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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
5
Erie area residents hosted a series of Memorial Day visits and gatherings. Families from Kansas City Tulsa Galesburg and others joined relatives in Erie and nearby towns for extended weekends with numerous social calls and meals.
In Kansas City a decommissioned Lockheed Constellation now serves as a tavern at 42nd and Main, owned by John Glorioso and Patrick Quirk. The 70 seat plane, cost 3.2 million dollars new, was refurbished for $68 thousand and opened Tuesday night attracting curious customers and even plans for a second Constellation bar in St. Louis.
Scientists returning from a moon shadow eclipse flight analyzed 13 experiments aboard a modified NASA jet transport. The crew led by Dr. Michel Bader reported a perfect flight and a near ten-minute observation at 39,500 feet over water from New Zealand to Peru, with corona and halo phenomena observed as the sun was eclipsed. An AEC Air Force plane also logged a five minute eclipse flight with nine experiments.
Memorial Day weekend drew many visitors to Yates Center with decorated graves and mild weather. The Monday services featured the Yates Center High School Band, Rev. V. C. Buttermore delivering the address, and a National Guard salute, under American Legion Post No. 13. The 25th anniversary reunion of the Yates Center High School 1940 graduating class drew 39 people from several states to Norma's Restaurant.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Taylor of Kansas City spent the Memorial weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Taylor and her mother Mrs. Estella Vermillion.
Chanute Tribune reports from Wednesday June 2 1965 including community notes and local notices. Highlights cover civic events, school updates, and upcoming town meetings with names of involved residents and organizations.
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