Gray, 96, Outlives Life Insurance Policy Payout
Gray, born July 19, 1867, is paid the policy face amount on his 96th birthday anniversary after four decades with Victory Life Insurance Co. in Kansas. The 1921 policy, No. 339, was issued shortly after the company began operations in the state. A check and birthday token were presented by Victory Life agents in Chanute to Gray, a lifelong resident with two sons and three daughters.
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Gray
Bill Adams
Topeka
Victory Life Insurance Co
Coleen Ikenberry
Merle B. Steen
Parsons
Adams
Robert
Chanute
Victory Life
Kansas
Alton, Ill
Elsie Gray
Isham Gray
O. D. Nelson
N. Washington
Florence Slaback
S. Allen
Soviet propose 1965 UN General Assembly summit
In New York the Soviet Union proposed a 1965 summit for the UN General Assembly with heads of state, citing International Cooperation Year and the 20th anniversary of the UN. In London Duncan Sandys ruled out UN intervention in British Guiana amid racial tensions, calling the situation too complex for outside involvement.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. General Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
U Thant
London
Duncan Sandys
British Guiana
United Nations
Half Million Value On Stolen Jewelry
Corpus Christi Texas AP reports jewelry valued at half a million dollars was stolen from oilman Arnold O Morgan’s upscale home. Police say the burglary, the city’s largest, occurred while the family was away and 43 pieces were removed including a wall safe and a diamond necklace valued over $100,000.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Arnold O. Morgan
Dick Runyon
Runyon
Larceny Charged for Penny Steal in Seattle Hotel
Seattle police charged 51 year old Paul Monti with larceny after he admitted taking a penny from the pocket of Gust Jutman, 64, who lay dead in a Seattle hotel room where authorities say Jutman apparently shot himself. Monti said he saw Jutman on the floor as he walked by.
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Seattle
Paul Monti
Monti
Gust Jutman
Jutman
Judge Fines Self No Excuses Parking Tickets
Wellsville AP reports Police Justice Philip Engelder fined himself $2 for each overdue parking ticket found bearing his name during a campaign to collect debts. He commented No excuses and the action was conducted Monday.
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Wellsville, N.Y
Philip Engelder
South Africa quits UN Economic Commission for Africa
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd announced South Africa was leaving the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa to avoid expulsion amid African nations anger over white supremacy policy. The move comes after African delegates in New York pressed for action and South Africa faced mounting pressure.
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Pretoria
South Africa
United Nations Commission
Hendrik Verwoerd
U.N. Economic Commission For Africa
U.N
New York
U.N. Finds No Evidence of Poison Gas Bombs in Yemen
U N observers report no evidence to support charges of poison gas bombs in the Yemeni conflict. They are investigating Saudi and royalist Yemeni claims that the United Arab Republic used gas bombs on a village in royalist Yemeni territory near Najran in Saudi Arabia.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Najran
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
Peace Envoys Return From Pathet Lao Empty Hands
British and Soviet peace envoys left Pathet Lao headquarters without progress in ending the Laotian crisis. Sources said Pathet Lao chiefs made no move to negotiate a solution.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
El Dorado Times Moves to New Bluestem Home
The El Dorado Times relocated this week to a new Bluestem building just a block from its 44-year location. The 17,000 square foot, two-story fireproof facility features Norman brick walls, Winfield stone, walnut offices, and a 24-page duplex press. R. A. Clymer notes the move prepares for future growth as the town expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado Times
R. A. Clymer
Eight Places Are Still Open for Chanute Theater Trip
Twenty four reservations have been confirmed for the Chanute Community Theater sponsored trip to the Tent by the Lake summer playhouse in Pittsburg to see Pittsburg State College's The Seven Year Itch. The group of 32 will travel by charter bus Saturday from Chanute at 6 p.m. returning after the show. Open to the public. reserve with Mr and Mrs Fred L Johnson, cochairmen. The local theater group plans its own summer production August 8 and 9.
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Chanute Community Theater
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College Group
Chanute
Fred L. Johnson
Daylily Garden Tour Draws 25 Visitors in Kansas
Flower Garden hosted by Mr and Mrs Mannoni at 220 S Larson drew 25 guests on Sunday afternoon. Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society members toured late blooming daylilies, stopping first at Mrs O W Lacey in Greeley for rolls and coffee, then at Mr and Mrs J L Schoonover in Humboldt for a sack lunch before finishing back at the Mannoni home.
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A. Mannoni
S. Larson
Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society
O. W. Lacey
Greeley
J. L. Schoonover
Humboldt
Mannoni
Mrs Larson Presides For Esther Circle
Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs E M Pearson's home 415 W Walnut Monday evening with Mrs Hugo Larson presiding. Mrs Hilma Huffman led prayer and Mrs Edna Rush gave devotionals.
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Esther Circle
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
E. M. Pearson
W. Walnut
Hugo Larson
Hilma Huffman
Clayton Osborn
Edna Rush
Ottawa
Blaine Marks
Best Yet 4-H Club News Highlights Pie Crust Demo
The Best Yet 4-H Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Harold Redburns. Martha McCoy demonstrated pie crust making while Donna Rensing and Karen Shively prepared the pie filling. Ice tea and the finished pie were served. A separate note mentions an outdoor broiling tip to trim fat and prevent curling, and a homemade bread edge slice lesson to be given Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Redburns.
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Harold Redburn
Martha McCoy
Donna Rensing
Karen Shively
Mrs. Redburning
Social Calendar for Chanute Churches and Groups
July 16 1965 Chanute Tribune social calendar lists First Baptist Church Women s Mission Society circles at several addresses and times. Other groups include First Christian Church CWF groups Wilson Class party First Methodist Friendly Thimble Club Queen Esther Class U P W Association and more. July 18 schedule notes Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting Rural Grange Rural School and Women s Missionary Society events with lunch.
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First Baptist Church Women’s Mission Society
Charlotte Worley
FP. L. Manney
N. Forest
Edith Thompson
R. W. Henry
S. Forest
Marjorie Sharp
Merie Ruggies
N. Washington
Grace Hill
Tony Collins
Ashby
First Christian Church
Methodist Church
Rural Grange
Rural School
O.m
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Fellowship Room
Baby Names From Neosho Memorial Hospital
The list records births at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and addresses. Lynda Marlene, July 11, child of Harold L. and Mrs. Leslie of 106 N. Sycamore. Marsha Faye, July 10, Teddy J. and Mrs. Bradford of 907 S. Highland. Kelly Kaye, July 10, Neal and Mrs. Sharp of 411 W. 3rd. Sally Kay, July 6, Larry and Mrs. Titsworth of 810 N. Grant. Jennifer Lynn, July 9, Jerry and Mrs. Steele of 1009 S. Larson.
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Lynda Marlene
Harold L. Leslie
N. Sycamore
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marsha Faye
Teddy J. Bradford
S. Highland
Kelly Kaye
Neal Sharp
Sally Kay
Larry Titsworth
N. Grant
Jennifer Lynn
Jerry Steele
S. Larson
Bridge Club scores with four tables at Home Savings Lounge
Four tables of duplicate bridge were played Monday evening. High scores included Mrs F G Hooker and Ed Parr 482, Mr and Mrs Keith Maring 48, Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 454, Beverly Hall and Roberta Osborn Neodesha 43, Mrs Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomhart 43, Mrs Joe Payne and Bob Ward 43.
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Home Savings Lounge
F. G. Hooker
Ed Parr
Keith Maring
Ralph Caldwell
Bob ‘Allen
Beverly Hall
Roberta Osborn
Neodesha
Frank Jones
Clyde ‘Bloomhart
Joe Payne
Bob Ward
Veterans of World War I Attend Fort Scott Picnic
Guests at Fort Scott included Chanute Auxiliary and Post members of the Veterans of World War I. Attendees listed are district commander Shelton Propst and Mrs Propst district conductress Mrs D L Geeding and Mr Geeding, Mr and Mrs George Wilson, Mr and Mrs Ed Lesher and Mr and Mrs J E Vance.
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Chanute
Fort Scott
Shelton Propst
Propst
D. L. Geeding
Geeding
George Wilson
Ed Lesher
J. E. Vance
Teenager regrets remarks in Ann Landers column
A Chanute Tribune reader shares teen and parent tensions with Ann Landers advice. The letter discusses wishing parents were unchanging, apologizing for calling them unfit, and a teenager’s remorse. The page includes anecdotes about couples’ socializing, parental late nights, and in law etiquette.
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Ann Landers
Debra Chrisman Celebrates Ninth Birthday in New Castle
Debra N. Chrisman of New Castle Colorado celebrated her ninth birthday on July 15 with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Nutt at 102 N Garfield. A supper was held in her honor with guests Howard Nutt Mrs. O. S. Claus and Mrs. Bill Chrisman. Mrs. Chrisman and Debra visited friends and relatives in the Chanute area.
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Debra N. Chrisman
New Castle
Colo
William Nutt
N. Garfield
Howard Nutt
O. S. Claus
Bill Chrisman
Chrisman
Debra
Chanute
Sherry Zolena Cook Honored on Birthday
Mrs. Fred Cook hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Sherry Zolena on her seventh birthday at 815 S. Santa Fe. Guests included Pamela Cook Claudette Wigder Lori Seger Debra McCoila Wiles Janet Barker and Susan Riley with games photos and cake ice cream and punch served.
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Sherry Zolena
Pamela Cook
Claudette Wigder
Lori Seger
Debra McCoila Wiles
Janet Barker
Susan Riley
Sunny Stone Unit Met in Buffalo Community Hall
The Buffalo group of Here & There met at the Community building with Mrs. W. D Hempen reporting on a box of articles and clothing sent to Osawatomie State Hospital. The unit voted to booth at Wilson County Fair with Hempen and Mrs Will Brown in charge. Mrs Hempen reported on health and Mrs George Cox on entertainment. A lesson on Prayer Planning for Teenagers was given by Mrs Wayne Henkie. Marie Brock reported on safety first. The door prize was won by Mrs Max Decker. The next meeting, a picnic supper, is August 18 at 6:30 at the park in Yates Center. Refreshments were served to 13 members by Mrs Meryl Summerville and Mrs Cleo Rutherford.
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Buffalo
Sunny Stone
W. D Hempen
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Uni
Wilson County Fair
Hempen
Will Brown
George Cox
Wayne Henkie
Marie Brock
Max Decker
Yates Center
Meryl Summerville
Cleo Rutherford
Steep tea bitterness linked to longer infusion time
Steeping tea for about five minutes yields a balanced flavor. extending beyond this period tends to make the brew bitter as tannins intensify with prolonged contact. The note emphasizes timely removal to preserve taste and avoid harshness.
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Global Briefs
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Associated Press
Sandys
New Orleans
Hattiesburg
Mass
Theron C. Lynd
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lynd
el Dorado Newspaper
EL Dorado, Kan
the Times
Rotary
Kiwanis
David H. Clymer
Pans Focurena
S. Central
Macaroni! Products
Evans
East Main
Mrs. Larson
Esther
Chanute Tribune
Dial Tribune
Bridge Club
This Country
Oxford
Dear Ann Landers
Clifford
Almnet
Ann
Keyport
N.J
Landers
Clumsy OX
Honor Debra Chrisman
Fred Cook
S. Santa
Ben Franklin
Cuddle-lee
the Neubow
Beret
Leby
Teddy
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