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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
8
A lighthearted column surveys quirks and trivia ranging from sleep behavior to paper clips, IQ food choices, traffic statistics, and famous quotes. It cites tendencies in gender sleep patterns, clip use, and daily habits, ending with a Shaw remark about humor and truth.
Mr. and Mrs H A Nilsson of Garden Grove Calif travel toward Boston visiting relatives in Gaiena Yates Center and Kansas City. Several families including the Hazens Ham mans Brummitt Hudson and Gearhart travel between Erie Iola Parsons and Wichita then on to Six Flags over Texas for visits and picnics.
Wayne L. Houser, 48, released after a 15 year forgery sentence, asked Judge Milo Popovitch for help with a hotel and a job. The judge covered a room, Houser checked in, then returned to jail after the bartender reported he charged drinks to the judge. Houser booked for intoxication.
Donna Rensing presided at the meeting in the south shelterhouse. The annual 4-H tour is set for July 31 with a picnic and swimming at Timberlake. Members will help clean the fairgrounds July 23 and the fair booth planning committee meets July 26. Project talks by Tommy Martin and Nancy Shively. Chocolate cookies demo by Larry Muniger. Singing led by Sherry Keenan. recreation by Leta Rensing and Roy Redburn.
Julie Tinkler’s July 13 birthday was celebrated with a North Park party after a Humboldt pool swim. Guests included Brenda Divine and Carol Larson among others. Bridgette Club hosted two tables of bridge with high scores won by Mrs. Frank Hemphill. The community notes anniversaries, visits, and travels across Humboldt and nearby towns.
In Greensburg Kentucky Mrs Sam Moore finds a freezer package labeled "hair" in her husband Sam Moore s handwriting. He explains the word was a misspelled note for rabbit saying I shot some game and wrote hair as a joke.
A prosperous Japanese buyer pays up to $4,000 for a rock valued for its unique shape or color. The report highlights the market for decorative stones and the high prices some rocks fetch.
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