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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1965
Page
2
Dear readers share letters about a fiancé joining a chaotic family of pill users and drinkers, a 55 year old woman facing spousal rekindled ex relation, five high school girls frustrated at dances, a worker seeking to break bus-ride nuisances, and Anns advice on handling these social frictions.
An AP report notes a Miami dry cleaning establishment posted a sign offering free cleaning for topless bathing suits. The quirky notice drew attention for its provocative wording and local curiosity.
Public notice and masthead details from the Chanute Tribune include publisher Dwaight McCreight and editor Joan Hoover with staff roles. Subscription rates are listed for Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties and other regions, noting mail delivery terms.
First published January 6 1965 Chanute Tribune. Estate of Dora Megredy deceased. Otis B Autry executor seeks final settlement approval, fee allowances, and heir distribution per will. Defenses due by February 0th 1965 at 10 AM in Erie Kansas court. Attorneys Henshall and Pennington. Judge Alberta Gough.
The Neosho County Probate Court publishes notices in January 1965. Jewel Snyder petitions for probate of Kenneth C. Snyder's will and appointment as executrix without bond, with defenses due February 3, 1965 in Erie. Separately, Nellie Lasater is appointed administrator of Helen Peer’s estate in Neosho County with creditors to file claims within nine months.
When the deceased belonged to several groups, all are omitted to prevent hurting the feelings of those left out, a practice noted in community memorials.
CHICAGO AP Republicans delay final decision on a 1965 all GOP conference to reshape a divided party. Ray Bliss elected national chairman to succeed Dean Burch and will oversee a policy coordinating group linking governors, former nominees, and congressional leaders. Nixon believes a meeting will occur in 1960. Goldwater urged no more chairmanship churn and stressed lawmakers set policy.
Humboldt Talk of the Month club met at Tik Tok restaurant with 40 attendees. Kenneth Arbuckle, world traveler and humorist, narrated open road tales with dramatic climaxes, introduced by Russell RUNnels. Upcoming March meetings announced. Ladies groups and community notices follow with local church and lodge events and travel news.
Kansas City AP report says Jack son County grand jury cleared Albert Molinaro a 58 year old liquor store owner who shot two members of a family to death in December Police had refused to charge him saying the shootings were justifiable The grand jury declined to indict Molinaro He said he shot Joseph Manning Jr 15 who allegedly tried to hold him up and shot Ronald Manning 22 two nights later when he feared a gun was coming from the cousin
Mrs Francis Barnett hosted Center Grove Ladies Aid for an all day gathering on Wednesday. Members came with covered dishes and luncheon supplies for a noon meal. Mrs Earl White led the meeting proceedings.
The Chanute Tribune reports league scores from January 1965 with lane totals for Neosho Manor Fowler Transport and Mid-America Refinery among others. Highs include Neosho Manor Summers Merrie and Beech Beals while Koc furniture and First National Bank show notable tallies.
Advertising column urges cautious shopping with tips on evaluating products, reading labels, and spotting misleading claims. It lists common scams, highlights warranties, and stresses keeping receipts and researching sellers before purchases.
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