Pro Bowl East West showdown nears with star return hopes
In Los Angeles the 16th annual Pro Bowl faces two West stars potential return from injuries. Jim Orr of Baltimore and Alex Karras of Detroit reported ready after thigh and ankle issues. The East, led by Blanton Collier, has no major injuries besides Dick Schafrath's leg lingering from the title game setback.
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LOS Angeles
Jimmy Orr
Baltimore
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Blanton Collier
Cleveland
Dick Schafrath
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay
Notice of Suit in Neosho County Kansas
Petition filed by Ernest Jones seeks to quiet title to described real property in Chanute Kansas. Defendants include Harrison Williams Nancy P Williams and unknown heirs and associates. Court requires response by February 21 1966 or judgment by default. Clerk Betry Barr, Attorney L A Cable for plaintiff.
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Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Ernest Jones
Harrison Williams
Nancy P. Williams
State OF Kansas
regal disa@bility
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
A compilation of full and overtime results across colleges, universities, and high schools, listing teams such as Columbia, Brown, Penn, Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Mt. St. Marys and more with final scores. Notable upsets and close finishes appear throughout the regional reports.
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East Columbia
Brown
Penn
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Colony routs Westphalia 72 to 52 in night of wins
Colony Bear cubs kept their momentum by crushing Westphalia 72 52 led by John Hetzel 17 points and Bruce Calahan 16. Rick Gordon 14 and Mike Richardson 13 helped, while Westphalia’s Pager led with 16. Colony also won the B team 59 33.
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Colony
Colony Bearcubs
Westphalia
John Hetzel
Bruce Calahan
Rick Gordon
Mike Richardson
Pager
Gordon
Reynolds
Calahan
Hetzel
Richardson
Marlow
Harrington
Adams
Burner
Beckman
Wood
Durham
Payer
True
Pracht
Kellerman
McGee
Hobbs
Meyer
Area Dams and Water Levels Report
Yesterday’s readings show John Redmond reservoir at 1 036.02 feet and Fall River at 948.54. Discharge from John Redmond measured 400 cubic feet per second.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
C.resccessssene
Pee Wiggf
Dance Cancelled at Launching Pad for Tonight
The regular Saturday night dance for high school and junior college students is cancelled. An open house will be held tonight from 8:30 to 11:30.
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Martin Rotunno
Scores Card for Area Highs and Juniors
College High defeated Frontenac 44 to 72 while Chrokee South east beat Humboldt 60 to 58. Cherryvale lost to Yates Center 43 to 84. Burlington topped Fredonia 72 to 51. Eureka fell to Garnett 45 to 63. Neodeska lost to Augusta 48 to 69. Circle beat an unspecified opponent 60.
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College High
Frontenac
Chrokee South
East
Humboldt
Cherryvale
Yates Center
Burlington
Fredonia
Eureka
Garnett
Neodeska
Augusta
Circle
Bondeson and Blocker Take Early San Diego Open Lead
In San Diego California two 26 year old professionals Paul Bondeson and Chris Blocker surged into the third round sharing the lead at the San Diego Open with Bondeson on 132 after 36 holes and Blocker one stroke back on 133. Both players, blond and six feet tall, had yet to win a major tourney and are rooming at the Stardust Country Club.
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San Diego
Calif
Paul Bondeson
Chris Blocker
Blocker
Jal N.M
Stardust Country Club
Young players hold tied score in regional tilt
Two rising competitors, Charles Coo dy of Fort Worth Texas and Harold Kneece of Aiken South Carolina, remained in contention as they were tied at 135 points apiece in the latest round.
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Charles Coody
Fort Worth
Tex
Harold Kneece
Aiken, S.C
Deaths and Funerals for John A. Henrie, 71
John Albert Henrie 71 of Route 3 died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born May 30 1894 in Mc Greggor Iowa he married four times to Lillian Mae Rowe Annie Laurie Miller and Ethel Rowe Bland. Survived by two daughters and 15 grandchildren. two children predeceased him. Funeral arrangements by Gibson Koch Chapel.
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John Albert Henrie
Neosho Memorial Hospital
McGreggor
Iowa
Lillian Mae Rowe
Salt Lake City
Annie Laurie Milner
St. Charles
Ill
Ethel Lucille Rowe Bland
Bentonville
Ark
Henrie
Chanute
Ash Grove Cement Company
George Bloom
George Cunningham
Tumwater
Wash
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Army Second Lt James F. Godsey Commissioned
James F. Godsey son of Mr and Mrs E R Godsey Humboldt was commissioned a Army second lieutenant after graduating from Infantry Officer Candidate School Fort Benning Ga Jan 14 He completed a 23 week course covering leadership tactics infantry weapons map reading jungle warfare and counterinsurgency He entered the Army January 1964 and was last assigned at Fort Richardson Alaska
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James F. Godsey
E. R. Godsey
Humboldt
Army
Infantry Officer Candidate School
Fort Benning
Godsey
Fort Richardson
Alaska
Navy Ensign Eskridge Begins Basic Flight Training
Navy Ensign Escal L. Eskridge, son of Mr and Mrs Escal H Eskridge of 801 S Allen, is in basic flight training at Pensacola Naval Air Station after completing the officer's course at the Naval Pre Flight School. The five week program covered aerodynamics navigation leadership and other aviation subjects. A yield sign at 7th and Santa Fe was knocked down in a daytime crash. the driver and vehicle were not identified or reported.
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Navy
Escal L. Eskridge
Escal H. Eskridge
S. Allen
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Naval
7Th and
Santa Fe
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Monday
Industrial basketball games at St Patrick's gym feature Gray Lumber versus First National Bank at 7:00 and Bank of Commerce against Phil Cooper Agency at 8:30. Junior college action has Neosho Junior College meeting Central of McPherson at 7:30. Monday women’s crafts run 9 a.m. to noon at N Malcolm Center. Gym matchups include First National Bank v Chanute Lumber at 7 p.m. and Thayer State Bank v Bank of Commerce at 8:30. Old Timers play at Launching Pad 7:30. Caney visits St Patrick’s Junior High at 6:30 and Neosho Junior College at Lola at 7:30.
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St. Patrick’s
Gray Lumber
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Phil Cooper Agency
Neosho Junior College
Central of McPherson
N. Malcolm Community Center
Chanute Lumber
Thayer State Bank
Caney
St. Patrick's Junior High
Lola
Lotion Ignites on Hutchinson Youth's Face
In Hutchinson Kansas AP report Chief Fire Inspector Mel Bond presents a theory that shaving lotion with 72 percent alcohol ignited on 17 year old John Wilkerson's face. A nylon jacket and static from movement may have sparked as he watched the road from a car window. He was treated for facial burns.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Mel Bond
Bond
John R. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Tragic Snow Crash Kills Belgian Boy. Doctor Dies
In Heppenbach Belgium a car skidded on a snow covered road as a 6 year old boy ran from a school entrance. The driver a 67 year old doctor died after collapsing from a heart attack.
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Heppenbach
Belgium
Kellogg Briand Treaty ratified to abolish war in 1929
On January 15 1929 the Senate approved the Kellogg Briand Treaty by 46 nations pledging to abolish war as a national policy. Other items note a Milwaukee fire tenement deaths in 1956 a storm sinking of the Texas tower radar station and the grave stroke of Sir Winston Churchill a year earlier.
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Senate
Milwaukee
US Air Force
Texas Tower
New Jersey
Air Force
Winston Churchill
Social Calendar for Chanute Area Clubs and Meetings
A list of meetings and club events across Chanute for Monday January 17 and Tuesday January 18. Groups include Shakespeare Club Electa Club American Legion Auxiliary Fairfield Grange Rebekah Lodge Chanute Cycle Club Arts and Crafts Duplicate Bridge Gem and Mineral Society Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant Rainbow for Girls and several study and service clubs at multiple venues such as North Malcolm Community Center Masonic Temple and Federal Hall.
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Shakespeare Club
John Sherman
W. Mein
Roy
Gibson
Mein
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield
Rebekah Lodge
Oof
Chanute Cycle Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation
Militant
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
PTA
Women's Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Ladies of Elks
Athenaeum
Ares
H. W. Lewis
Malcolm
Chaunteenee Club
Bs A. Finney
Plummer
Sororis
Myra Brobst
Highland
Round Table Study Club
Charlies F. Day
Rainbow HD Unit Hosts Meeting at Garfield Home
Mrs. Jack Parkinson hosted the Rainbow HD Unit at 102 S. Garfield on Friday. Twelve members and guest Mrs. Vernon McCune attended as yearbooks were filled and craft ideas planned for coming months. Mrs. McCune joined the unit and the Feb 11 meeting is set for the Heritage room.
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Jack Parkinson
S. Garfield
Rainbow HD
Vernon McCune
McCune
Heritage Room
Bridge Winners at Chanute Country Club Friday
Winners at the Chanute Country Club Friday after noon bridge party were Mrs. Wilbur Thompson first Mrs. Arch Allen second Mrs. Lester Lawrence third Mrs. Charles Vinckier fourth Mrs. Harry Ricketts fifth and Mrs. Dennis Mills sixth from six tables.
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Chanute Country Club
Wilbur Thompson
Arch Allen
Lester Lawrence
Charles Vinckier
Harry Ricketts
Dennis Mills
Miriam Circle Meeting of Rebekah Lodge Held in OOF Hall
The Miriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge met Friday evening in OOF Hall with Mrs. Lillian Marvin presiding. Mrs. Ruth Erwin offered devotions. 13 members attended as hostesses Iva Jones and Ruth Westling welcomed guests and guests, door prize won by Jim McKenzie.
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Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Oof Hall
Lillian Marvin
Ruth Erwin
Jim McKenzie
Iva Jones
Ruth Westling
Tribune Phone Contact Instructions
Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune phone via carrier if unavailable. If unreachable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Fred Harris Wins Travel Award at Westamerica Conference
Fred Harris district manager wins Westamerica Securities travel award. He and Mrs Harris depart New Orleans February 13 for Jamaica on a six day all expense paid vacation. A certificate of merit will be awarded to Harris at the 1966 national sales conference in Oklahoma City on April 15.
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Fred Harris
Westamerica Securities, Inc
Harris
New Orleans
Jamaica
Oklahoma City
Europe for Senior Citizens program at Memorial Building
Howard Jester presented slides about his and Mrs. Jester’s Europe trip from last summer at the Senior Citizens Club meeting. Rev. Richard Lintner spoke briefly. Mrs. Mabel Carlson won the door prize. The 1966 officers led the business session and 68 people attended, five new.
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Howard Jester
Europe
Jester
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Richard Lintner
Mabel Carlson
Elmer Mathews
Myrtle Fletcher
Joe Ermey
Ira Dutton
Alta Allen
Olive Cole
Harry Steeves
Elsie Ivins
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Admissions and births listed at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Friday admissions include Bradley Watts Hamilton surgery William Hall Humboldt medical Lizzie Dressen Humboldt medical Mrs Mildred Mullen 1021 S Forest medical Mrs Lawrence Larson Humboldt surgery Escar Eskridge 801 S Allen medical Mrs Ralph Garvin 205 S Lafayette medical Mrs Stanley Tubbs Earlton medical Birth Friday a girl to Mr and Mrs Paul Ediger 711 N Forest Dismissals Friday include Judy Carlson R2 Mrs Richard Webb and son R3 Rosa Stauffer 605 S Lincoln Mrs Clifford Peterson R3 Mrs Dewey Smith Humboldt Mrs John Sallee Lavonburg Dona Peterson Humboldt Mrs Harold Dickerson and son 319 W 3rd Laura Halstedt Humboldt Mrs Fred Byers and daughter R4 Clarence Moore Eric Mrs Robert Rice and son 1116 N Garfield Admissions today Mrs James Ard 911 S Lafayette surgery Susan McReynolds 324 W 4th surgery John Orth Kansas City surgery
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Bradley Watts
Hamilton
William Hall
Humboldt
Lizzie Dressen
Mildred Mullen
S. Forest
Lawrence Larson
Escar Eskridge
S. Allen
Ralph Garvin
S. Lafayette
Stanley Tubbs
Earlton Medical
Paul Ediger
N. Forest
Judy Carlson
Richard Webb
Rosa Stauffer
S. Lincoln
Clifford Peterson
Dewey Smith
John Sallee
Lavonburg
Dona Peterson
Harold Dickerson
Laura Halstedt
Fred Byers
Clarence Moore
Eric
Robert Rice
N. Garfield
James Ard
Susan McReynolds
W. 4Th
John Orth
Kansas City
State Weather: Kansas City 24 Hour Temp and Rain Report
Kansas City area weather update for the 24 hour period ending 6 a.m. shows high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. AP report notes recorded readings may vary slightly by station.
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Kansas City
Book Review for Autumn Mothers Club
Dorothy Bauer reviews O Ye Jigs and Ju lips by Virginia Cary Hudson for Autumn Mothers Club members. The 1904 themes by a ten year old girl are discussed at a February meeting hosted by Mrs. Edwin Hartman, with two guests present and a Valentine party planned.
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Virginia Cary Hudson
Autumn Mothers Club
Dorothy Bauer
Edwin Hartman
S. Western
Ted Cowen
Bauer
Tom Elder
Savonburg Big Creek HD Unit Luncheon in Humbold t
Members met at Tic Toc Humboldt for a Tuesday noon luncheon. Seven members visited Pinecrest Nursing Home with cookies for residents. Meeting led by president Mrs Kenneth Ingels in the lobby. Hostesses and lesson leaders for the year were chosen. Mrs Eugene Pool reported on business items. The Feb 8 meeting will be with Mrs Pool.
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Savonburg
Big Creek
Tic Toc
Humboldt
Pinecrest Nursing Home
Kenneth Ingels
Eugene Pool
Pool
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