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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

7

Man's Will Provides Own Flower Fund

J Raymond Bryden an 86 year old retired hotel owner left a will arranging for flowers on his grave twice yearly and for mourners at his funeral to receive a tank of gasoline and a substantial meal. He died May 27 and was buried in Dunmore Pa. The will notes about 70 000 in estate with five shares of Girard Trust stock to the Dumore Cemetery Association floral fund for investment. A pot of geraniums for Memorial Day and a wreath for Christmas Day are to be funded from the proceeds.

Allentown J. Raymond Bryden Bryden Hamilton Convalescent Dunmore Hamilton Girard Trust Co Dumore Cemetery Association Merchants National Bank of Allentown

Baseball Scores From Minor Leagues Across Leagues

Syracuse 9 4 Atlanta 1 5 Columbus 6 Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 11 Rochester 8 Toronto Toledo rain Pacific Coast Denver 8 Indianapolis 7 Oklahoma City 4 Tacoma 1 San Diego 5 Vancouver 3 Spokane 13 Seattle 4 Portland 4 Arkansas 3 Hawaii 4 Salt Lake 1.

Syracuse Atlanta Columbus Buffalo Jacksonville Rochester Toronto Toledo Denver Indianapolis Oklahoma City Tacoma San Diego Vancouver Spokane Seattle Portland Arkansas Hawaii Salt Lake

Tetherball Meet for Children at Royster Junior High

A tetherball tournament for ages 7 to 15 will run from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday at Royster Junior High. Organizer Lyle Dean announced the event, with children grouped by age and ribbons for all participants. Ribbons also go to the top three finishers. it is the second of four events in the series.

Royster Junior High Lyle Dean

St Paul Open Golf Preview on Keller Course

The St Paul Open offers a $20 000 first prize on the Keller Municipal course where a 272 total, twelve under par, is seen as likely for victory. Jack Nicklaus leads the money list with 52900 this season while Arnold Palmer returns after 1958 with putting woes. Gene Littler shot 66 in Wednesday’s tune up as players fine tune before the 72 hole event.

ST. Paul, Minn Keller Municipal Chuck Courtney Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Nicklaus Phil Rodgers Gene Littler

Chanute Girls Softball Debuts Tonight In New Light Blue Uniforms

Chanute hosts Lola at Highland Park at 9 p.m. for the girls softball debut in light blue uniforms donated by Bank of Commerce First National Bank Dr Pepper Olson's Sutcliffe Hem bree Skinney Fowler Ranz Naff Bolze and Vernon’s Sporting Goods. Earlier at 7 p.m. the Knights of Columbus face the Old Timers in a Church League game. Chanute American Legion baseball also plays Pittsburg at City Park at 8 p.m. with Pittsburg holding a 7 1 record and a strong batting defense.

Chanute Lola Highland Park Knights of Columbus Henry Rapp Chanute American Legion Pittsburg City Park Bank of Commerce First National Bank Dr. Pepper Olson’s Supermarket Sutcliffe Pipe and Supply Hembree Tire Service Skinney Electric Fowler Transport Ranz Motor Company Naff and Bolze Hardware Vernon's Sporting Goods

Niger ia Chosen as Scout Headquarters for Africa South of Sahara

Nigeria selected as the headquarters for the Boy Scout movement in Africa south of the Sahara. The decision places Lagos as the regional center, coordinating scouting efforts across multiple nations.

Lagos Nigeria Boy Scout Movement Africa

Grid Coaches Get KU Hike

The Kansas Board of Regents approved pay raises for University of Kansas football coaching staff raising annual salaries and boosting incidental fees at the medical center. Effective July 1, yearly resident fees rise to 525 dollars and non residents to 1025 dollars with Athletic Association funding covering coach raises.

Topeka State Board of Regents University of Kansas Regents Jack Mitchell George Bernhardt Don Fambrough Bernie Taylor Vere Wellman Bennie Lee Floyd Temple University Athletic Association University of Kansas Medical Center

Jazy Sets More Marks In A Historic June

Michel Jazy, 29, of France, shattered global marks in track events from the mile to the two miles in June. He ran a 3:53.6 mile on June 9 at Rennes, posted a European 5,000m best of 13:29 on June 11, then clocked 8:22.6 for two miles in Paris suburb, beating Ron Clarke and surpassing his 3,000m best of 7:49.2. Clarke praised Jazy's performance despite defeat.

Melun France Michel Jazy Rennes Jazy Paris Australia Ron Clarke Clarke

Grand Master Here For Masonic Meeting

Owen E. Hodgson grand master of Kansas Masons will present 50 year emblems to Chanute members Friday night at Cedar Temple at 8 o clock. Twenty five year pins will also be presented by Roy O. Adams and Jay T. Klinginsmith. A musical program precedes the presentations and refreshments will be served. Masons their wives and friends are invited.

Owen E. Hodgson Salina Kansas Masons Chanute Cedar Temple Roy O. Adams W.M Jay T. Klinginsmith

Food supply snarled as Teamsters strike hits Philadelphia

In Philadelphia the four largest grocery chains warn stocks will run dry by Friday night if the local Teamsters strike persists. Acme Markets' Blayney Barton says stores will start to run out soon as gasoline and drug supplies dwindle across Food Fair Atlantic and Pacific and Penn Fruit outlets. Hoffa’s efforts to end the walkout fail. Mayor Tate notes Hoffa is unavailable.

Philadelphia Teamsters Local 107 Blayney J. Barton Acme Markets Local 107 Pennsylvania Delaware Food Fair Atlantic and Pacific Penn Fruit Teamsters James Hoffa Hoffa James Tate

Record Pace Mentions 8:32 to 8:24.8 1964 Seoul Mark

The fragment notes a time change from 8:32 to 8:24.8 and references surpassing an old world mark of 8:26.4 set by Bob in 1964 at Seoul. It highlights a historical athletic pacing and a cited record context.

Seoul Bob

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