Five-dollar damage estimate in Chanute minor crash
Police say a car belonging to Fred Reno of rural Chanute sustained five dollars in damage after a minor collision on South Santa Fe with a tracking car driven by Larry Showalter of Eric. The Dodge patrol car also sustained ten to fifteen dollars in damage when it rolled into a drain pipe while unattended.
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Fred Reno
Chanute
South Santa Fe
Larry Showalter
Eric
Reno’s
City worker reports crash on Main Street street flusher hit and left
George Phillips of the city said he was driving the Main Street flusher when a car struck it at Evergreen and then fled. Emmanual Anderson of 213 South Western later called to report he was the vehicle driver.
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George Phillips
Main
Evergreen
Emmanual Anderson
S. Western
Speedometer Missing From Car At Erie Residence
Erie resident Mrs. Cecil Smith reported to the sheriff that the speedometer was removed from a car in her garage at her home last night.
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Erie
Cecil Smith
Sheriff's Office
Mrs Mary Henry Moves to Westview Nursing Home
Mrs. Mary Henry formerly of 1212 South Grant has relocated to the Westview Nursing Home for continuing care and residence.
Local visitors include Ahrings and Saunders kin
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ahring and gon and Mrs. Pearl Saunders of San Diego visited their brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ahring of 805 S. Ashby and Mrs. Mary Henry at Westview Nursing Home.
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Earl Ahring
Gon
Pearl Saunders
San Diego
Richard Ahring
S. Ashby
Mary Henry
Westview Nursing Home
Ebert Family Vacation Highlights National Parks and LA Visit
Mr and Mrs Chuck Ebert Neodesha and Mr and Mrs Henry Ebert R 2 return from a two week vacation. Highlights include Carlsbad Caverns White Sands NM Los Angeles Hollywood Yosemite Sequoia National Parks Disneyland Marine Land of the Pacific and Rocky Mountain National Park. In Los Angeles they visited friend Mrs Lydia Edwards.
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Chuck Ebert
Neodesha
Henry Ebert
Carlsbad Caverns
White Sands
N.M
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks
Disneyland
Marine Land of the Pacific
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Lydia Edwards
Cabbage Produces Eleven Small Heads From One Base
Johnny Taylor harvested a single cabbage head that yielded eleven smaller heads, golf-ball size or larger, all solid and growing from the same base. The scene occurred at 1023 S Malcolm this morning as the unusual plant produced multiple offspring from a single stalk.
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Johnny Taylor
S. Malcolm
Reno Visit Ends After Stay With Clemens and Babcocks
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Malson with Lori and Ronnie departed Thursday for Reno Nevada after visiting Rex Malsons grandfather N L Clemens at 1215 S Malcolm and the Warren Babcock family at 611 N Steuben.
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Rex Malson
Lori
Ronnie
Reno
Nev
N. L. Clemens
S. Malcolm
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
Mrs Corbin Visits Family in Wichita
Mrs. Myron D. Corbin arrived Friday from Waco Texas for a weekend visit with her sister Mrs. Paul Villepigue at 202 East 4th and her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Ted Adler at 230 South Kansas. Mrs. Villepigue will return to Waco with her sister for a visit.
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Myron D. Corbin
Waco
Tex
Paul Villepigue
E. 4Th
Ted Adler
S. Kansas
Villepigue
Tyson Weekend Guests From Hutchinson
Mrs. T Tyson of 1103 S Santa Fe will host her son Virgil Tyson and his family from Hutchinson for the weekend.
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T. Tyson
S. Santa Fee
Virgil Tyson
Hutchinson
Honored Emporia State students named in campus report
Dr. John E. King of Emporia State College announces Chanute residents Robert M. Mee Edwina J. Swope and Richard Fitch among top juniors seniors and sophomores. Mee ranks in the ten best juniors with a 3.86 GPA Swope makes President's Academic Honor Roll Fitch earns Dean's Honor Roll all from Chanute.
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John E. King
Emporia State College
Emporia
Robert M. Mee
Chanute
Edwina J. Swope
Richard Fitch
Miss Kansas Pageant Whirlwind Continues
Lois Ann Satterfield of Edwardsville won Miss Congeniality while Deborah Bryant of Overland Park captured Miss Kansas. Nicki McGuire praised Debby and predicted strong Miss America potential, noting few Southeast Kansas contestants and excitement of the experience.
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Lois Ann Satterfield
Bonner Springs
Edwardsville
Nicki
McGuire
Atlantic City
Pratt Jaycees
Saturday Evening Post
Kansas
Chanute
Iola
Miss McGuire
Short Run For Firemen In Nashville Blaze
Nashville firemen quickly responded to a fire at police headquarters located in the same building. The brief blaze caused minimal damage and was contained with no injuries reported.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Public Links Finals Today in 40th Championship
Ohio fireman Leo Zampedro, 24, and California student Arne Dokka, 21, meet in the 36 hole final of the National Public Links Golf Championship at North Park after semi finals wins. Dokka, a business and finance student, boasts a 424 yard 18th and a long drive advantage while Zampedro relies on power despite treacherous baked fairways.
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Ohio
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Husky
Leo Zampedro
Warren
al Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
North Park
Zampedro
Arne Dokka
Studio City
Calif
Jim Schrader
San Francisco
Dokka
California State College At
Los Angeles
Colorado State
Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Scores listed include Pacific Coast League games Arkansas 6 6 Oklahoma 2 5 Seattle 5 Denver 3 Portland 6 Vancouver 8 Spokane 10 Salt Lake City 5 San Diego 7 Indianapolis 0 Tacoma 2 Hawaii 1 and International League Toronto 10 Rochester 10 tied 17 innings curfew Syracuse 6 6 Buffalo 5 2 Atlanta 3 Columbus 2 Jacksonville 8 Toledo 7. Telephone contact info for Tribune included.
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Oklahoma
Seattle
Denver
Portland
Vancouver
Spokane
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Indianapolis
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Hawaii
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Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Toledo
Death of Leroy C. Knetzer Jr in Kansas City
Leroy C. Knetzer Jr died at Kansas University Medical Center at 9 a.m. after heart surgery. He was 10, son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Knetzer of Derby. Survived by two brothers and two sisters, paternal grandparents Keith and (Mrs) Knetzer of Erie, and maternal grandmother Marjorie Collins of Wichita. Funeral arrangements by Pierce Funeral Home, Erie.
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Leroy C. Knetzer Jr
Leroy C. Knetzer
Leroy Knetzer
Derby
Kansas University Medical Center
Kerry
Larry
Katherine
Marilee
Keith Knetzer
Erie
Marjorie Collins
Wichita
Pierce Funeral Home
Mississippi River Dyes Red To Measure Flow
The U.S. Public Health Service will release eight gallons of fluorescent red dye into the Mississippi River Sunday night to measure water flow. Officials say the dye is harmless to boats and wildlife and the river will stay red for several miles as it dissipates.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Mississippi
U.S. Public Health Service
Kansas City Man Killed in Gun Fight
A 29 year old man Monty Griffee was shot to death in an apartment gun fight in Kansas City Kansas. He died at a hospital after friends rushed him there. Police quoted a building resident saying the man shot at Griffee through a screen after Griffee fired at a woman resident.
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Kansas City
Kan
Monty Griffee
Griffee
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Friday including James Baylor surgery W T Buscher medical William Rensick Mrs Roy Smith and Walter Naff with various addresses and statuses Dismissals include Henry Pribbernow David Leach Aaron Nickell Mrs Chester Harvey Charles Martin and Joseph Slyker Admission today Theresa Reeves with surgery Dismissals today list Vina Hoisington John Mullen Eugene Stitt Robert Knapp Mrs George Mann Eric Linda Guenther Fire Run details show a corn popper at the snack bar and pool area.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
James V. Baylor
N. Steuben
W. T. Buscher
St. Edith
William Rensick
Humboldt
Roy Smith
Walter Naff
Henry Pribbernow
David Leach
S. Santa Fe
Aaron Nickell
Chester Harvey
S. Highland
Charles J. Martin
Bronson
Joseph Slyker
S. Evergreen
Theresa Reeves
W. Beech
Vina Hoisington
John L. Mullen
Westview Nursing Home
Eugene Stitt
Thayer
Robert Knapp
George Mann
Eric
Linda Guenther
Benedict
Elsmore Wins At La Harpe In Nine Two Victory
Elsmore Ponies beat La Harpe 9 to 2 as David Fewins pitched a three hitter with 18 strikeouts. Fewins added two singles while Join Parrott led Elsmore with a triple and a double and Merle Cunningham added a homer. Cole and Hawk started for La Harpe. Score by innings shows Elsmore taking a 9 run total to 2 for La Harpe.
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LA Harpe
David Fewins
Elsmore Ponies
Fewins
Join Parrott
Elsmore
Merle Cunningham
Cole
Hawk
la Harpe Battery
Chanute Social Calendar July 1965 Update
Chanute Toastmasters Club meets Memorial Building at 7 30 p m. Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary in Auxiliary Room at 6 30 p m. JOOF and Rebekah Lodge hold a covered dish picnic at the south shelterhouse Santa Fe Park bring your own table service and cover.
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Chanute Toastmasters Club
Memorial Building
American Legion Auxiliary
Joof
Rebekah Lodge
South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe
Chanute Baseball and Softball Weekend Schedule
Chanute teams set weekend schedules with district baseball games beginning today. Elks All-Stars meet Columbus at Baxter Springs at 3 p.m. in a seven team tournament with state berths for top two. Semifinalists emerge by tomorrow with El Dorado or Baxter Springs winner at 1 p.m. The Chanute Legion opens against Burden at Parsons 7 p.m. and Gray Lumber faces Independence at 8 p.m. Also tonight Chanute girls softball hosts Cherryvale at Highland Park 8 p.m. and Oilers men’s softball seeks title defense at St Paul finals 8:30 p.m. with potential rematch if first game lost. Chanute undefeated in tourney.
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Chanute
Chanute Elks All-Stars
Columbus
Baxter Springs
el Dorado
Chanute American Legion
Burden
Parsons
Chanute Gray Lumber
Independence
Cherryvale
Highland Park
Chanute Oilers
St. Paul
Oilers
Local Club Schedule Highlights Evening Events
Listed activities include the Chanute Cycle Club meeting at 6 30 p m at the Clubhouse 1604 Plummer and the Arts and Crafts gathering at 7 30 p m at the North Malcolm Community Building. A late night Past Matrons and Past Patrons picnic runs from 9 p m to noon at the north shelterhouse Senta Fe Park 6 30 p.m.
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Ereddish
Chanute Cycle Club
Plummer
North Malcolm
Hulda Parker Chapter
North Shelterhouse
Senta Fe Park
Community group events listed for Tuesday evening
July 20 1965 schedule includes Wesleyan Service Guild picnic at West Shelterhouse Highland Park 6 30 p.m. Women's C of C noon lunch Tioga Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant COF hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m. LA to B of RT IOOF hall 2 p.m.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
West Shelterhouse
Mighland Park
C of C
Tioga
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
COF
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
IOOF
Diet Club Meets In Sawyer Hall
The W W Diet Club met in Sawyer Hall to discuss the difference between ice milk and ice cream. Mrs. Ernest Wahl reported, Salome Harmon presided, and 172 pounds was total reported after roll call. Members pledged at opening and discussed diet and exercise before dismissal.
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Diet Club
Sawyer Hall
W W Diet Club
Ernest Wahl
Salome Harmon
WW Club
Mrs. Jenkins Hosts Bridge Club Evening
The Strugglers Bridge Club met Thursday at 320 S. Wilson in Mrs. Robert Jenkins home for two bridge games. Mrs. John Weilert won high and Mrs. Robert Wells won low. guests included Mrs. Tom Murrill and Mrs. Robert Wells. Mrs. Glenn Barnby to host the Aug. 19 meeting.
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Strugglers Bridge Club
Robert Jenkins
S. Wilson
John Weilert
Robert Wells
Tom Murrill
Sherry Cook Honored On Ninth Birthday With Party
Sherry Cook observed her ninth birthday Thursday with a lawn party hosted by her mother Mrs. Fred Cook and sister Pamela at 815 S. Santa Fe. Guests included Twyla Wiles Janea Berthoz Lora Morris and Teresa Morris. A red and green cake ice cream and punch were served with games and photos taken.
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Sherry Cook
Fred Cook
Pamela
S. Santa Fe
Twyla Wiles
Janea Berthoz
Lora Morris
Teresa Morris
Lutheran Church Women of Friends Home Meet in Savonburg
The Lutheran Church Women of Friends Home held a general meeting at the Savonburg church on Thursday afternoon with 24 adults and three children present. Guest Mrs. Solomons on Vilas attended, and Mrs. Hawkinson presided.
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Savonburg
Lutheran Church Women of Friends Home
Solomonson
Vilas
Fredolph Hawkinson
Earl Munson
Leonard Carlson
Max Ludlum
Gerald Johnson
Arnold Swanson
Bertil Gustafson
Alvin Ericson
Hawkinson
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