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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1965
Page
2
A Chanute Tribune reader shares issues about a pregnant ex wife using a husband’s name, a sister in law shipping gifts on credit, and etiquette around sneaky gum and mint thieves. The column advises avoiding entanglements and handling charges directly, plus future problem submissions.
Humboldt residents note re available updates as HUMbOLDT-Ensign William H. Cannon Jr. returns to the USS Springfield in the Sixth Fleet, Arden Maninger begins training in Kansas City for a post with Western Retail Implement and Hardware Association, and Sgt. Robert Ohmes prepares for a Fort Carson reassignment. The community also hosts family gatherings and church events during Memorial Day weekend.
A Negro delegate urged not to call Negro members new Methodists and said Negroes should be integrated into the conference program. Dr. Er nest Dixon defended Negro colleges noting their role for many students. delegates approved a $444000 world service and benevolence budget for next year. Retirements in the active ministry included Omer Stanton and others from Kansas and Topeka churches.
Chanute Tribune publication details and subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties. Advertises 1 year $9 outside Kansas 1 year $15 and monthly options. News staff listed includes Dwight McCreight and John Hovorka among others.
President Johnson proposes converting the polluted Potomac River into a national model for scenic and recreational value. The historic river by the capital is tainted by sewage mine acids industrial wastes sludge and silt.
Pittsburg Kansas AP Mrs Clarence Miles wife of a College High School instructor is a devoted toy train collector. Since 1962 her gift to her husband started a hobby that now fills the basement with 35 standard gauge locomotives 150 cars and 100 engines plus 40 zero gauge cars. The collection emphasizes trains up to 1940 and remains unaltered by refurbishing.
Gerald McKinney 42 a Springfield Ohio factory worker rents the Portsmouth fairgrounds to stage his alive funeral He aims for a rose filled send off with thousands of friends attending while he is still living in his own dramatic public ceremony.
A noted railway expert, once expanding his collection, has become a recognized authority on trains. He now attracts demand as a speaker at luncheon clubs and appears frequently on trains.
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