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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1964
Page
3
A reader blasts Ann Landers for treading on moral ground after a husband forgives infidelity. Landers defends forgiving and keeping homes intact, citing realism and practicality. The column then answers about wedding guest lists and a teen dating query with practical, frugal advice and a note inviting letters.
US monitors near the Iron Curtain reportedly track Soviet missile launches and can distinguish missiles from spacecraft in a project called Headbone. Defense Department had no comment amid a wheat sale report. A re signed State Department aide disputes on tape recordings of Otto Otepka conversations, implicating John F. Reilly. the probe into his dismissal continues.
Some teachers overseas protested a $100 annual pay raise by returning the extra funds in installments to Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara. E. L. Katzenbach announced the protests on Tuesday, noting uncertainty about how many teachers have returned the money but confirming it is being sent back to the teachers.
The Commerce Department approved new wheat export licenses totaling 42 million dollars to the Soviet Union and 10.5 million to Soviet bloc nations. Licenses now cover 167 million dollars in wheat shipments to Russia, though only one deal has been disclosed. Last week, a U.S. grain trader indicated continuing activity in market negotiations.
The Navy halted the Typhon antiaircraft missile after development difficulties and will proceed with an advanced antiaircraft missile while testing Typhon radar components. About $230 million previously invested plus $58 million this year supported Typhon work.
Officers were installed led by president Cecil Stone with vice president Brad Wheeler as corresponding secretary Hank Andre Lola recording secretary and Melvin Hubler treasurer Mrs C K Davis served as reporter Freshments followed the ceremony.
Community groups and meetings listed with times and locations across multiple clubs and organizations including Peace and Pr HD Unit Mrs Nola Ellison 205 St Kansas Huston PTA Club 606 Evergreen WMS First Church of God parsonage 133 W 9th Holly Mothers Club 217 N Forest Merry Mothers Club Jenkins 320 Wilson Today s Mothers Acker son 12 Wilson Autumn Mothers Club LaRue 13 S Steuben Delta Study Club Foster 210 Tennessee American Legion Memorial Building dinner 6 30 Rainbow for Girls Mesanine Temple Circle Rebekah Lodge 1000F hall 7 30 Senior Citizens Memorial Bldg covered dish 11 30 TOPS Determineties Sawyer hall 1 30 Bridge Country Club 1 3 Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 Hobby Club Harold Arthur 423 Lafayette 2 p m
Mrs. Foster Myers hosted the Who's Who Study Club at 508 W 7th where officers for the coming year were elected. Officers include Myers president Hupp vice president Wasser secretary Erickson treasurer Clemens sunshine chair Clemens and parliamentarian critic Peterson.
Mrs Myra Brobst hosted twelve members at 512 S Highland on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs A Peterson presided. The lesson Eight Days to Make a Miracle by June Callwood was given by Mrs J E Bradshaw. Mrs C E Wanamaker led devotions. Officers elected for the new year were Pearl Wink president Ernest Stemple vice president Ida White secretary and treasurer.
The Vilas Lutheran Church Women gathered Sunday evening at the church for a pot luck supper and business meeting led by Mrs. Roy Anderson. Mrs. Elmer Anderson presented the lesson on Mary, with participants Mrs. Paul Anderson Mrs. A F Salomonson and Mrs. Roy Larson among ten attendees.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarch Militant in the IOOF hall installed officers led by Fort Scott’s Nettie Biggs as president and W. A. Coonrod as secretary. Installing officer Anna Christie was assisted by R. L. Christie, Coonrod, Jean Lance and Nathan Hole. Members from Humboldt Fort Scott and Chanute attended and refreshments followed.
Walther League of Zion Lutheran held Sunday night gathering in the church basement with 29 members answering roll call for a New Year’s resolution. New assistant counselor Ron Bayer introduced. Members reported on sales and a circuit meeting planned for Parsons January 12 and Fort Scott January 19, plus a film on the Deaf Institute in Detroit.
The Cheerful Workers Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Bernard Wyatt’s home at 815 W Elm Tuesday evening with 27 members and one guest, Mrs. Dale Sneeringer. Mrs. Elma Pence led devotions titled A Different New Year, followed by a Bible quiz and game led by Mrs. Junior Fritz and Mrs. E. E. Zastrow. Mrs. Nola Ellison presided over the business meeting. An egg nog recipe was shared as a pick up drink and an orange nog variation was suggested using egg, orange juice and a pinch of salt.
Nine members of the 20th Century Club met at Mrs. S. E. Null’s home. Mrs. C. L. Keas presided. Mrs. T. N. Bradford reviewed an article on the monarch butterfly history. Devotions were by Mrs. R. R. Elder. Roll call covered miscellaneous topics.
Mrs Fackler welcomed Group 3 of the CWF at the Christian church in one Monday session. Mrs Wayne Ellis led the business meeting while Mrs A B Nelson presented the India lesson and Mrs Lowell Kreider offered devotions. Coffee was served to 14 members and one guest, Mrs Nelson.
John A. Gearhart of Erie was elected 1964 senior vice commander of Chanute Barracks, Veterans of World War I, at a Memorial Building gathering. J E Vance, also of Erie, named junior vice commander. D L Geeding presided after C H Slater of Humboldt resigned as senior vice commander. Slater plans to move to Oklahoma. Frank H. Krone of Chanute named 1964 membership chairman. John W. Thielen received a past commander’s pin. Shelton Propst announced district meetings in Coffeyville and Chanute for 1965. Grant Wilson and Slater reported on membership drives as 251 members enrolled. Ernest T. Crawford led prayer, after a pot luck supper with the auxiliary.
Mr and Mrs R H Crawford of Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Neva Leah to Charles M Stout of Wichita. Neva Leah Crawford grew up in Humboldt and is a Humboldt High School and Chanute Junior College graduate employed as a secretary in Sedgwick County Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas office. Charles M Stout, a Tulsa University graduate, is employed as a salesman for Solar Enterprise of Kansas in Wichita. The wedding date will be announced later.
Scout News Troop 25 held its yearly charter presentation at Zion Lutheran Church Monday night. Eddie Mueller led flag ceremonies, Larry Weber gave the welcome. The film What is Boy Scouting was shown. Elected committees include W. H. Wilkins chairman, Loren Marsh secretary treasurer, Jim McKenzie outdoorsman, Paul Mueller equipment, Lyle Swink transportation, O. K. James parents participation, Larry Weber scout master, Elmer Pilgrim and O. K. James assistant scout masters. Refreshments served to members, parents, and guests Mike Collins, C. Fisher, George Palen Cha rman local district chair.
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