoln School Louise Stephens Roosevelt Alcott Santa Jeff Talbott Murray Hill Margaret Hollenshead John Willeatt Brian Haller Tom Breiner Robert Bania

Mrs Mayme Clevenger Dies From Accident Injuries

Mrs Mayme Clevenger 67 of Bucklin died in a hospital here yesterday from injuries sustained in a road accident on a country road between Ford and Wilruse Gardens. The collision occurred earlier on the country road.

Dodge City Mayme Clevenger Bucklin Ford and Wilruse Gardens

Cost-Plus Plan Criticized as Taxpayer Burden by Santa Fe Leader

Jack E. Lester, assistant general manager of the Santa Fe, told a Rotary club gathering in Topeka that cost-plus contracting creates unnecessary labor and high costs. He noted two Kansas plants, one privately funded at about 4 million and a government plant at 40 million, and cited Santa Fe property taxes at 52 million and roadway maintenance at 18 million as evidence of railroads paying far more than trucks. He urged focus on the next generation rather than elections.

America Jack E. Lester Topeka The Santa Fe Rotary Club Kansas Lester Siure

Contract Award For Erie Project

Bids on grading and a new Neosho River bridge for the USS59 relocation near Erie were approved by the State Highway Commission. Nelson Brothers of LaHarpe and John S. McAdam of Moran won the six miles of grading at 380 730 dollars, while Reeto Construction Co. of Pittsburg won the 830 foot steel bridge at 333 325 dollars. Work is set to start soon, weather permitting, with bids opened at Parsons on December 5.

Erie State Highway Commission Nelson Brothers LaHarpe John S. McAdam Moran Reeto Construction Co Pittsburg Parsons Johnson Shawnee Hutchinson Johnson County Ottawa Merriam Shawnee County

76 Families Are Adopted In City Christmas Drive

Les Matthews of the Chamber of Commerce reports all 76 families on the original Christmas lists have been adopted. Additional families still may be adopted, and 30 more were adopted yesterday by the Elks Club.

Les Matthews Chamber of Commerce The Elks Club

Sputnik I Expected to Fall in January

The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory predicts Sputnik I, the first man made satellite, will fall to earth early in January. The 23 inch 184 pound sphere was launched October 4 by the Soviet Union and the final stage rocket ended November 30, per Smithsonian Director Fred L. Whipple.

Cambridge Mass Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Smithsonian Fred L. Whipple

Oil and Gas Group Backs Sales Tax for Revenue Rise

The Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Assn endorsed a sales tax boost as a fair revenue solution, opposing targeted taxes on special groups. About 115 attendees at the Tioga Hotel heard speakers warn of severance tax challenges and urge industry-driven tax reform to stay viable in Kansas.

Eastern Kansas Oil & Gas Assn Tioga Hotel Gerald Gordon Gordon Associated Industries of Kansas, Inc Alex Hotchkiss Lyndon Supreme Court Director of Revenue John Sherman Jr S. Highland Sherman Kansas Tom Orr Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Assn Orr Carl Weiner II Highland J. O. Couch S. Wilson

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Report 1957 Update

Traffic fatalities in Topeka compiled by the State Accident Records Section record three deaths in the past 24 hours. Year to date 1957 totals rise to 550, compared with 648 for the same period in 1956.

Topeka Kansas

Legislators Laud Progress At Southeast Kansas TB Hospital

Top legislative leaders on a six day tour of state facilities praised the Southeast Kansas tuberculosis hospital for rapid nine month progress. Sen. August Lauterbach and Rep. Robert Anderson cited a three month average stay and 49 beds filled with 68 staff, noting strong outpatient service and local impact in Cherokee County.

August Lauterbach R-Colby Robert A. Anderson Ottawa House Ways and Means Kansas Hospital Sen. Lauterbach Anderson Southeast Kansas Kansas Cherokee County William Fribley R-Crestline Cherokee Ways and Means Committee School For the Deaf Olathe State Mental Hospital Osawatomie Robert N. Allen Allen Second Larson Pittsburg Teachers College Parsons State Training School George Jackson State Board of Social Welfare Department of Administration Walter Kuiken Henry Knouff James Ayers Neosho County Senate George W. Jackson State Department of Social Welfare Roy A. Lawson Tribune

Dorst Seeks City Workman’s Comp in Continued Hearing

Dana E. Dorst seeks compensation under the Workman's Comp Act claiming city employment at the April 4 accident. City denies employe status and insurance coverage questions loom. Hearing before Commissioner Bill M. Steyick extended after 3.5 hours with cross examination and medical costs cited.

Dana E. Dorst Oak Dorst Bill M. Steyick R. J. Hayes George Donaldson C. W. Brennan Bill Johnson J. D. Gough

Stolen Tools Reported By John Golay R 2

John Golay of R 2 reported the theft from his home of a pulsator motor a two inch pipe cutter an electric drill and a five ton hydraulic jack. Police said the items were taken individually over a 10 day period.

John Golay R. 2 Golay

Weather note from Chanute area via Topeka bureau

Cloudy and colder with a forecast of partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday. A cold front has moved into western Kansas bringing north winds and a chance of light snow. Temperatures fell to 18 at Goodland and a 1 pm reading reached 54 as showers, hail and thunder moved through before clearing.

Kansas Chanute Weather Bureau Associated Press Topeka Goodland Hill City Dodge City

Eleven Die as Twisters Hit Illinois and Missouri

A tornado disaster in Southern Illinois and Missouri leaves eleven dead including nine in Murphysboro and one near Du Quoin. More than 100 injured and widespread destruction with 30 homes lost and fires from toppled power lines.

Illinois Murphysboro Ill Missouri Mount Vernon Richard Meneley Weather Bureau du Quoin Farmington Sunfield Y James Carter Robert Shannon Martyn Butcher Julia Marshall Bobby Marshall Brenda Joyce Johnson Richard Menley Big Muddy

Hit and Run Car Described in Local Incident

Police identified a light colored two tone 1949 automobile as the vehicle that struck a parked car owned by Andrew Guitierrez at 1317 S Forest. The hit and run driver left the scene without providing identification. Guitierrez's car was parked in front of his home and the other car would have damage to its left front.

Andrew Guitierrez S. Forest Guitierrez

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