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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1962

Page

8

Slow Burn Remarks To Weight Watchers

HAL BOYLE offers a string of jests about dieting and weight loss. The snippets poke fun at Elmer and others, joking about scales, portions, indulgences, and cake versus restraint in a light column tone. The humor pivots on overeating, vanity, and the slow path to “normal weight.”

Hal Boyle New York Elmer

Erie Federated WSCS Meeting in January at Church

The Federated church WSCS held its January gathering at the church with 21 members attending a covered dish dinner a business session and program. A vote approved giving 150 toward church improvements. A joint meeting of all four circles was planned for February 8 at the church and tomorrow’s monthly dinner was announced. Several social visits and local club events followed with members from Erie involved in card games and exchanges.

Erie Federated Church WSCS C. P. MecKinnie Cleo J. Dalton Emery Olson

Butler Banker Dies In Kansas City

Arthur L. Wood president of the First National Bank of Butler Missouri died in a Kansas City hospital after a three month illness. He previously served as vice president and trust officer of the First National Bank of Wichita and became Butler Bank president in 1946.

Kansas City Arthur L. Wood First National Bank of Butler Wood Wichita Butler Bank

Alert Woman 108 Looks Ahead in 62

Mrs. Fannie Hull Wilson, age 108, celebrated her birthday in El Dorado while hospitalized since 1960. Born in New York, she moved to Illinois and Kansas, taught school until 1899, and spent most of her life in Potwin. President Kennedy once sent birthday greetings. she remains keen on local and world events.

EL Dorado Fannie Hull Wilson Potwin Kansas New Mexico E Dorado Wilson John F. Kennedy

Coyote Drive Sunday At Walnut Grange

The Neosho Valley Hunters Assn. holds the second coyote drive at Walnut Grange starting 10 a.m. two miles east and five miles south of Walnut. Lunch at noon. Open to all. only shotguns allowed. Six coyotes were killed at the first drive near Excel sior School.

Neosho Valley Hunters Assn Walnut Grange the Grange Walnut Excelsior School

Crosby Improves After Kidney Stone Operation

Crosby is reported steadily improving after an operation to remove kidney stones in Santa Monica. His physician Dr. Frederick Schlumberger said Crosby probably will be released from St Johns hospital within a week.

Santa Monica Calif Bing Crosby Frederick Schlumberger Crosby St. John's Hospital

Injured Kansas man dies after collision at city limits

James L. Byers 33 Atchison Kan died in a hospital Monday night from injuries suffered when his car collided with a cattle truck on U S 71 at the north city limits.

Kansas City James L. Byers Atchison, Kan U.S. 71 North City

False teeth embarrassment eased by PASTEETH powder

Advertisement claims alkaline powder strengthens dentures and reduces plate odor by sprinkling on the pilates to hold teeth firmly and improve comfort. It promises non souring action and urges purchase at rug counters as FASTERETH.

Frigid Mountain Air Moves Over Plains

A frigid Arctic air mass spread from Colorado and Wyoming into Kansas and Oklahoma after a heavy snowstorm. Up to 6 inches were forecast for the Oklahoma Panhandle, with ice on northwest Oklahoma roads and high winds in Oklahoma City. The system extended to Amarillo, Texas, bringing record cold and two deaths in Denver from exertion in heavy snowfall.

Associated Press Colorado Wyoming Kansas Oklahoma Oklahoma Panhandle Oklahoma City Amarillo Tex Texas Panhandle Tribune Garden City Dodge City New Mexico Continental Divide Mercury Casper Laramie Cheyenne Butte Mont Denver Loveland Monarch

Hearing Notice in Neosho probate for August Renken estate

In the Neosho County Kansas Probate Court the estate of August Renken deceased under administrator Clifford Gibson seeks final settlement, accounting, allowance of fees, and heir determination. Defenses must be filed by January 31, 1962 at 10:00 A.M. in Erie. failure leads to judgment. Balch & Bailey represent administrator.

Chanute Tribune Neosho County Kansas August Renken Erie Clifford Gibson Balch & Bailey Attorneys

Cattle Arrive Day Early After 65 Mile Drive

Rancher Don Hight moved 1,800 steers into a South Dakota live stock center a day early after a five day 65 mile drive from Westover. He expects about 360000 dollars net from sales starting Thursday despite weight loss. Weather included 40 mph winds and 15 below temps with blizzard conditions.

S.D Don Hight South Dakota Hight Westover

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