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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
3
This 1965 column features Ann Landers addressing readers from the Chanute Tribune. Items include office perfume complaints and a senior class dating dilemma. The advice panels cover practical steps for conflict, platonic relationships, and social etiquette in school and family settings.
A guide for compiling women's page items outlining deadlines for calendar notices 10 o'clock Saturday for early week meetings and two days before other meetings, name usage with husbands, completeness of items, and news value timing. It advises processing by 10 o'clock if used that day and recommends organizational notices for narrow audiences.
A Kansas delegation vote summary shows all Republicans and details on Senate and House roll calls. The Senate passed health care and Social Security benefits for the elderly and civil defense funding amendments were debated. House passage included a voting rights bill and a cigarette label requirement, with several members voting for or against and some not voting.
A Coast Guard cutter Absecon sails to assist the liner Seven Seas stranded in the North Atlantic with 400 passengers and 210 crew aboard. The tug Iersezee and standby power support loom as options while transfer to New York is arranged via plane or ground transport from St Johns Newfoundland.
Boots, the British chain pharmacy, will shut down its more than 100 lending libraries in Britain that operated since 1899. The libraries thrived in World War II with about a million subscribers but later faced competition from paperback books television and public libraries.
Anaheim California AP reports Walt Disney marks ten years of Disneyland by adding a Lincoln figure to the park. The electric Lincoln, voiced by Royal Dano, offers 48 movements and 16th president quotes. The attraction mirrors a crash program spurred by a New York World's Fair visit.
The Seven Seas, home port Bremen, is chartered by the University of Seven Seas of Whittier California for two four month cruises. Among the stranded passengers is Miss Marilyn Aubrey, daughter of Stuart Aubrey publisher of Hutchinson News.
Susan Brim of Newport News Virginia favors Pittsburg area strip pits over the ocean for swimming boating and water skiing. She notes no jellyfish and safer tides while pits offer diving swimming speed boating and bass and catfish. The pits are largely public though some Keep Out signs exist where clubs lease land. Beer cans remain a nuisance at a popular spot but police efforts have reduced the issue.
Community listings include First Methodist Church party at 7 30 p m United Presbyterian Women 2 p m Esther Class at Christian Church Builders Class at Presbyterian Church Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles Bound to Win Criss at EUB Church church annex 29 m
A Scotch Foursome drew 39 players at the Country Club Sunday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Morris chaired the event. David McCune and Mrs. E. O. Morris won low gross. Dr. E. O. Morris and Mrs. Cynthia Gray won low net with 32. Arch Allen and Mrs. Richard Cloke tied second with Rex Truitt and Mrs. Earl Ostrander at 34. Jay Tabor and Helen Lacey tied third with Earl Ostrander and Mrs. Earl Schaberg at 35. Glen Shook and Mrs. Jay Tabor received a special award.
Peggy Papon earned Grand Champion for her 4-H Home Improvement project after two judging visits evaluating color design workmanship and selection. Reserve champion went to Darlene Lowe in a club year recap. Margaret Thorsell placed fifth with 551 points at the district home economics judging school in Independence where 650 points were possible across foods clothing and home improvement with about 100 4-Hers participating.
The Buffalo July meeting of the Happy Dames unit was at Mrs Robert Johnsons home with seven members present. The program covered Understanding Our Children, a calories talk by Mrs Jim McAdams, canning and freezing by Mrs Mae Albin, and refreshments were served. Mrs Koenig will host the next meeting.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Radford traveled three weeks to Washington D C and Columbus Ohio combining business and leisure. The FBI employee attended a three week school in Washington while Mrs Radford visited with her daughter and families in Ohio. They returned home Saturday.
The Gibson families held their annual reunion Sunday at the Home Savings Association lounge with 62 attendees. Lunch was served by the Hulda Parker Chapter C.ES. Members and relatives from Pittsburg, Kansas City, Kennewick, Larned, Miami, Amarillo, San Antonio, Hutchinson, Parsons, St. Paul, Topeka, Columbus, Sedan, Garfield, Ft. Worth, Chanute and other locations shared memories, a review of a world tour, and greetings from scattered relatives.
The evening Methodist Youth Fellowship gathered at 321 S Larson for a cookout with 25 attending. Officers elected for the year include Robert Bower president and Steve Walker vice president. other posts filled and duties assigned. The next meeting is Aug 1 at 906 S Plummer with a nursing home visit project in Chanute.
A barbecue and party honored the Rev and Mrs LaMoine Waldron and family Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Alan Rollow R 4. Guests included members of the local flying club Chanute Privateers and their families as the Waldrons prepare to move to Kansas City.
Local notes from Chanute Kansas cover daily briefs including community events and notices. The page highlights light civic happenings and upcoming schedules with concise, period tone items.
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