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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1964
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune reprint of Ann Landers advice letters from 1963 shows reader woes on addiction to the column, marital chores and finances, child drums vs earned rewards, with Landers urging practical fixes like hiring help, honoring parental promises, and suggesting readers submit problems for her column.
The four county area apportioned the Special Motor Carrier Fee County Road Fund as of July 2. Neosho county received 2518.43 dollars, Allen 2364.52, Wilson 2318.59, and Woodson 1618.41. Relatives from Salisbury North Carolina visited Mr and Mrs B M Dunham at 515 S Lafayette before returning home Wednesday night. Michael Dunham and his wife and son from the Wichita Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron face a 15 day active duty training starting August 1 at the squadron facility near Wichita Municipal Airport.
Carl Schickhardt of La Fayette reports his daughter Mrs Ren R Johnson of Richardson Texas will be on Truth or Consequences on August 10 at 11 30 a m The program was taped during her visit to Los Angeles Ren Johnson is the son of Mr and Mrs E W Johnson formerly of Chanute
The Chanute Public Library will present The Mystery of the Woods at its weekly story hour on Saturday. Mrs. Cresent Owens, the children's librarian, will read the tale from 10:30 to 11 a.m.
Larry Seefeldt of Route 1 visited the Kansas State University campus in Manhattan yesterday to complete pre enrollment for the upcoming fall semester.
Charles V. Burnett pastor of Jehovah's Witnesses in Chanute and 18 local congregants traveled to Topeka for a four day Fruitage of the Spirit Assembly. Delegates include Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and several neighbors. First Methodist Vacation Church School opens Monday 9 to 11 30 a.m. for kindergarten through sixth grade in Fellowship Hall under Eldon Doane and Felix Bourey.
The tentative list for summer commencement Aug 6 at Pittsburg State College Pittsburg includes Merima Short Carver Altoona mastering science in secondary education Larry G Bryan Eric master of science in industrial education Larry D Wheeles Eric master of science in secondary education Gene D Simmons Hepler master of science in guidance and counseling Bill D Waldrip Hepler master of science in secondary education Berta Elizabeth Anderson Thayer master of science in elementary education Flo rence Rumbley Carrier Chanute master of science in elementary education Sunshine Short Erickson Chanute master of science in elementary education Homer Francis Moody Chanute master of science in industrial education.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meets at 100F hall at 2 30 this Sunday August 2 1964 in an items listing for Community Social Calendar from the Dia Tribune HE 14100.
A stork shower was held for Mrs Don Elder 1014 S Larson at the Country Club Thursday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs Williamson Hutchison Dodd and Havorka. A cantaloupe dessert with a centerpiece of white carnations and pink rosebuds was served. After gifts were opened, bridge was played with pink rose bud prizes won by Ames Loss New and Steele. Attendees included Ames Elder New Steele Loss Johnson King Hall Heger Arnold Dean Ghert Tindel Sutcliffe Ashley Jeanes Johnson Williamson Hutchison Dodd Havorka.
Overland Park Kansas AP Keith Martin urged Democrats to counter growing anti intellectualism in the Kansas Republican party in a campaign speech. He described a radical faction at state and national levels promoting censorship and anti fluoridation campaigns while attacking unions and minority groups. He seeks the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor.
Betty ponders memory slips from absent mindedness and name recall to getting lost in town. Comical anecdotes show how reminders fade and how even routines return with a twist. The piece ends with a lighter note on renewed ambition and MVP style quotes.
Six Royster Junior High Kayettes will join the Kansas Association for Youth Leadership Training Camp at Rock Springs Ranch south of Junction City next week. Attendees include Kathy Taylor Mary Ellen Walker Mary Bob Martin Deb ra Tucker Joyce Baldwin and Mina Malcomb. Transportation to camp will be provided Monday morning by Mrs Robert Martin and Rev and Mrs William Baldwin. return home Friday by Mrs J N Halcomb and Mr and Mrs Eldren Walker. Sponsor Mrs Virgil Akins will depart Sunday for staff orientation in Junction City and attends the camp seventh year and fourteenth session. Wanda Mae Vinson state director of sponsoring Kansas Association of Youth serves from Topeka. Camp is sponsored by Kansas State High School Activities Association with facilities rented from the state 4-H foundation. About 650 girls will attend personality enrichment and leadership classes from Yates Center Humboldt Erie Independence Coffeyville Iola Chanute to strengthen local organizations.
Debre James Swender four and Debra Swender eight were honored at a Katy Park birthday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swender 601 S Katy. Ice pop and cake were served and games followed gift time with many relatives and friends in attendance.
Sharlene and Bruce Parker demonstrated how to make chocolate cupcakes and cocoa at their home as Neosho County 4 H club notes progress reports. Cupcakes were judged and refreshments served. Booth plans moved forward at the Madills' home. The display will be at the Neosho County fair August 6 7 and 8. Refreshments served to nine junior leaders and the Madills. The next worknight is Monday at 8 p.m.
Neosho Busy Bee 4-H Club members enrolled in the Breakfast Time cooking project met with leader Mrs. Lopeman. Another group in Picnics and Suppers met the same leader. Sharlene Parker demonstrated hard cooking eggs, potato salad, and cupcakes. Steve Lopeman showed table setting, a bacon and tomato sandwich, and egg nog. The picnic lunch was served at noon.
The STARK The Grant HDU met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Donald Mundell’s home with 11 members present. The meeting opened with a group sing of The Hymn of the United Nations. Guests included Mrs. Don Sailors Mrs. Allen Coover and Laura Mundell. Roll call cited My Most Enjoyable Past Time. A committee of Mrs.
Bernard Smith and Rosa Smith with Lillie Ewing were chosen to write the unit history. Mrs. Bernard Smith led a workshop titled The Story of Flowers using colored slides and narrative. Mrs. Ewing won the door prize. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. August 18 with Mrs. O M Dunham hosting a family night supper.
In Elmsford New York Sonotone promotes the smallest in ear hearing aid yet. It weighs under a fifth of an ounce and has no external cords or wires. A free replica sample offer is available by mail from Parsons Kansas.
The Kansas State Historical Society was presented a plaque in Topeka to honor a public subscription totaling nearly $6,000 for a Kansas centennial bell destined for the Washington Cathedral. The gift was presented by subscription committee members Mrs. Chester L. Mize of Atchison, Bishop Edward C. Turner, and Mrs. Robert L. Webb of Topeka.
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