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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
5
In New Philadelphia Tuscarawas County library's bookmobile was damaged in a traffic mishap. A replacement from the state library arrived as repairs began. A child jokingly asked if the borrowed unit shrank after washing. Tourism remains Isle of Man's top industry with locals referring to visitors as come overs.
Abilene Kansas readers view Hitler's last will and marriage certificate among artifacts at the Eisenhower Presidential Library. The exhibit focuses on "The Search for Peace" with the German surrender document and Eisenhower era materials on display.
Nell and Verne Thornton host visits from Jenks and Norman Oklahoma while many locals rotated through Illinois? No. Minnie Sherman returns to Kansas City after weeks with Cora Martin and Gertie Patterson. Wedding plans for Maxine Lewis and Dewayne Brooks set for July 8 as Ethel Statzman and Cora Martin host guests and shared meals with friends and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamilton of Augusta took his father to the K U Medical Center in Kansas City for treatment. Arch ie Ridlon of India California visited his brothers Frank and Ben Ridlon and their families and called on old schoolmates before Frank Ridlon's illness. Numerous relatives from Coyville and nearby towns attended funerals for Sam Life and visited with friends across the region.
Des Moines police chief Edward J. McCarthy found his color film was not his own and used a magnifying glass to read a license number on a car in the picture. The clue led him to Walter Trotter of Des Moines, who had received the film.
A brief line notes the Tribune newspaper offered by carrier delivery at a rate of 35 cents per week.
Coyville residents share news of family calls and trips. Coyville Mr and Mrs Eugene Cummings of Fall River visited his mother Mrs Millie Cummings after returning from a fishing trip to Sioux Narrows Canada. Wayne Anderson of rural Fredonia called on Mrs Blanche Anderson Tuesday evening. J L Spillman Albert Spillman and Mr and Mrs Harrison Willoughby visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Gregory Sunday afternoon. Mrs Orlena Jones and Kathy visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Spillman and Sue Ann recently. Her husband Jimmy Jones is in National Guard Camp in Wyoming. The first Negro land grant college was Alcorn University established by Mississippi in 1871.
Chanute Tribune issue from Wednesday June 20 1962 covers local events in Chanute Kansas. Includes community notices, obituaries, sports results and civic announcements from Wilson County. Highlights reflect mid June happenings and local interest items.
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