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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
2
Readers share practical advice from 1967 including freezing fruit drinks for picnics to chill water, using double duty ice, keeping tumblers cool, varnish application by cloth, wooden paddies to quiet kids, peg boards for organization, curtain hanging tips, plant care warnings, repurposing an old toothbrush for tobacco stains, and notes on mail to Heloise.
The Chanute Tribune notes subscription rates for in and out of trade territories and lists staff roles including Publisher Dwight McCreight News Editor John Haworke Advertising Manager Fay D. Clopine Circulation Manager Ben Nicholas and others. It identifies a Kansas postal address and carrier rates in Chanute.
The Spanish government donated the 1964 65 World’s Fair pavilion for rebuilding in downtown St. Louis as reconstruction begins. Scientists in Pasadena report chiton teeth contain iron compounds aiding rock scraping. Mayor Lindsay urges New Yorkers to ring bells on July 4. Presbyterians commit 7 million dollars to Union Theological Seminary expansion in Richmond. Mrs Lewis Smith of St Cloud loses diamond setting from wedding ring on trip.
Mrs Smith and her husband retraced their route toward Minneapolis and arrived at Big Lake, 25 miles southeast, where they searched a phone booth area. As they prepared to leave, Mr Smith spotted a diamond lodged in the pavement nearby.
On this date in 1867 the Dominion of Canada formed under the British North American Act. Ten years ago Egypt’s Gamal Abdel Nasser said he would accept a world court ruling on free passage through the Suez Canal. Five years ago the Kennedys returned from Mexico City. One year ago Medicare for the elderly took effect.
A humorous New York AP piece jokes about guessing sex by behavior. It lists playful tests such as singing the national anthem, reactions to stories, cuddling infants, and poker losses to distinguish men and women with a light tone.
Wichita AP reports Kansas crude oil pipeline runs fell by 11 601 barrels per day to 273 331 in the week ending June 26 from the prior week. The Conservation Division set the current allowable at 290 000 barrels. May pipeline runs averaged 275 688 barrels per day.
Humboldt residents Mr. and Mrs. Grover Russell will celebrate 55 years of marriage with a Sunday afternoon home reception from 2 to 5 p.m. They wed in Iola on June 29, 1912 and have lived on the same farm east of Humboldt. They have three children, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The Christian church Women’s Fellowship met at Mrs H A Harwood’s home for its final summer gathering. Shirley Selanders led the opening prayer as a guest, and Mrs C H Moon presented lessons on Money matters from Long Forks. The devotionals followed.
Mrs Ted Perkins and Miss Selanders reported on local activities including the Poverty program and the Christian Hills camp at Eureka. Mrs Harwood reviewed the year’s finances sent to CWF headquarters. Plans for fall meetings were set for the third Wednesday each month. Open house for Mr and Mrs William Sharp’s 50th wedding anniversary is July 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. Clyde Sharp and family to host. The couple wed June 30, 1917 and lived on a farm before moving to Iola in 1960.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hixon were their daughters and their family's Dr. and Mrs. J. T. McGinnty, Ann, Kevin and Sean of Columbia, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Horn, Ellen and Susan of Ola, the. The two men were here to
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