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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1966

Page

5

Legion Auxiliary Gifts TV to Southeast Kansas TB Hospital

The Chanute American Legion Auxiliary donated a 12 inch portable television to the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital last week for veteran patients. President Mrs. Eugene Cornish presented the gift, continuing the auxiliary’s annual project. Previously they donated four portable radios for patient entertainment.

Eugene Cornish American Legion Auxiliary Chanute American Legion Auxiliary Kansas Washington

Erie- Class Elects Fred DeLano and Rites

Fred DeLano and Mrs. Dean Riedesel led the Sunday school class of the Christian Church as officers for the coming year. Mrs. Gladys Ratliff returned from Oklahoma City after a 10 day visit with daughter Mrs. Lee Mattox and family. Fifteen members attended with guests Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watkins who shared Hawaii slides. Numerous local families attended the funeral of Oliver Craig and visiting relatives gathered from Chanute Parsons and Wichita among others.

Erie Gladys Ratliff Oklahoma City Lee Mattox Fred DeLano The Christian Church Dean Riedesel Ralph Watkins Henry Watkins Hawaii Ken Martin Emily Tiffin David Dalton Fairborn Ohio Cleo Dalton Daltons Ada McCune Chanute C. V. McCune Jr Bruce Prairie Village Roy Miller Glen Lowe Hepler Oliver Craig Wesley Clendenen Raymond E. Bauer Arlene Smith Robert E. Womack Don Kessinger James Rourk Paul Vaughn Richard McHaley Merle Duff Bill McClanahan Clyde Hildebrant Bob Schuster Frank Smith Jack L. Franklin Marie Morris Stanley Harris Ida Alvin Ericson Elsmore Roy Surridge James Pontious Pittsburg Loren

Ancient rose praised as queen of flowers across eras

The rose ranks among the oldest cultivated blooms. In 600 B.C. Sappho called it queen of flowers. Cleopatra used rose water and likely slept on a rose petal filled matress.

Sappho Cleopatra

Harm to Cattle In Overfeeding

Erie high condition or overfatness can cause temporary or permanent sterility in bulls and cows. Excess condition reduces longevity and wastes feed. Feed according to nutritional needs, avoid excessive protein and exotic supplements, and ensure calcium phosphorus salt and vitamin A are provided. County extension office provides feed information.

Erie Fred DeLano Neosho County County Extension Office

Woody's Cafe and Motel Sold in Yates Center

After 27 years of operation Woody's cafe in Yates Center changes hands to Bennie and Jo Vanatta of Wichita. The new owners took charge January 1 and will keep the Woody's name and staff, while continuing to serve travelers at the site on the US 76 US 54 intersection.

Bennie R. Vanatta Wichita Vanattas Jimmie Wichita State University Woody

Who Is Essential in City Strike? Executives See Clerks Stay Home

New York City faces a transit strike that keeps clerks away while many executives man the desks. Banks and insurance firms report mixed attendance, with some managers handling clerical tasks and others delaying routine processing as buses and trains run late.

New York New York City John V. Lindsay Queens Bronx East Side Manhattan New York Life Insurance Co Equitable Life Assurance Society New York Stock Exchange

Johnson May Delay Budget Report to Congress

President Johnson may request extra time to present the annual budget to Congress, with the House Appropriations Committee split. Supporters like Chairman George Mahon emphasize reliability over speed, while Republican Frank Bow warns of implied willingness to cut Great Society programs to fund Vietnam.

Washington Johnson Congress House Appropriations Committee Rep George H. Mahon Texas Mahon Associated Press Stewart L. Udall Frank T. Bow Ohio

Mohole project moves forward on ocean drill platform

A full go has been given to build the Mohole ocean drilling platform in a $108 million U S government venture to reach six miles deep through ocean and earth. Led by geophysicist Gordon Lill, the project will start with harbor work in San Diego and take about three years, featuring a giant unanchored raft supported by six submersible hulls and a 240 foot derrick.

Washington Gordon Lill National Science Foundation National Steel & Ship Building Co San Diego Lill

Firecrackers Spark Prison Alarm in Cincinnati Workhouse

In Cincinnati Ohio police investigated blasts inside the Workhouse on Monday. Authorities say firecrackers smuggled by a prisoner caused the explosions and prompted checks of cell blocks.

Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati

Neosho Countians Extend Soil Conserving Practices

Neosho county farmers converted about 10 160 acre farms to grassland and built terraces spanning Chanute to Erie three times. They dug 70 ponds with over 100 acres total capacity and created grass waterways, diversions, drainage ditches, and pasture planning with federal and local support from the Soil Conservation Service and Farmers Home Administration.

Neosho County Chanute Erie The Soil Conservation Service Agricultural Program Service Agricultural Extension Service Farmers Home Administration Soil Conservation District

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