Local Social News and Visits Across Chanute
Albert Solomon returns from Chicago after a two week visit with his son and wife. Urbana EUB Ladies Aid meeting postponed for July. Les Des Club to meet at 6 30 p m at Sharon Williams home. Multiple Aikins families host dinner in Chanute and other cities. Mrs G E Barker visits sister in Kincaid. Bill Allen and family visiting Chanute. R J Allen, former Senior High teacher, plans Kansas City trip. Mrs A V McLaren travels to Kansas City to spend week with Don Swalwell family. Ruth Wingblade travels to Chicago to visit son Loren Wingblade near Woodstock. O Connell family to Peoria for two weeks. Geist family welcome new son Michael Elliott born July 4. Merle Tennis family host picnic for out of town guests. Arthur Thielen and family visit. Thielens return home.
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Bill Allen
Denver
Chanute
Herman Anderson
R. J. Allen
Allens
Mr. Allen
Howard
Kansas City
Allen
Merle
Bryan
W. 6Th
Arthur Thielen
Ruth Ann
Judy
Martha
Satanta
Chris Carlburg
Linda Kay
Wichita
Clarence Reinhart
Joy
Vaughn
Roger
Mark
Lyman Glenn
Humboldt
I. C. Tennis
Richard
Emma
Arthur Thielens
Russell Ludlum
Genevieve Marrs
A. B. DeMerritt
Ole Nelson
Vern Colwell
Nelson
Dick Coldwell
Allen County Hospital
Edith Reeves
California
Mike Myers
Duke Myers
Two Beauties On Bicycle Built for 2
GUYMON Oklahoma two Swiss women Maya Weissbaum and Irene Smarti resumed their cross country bicycle trip after their tandem was struck by a motorist near Guymon. Weissbaum sustained a leg cut while both claimed to have left New York on June 13 aiming for California.
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Guymon
Okla
Oklahoma
T. G. Burns
Here
Maya Weissbaum
Zurich
Switzerland
Irene Smarti
Brenn
New York
California
Oklahoma Panhandle
Miss Weissbaum
Burns
Miss Smarts
Wife Not Grateful For Rescue From Fire
Omaha resident Jess Romaine 85 carried his 98 year old semi invalid wife to safety from a blaze in their apartment. He said he moved her from bed to a window and threw her to the fire escape, while she replied you should have waited for me to dress. Romaine suffered only minor injuries.
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Omaha
Jess Romaine
Romaine
Ireland Sees Record Tourist Influx In 1956
Ireland attracted 50 000 tourists in 1956 the largest in its history a 15 percent rise from the previous year. Mrs Ann Clowser 62 found dead in doorway of her apartment next door to John Muccio of North Providence. Bert Clowser States ambassador to Iceland suffered burns. Fire department arson investigator Dan Mulcahey said the fire started in the Clowser apartment apparently from a cigarette.
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Ireland
Burns
Ann Clowser
John J. Muccio
North Provimaine’s
A Dence
R. I
Bert Clowed
Iceland
Ser
Dan Mulcahey
Clowser
Senate Debates Civil Rights as Congress Opens
The Senate opens a drawn out clash over Eisenhower civil rights bill. Southern foes aim to stall via filibuster while Senator Knowland seeks a vote on his motion before week’s end. Southern leaders say the bill’s terms conceal its provisions and implications, challenging its reach and impact on school integration.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Knowland
California
Sen
Ervin
D-Nc
Dixie Forces
Russell
Dga
South
Families and visitors gather in Ozarks and local towns
Last week saw multiple visits and home stays across Elsmore Yale and nearby areas. Families including the Nystroms Lambs Ludlums and Reeves hosted relatives and friends from Kansas City Oklahoma and California. A missing child search along Clear Creek entered its third day with sightings of a red pedal pushers found along the water.
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Karen Kay Conway
Tulsa
Okla
Lytungster
Clear Creek
Lester Conway
Hope Fading For Lost Tot In Lawson Colorado
Law enforcement expresses dwindling hopes of finding a missing toddler after an intensive search in Lawson Colorado. Officers and volunteers scoured nearby fields and woods seeking any clue related to the child's disappearance.
Face hair grows four times thicker than scalp hair
A study notes facial hair grows about four times thicker than scalp hair, indicating different growth rates and follicle activity between facial and scalp regions. Researchers highlight implications for grooming and dermatological understanding.
Jamboree City Ready For Nation's Scouts
Valley Forge Pennsylvania prepares as Jamoree City, a man-made temporary Scout town, readies for the great gathering of American youth. Nearly 60,000 Boy Scouts and adult leaders move in to showcase in-field scouting accomplishments on historic Revolutionary War hills.
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Valley Forge
George Washington
National Jamboree Opens In Chanute On July 12
The Chanute Tribune notes a 25 000 population town preparing a 3000 acre tent city for the National Jamboree running three days. The event begins Friday and runs through July 18 as thousands gather for the historic scouting gathering.
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Pennsylvania
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S. Central
Forrest Aikins
Chandler, Ariz
Clarence Aikins
St. Paul
Dean Aikins
Eric
Roy Aikins
Harry Aikins
A. V. McLaren
Don Swalwell
Brad
Greg
Ruth Wingblade
Loren M. Wingblade
Loren Charles
Woodstock
Ill
Mr O'Connell
Mike
Jimmy
S. Lincoln
Peoria
Frank Mooney
Nelle O'Connell
Eugene Geist
Blackwell
Michael Elliott
Geist
Ralph Beeson
Mary Geist
Neosho River
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Chanute, Ka
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Fiumicino
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Martha Wright
Michael Manuche
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Ted Beard
Sandra
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Charlene Senstedt
Andy Ludlum
Howard Baker
Linda
Gregory
Raymond Ericson
Jill
Earl Ericson
Ada Ann Pitcher
Kimberly Brown
Rochester
Jim Dryden
Oklahoma City
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the Chanute Tribune
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