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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1960
Page
12
D9 survivors were brought ashore as search teams scoured the sea for eight others believed missing after the incident. The coast guard coordinated divers and rescue boats to the scene amid rough waters and ongoing weather delays.
Coast Guard searches Atlantic for eight missing crew as destroyer Pine Ridge tows survivors toward Norfolk. Chief engineer John Richart remains aboard the stern portion amid salvage risk while helicopters lift sailors. Master Capt Clark Snyder among the feared dead. Valley Forge crew assists.
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club held Christmas caroling Monday evening and handed out 13 beer baskets. Refreshments of popcorn and candy were served to 19 members, 12 parents, and six children. The Willing Workers 4-H Club also caroled at various homes with 36 members and parents before returning to Hillcrest school for snacks.
Police investigated a minor traffic accident yesterday at 17th and Edith during the noon hour. A 1952 Chevrolet delivery truck owned by Purity Dairy Co collided with a 1951 Oldsmobile owned by Carl Is Your Guide to (adv.) driven by Kenneth Cumings of 1202 S Plummer.
Leon Haviland charged with driving while intoxicated after a collision at the Main street intersection. Bak s of the car sustained damage. fines listed include 125 dollars in lieu of jail and 50 dollars for the other party. Johnson and Warren Johnson were fined for vehicle issues and license absence. Vietnam era service details appear for Johnson and Phyllis Hayes, a WAC stationed at Fort Myer with prior Germany posting and Erie High School graduation.
Leo J Lambert said today that the Chanute congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses would join more than 20 eastern Kansas and Nebraska congregations for a three day convention at Emporia in January 2022.
Cecil Knoble of Carlyle was arrested yesterday on a check charge and released on his own recognizance pending further investigation. Mrs. L. R. Spencer of 218 S Wilson returned from Prescott Arizona after a sister was badly injured in a traffic accident on November 28. Her sister Mrs. J A Hallman is improving while Mrs. Spencer's visit ends for the holidays. Hallman's husband was killed when their car went through a guard rail and plunged into a canyon.
Art Baker of 523 N Central received a 30 day county jail term after entering a guilty plea. The case details were filed in the local court and relate to the charge he faced. The sentence was handed down following the plea agreement and court proceedings.
Nine members of Den 4 Pack 100 opened their meeting Tuesday with the Scout Promise in Mrs. Fred Bell’s home at 308 N Grant. Gifts for parents were wrapped and exchanged during the Christmas party.
A short price notice for the Tribune informs readers the weekly carrier rate is 35 cents.
Mr and Mrs Charles Stiles and Kim visited with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Marquardt in Parsons over the weekend. Norman Stiles and Brad of Fredonia were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Stiles. Franz Byington of Fredonia called on the Bergs and Hud son. The Olingers are modernizing their farm purchased from the Charley Berg heirs. Leslie Brooks spent several days in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Carl Stiles and Becky attended the Christmas program in Thayer at the Methodist church. Karl Berg also mentioned in the listing.
Wichita visited his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Berg and Mrs Hudson recently. Mrs E E Heck celebrated her first birthday anniversary Saturday. Mrs Harry Stiles Mrs Charles Stiles and Kim were Chanute visitors Friday. Arlo Crawshaw named their new son Dale Alfred born December 9. Lodge Christmas party attended by Mmes Harry Berg Harry Olinger Carl Morgan Lewis Erbe Frank Bryson and Orville Ford at Plainfield hall. Roy Berg and sons move Lone Elm school house to their farm to convert into a dairy barn.
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