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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
5
A New York AP piece surveys modern teens and their constant cries for independence. Parents voice fatigue over demands for personal phones grades and freedom while adolescents clash over college plans and social life.
Irene Fleming, 50, faced a gunman at a St Louis bank walk‑in window who demanded a withdrawal. She refused to place money in the bag, instead guided him to fill out a withdrawal slip, then waited on two customers at the drive‑in window and pressed an alarm. The alarm activated a camera and the pair fled.
Jennie Lee Scurlock files in Neosho County Kansas district court to quiet title on Lots 1 and 2, Block 23, Tioga, Chanute. Defendants and unknown heirs must answer by August 25, 1967. otherwise judgment by default. Attorney Balch and Bailey represents the plaintiff. Mary Lee Frederick is district clerk.
A list of property transfers records numerous deeds across Neosho County. Transfers involve Pauline G Reynolds Clayton Standley Eric Rowan D A DeMeritt Sutcliffe Inc Roy Ensminger Lester Cox Roger Jenkins Robert Stegman Harry Williamson Melvin Williamson Eugene Connes Faith Tabernacle Jerry Owens Robert Miles P O Boyd Clarence Wehling Edsel Noland Alfred Thompson Jessie Duffy Wm Nicholas Duffy Unified School District Paul App L E Atkins R D Orley Alliance Chanute George Justice Maynard L Clemans Letha Dwinnell Roy Williams Gary Lantz Thomas Barnes Richard Hart Gerald Rowan Richard Hart etc. Transfers cover blocks lots in Chanute Tioga Erie St Francis St Paul and Noble areas.
Mrs. Treva Sexton hosted the Erie Business and Professional Women's Club during a salad supper with 14 members present. Guests included Dora Luk enbill and district secretary Alice Roecker. Reports covered the leaders council meeting at Coffeyville and receptions at Fort Scott honoring Ruth Niemand, with announcements of National BPW Week and upcoming district and state conferences. The club earned a $15 prize for first place in a centennial parade and planned an August watermelon feed.
Los Angeles AP reports Kate Beyerle 95 crowned queen of the Good Old Summertime Fair says she is pert and modern yet not hep on one movement asking if she likes hippies and love-ins. She notes she has not heard them on the radio.
The article notes a nationwide boom in paper apparel from bikinis to gowns with Lord Taylor and Kimberly-Stevens citing growth. Oliver James Sterling reports six plants producing 15 000 to 20 000 paper items daily and predicts paper could reach 25 percent of the apparel market by 1980.
Marine Lance Cpl. Larry G. Witman 21 of Manheim, after a six month enlistment extension, is en route to Vietnam to take the place of his younger brother Gary 20 stationed on Okinawa. Larry says the government will not send the last male heir of the family into the Vietnam war zone.
A brief listing of local activities includes Jr High Band at Central Park Community Building from 4:30 to 5:30. Rural Recreation ends at Hillcrest School, Adult Swimming at the Swimming Pool from 9 to 10. Friday features Chanute Swimming Lessons at the pool 9 to 12, Tot Lot at Central Park 9:30 to 11:30, Synchronized Swimming at the pool at noon, Children's chorus at Central Park 1 to 3, Summer Bowling at Bowl Mor 1:30, another bowling at Sportman's Bowl 2, Dance Tap and Ballet at Central Park 3 to 4, Baton Twirling at Hutton School Grounds 3 to 5, and a City Wide Tennis Tournament at Highland and City Park courts with time to be determined.
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