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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1960
Page
3
Spring footwear highlights a mix of historic Louis heels from Versailles and Madrid adapted to modern silhouettes. High evening heels narrow to pencil shapes with varied bases, while stacked leather heels reappear on satin reptile and leather shoes in bright hyacinth tones.
Lively Life by Mar an promotes a cotton checks shirt dress and a 2 color hat set with pattern numbers 9313 7246. Includes pattern prices location for mailing and catalog request details with 1960s fashion items and home crafts offerings.
The Sunflower chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Masonic Temple at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday. On Friday there is a CWF executive board meeting led by Mrs T HM Cronemeyer at 2:00 p.m. in Katy.TOPS Determinettes gather at Grace Episcopal Church basement at 1:30 p.m. Builders class convenes at First Presbyterian Church at 1:00 a.m. The Order of Rainbow for Girls dances at the Masonic Temple at 8:00 p.m.
The Bethel class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church entertained 24 older members Tuesday evening. Men picked up guests, chauffeured them to view Christmas decorations, then the group gathered at the church for refreshments provided by the women before returning guests home.
Den 6, Pack 3 met at Mrs. Bill Kelso’s home at 318 W. 3rd Wednesday then went to Todd Smith’s home for a Christmas party. Cub Scouts played games and enjoyed refreshments before exchanging gifts.
The Best Yet 4-H Club sang carols at nearby farms then returned to Fairfield school for a meeting. Roll call asked what they most want for Christmas. Program included talks on My Horse and Foods and Sewing, a centerpiece demonstration, a Polio talk, music, and gift exchanges.
Altoona hosts a series of social events with relatives from Dumas Texas Benedict Montana California and Chanute. The Isralei city of Sodom is noted for its leading potash and bromine production in a closing line.
The Chanute Tribune prints a syndicated Ann Landers column with three letters. A Sidelines reader warns of a fiancé’s warning eruption when the fiancé learns of Greta’s dating, Fruss-Trayt ED doubting marriage timing, and T R noting a teacher call a brother stupid.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department estimates an average American consumes 1 488 pounds of food this year. Dairy 414 pounds fruit and vegetables 409 pounds meat fish poultry 178 pounds flour cereal 146 pounds sugar syrup 108 pounds butter fats oils 67 pounds eggs 41 pounds coffee tea cocoa 17 pounds.
Four Capuchin monks and four other individuals face charges in central Sicily for running an extortion murder ring based in a monastery. The eight were arrested ten months ago. the gardener died by suicide while in custody. Officials say the group extorted money under threats of harm and damage, including the 1958 killing of a wealthy farmer who refused payment.
The New York Times reports Harvard Law School professor Archibald Cox will serve as solicitor general in Kennedy's administration. The appointment, long discussed, was offered and accepted over the weekend.
A freelance writer alleges in a national magazine that at least 40 episodes of the NBC audience participation show It Could Be You from 1956 to 1958 were rigged. Ralph Edwards and NBC denied knowledge or involvement. Al Blake claimed he supplied actors and rehearsed parts, while Edwards asserted staff never conspired with him.
Dr. Tom Dooley, 33, poor health, returned from the Orient to New York to seek cancer treatment at Memorial Center for Cancer and Allied Diseases. He arrived Tuesday night and was in great pain and barely able to walk.
Focus on Health reports two health topics this week. The Dodge City Syndrome notes more young men suffer gunshot wounds from fast draw and aims to show violence as risky in TV Westerns. Surgery post care suggests letting patients bathe after operations with no adverse healing in a 100 patient test.
Mayo Clinic followed 44 children with duodenal ulcers to ages 15 to 37, finding a 50 50 chance of ulcer symptoms reappearing in adulthood. Parents are advised to be supportive and balanced, praising teens and enforcing clear limits while allowing space and privacy.
About 250 to 300 Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma business and professional men are expected at Pittsburg State College on January 11 for the Tri State Conference on the Business and Economic Outlook for 1961. Leaders include Dr Wilbur T Billington of the Federal Reserve Bank Kansas City Dr Henry Kester of the University of Colorado and W C Hewitt of Phillips Petroleum Co.
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