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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1962
Page
2
An anxious husband complains his wife Mabel enjoys twists during dances causing pain and noise. Ann Landers predicts the twist fad will fade but may cause medical injuries. also a reader questions a fur coat mislabeled as Japanese mink and a gift idea for a first anniversary.
The January meeting of the Up and Atom 4-H Club at Alcott school included a 28-member roll call after the pledge. Linda Schultz led group singing. Linda Lassman and Charlene Edwards received the pur ple seal on the charter. Chester Day presented a program with Diane Lassman on health, Beth Hutchinson on music, Mike Bower on safety, Charlene Edwards on parliamentary procedure, followed by recreation led by Patty Lassman. Refreshments ended the session.
Advertising note emphasizes that only quality goods should be marketed and urges buyers to trust advertised products. The statement reflects standards for fair advertising and consumer expectation without naming products or organizations.
Humboldt Mrs Naida Masnoon heads the regular meeting of the Rebekah circle presided over by Eva Bullock press lodge No 305 Humboldt. Ten members attended as committees were announced for kitchen flowers entertainment visiting membership and reporter Hazel Barnhart. Rev Gene Taylor traveled to Topeka to visit his mother Bertha Taylor. Seed catalogs arrive gardeners plan summer plantings. Covered dish supper announced before first meeting monthly second meeting a social. Bonnie Davies Louise Doty left for home after death of their father Homer L Doty funeral held in Assembly of God church. Bearers listed. Dinner served at Richard Doty home. Pilgrim Holiness gathering attended by fourteen churches chaired by Rev Ruth Campbell and M A York in Bethel. Mrs Drake returns from Columbus Ohio. Rebekah Sewing Circle members hosted in Edna Miller’s home.
In Overland Park Kansas a nurse Mrs Rodney A Melchert 42 fought a man demanding narcotics using a broken plastic opener and then a metal X ray machine handle. He fled empty handed. She suffered neck bruises and shock and was reported in fair condition. An Australia slang note about shelter follows.
HAL BOYLE profiles Julie Harris, a luminous actress who lives by a last chance doctrine. Her onstage versatility ranges from a French maid to Queen Victoria, while offstage she remains shy yet intense. Harris speaks of perfectionism, self-critique, and coping by calmly counting to 100 before resuming work.
Ordinance No 1606 authorizes issuance of general improvement bonds not exceeding 13214.89 to cover curb gutter and asphalt paving on Eighth Street and South Ashby Avenue. Temporary notes at 3 percent, payable semi annually, may be issued until bonds are sold, with proceeds to pay project costs. Mayor Dave Evans signed January 8, 1962.
Neosho County Clerk Marion Showalter certifies the month’s accounts totaling 41,468.27 dollars with entries for General Fund Road Fund Health Fund Levee Fund and Courthouse Building Fund. The document itemizes salaries, expenses, taxes, services and supplies across many departments and vendors.
Washington AP reports a new passport rule targeting suspected Communists drew GOP and Democratic criticism as not stringent enough. The State Department announced the regulation denying passports to known Communists while accused individuals may review evidence at appeal. Critics urge legislative action after Supreme Court rulings affecting citizenship and the Communist control act.
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