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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1960

Page

2

Census trends show middle income flight and rise of co ops

The census indicates middle income families are moving from cities to suburbs while city co op housing expands. Luxury co op buildings grow in New York and across major cities, with tax benefits and tenant management advantages, offset by down payment risks and share ownership.

New York New York City Coop Buildings Douglas L. Elliman Chicago Miami Boston Tulsa San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St. Louis Detroit Milwaukee Philadelphia Hawaii Elliman

Federal Jury Gets Hoax Case

A Brooklyn federal court jury considers Peter W. Askew of Skaneateles for falsely reporting a bomb aboard a plane. Prosecutors seek conviction and punishment up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine, while defense argues it was a gag. Tito Puente was named in the report but not on the flight.

New York Brooklyn Walter Bruchhausen Peter W. Askew Skaneateles N.Y Askew

Income Tax Vote By Kansans in House Approval

In Washington AP report, Kansas lawmakers split as the House passed 223 to 174 a bill continuing corporate income and certain tax rates and setting the debt limit at 923 billion dollars. Republicans Avery and Reese supported the measure while Democrats Breeding George Hargis and Smith opposed it.

Washington William H. Avery Edward Reese Kansas House J. Floyd Breeding Newell A. George Denver D. Hargis Wint Smith

Anniversary Call Highlights News From Friedberg and Local Moves

Mrs. David David formerly Barbara Truitt received a Happy Anniversary call from her husband in Friedberg Germany. PFC David, in the army since Nov 19 last year, expects discharge May 27 1961. Oklahoma PEO Sisterhood state president Mrs. Rice visited her son Charles in Nevada Missouri for Cottey College graduation. John and Mrs Orr moved to Chanute from Auburn Indiana retiring after 25 years in sales and management. Luncheon guests included Sister Rose Agnes of St. Louis and Mrs. O Bryan of St. Paul. AC1 L. B. McIntosh and family arrived for a visit after returning from Rota Spain on USS Constitution. John Carter reopened his sewing machine repair service at 608 N Evergreen. Santa Fe carloadings for week ending June 4 totaled 21 764 with 10 432 from connections. total cars moved 32 196.

David David N. Steuben Barbara Truitt Friedberg Germany Pfc David W. Rice MacAlester Okla T. F. Parten Neosho Cottey College Sisterhood John Orr Chanute Auburn Ind Auburn Foundry Inc Stoker Division Orr S. Tennessee Charles Reynolds Ottawa Orrs Buffalo L. B. McIntosh Santa Fe

Benedict Resident Returns From Hospital After 10 Days

Mrs. Dora Lewallen has returned to her Benedict home from St. Margaret's Hospital in Fredonia where she was a patient for 10 days. Her brother Roy McCain left today for Covina California. Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and family at 219 West Elm were joined by Mrs. Wood's Bareis relatives from Newton formerly Chanute. Peggy Miller of Buffalo visits Benedict grandparents the Powells. The Wood family and Bareis relatives were traveling with plans to return Friday. Low Pace and daughter Evelyn Hainbach plan a six week California visit to relatives in Sacramento Gardena Downey and Richmond. If you miss the Tribune call your carrier or 700 after 6 p.m.

Beverly Dimon Hammond Ind Harold G. Wood Danny Mike Terry Lynn Passavant Hospital Chicago North Western University A. QO. Dimon N. Forest Dora Lewallen Benedict St. Margaret's Hospital Fredonia Roy McCain Covina Calif James Wood Janice John W. Elm Peggy Miller Buffalo Wesley Powell Donnie Jeffery Steven Powells Josephine Vaughn Newton California A. S. Murphy Riverside Low Pace Santa Fe Evelyn Hainbach Jack Rees Sacramento Olive Moore Gardena Lewis Egan Downey Arthur Pace Richmond

District Court Action Seeks Lease Cancellation and Divorces

In Erie district court Lucian Hudson and wife sue Earl Beel Jr and others seeking judgment and cancellation of an oil and gas lease with defendants given nine days to comply. Lida W. Cook sues Roy E. Cook for divorce with decree granted and name restored. property settlement approved. Barbara Jean Edwards sues William Edwin Edwards for divorce with custody and support awarded. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Eric Wiltse and Gloria Overbay. Merle Modesitt and Anna McNeal. Larry Ingraham and Sharon Williams. Virgil Maynard and Christine Kerr. Deimer Campbell and Dixie Turner. Ronald Witten and Wilma Mattox. Gary Bridges and Wauneta Pitts. Glen Heady and Carol Linville.

District Court Action Erie Lucian Hudson Earl Beeler Jr Lida W. Cook Roy E. Cook Myers Barbara Jean Edwards William Edwin Edwards Licen Eric Charles Dav Wiltse Gloria Overbay Chanute Merle L. Modesitt Thayer Anna May McNeal Parsons Larry L. Ingraham Sharon Williams Virgil Luther Maynard Christine Marie Kerr Deimer L. Campbell Wichita Dixie Turner Ronald James Wintten Walnut Wilma Lavon Mattox Gary Lee Bridges Wauneta Fern Pitts Glen Eldon Heady Carol Marie Linville

Ash Grove, Con Oil Win at Highland Park

Ash Grove defeats Bank of Commerce 8-1 and Consolidated Oil tops First National Bank 5-3 in Major League action at Highland Park. Bruce Benson and Baughn earned the wins, with Senseney homering for Ash Grove. Next games set for Saturday feature Ash Grove vs First National and Consolidated vs Bank of Commerce.

Ash Grove Bank of Commerce Consolidated Oil First National Bank Highland Park Bruce Benson Borjas Denny Senseney Benson Baughn Consolidated Richman First National

Diversionary Missile Fired for First Time

A Strategic Air Command B52 bomber released a GAM72 Quail diversionary missile near Tampa Florida marking its first use in a successful free flight The 12 foot missile aimed to confuse radar by simulating extra bombers over the Gulf of Mexico plus Florida test area

Overbay Wil son Ties in Church Vows

Mrs. Dave Overbay announces the marriage of her daughter Gloria Gene to Charles David Wilson son of Mr and Mrs George Wilson. The Rev Paul Life officiated at 7 30 p m June 4 at Evangelical United Brethren church. Attendants were the bride’s sister and husband Mr and Mrs George Dewey of Wichita. The bride will live with her mother while Pvt Wilson serves in the army at Ft Leonard Wood Mo.

Dave Overbay S. Grant Gloria Gene Charles David Wilson George Wilson S. Lafayette Paul Life Evangelical United Brethren Church George Dewey Wichita Pvt. Wilson Ft. Leonard Wood

Five Degrees Conferred by Sunflower OES

Sunflower chapter OES held a Wednesday meeting in the Masonic hall where five members received degrees. Mrs J C Rensing and Harry Patterson presided. A July August recess was announced and a gift to Eastern Stars at Meridan was approved.

Sunflower Chapter OES Masonic Hall O. H. Bates C. M. Cordner J. C. Rensing Harry Patterson Meridan

Chanu-Comers Club Plans Family Picnic

The Chanute group met at Drumstick Cafe for the season ender. A July morning coffee will be hosted at Mrs. Robert Koch home. Social Welfare topics included aging facilities and adoption. A June 17 6 15 pm picnic is set for Santa Fe Park south shelter. Newcomers urged to contact Mrs. Virginia Lear by June 15.

Drumstick Cafe Robert Koch Fred Fortney Social Welfare Dept Chanute Neosho County Santa Fe Park Virginia Lear Mmes Floyd Ramsey Maxine Bauer B. Roberts Mary Ann White Mary Blessing

Neosho Valley Coin Club Adds Five Members

At Memorial Building on Wednesday night Neosho Valley Coin Club voted in five new members. President Mrs. R. J. Hayes presided as 12 members attended. Sam Waltermire reported on the Greater Ozark Coin Association meeting in Joplin and Leroy Halstead spoke about coin grading.

Neosho Valley Coin Club Memorial Building R. J. Hayes Sam Waltermire Greater Ozark Coin Association Joplin Leroy Halstead

LA to BRT Meet at Odd Fellows Hall

The LA to BRT meeting convened Tuesday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall with 14 members present. Mrs. Axel and Anderson presided over the session.

Tesday Odd Fellows Hall Axel, Anderson

Garden club prizes awarded at local event

Prizes were won by Mrs. Robert Willan and Mrs. Ed Lesher at a club gathering with Mrs Ernest Anderson and Mrs. G E Barker serving refreshments from a table adorned with garden flowers.

Ing Robert Willan Ed Lesher Ernest Anderson G. E. Barker

Esther circle at EUB church meets for lesson

Mrs Burtch hosted the Esther circle of WSWS of EUB church at 206 S Rutter on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Lyle Clark led the meeting and Mrs Jennie Nelson was named treasurer replacing Mrs J F Richman. Mrs Ernest Wahl and members presented the lesson Unity Is Our Job with charts and booklets. Reports were given by Mrs Wahl, Mrs Percy and Mrs Carlson. Refreshments served to nine attendees.

Carl Burtch S. Rutter Esther Circle WSWS Eub Church Lyle Clark Jennie Nelson J. F. Richman Ernest Wahl Mmes Wahl Frank Percy Olga Carlson

Hostess Assisted by Mrs Mabel Carlson

A social note mentions members greeted at a gathering with assistance from hostess Mrs Mabel Carlson. The fragment implies a polite, community event scene led or supported by Carlson.

Mabel Carlson

June Tea By CWF Welcomes New Church Members

Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian church held a Wednesday afternoon June tea welcoming new members and out-of-town guests. Mrs. L. E. Kreider opened the program, with introductions by Mrs. G. R. Defebaugh and performances by Peggy and Glenda Dormois, a vocal trio, Judith Kay Wilson, and Karen Kreider. Officers announced for the year. clothing for Church World Service to be packed June 13. closing devotions by Mrs. Cronemeyer and refreshments served by Mrs. Kreider.

Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church L. E. Kreider G. R. Defebaugh Moszkowski Peggy Glenda Dormois Green Cathedral Mmes A. B. Chauncey Leonard Hunt Fred Montague Judith Kay Wilson Valse Chopin Karen Kreider Chauncey Wayne Ellis R. D. Churchill Ed Offenbacker H. E. Cox Church World Service T. H. Cronemeyer Kreider

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