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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1964

Page

7

Visitors and birthdays fill Urbana area notes

Visitors in Urbana area include Ed Heilman Wichita and his relatives Milo Ralph Ora Heilman and others visiting in Galesburg Erie and Thayer. Weddings anniversaries noted for Harold Stroud Ernest Gillett and July birthdays for Martha Neely Hazel Heilman. A bevy of weekend visits, a cast for aBroken leg and a turkey dinner marked the period.

Urana Edwin Heilman Wichita Milo Heilman Galesburg Ralph Heilman Eric Ora Heilman Thayer Walter Welch Jay Welch Springfield Wayne Johnson Welch Jay Levi Bailey Roger Dunivants Harold Heilman Ronnie Betty Lawton Okla G. A. Zugmier Fred Heilman Erie Mable Stich Ernest Gillett Ralph Heilmans Clara Carl Quinn Martha Neely Hazel Heilman Bob Nordstedt George Nordstedt Larry Debby Brenda

4 H Club News Neosho Valley Busy Bees

Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4 H club held a food project meeting at Karen Redfield’s home. Mrs. Lope man led judging classes. Redfield demonstrated brownies and Doug Lopeman prepared fair exhibits. Members to bring four cupcakes to Raymond Parker’s on Monday. Eleven junior and adult leaders met to plan a Neosho County fair booth. Sewing class garments styled at E L Redfield home. Garments judged Friday at Erie courthouse. Public style revue July 31 at Erie High School with grand and reserve champions announced. The Secret Service, created in 1865, is the federal government’s oldest general law enforcement agency.

Karen Redfield R. 2 Robert Lopeman Miss Redfield Doug Lopeman Redfield Raymond Parker R. 1 George Madill W. 10Th Neosho County Madiils Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H E. L. Redfield Erie Erie High School

June Allyson Receives $500 Monthly Child Support Increase

Los Angeles AP June Allyson widow of Dick Powell won a court order boosting her child support from Powell estate to 2500 dollars per month. She cited inability to work due to her second husband's illness. Her children Pamela aged 16 and Richard 14. Allyson married Glenn Maxwell last October after Powell's death.

Los Angeles June Allyson Dick Powell Superior Court Miss Allyson Pamela Richard Glenn Maxwell Powell

Arnaz Sued for 36.75 Million in California Case

Desi Arnaz is named in a $36.75 million lawsuit filed in Superior Court by Cathedral City couple Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young. They accuse Arnaz of assault battery and false imprisonment at Thunderbird Country Club on January 1, while the couple worked as janitors. The husband, 65, says Arnaz struck him when he tried to aid his wife.

Indio Calif Desi Arnaz Jack Young Arnaz Thunderbird Country Club Young

Astronaut M Scott Carpenter Undergoes Toe Surgery

Houston AP reports astronaut M Scott Carpenter remained in a Houston hospital after minor surgery on a broken left toe and a dislocated toe. He also had a right foot deformity corrected. He will stay several more days as doctors monitor recovery.

Houston Tex M. Scott Carpenter Carpenter Bermuda

Wichita cyclist pedals to New York for Fair

Robert Warne, a 20 year old machinist from Wichita, cycled 1700 miles to the World's Fair in New York, completing the journey in 19 days. He faced a few mishaps including a bent rim after a sideswipe in Troy and a hit and run incident in Illinois but finished with the same tires and air. He plans to stay about 10 days, visit the Fair, regain weight, and return home by car with his sister.

New York Wichita Kan Robert Warne Warne Ohio St. Louis Troy

Two Acre Bog Near Washington D C Preserved Wilderness

A two acre bog survives near the Washington D C skyline forming a miniature wilderness. Bog orchids magnolias azaleas and two insect eating plants thrive in this sheltered spot.

Washington D.C

Wilson county 4-H council discusses money projects and fair

At the Fredonia courthouse on Monday Wilson county 4-H members planned money making projects. Janis Pryor led the meeting. A fair ice cream service was set for July 30 31 and Aug 1 with one leader and two members from each club. Additional notices included clothing judging Aug 5 at the courthouse style review Aug 10 at Ben Pauley school and records due Aug 18. Speakers Singh an Indian exchange student and John Rogers assistant county agent spoke. The next council meeting is Sept 28.

Wilson County 4-H Fredonia Janis Pryor Ben Paulen Singh India John Rogers

First union sponsored hospital serves 45000 in NYC

The Health Center of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in New York City treated nearly 45,000 persons last year, marking it as the nation’s first union sponsored hospital. The facility provides medical care tied to worker support and union goals in a major urban setting.

International Ladies Garment Workers Union New York City

Midwest leaders to meet on economic development in D C

Lincoln Neb AP eight senators and ten governors from twelve midwest states plan a Friday Washington meeting to push government research contracts and regional economic development. Governor Frank Morrison says it marks a rare joint session of Democrats and Republicans on the issue with arrangements led by Senator Frank Lausche. Attending governors include Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Iowa Ohio Kansas Indiana Michigan North Dakota Nebraska. Illinois and South Dakota governors absent, but their senators will be present.

Lincoln Neb U.S Midwest States Washington Frank Morrison Nebraska Morrison Frank Lausche Ohio Lausche Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Iowa Kansas Indiana Michigan North Dakota Illinois South Dakota

Seven-Floor Fall Fatal in Kansas City Apartment

In Kansas City a 13 year old boy Howard Turner died after plunging seven floors from a window at 2011 East 10th Street. His mother Dorothy Turner reported leaving the apartment and finding him on the ground after returning to the scene.

Kansas City East 10Th St Howard Turner Dorothy Turner

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