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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1964
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers replies that a drunk individual is responsible for their own intoxication and that a girl who drinks herself into a state of senselessness bears responsibility for what happens next rather than blaming the older men.
A reader defends school nurses from harsh views while another shares a home trick to tidy a teen’s room. The letter-writers reference a Dear Ann Landers column, with a 1963 copyright notice and a Chanute Tribune submission.
Humboldt Lions club opened the new year at Community Park with president Clyde Snender presiding. Committees were named for sight conservation youth programs and civic improvement, plus officers listed. A July 27 work night was planned for painting the cabin interior after a Lions dinner. Local residents and visitors noted include Robert Hiller’s music training trip to Duluth and several attending bridal showers and family visits in Chanute Kansas City Prairie areas.
An investment should fit you as perfectly as a suit providing needs goals and financial situation. West America offers a real variety of mutual funds and other investments and will discuss each one from your viewpoint. No obligation just a call or note for an appointment.
Gary DePriest a 17 year old from Overland Park died en route to a hospital after a two car collision on the U S 69 bypass near Franklin Kansas The Kansas Highway Patrol said DePriest was a passenger in a car driven by Wendel Niswenger 18 also of Overland Park Niswonger escaped serious injury The second car was driven by Paul Colyer 15 of Pittsburg Colyer and passenger Craig Kasjaka were uninjured.
The owner of the Waconda Springs health resort near Cawker City, Kansas, is given 60 days to transfer property to the government for the Glen Elder Dam project. The government seeks to condemn 1,023.46 acres for the reservoir, with rental back of three buildings until July 1 1965. It may be two to three years before water covers the area. The spring, a 60 plus foot salt water pool fed by unknown underground sources, holds historic and legendary significance to local tribes and was once eyed for national monument status.
Eight hundred pounds of beans were cooked for a large crowd at the 91st annual reunion underway this week. A carnival on the grounds and a free program were planned each night, with suppers shared among friends and relatives Friday night. Two high school class reunions are scheduled for the weekend.
ST. PAUL Minn AP William A Birdsill's car went down a storm sewer during a heavy rain last Saturday. Birdsill 18 escaped unharmed. City workers recovered the hood Friday and said the rest of the car likely floated into the Mississippi River.
YATES CENTER Sherilyn Ward and Becky Vadnais attend Girls Auxiliary Camp of the Women s Missionary Union at Goddard this week.
Kathryn Clasen fished Bennett Spring Missouri last week and landed a seven and a half pound rainbow trout. She holds the Springs record for the largest trout caught in the year across all divisions. Two girls softball teams played in Burlington with Burlington defeating Wood Perkins 7 5 and Gambles 9 6. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hanson Rhonda and Janie are on a southern states vacation. Mr and Mrs Ashiel Derby of Denver plan to visit his aunt Dorothy Sterling. Harry Ashley involved in a separate note of the Middles.
Rep Wright Patman of Texas disclosed in the House that counterfeit activity for the first nine months of this fiscal year totaled 5.9 million dollars, up from 3.4 million for all of last year.
Chester Williams, a retired bank clerk who earned 36 dollars weekly and lived in a modest room, left an estate valued at 523000. He died two years ago after a 1959 illness and subsequent nursing home stay at age 86, with probate records filed Friday.
A concise note compares Viet Nam’s size to Missouri while noting ongoing internal strife and political division. The remark casts Viet Nam as smaller in area amid upheaval, emphasizing a scale perspective in a historical context.
First published July 1 1964 notice in Chanute Kansas district court listing Home Savings Association as plaintiff and Samuel Max LaRue and multiple defendants including The Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York and various trustees and officers. Case involves parties named and unknown heirs executors and assigns.
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