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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
3
Police found two Chanute boys swimming nude in the municipal pool after hours. No charges were filed. Also noted are visiting relatives from Hanford and a car struck near 1 E. 3rd, with damage to a 1964 Plymouth.
Westview Baptist Chapel held a parents night to conclude Vacation Bible School. Each department presented a planned number and 77 students were enrolled with displays of their work throughout the rooms. Refreshments were served to about 120 attendees at the close.
If you cannot reach your Tribune contact, call the carrier at HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The notice directs readers to use the listed phone number for after hours communication.
Harold R. Rinker, consultant, offers a free hearing aid service session at Zip Discount Drug on Tuesday June 15 from 10 AM to 2 PM. The event covers cleaning, battery checks, receiver tests, case inspection, hinge tightening, earmold inspection, audio checks, and polishing. Batteries, supplies and repairs will be available.
Mrs. L. M. Markman entertained Rainbow HD Unit at 219 N. Garfield. Ten members and two guests enjoyed dessert. Mrs. Geeding joined the unit, and Mrs. Dalton led a lesson on the Standard of Excellence. A special June 12 session was planned at Mrs. Ames home to make cancer dressings.
Daily Transcript reports admissions including Mrs Lyle Swink surgery Mrs Floyd Puckett medical Mrs Maude Shipman medical birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Howard Russell Humboldt and admissions today for Mrs Alonzo DeWeese surgery Edwin Smith Humboldt medical plus a Friday dismissal and numerous highway patrol citations and moves within the region.
In Ootacamund India the prisoner Sheik Mohammed Abdullah a Kashmiri leader was interned and provided with a chef skilled in Kashmiri dishes to prepare meals.
Alberta Gough Neosho county probate judge reports 10 marriage licenses issued in the past week as June is affirmed for weddings.
Twenty four members of the Neosho Valley Coin Club met Wednesday night at the Memorial Building. Leroy Halstead was asked to select $25 worth of coin books for the public library. A year's subscription to the Coin Swapper's Paper was added to monthly door prizes. Floyd Hansen presided. A 1962 proof set won by Richard Oliver and a roll of 1962 P Lincoln cents won by John Crownover. An auction followed the meeting. coffee and doughnuts were served.
The 4‑H Best Yet Beginners sewing group met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Neil Heilman. Seven members answered roll call on why they chose 4‑H sewing. Karla Jeffers gave a project talk. Refreshments were served to members and a guest, Karen Shively. The group will meet Friday with Mrs. Heilman.
Mrs. Prindle of Columbus Ohio was guest of honor at a luncheon Friday at the Orchid Buffet hosted by the Chanute Culture Club. Former member Mrs J O Prindle attended along with sister of Mrs C C DeBolt Mrs Frank J Dooling of Coral Gables. Sixteen members were present and yearbooks for the coming year were distributed by Mrs Delbert Taylor.
Mrs Claude Sturdevant 89 of 303 N Washington died Friday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a brief illness born Oct 11 1875 in Wilson County daughter of George N Wiggans married Claude Sturdevant Dec 20 1896 he died 1944 a former Chanute hardware merchant she was a member of First Presbyterian Church Sunflower Chapter CES and charter member of Who's Who Study Club survived by daughter Ruth Shankland three sons and eight grandchildren funeral at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home Monday 2 pm officiated by Rev Joseph G Morgan burial Elmwood Cemetery also funeral for John Louis Dougherty at Johnson Chapel Monday 2 pm officiated by Rev R E Owen burial Elmwood Cemetery
Police issued a summons at 12 30 a m to Douglas Dufek for throwing a beer bottle in the street. Robert A. Riggle and Gary F. Redburn were cited for disturbing the peace with loud mufflers. Hearings for all three set for next Friday in police court.
Mrs. H. C. Kuykendall hosted ten members of the Peace and Progress HD unit at her home. Mrs. C. E. Steinman led the business meeting with Mrs. J. W. Oliver assisting. The program on Excellence was presented by Mrs. Lloyd Dalton. door prize winner Everett Faulkner.
Kansas City area 24 hour period ending 6 am reported high 86 low 70 with trace precipitation. Concordia 83 64 Dodge City 78 61 Fort Leavenworth 88 65 Garden City 75 60 Goocland 83 64 Ol Ge ce 80 62 Russell 70 with traces noted.
Enrollment opens Monday at the Launching Pad for Chanute Red Cross swimming lessons with 600 plus participants last year. Classes cover beginners intermediates and swimmers divisions under Pam Goodevan and Pat Gough. Also see tennis brackets at Highland Park and summer band at the old telephone building.
Nation's Cleaners opened with eight runs in the first inning and rolled to a 15 7 victory over Foodtown in Pee Wee action. Roby Acree and Kim Childers teamed on the mound for Nation's while Mike Rutter Sammy Nooteboom were the catchers. Russell Herron Mickey Ratliff started for Foodtown as Timmy Allen handled catching duties. Score by innings shows Nation's 803 13x for the final tally.
Miriam Circle of the Rebecca Lodge met at the north shelter house in Santa Fe Park Friday evening. A covered dish dinner was served at 6 30 p m presided by Mrs H M Wilmoth with devotions by Ethel Eaton. Twenty six members answered roll call. The group announced a covered dish dinner to entertain the noble grand at the north shelter house on September 10.
Community groups and clubs meet from June 14 to 15 with varied times and venues. Electa Club Mrs Junior Zimmerman 317 S Tennessee 1:30 p.m. Mary Martha Guilid Presbyterian Church dinner 6:30 p.m. Santa Fe Federation Carpenter hall 2 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Memorial Building 7:30 p.m. Cosmetology Club Tioga Hotel 6 45 p.m. Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7:15 p.m. June 15 Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7:30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant OOF hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6:30 p.m. LA to B of RT IOOF hall 2 p.m. Women’s Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel noon lunch Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist Lady Elks Club Rooms 7:30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 a.m.
Listing of Egg grades with prices per dozen and hides prices per pound. Includes Grade A Extra Large 23, Grade A Large 22, Grade A Medium 21, Grade B Large 20, Cream premium 4B, and glue hides price 4e per pound. Some text appears garbled but key items are egg grades and hides.
Local briefs and notices highlighted on page three include community events, town meetings, and civic updates. Readers learn about upcoming schedules, public service information, and brief local news items relevant to Chanute residents.
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