Educator L. C. Haughn Builds Careers in Quenemo KS
L. C. Haughn serves as school superintendent, principal, and basketball coach in Quenemo Kansas. His career spans multiple small-town posts, compiling scorelines and guiding students while teaching economics and psychology. His work contrasts with history of closed schools in Strawn Formosa Quincy and Clements.
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Kansas
L. C. Haughn
Quenemo
Ottawa University
Haughn
Strawn
Formosa
Rantoul High
Franklin County
Rantoul
Quincy
Clements
Olivet
Colony
Redding
Oliver
Devine Montoya
Sandra
L. C
Sara Haughn
Jack
Paxico
Erie Youths Attend Meeting in Chanute Institute
A Meth odist Youth Fellowship group from the Fed erated church attended the mid winter institute Saturday in Chanute. Members include Sharon Newlin Ronnie Newlin Gordon McKinnie Linda Craven and others. The Rev and Mrs Wayne Newlin travelled with the group to spend two to three weeks with the Hinshaw family in Kansas.
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Erie
Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Federated Church
Mid-Winter Institute
Chanute
Sharon
Ronnie Newlin
Gordon McKinnie
Linda Craven
Mary Jo Moody
Earl Beeler III
Wayne Newlin
Hinshaw
Bill
Mary
Kansas City
Ralph Boaz
Charles
Richard Salb
Warren Welch
Earl Miller
Blue Bag Club
Neal Trumbull
Ted Kyle
Minnie Wemeldorff
Clark Flem
Virgil Hines
Ling
Pittsburg
Kathy Richey
Rosa Morrison
Gene Johnson
Carlyle Hinshaw
Lexington, Ky
M. L. Gervais
Debra Ann
Fred Gervais
Pat Stephens
Wayne New
Stephens
Lexington
Wichita
Ice jam sinks Honeymoon Bridge near Niagara Falls
An immense ice jam rose in the Niagara region and toppled the Honeymoon Bridge on January 27 1938 leaving Niagara Falls New York and Ontario without a direct link until Rainbow Bridge opened November 1 1941. The 1450 foot span dropped to the river as spectators watched and officials issued cautious optimism about saving the bridge.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Niagara River
Honeymoon Bridge
Walter Bardas
Cleveland
Ohio
U.S
Joseph Bulski
Thomas J. Malone
Buffalo
Ont
Negro Spiritualist to Buy Holy Wine in Nashville
Bishop St Psalm also called Bernard Swain said he would buy his holy wine instead of making it in the church coffee urn. He followed a court fine of 50 dollars and left the coffin where he had fasted after the dispute with police and authorities.
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Nashville, Tenn
St. Psalm
Bernard Swain
Nashville
Meat pilfered cost driver massive beef loss in Georgia
A Macon Georgia driver reports his truck carrying quality beef worth about 25000 dollars was stolen and the pilferage occurred after a truck overturned on U S 80. The Chanute Tribune notes the incident dated January 28 1963.
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Macon, Ga
U.S. 80
The
Chanute Tribune
Meditative Pause Guides Winemaker’s Next Steps
A vintner pauses to reflect on his craft and determine whether to continue wine production. He evaluates past harvests, market reception, and personal goals to decide future involvement in winemaking.
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Carpenters
UB of C
John Volpe
S. Evergreen
Floyd Dillon
S. Plummer
Leroy Hunt
W. H. Payton
W. 4Th
Walter D. Cox
S. Katy
Srl Reynolds
Eureka
Forest D. Fry
Iola
Charles M. Miller
Topeka
Miller
Volpe
Donald Vaughn
Dillon, Hunt
Ernest Mueller
Drisdell
A. I. van Cleave
Ottawa Herald
Associated Press
Kan
Mr. Haughn
Lincoln & Walnut
Robert Crable
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Eldon Cox
San Francisco
Wesley Hospital
Tom Owens
Sherron Boslee
Arkansas University
Fayetteville
F. A. Newell
Owens
Newell
Keith Naff
Don
Mike
Parsons
Olen Trent
Eugene Sloan
Milford Hall
San Diego
Calif
Hall
Life Insurance Company
Carl Harrison
Labette County Medical Center
Bill Stephens
Ann Wilson
Anthony
Southwestern University
Winfield
John Mitchell
Sam Ricketts
Marion Richey
Air Force Academy
Wichita University
James Beech
Soil Conservation Service Office
Crawford, Neb
Marvin Huffman
Neva Lowe
United States-Canada
MOME
Boe
John W Ofe
Main
Pine Dr
Dale Steinman
Chanute Discount Company
Watertown
Jefferson County
Robert B. Chaufty
William R. R. Loney II
E. Frank Phillips Bird
Zestee
Cadbury Biscuits
Palace Brand
Birdseye
Oleo
Angus
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