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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1966
Page
3
Compiled letters reveal Ann Landers offering comfort on child loss coping mechanisms. Advice on accepting unchangeable life events and embracing peace of mind. Also guidance on handling sensitive topics with family, including sexuality and religion, with readers sharing outcomes and perspectives.
The 1965 chart shows the Beatles slipping to third place for the first time in years while the Rolling Stones reach the top and the Seekers come in second. Betty Williams faces possible drop from Miss America pageant amid talk of timing and romance. Also noted are days honoring historical figures and everyday innovators from hamburger meat to sour cream, plus a local burglary of two evergreen trees and a tribute to war heroes and other notable figures.
A notice lists many visitors and guests over the holidays including Chester Kimes of East Liverpool, Ohio who was briefly lodged at the city jail. It also notes travel from Boise Idaho Eureka Denton Tex Caney and other places as relatives and friends visited for Christmas and New Year.
A Kansas City life insurance agent and a Coffeyville railroad fireman are among 17 state cooking champions named in the Southern Region of the 6th annual Men’s Cooking contest. Richard H. Replogle won Missouri for Chip-Herb Poppy Cock. David Meredith of Coffeyville won Kansas for Hamburger Pie. Four regional winners advance to the national event in Las Vegas from January 30 to February 5. Missouri runners-up include Thomas E. Fogerty Sr. and Irving Walmann. Kansas runners-up include Forrest W. Hastings Jr. and George Russell.
New Delhi AP reports that about one tenth of the capital's three million residents live in slums. The city commission says the housing problem has defied solution for years.
The Wilson County Soil Conservation District will hold its annual dinner meeting at the National Guard armory in Fredonia on January 10 starting at 6 30 p.m. Open to all cooperators and families. Wilson and Neosho banks provide the meal. Walter B. Hall of Tulsa will speak on Conservation The Best Is Yet to Come. One director will be elected as Theo Myers retires after 24 years on the board.
U S crude and lease condensate output fell by 45 200 barrels daily to 7 953 million barrels last week per the Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma declined 41 800 barrels daily to 556 100 Kansas also dropped 6 700 to 287 000 barrels daily This report notes reduced production across multiple states with the decline led by U S totals.
Four tables played bridge Monday night at the Duplicate Club in the Home Savings Association lounge. Above average scorers included Mrs. Bob Allen Mrs. Fred Johnson 32 Mrs. Clyde Bloomhart Mrs. Frank Jones 26% Fred Foster Mrs. Jo Payne 25% Mrs. F G Hooker Mrs. Kenneth Horton 24% Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 24%.
Juco enrollment occurs at Neosho County Community Junior College with fees due. Senior High notes smooth enrollment, adult education signups, and Pittsburg State extension interest. Hobo Day Friday features a big home game versus Pittsburg and a pep rally.
Wednesday events include multiple circles and societies across Grant Avenue Baptist First Methodist and United Presbyterian churches. Thursday programs list Royal Neighbors dinner, Missionary Prayer Bend, Sweet Station Zion Lutheran and various group meetings with times from noon to 7:30 pm.
The Chanute Cycle Club and their families gathered Monday night at the North Malcolm Community Center. Seventeen people attended including guest Patti Wolfe from Thayer. Attendees enjoyed dinner at 6 30 and played pinochle and password.
The local chapter of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees met Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davidson's home. Fifteen members and two guests attended a noon covered dish dinner. President Lester Purdy led the meeting and welcomed new member Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schichardt. The Feb. 7 gathering will be with Mr. and Mrs. Purdy.
Chanute Tribune reports brief items from Chanute and surrounding area dated January 4 1966. Community notices highlight local events, meetings, and changes affecting residents and businesses in the region.
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