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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1969
Page
5
Real estate notice for a carpeted three bedroom property at 408 S Plummer. It features central heat, air conditioning, electric stove, and an attached carport on a corner lot.
Richard E. Willis, promoted to vice president in charge of operations at Ash Grove Cement Co. Willis joined in 194 as plant engineer here, rose to plant superintendent in 1963 and general superintendent in 1966 before moving to Kansas City. He succeeds Andrew Lundteigen Jr. who retired after 42 years. Willis oversees production and maintenance and future facility planning. The company runs cement plants in Chanute and Louisville Nebraska and lime plants in Missouri and New Hampshire. Willis lives at 316 S Tennessee and serves as director of the Bank of Commerce.
The High Prairie and Buffalo United Methodist Churches observed Student Sunday led by Rev. Ed Manherz. Readers included Mike Wilson and Bob Peterson with Fred die Weston. Music featured Gerda Offenbacker on drums Clay Braman and John Campbell on guitars. Acolytes were Kathryn Robinson Becky Wescott and ushers Glenn Follmer Larry Becannon. A luncheon and poundage shower for the youth followed at the Buffalo church.
In Aucanquilcha Chile the highest town on earth Indian miners labor a full day at 17 500 feet as visitors struggle for air and feel dizzy from the altitude.
Salt Lake City AP reports Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints President David O. McKay marks his 68th wedding anniversary with Emma Ray Riggs. Married in 1901 at the Salt Lake Mormon Temple, they have six living children and nearly 50 descendants. family and close associates were expected to visit.
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