Lynda Bird Johnson Robb Named on Best Dressed List
Lynda Bird Johnson Robb appears at No 9 on 1967 best dressed list replacing her mother Mrs Lyndon B Johnson who drops from the roster. First place goes to Mrs Wyatt Cooper with a list of socialites and notable wives including Mrs Carter Burden Mrs Charlotte Ford Narcos and Faye Dunaway among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynda Bird Robb
White House
Lyndon 8B. Johnson
Lynda
Ronald Reagan
California
Wyatt Cooper
Gloria Vanderbilt
Princess Lee Radziwill
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fashion Hall of Fame
Eleanor Lambert
Robb
Cooper
Carter A. Burden
Charlotte Ford Niarchos
Automobile Family
Harilaos Theodoracopulos
Angier Biddle Duke
Spain
Lauren Bacall
Henry Ford II
Charles Spittal Robb
Lynda Bird Johnson
Angus Ogilvy
Princess Alexandra of Kent
Faye Dunaway
Humboldt Area Visitors Share Christmas Week News
Humboldt residents report holiday visits with Frances Klingensmith and the Rutledges. PEO meeting canceled due to severe weather and illness. Local people travel, recuperate, or finish schooling as military and college plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Richard Klingensmith
Teri Kay
Darin Lee
Frances Klingensmith
John Rutledge
Erie Clubs Hold Meetings and Social News
Pleasant Hour Study Club met in Mrs. John Bass's home with nineteen members and three guests. Gifts to Parsons State Training Center were reported, and a Fabrics talk followed by a high school speech class session. Upcoming dinner to honor husbands set for Feb 17 at 6 30 p.m. Annette Rachel Bohrer named newborn daughter of Rex and wife. Various visits, travels, showers, and illness notes fill the local social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie I
John Bass
Bill Harvey
Frederick Swan
Jim Carlson
LeRoy Priess
Richard Wood
Parsons State Training Center
Carlson
Jill Swan
Bass
Ralph Wheeler
J. E. Burden
Death notices and travels around Earlton area
Mrs Winifred learned of her aunt Mrs Fannie Jones of Girard passing on December 31 Burial was in Girard cemetery Jones and her husband Dr Fred Jones were Earlton pioneers and teachers in Neosho county Edna Scribner and Paul Freeland were guests in Chanute Free lands headed to Monterey Mexico for winter Slippery roads caused minor incidents along Earlton intersections The Borchers family drove to Wichita to fly Verlyn out to a plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Winifred
Fannie Jones
Girard
Girard Cemetery
Scribner
Leonard Scribner
Chanute
Freelands
Monterey
Mexico
C. H. Borchers
Bobby
Wichita
Verlyn
Home clinic aids children with impaired hearing
A Kansas City program using a home setting teaches parents how to communicate with deaf children ages six months and up. Dr. June Miller explains repeated speaking and engaging activities help children learn to understand and speak, with regular visits to a home center before preschool.
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Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
June Miller
Medical Center
Tribune ad directs calling after six
A classified notice instructs readers to contact the Tribune at HE 19400 after 6 p.m. for service or information. The text provides a single phone contact and a time window.
Chanute Tribune Briefs Chronicle Local Events
Chanute Tribune reports January 11 1968 brief items from local sources. Notices include community meetings school updates and civic notes affecting residents and businesses.
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Lynda Bird
Humboldt Area
Harold Williams
Opal Williams
Williams
Emporia
L. H. Bunnell
Carlsbad
N. M
Indaw
A. B. Collins
Ernest R. Mueller
Harvey Mueller
Jan.e
Fort Lewis
Wash
Vietnam
Bob Jones
Iola High School
Emporia State Teachers College
Better Homes Unit
Humboldt National Bank
Mary Frances Lytle
Margaret Mueller
E. C. Rourk
Chanute Memorial Hospital
Bill Ellis
Manhattan
K. State
Floyd Ellis
Bank OF Commerce OF Chanute
Kansas
United States
I. F W. Umbarger
F. W. Umbarger
G. Bodley
D C. McCune
Gordon H. Bender
State OF
Neosho
Boyd Burns
Surveyor
Surveyor 7
Tycho
Erie
Dale Laird
E. C. Bryan
Rochester Minn
Harvey Elmore
Bill Standley
Charles Standley
Standley
J. E. Wright
Mmes
Phyllis Wells
A. L. Ricketts
Mildred Tays
Clark Fleming
Cleo Dalton
Harold Heaton
Pete Burton
Chetopa
Calif
Alderson
Dodge City
Lowell Reneberger
Topeka
Arkansas City
Hollidays
Seattle
Chanute City Electric Department
Glen Powers
Thayer
Andy Reed
Fellowship Hall
Yvonne Anderson
Vicki Loyd
Susan McLaren
Orval Kepley
St. Patrick’s
Floyd Wolfe
Wolfe
RCA Victor
RCA
Jack's
E. Main
Nicate
Tribune
The
Chanute Tribune
Legion & Auxiliary
Mike Parise
His
American Legion
Kenneth Cumings
Ford Ltd
Country Squire
Ford
Merle Kelly
Chanute, Kansas