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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1962
Page
2
A reader shares a simple method to prepare summer squash. Slice parboiled squash, drain excess moisture, butter a casserole, layer slices with salt pepper and bread crumbs, top with Parmesan or sharp cheddar, bake at 350 until cheese melts and squash is hot. The writer reflects on past skepticism toward the vegetable.
Monday July 30 1962 Duplicate Bridge club at Tioga Hotel 7 30 pm St Cecilia Music club covered dish picnic supper bring own table service north shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park 6 Tuesday July 3 1962 Chanute Textile Paint club Carpenters Hall 9 am
Cub Scout Den 1 Pack 3 met Friday afternoon with den mother Mrs Ben Walker and assistant Mrs Gerald Rowan. Five members attended. group sang and terrariums were made. They reviewed bicycle safety and discussed a safety test. A dash and crab race occurred. Roger Brown led the Living Circle closing. Kirk Evans is Keeper of the Buckskin.
The Neosho County Mental Health Assn. held a board meeting in the county welfare office with Marion J. Craney outlining a Kansas plan for a Wichita workshop in October and praising local progress. Officers and board members were named and future meetings scheduled for Sept 18 in Humboldt with Aden County chapter to attend.
Variable fishing conditions across Kansas due to recent heavy rains and cooling weather. Southeast waters show fair to good catches of black bass crappie channels bullheads and drum with specific lakes ranging from fair to good prospects. Tentative Wichita workshop delegates listed include Nora Knight Gladys Eaton Robert Geiger Dorothy McMeekin Sarah Haller Pauline Boerwinkle and Jean Loy.
Mr and Mrs A W Hodgins of 719 N Grant plan a 50th wedding anniversary on July 31. They wed July 31 1912 in Erie and lived on a Shawnee area farm until 1945. Their daughter Ruth Mariucci and families will visit, with two grandchildren and five great grandchildren listed.
Mrs Lara B Guenther and Newt Chezen married at 7 p.m. Friday in the Wesleyan Methodist church with Rev Willard Lloyd officiating. Attendants were daughters Mrs John Jordan and Mrs Bill Carlson.
John De Mott of the Kansas City Star will join the University of Kansas as assistant professor of journalism starting September 1. He will teach advanced reporting and editing and serve as news adviser to the University Daily Kansan student newspaper.
Visitors to Corpus Christi family homes include Mrs J Walker Butin and her children Rick and Lucy staying with the Butins in Wichita. City Manager R J Hayes released from hospital after July 17 surgery. not yet able to return to work. Bible School program at Four Square church Sunday at 7 30 p m with theme Adventuring With Christ. Minor traffic crash reported near 12 E Main with damage to headlights. another parked car dumped on Highland. police traced backing car to Erie. Petty larceny charge filed against Chanute woman for shoplifting at A P store. hearing next Friday. George S McKellips Jr cited for reckless driving. Fred B Alford cited for reckless driving and illegal muffler. hearings set Thursday. Bus report on US 169 unsubstantiated after bus forced three cars off road. youths allegedly throwing water balloons observed nearby.
Daily Transcript lists admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Friday including Mrs. Villa Woodward and Mrs. Jennie B. Thode. Dismissals include Mrs. Pearl Maison and Mrs. Keith Hesler. A birth records a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Thorsell. Additional dismissals noted for Leburn Bailey and others in Dewey Oklahoma and nearby towns.
Federal authorities report $400,000 of the $1.3 million in blue chip stock certificates stolen from Vaults of Bache Co have been recovered. A Manhattan grand jury is hearing testimony as the case proceeds with 14 men arrested. Recovered amounts include $238,891 in New York $41,625 in Miami and $19,675 in Denver.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched its seventh unmanned Earth satellite in this summer series. Tass announced the Sputnik carried several scientific instruments aboard the craft.
Winter temperatures in Iceland resemble those of New York City as the Gulf Stream warms the North Atlantic waters around the island.
A Phoenix woman Mrs. Robert L. Finkbine seeks court permission to abort a 2 1/2 month pregnancy blamed on Thalidomide exposure. Judges delay ruling as motions from AG and county attorney are considered. The suit includes Good Samaritan Hospital and the Finkbines.
In western Kansas, Sen. James B. Pearson led the GOP straw vote in the new 1st District with 1 532 votes to 1 383 for Edward Arn. Frank Carlson led other races. Gov. John Anderson topped his race. Democratic totals included Dale Saffels and George Hart. Dole and Breeding had solid leads with many undecideds. The Salina Journal predicts about 45 000 Republicans and 20 000 Democrats will vote in the Aug 7 primary.
Leavenworth AP report says national gross farm income rose by 1.5 billion in one year under the Kennedy administration. Paul Aylward, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, said at a rally that farm income measures benefit farmers and all business. He warned a return to the Benson program would reverse gains for Kansas.
Rosa Belle Gardiner 88 died Tuesday at St. Margaret's Mercy Hospital Fredonia born December 17 1873 Cha nute to Amos and Lucinda Galley. Survived by three daughters Ruth Erlie Orlando Agnes Glancy Irene Gardiner of the home one son Roger Gardiner Moline six grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at Cation Funeral Home Fredonia 2 p.m. today. Burial Elmwood cemetery Chanute.
Mrs Hildred Johnston Clow 86 of Attica Ind died Wednesday after surgery in a local hospital. Funeral and burial were in Attica Friday. Separate notices recall Maud Alexander Albert Solomon and services at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with burial at Elmwood cemetery and memorials by Odd Fellows. Read the advertisements.
Chinese Communist batteries shelled the Nationalist held Quemoy and Matsu islands. Quemoy saw 54 rounds in 80 minutes while Matsu reported nine shells in 35 minutes. Court of Appeal orders 229 581 pounds from Somerset Maugham sale remain in Britain pending ownership dispute with his daughter Lady Hope. Sirimavo Bandaranaike faces the severest government crisis since her husband’s assassination.
W. F. Bricker of Earlton has sold the family farm where he grew up and retired with Mrs. Bricker to Chanute. The Brants of Earlton bought the farm. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including church events, birthday celebrations, and limited primary election interest.
An 11-year-old Kansas City boy admitted taking $1500 hidden in a relative’s bedroom. He said he hid the money in a vacant lot and checked it twice before the third visit found it gone. The juvenile officer said he did not buy the items he wanted and the boy will stay with his parents and face a juvenile court hearing.
A Kansas authorities hold a City Negro after removing him from a Sante Fe train in Fort Madison Iowa on a grand larceny charge. Police say a suitcase carried silverware cigarette lighters and transistor radios believed stolen from a former employer. In Tokyo a tropical storm named Louise caused 11 deaths two missing and 16 injuries as it battered Honshu with torrential rains and winds. A second storm named Marge remained in the western Pacific.
A Kennedy family gathering in Hyannis Port Mass for First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy's 33rd birthday included plans for a party and a boat outing. President Kennedy joined the celebrations as part of the Kennedy clan tradition since the White House era amid family reunions.
The court rejects the prosecutor's request for the death sentence for Kiszka citing his resistance role and aid to Jews escaping persecution, as reported by Kurier Polski.
Kansas City officials would lease Municipal Stadium for $1 a year for the first three years if an American Football League franchise is placed in the city. The team must maintain the stadium cover utilities and switch field use between baseball and football. Mayor Bartle noted Warren Lockwood plans the bid amid competition from Atlanta and New Orleans.
Boman Jack and Carole attended a youth camp near Salina this week. Saturday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Ethan Claus with several relatives from New Castle Colorado and Chanute. Homer Wallis attended a family reunion in Claremore Oklahoma last week.
The first presidential oath was administered to George Washington in 1789 inside a building on Wall Street New York City.
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