Chanute Teens Admit Egging Car. Ordered to Pay Cleaning Cost
A 17-year-old Chanute boy and two peers admitted egging Mrs. Neela Prye’s car on Walnut Street. They must pay Prye 15 dollars for cleaning. A2C Ronald Hamilton, on 25-day leave from Schilling Air Force Base, visits family in Chanute. Mrs. Roscoe Clark tours Mexico City returning June 14 then heads to Scott City to see kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Neela Prye
W. Walnut
Ronald Hamilton
Floyd Hamilton
S. Evergreen
Malstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Mont
Roscoe E. Clark
Mexico City
Luis Ortiz
Luis
Bobbie
Marcela
Andrea
Clark
Scott City
Jack Reed
Rickie
Ronnie
Mark
Hospital admissions and births in Neosho county brief
Friday admissions list includes Robert S. Huser Yates Center Arthur Knapp and Mrs Dick Moyer with surgical and medical cases at Neosho Memorial Hospital public notices show births a daughter to Mr and Mrs Raymond Barnett Humboldt Dismissals include Mrs Dale Edwards and others Saturday adds Mrs Thomas J Williams and Harold L Morris notable names and addresses Police Court records Roy H Lowry cited for parking in a no parking zone with a $5 bond posted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Robert S. Huser
Yates Center
Arthur Knapp
W. Main
Dick Moyer
S. Lincoln
Cindy Kelso
W. 3Rd
Raymond Barnett
Humboldt
Dale Edwards
N. Evergreen
Thomas J. Williams
Harold L. Morris
S. Allen
Walter D. Hempen
Buffalo
Josephine McCullough
S. Ashby
Harold LaRue
N. Franklin
Roy H. Lowry
W. 4Th
Social Calendar for June 27 28 at local clubs
The Dial Tribune lists social events for June 27 and 28 including VFW Auxiliary, Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Building, Pastatrons Club, OES Mrs Caldwell, BPW Circle First Baptist Hulda Parker CES Mason ic Temple Ladies of the GAR MEM Bldg Community Center, and Ladies Day Golf at Senete Country Club with various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Dinger
Memorial of
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Pastatrons Club
Sunflower
Kenneth Caldwell
N. Forest
Duplicate Bridge Ca
First Baptist Church
Hulda Parker
CES
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Gar
M. O. Cartlidge Circle
Memorial
Yasti
Oo Community Center
Chanute
North Mallcolm Community Center
Senete Country Club
Roy Chapple Undergoes Surgery in Santa Fe Hospital
Roy Chapple of 625 West Main is hospitalized in Santa Fe Hospital Topeka after surgery performed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chapple
W. Main
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Tom Jones at Bowlus draws full house in Iola
Attendees at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center production in Iola Friday night included Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Junod Dr. and Mrs. Forrest Junod Mrs. W. J. Wagner Mrs. Hazel Slane Ethel Eaton Pearl Chapman and Martha Stoltz. The play was reported highly amusing and played to a full house. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Zastrow returned from New Orleans after visiting the Jacksons’ daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Joiner Larry and Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Bowlus Fine Arts Center
Iola
L. J. Junod
Forrest Junod
W. J. Wagner
Hazel Slane
Ethel Eaton
Pearl Chapman
Martha Stoltz
Joe Jackson
S. Western
E. E. Zastrow
New Orleans
the Jackson
M. L. Joiner
Larry
Joe
Sunday Worship at First Presbyterian Church Set for 8 50
The Sunday morning worship service at the First Presbyterian Church will be at 8 50 a.m. The notice confirms the time for parish attendees and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Scotch Foursomes Featured At Chanute Country Club
Low gross was recorded by Dr. E. C. Morris and Marjorie Cook in Friday afternoon Scotch foursomes. First low net went to Richard Cloke and Mrs. Cole Leverenz with a three way tie for third among several pairs. Day chairmen were Mrs. Jack Wood and C. A. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Morris
Marjorie Cook
Chanute Country Club
Richard Cloke
Cole Leverenz
G. B. Johnson
G. L. Ashley
Glen Shook
Charles Broadwell
Merle Kelly
C. A. Wood
Dean Haines
Jack Wood
Bowling Scores Moon Maids League and Venus BS
Moon Maids face Venus BS in a bowling score report with multiple players and team highs. Individual high games include F Thompson 256 and F Tohopson 547, while Pluto and Neptunes postings show top scores and highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon-Maids League
Venus
F. Thompson
F. Tohopson
Pluto
Moerer
O. Moerer
Jupiter
Seeeses
Neptunes
J. Ramsey
M. Clopine
M. C Notes
Mars
Coscces
Saturns
J. Hettler
E. Guillams
Aturns
H. Carter
Real Estate Transfers in Neosho County Kansas
Transfers show multiple deeds in Chanute Neosho County including Daisy B. Jackson and Beulah Taylor to the Cullens Ruter and Lockwood Additions and city deals with Chanute Development Co. Inc. plus parcels in Fairview Earlton Kensinger and other property actions with numerous block and lot references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Daisy B. Jackson
Beulah Taylor
Robert E
Sara Cullen
Ruter & Lockwood
Genevieve
Ulman Mize
Erdere Beach
Judd
Velma M. Rowan
John W. Peterset Ax
City of
Letha
Robert Dwinell
Ray Cummings
Earlton
Advertising Is Safe Buying Your Guide to Adv
A guide explains safe advertising practices for consumers and businesses. It outlines tips to identify trustworthy ads, avoid scams, and understand claims made by sellers. Readers learn how to verify products, compare prices, and protect personal information.
Virgil Hansons Host Berean Class At Home
Mr and Mrs Virgil Hanson of 420 W 10th hosted the Berean Class of First Baptist Church Thursday night. Mrs Ray Elrod led the meeting with devotions on Love. Glenn McLaren offered the closing prayer as eight members attended. A picnic dinner is planned at Santa Fe Park on July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hanson
W. 10Th
First Baptist Church
Ray Elrod
Mrs Nelson Tops Chanute Bridge Club Standings
Leif Nelson led with the high score at Friday’s Chanute Country Club bridge game. Dennis Mc Laughlin placed second, Howard Wilson third, and Harry Ricketts fourth across four tables. Special awards went to Ed Ranz and Wilbur Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Nelson
Chanute Country Club
Dennis McLaughlin
Howard Wilson
Harry Ricketts
Ed Ranz
Wilbur Thompson
Dr Dent to Speak at Kansas TB Meeting in Topeka
Dr Albert W Dent former president of the National Tuberculosis Association and health services expert will address the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association annual meeting in Topeka on September 29 and 30. Dwight Payton Topeka chair of the program committee announces. Dent is attorney and president of Dillard University and serves on the President's commission on health manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Dent
National Tuberculosis Association
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Topeka
Dwight Payton
Dent
Dillard University
New Orleans
New Commission On Health Manpower
Vilas Vikings 4H Club Tour and Picnic at Wilson County Lake
The Vilas Vikings 4H Club conducted a Wednesday tour visiting members and their displays from chickens and pigs to sewing and electricity. After the exhibit walk, attendees held a picnic lunch and business meeting at Wilson County Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Vikings
William Thorsell
Edward Thorsell
A. J. Rowan
Alice McMillen
Judy McMillen
Glen McMillen
Linda McMillen
Rita Fail
Delta Nicholson
Pat Black
Robin
Raeburn Nelson
Mary Smith
Barbara Smith
Chuck Smith
Keith Nelson
Wilson County Lake
Recreation Calendar Highlights Busy Week Schedule
Tonight features archery at Santa Fe Park and bowling clinics at Bowl-Mor and Sportsman Bowl. Major League games include Highland Park versus Bank of Commerce and Orley's Cafe against Grove Cement. Semi pro baseball at City Park has Chanute Gray Lumber facing Kansas City Gravel Trucking at 7 30. Sunday shows Chanute Gray Lumber in two games at City Park and Hutchinson, Chanute Gray Lumber versus Parsons Raiders at 8 p.m. Girls softball at Highland Park has Chanute against Cherryvale at 7 30. Monday lists multiple youth and safety programs at Highland Park and Central Park with various times including little league and water safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Park
Highland Park
Merle Kelly Ford
Bank of Commerce
Orley’s Cafe
Ash
Grove Cement
City Park
Chanute Gray Lumber
Kansas City Gravel Trucking
American Legion
Chanute
Hutchinson
Parsons Raiders
Cherryvale
Jomen’s Arts and Park
Municipal Pool
Totlet
Central Park
Tulakes
Donaldson
IGA
Santa Fe Employees
Sears and Roebuck
Pee Wee
EUB Diamond
NuWay Cleaners
Flowers
Humboldt
Fowler Transport
Gray Lumber
Olson
Church
Baptist
Methodist
Grant Avenue Baptist
Christian
Bronson
P.m
Water levels and discharge at John Redmond Fall River dam
Yesterday readings show conservation pool levels in feet above sea level for John Redmond and Fall River with values around 1 036 and 948. A discharge figure is noted in cubic feet per second but badly garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
State colleges seek 114 million for 1968 budget
Kansas state colleges and universities asked for 114,294,764 for fiscal 1968, a 16.4 percent rise. Hearings before the Board of Regents covered KU, Kansas State University, Emporia State, and other institutions with faculty raises planned. student fees were also adjusted to fund bonds and expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka A
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Kansas State
Emporia State College
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays State College
Wichita State University
University of Kansas Medical Center
Emporia State Teachers College
Pittsburg State College
Kansas School For the Deaf
Kansas School For the Blind
Kansas University
Emporia State
Pigs Sent to Mayo Clinic for Hemophilia Research
The University of Missouri sends two hemophiliac pigs to Mayo Clinic in Rochester for a joint study on an uncontrolled bleeding condition. Researchers will test a blood component that may reduce bleeding and could be tried on human hemophiliacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
Mayo Clinic
University of Missouri
Rochester, Minn
Creighton N. Cornell
Mayo
Poison Ivy and Oak Lotion Ad Displayed at Rexall Drug
An advertisement for Poison Ivy and Poison Oak lotion promises quick relief by drying and healing poisoned skin. Retailer Casey’s Rexall Drugs markets the product as an effective remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Rexall Drugs
Local News Briefs From Chanute Tribune Page Three
Community happenings on Saturday June 25 1966 in Chanute Kansas feature brief notes on local events. Readers learn about city meetings and neighborhood updates with concise items and brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Storms and Heat Clash Across Nation with Tornado Damage
A slow moving cool front met hot air over the northern Plains causing severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. North Dakota faced major effects with hail rain and outages. Scranton reported 40 000 to 50 000 in tornado damage. Center town evacuated. Early temps ranged from 37 in Butte to 87 in Needles.
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Associated Press
Plains
Atlantic
North Dakota
Scranton
Center
Bismarck
Butte
Mont
Needles
Calif
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Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Daily Transcript
Dial Tribune
CMC, Inc
West Laurel Independence, Kansas
Small Business Administration
United States
Walnut St
Kansas City
Taylor & Martin, Inc
South Main
Fremont
Nebraska
T.V. League
L. Munster
C. Vitt Uncle
R. Sigier
R. Sigler
Fugitive
Munster
Belt
E. Belt
M. Hinkle
Fane Beaver
Sevcese
B. Nicholas
Flipper
K. Ae
K. Ochran
Lyle H. Kensinger
Jerry Steele
Kensinger-Haight Add
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Laboratories
N. Highland, Chanute, Kansas
Virgil Hansons
Mrs. Nelson
Dr. Dent
Kansas
Lloyd Rensing
R. 3
Leta Rensing
Donna Shively
Nancy Shively
Donna Rensing
Ruby Field
Lynda
Dad
Lynda Bird Johnson
President Johnson
U.S
Madrid
Spain
New York
Leo Cherne
Rts
Hutton
Concordia
Dodge City
Ft. Leavenworth
Teen
Clathe
Hill City
Russell Cfos
Ccvccesses Radiat
Wichita
Chanute, Kansas
Revtaron
God's Law OF
KGGF
WHB
Cablevision
North Lincoln
J. D. Schaal
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