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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1966
Page
2
Dear Mrs X asks what rude behavior at hockey games might offend ladies. Ann Landers replies hockey fans are salty but not unusually so. if she wants to go with her husband, she should.
Retired minister Dr. Fred Shaw left the Allen County hospital in Iola and became a resident of Pine Crest Care Home in Humboldt. The report appeared as part of a Humboldt area community update noting local church and civic activities, visits, and family notices.
Americans have the highest per capita paper use at about 479 pounds per person annually, reflecting a peak in national consumption and waste trends across industries and households.
On this date in 1918 Woodrow Wilson outlined his fourteen points for world peace in a speech before Congress. Notes include a 1956 French reform vote and a 1965 museum gem theft recovery in Miami involving the Star of India.
Erie area notes report a VFW covered dish dinner scheduled for Monday at 7 PM in the post hall. Also listed are births at Labette County Medical Center Jacquelyn Sue Whelan and Mary Ellen Beech, with families from St. Paul Great Bend and Dewey Oklahoma. Chanute police chief Lige Matlock spoke to Boy Scouts about fingerprinting.
All employees at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital are undergoing resuscitation training based on a film and using the Resusci-Anne manikin supplied by a pharmaceutical company. About eighty staff are taking part.
Woodson County reports on Mrs. Stella Vermillion birthday celebration in Yates Center and community activities including Women’s Society meeting, library board updates, and immunization efforts under Operation Wood-Vac. Also covers hospital stay for Mrs. C. E. Wells, 4-H and Future Homemakers events, and local civic group gatherings.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Highland Le Dwight McCreight publisher Dwight Wallingford news editor John Haworke advertising manager Faye Clopine circulation manager Ben Nicholas composing foreman Dorsey Osborn press stereo foreman and circulation rates for one year thirteen dollars six months seven dollars three months four dollars in Chanute and subscription options with a note on Associated Press republication rights.
Ernest Jones seeks to quiet title to real property in Chanute Neosho County Kansas with the District Court. The defendants Harris Williams Nancy P Williams and unknown heirs executors administrators and others are summoned to plead by February 21 1964. Clerk Betty Barr attests. L H Cable represents plaintiff.
J H Barkman 60 of Newton died Friday night on U S 81 shortly after his granddaughter’s wedding. The fatal crash occurred in Wichita area traffic. Local authorities reported the incident and identified the victim.
Charles Hampton, a teacher and coach at Yates Center High School, received the Outstanding Young Educator award. President Altis Ferree presided over the meeting and Walter Bowers presented his film Tourism Trails of Southeast Kansas afterward.
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