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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers answers teen prom etiquette questions. A rule system for pickup order among multiple couples is outlined, prioritizing drivers and distance. A reader shares marriage toil and a wife’s First steps toward independence. A mass office wedding invitation prompts advice on individualized invites.
Mrs. Ira Lowmaster reports the arrival of a granddaughter for the Dahlstrom family of Neosho Missouri on May 23 weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. Parents Virgel Dahlstrom and wife have two other children Teddy and Stacey. Paternal grandparents are Kermit and Mrs. Dahlstrom. Mrs. MecRell of Oklahoma City is helping in Neosho.
Mr and Mrs Carl Stone and Shirley and Mr and Mrs Floyd Ladd and Alan Jay were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lee Bradford. Mr and Mrs Guy Umbarger were in Chanute on business Mon. Gordon Wiltse and Walter Bradford attended the directors meeting of the Neosho Valley Creamery at Erie Saturday.
Market prices show eggs by grade with extra large and large sizes and medium eggs. Additional items include roosters, hens, hides, and a few miscellaneous receipts and cream prices.
Paleontologists note the coelacanth once thought extinct for 70 million years has been found living in modern times, with specimens uncovered this century by researchers seeking ancient fish lineages.
Henry H. Marshall an Agriculture Department official killed in Texas told Estes lawyer the cotton allotment scheme was illegal. Marshall led production adjustment in Texas for ASCS and investigated Estes operations. A grand jury probes whether Marshall was murdered and if death linked to the Estes case.
Clarice Dorris spent last weekend at her Maple Park home while training as a nurse in Kansas City. Bertha Clum visited with sisters, Earl Hines and George Hines, on Saturday and Sunday. Horace Jones aided by his wife and family traveled to Kansas City to meet their new granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. George Duleavy shopped in Erie Monday morning. The Marion Dorris family spent Sunday at Bull Shoals in Missouri. Horace Jones and son Glenn along with Marilyn went to fetch their mother in Kansas City Saturday. Shelby Reed attended to his insurance business in the community Monday.
Humboldt notices recount honors for retired staff including Mrs. Ellen Bridges and Dr. John Gilbaugh during commencement exercises in Abilene and Pittsburg. Local church schools and civic groups plan two week programs with guests from Chanute Kansas and Columbia Missouri.
Local paper notes Saturday events in Chanute Kansas with short items on community happenings and upcoming notices. Limited readable details mention area residents and nearby activities without full context.
The brassy fanfare of Seventy Six Trombones launches the Star light Theatre season on June 18 with Meredith Willson's The Music Man. The show runs through July 1 as Starlight unveils a new schedule with two week runs at season start, middle, and end.
Mrs. V. C. Iglehart of Pembroke Elementary School finished college nine years after being told a degree was needed to teach. She will teach one more year starting this fall before retirement at age 70, after attending Austin Peay State College at nights and summers while teaching third grade.
Mrs Harold R Williams and family host Homer Crook of Iola who visited Humboldt on Thursday.
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