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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1962
Page
2
Local residents and visitors from Wichita Independence and Derby joined families in Coyville and nearby towns for weekend visits. Attendees included Sgt. E L Purdom and family returning from Germany, and church-goers who attended a Coyville Christian church service with Rev. Guy L. Eslick delivering the sermon.
Earlton residents Mrs Ernest Thom as Curtis and Glen of Fallbrook and Clyde McVey and Calif visited relatives. Jim traveled to Wichita with his husband and others. John Moran returned to Washington DC after vacation with Moran family in Barton and Elsmore. Art Nichols of Winfield visited Rev Jack Mathis family. Orval Barnes of Lincoln Neb called on E A George. T F Jones of Earlton and Lillian Helms of Nashville were dinner guests.
The notice lists egg grades and prices including Extra Large Grade A at 3 for one item and Medium Grade A at 20, cream price Seabarsae and other dairy items, and livestock terms such as hens 5 lbs and up at 4, hides priced per pound 10 cents under 30 pounds and $3 each over 30 pounds.
John Starmer near Coffeyville Kansas uses five mules to farm after a stroke. He avoids vibratory machinery and adapted a 30 inch reel mower and wagon to be mule drawn. His son handles most machinery on the 160 acre farm while Starmer focuses on maize and oats harvests.
In Chattanooga a city patrolman halted traffic on a busy street after a car blocked the road. A pretty blonde woman in a convertible backed out of her driveway, drawing gasps from frustrated motorists.
At the Bert Bass home a June 24 birthday dinner celebrated the birthdays of Mrs. Bass and her daughter Mrs. Atha Garrison. Guests included relatives from California, Oklahoma, and Washington D.C. Visitors and locals shared calls, with other notes on visits and a 25th wedding anniversary observed June 22 at a church in Earlton.
A 16 year old girl asks about a 25 year old man who drove her after a movie. Ann warns against meeting strangers and notes luck in returning home safe. A dating issue about impressions of a messy family and a widow seeking social company after mourning. The column invites readers to send questions.
Nellie P. Dreibinger transfers to James R. Phelan et ux one lot. Mary C. Faust and Ruth C. Faust transfer to themselves one lot. Leo C. May et ux to Willard Horde et ux one lot. Willard Horde et ux to Bryan Riggs et ux two lots. J B McClellan et ux to Guy F Booe et ux part of a lot. Richard White et al to George J Koester et ux one lot. Richard White as Admin of M W White estate to Koester et ux one lot. Koester et ux to Carrie J Smith one lot. Elizabeth L Cline to Elizabeth L Cline and Amelia Ewen one lot. listed parcels in various blocks.
Tulsa station gave radios to District Judge Robert Simms and County Attorney David Hall for courthouse use but building structure causes the sets to pick up only a competing station.
A sequence of real estate transfers is recorded including Paul Shannon and wife to Fon Wallis for one lot in B 4 Lola. Willard Love and others to Wendell Isaac for two lots. several deeds for Leamon Hardman, Robert Hill, Herman Miller and Jennie Miller, Indiana National Bank trustee to Jennie Miller, Anna Mathieson and Bessie Benish to Avery Wilmoth, Charles Gumfory and Lele Gumfory, Kenneth Lasater to Charles Edwards, Gleason and Dorothy Isaac to R E Keele, David Boyd to Clinton Boyd for two lots in various blocks, Olive Larson to Ernest Larson for five lots in Savonburg area.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court W W C Ainsworth heir seeks appointment of administrator of John Halbert Eddy deceased A written defense must be filed by July 25 1962 at 10 00 A M in Erie Chanute Kansas attorney Robert Pennington 123 West Main Street.
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