Ann Landers Answers Domestic Dilemmas In Chanute Tribune
A 1963 Chanute Tribune column features Ann Landers advising on personal ties and social boundaries. A reader asks how to curb a clingy shut-in friend who calls three times daily, and Landers suggests a scripted cut-off sentence and quick exit when needed. Another letter asks about marrying someone with children, with guidance to seek a single or child-free partner. A final note directs readers to send problems to the paper for help.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Humboldt News: Women Circles Meet in Humboldt
Humboldt group meetings feature circle II of United Presbyterian Women with Mrs. Woods hosting and Mrs. McCluskey presiding. Reports note August and July meetings canceled, September plans announced, nine members attended, and refreshments served. Also St Peters Lutheran Ladies Aid gathered with patriotic devotions and sunshine bags. Various local families and church groups are listed with visits, trips, and officers. Dr. Fred Shaw to guest preach at Presbyterian church. Kathy Koon visiting from Hutchinson with relatives.
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Walter Wulf
Leroy Wright
Raymond Couch
Colony
Carl Wright
Jim Wright
Tulsa
Gary Couch
Topeka
Lee Wadley
Wichita
Friends
Humboldt
Margaret Eggers
Walther League of
Herman Seyfert
Charlene Pullman
Stephen Clements
Margaret
Karen
Shirley
Mr. Seyfert
Chanute
Frank E. Lindsey
Johnson
Lindsey
Birmingham
Fred Shaw
Presbyterian Church
Kathy Koon
Martin H. Bulk
George Koon
Hutchinson
Anna Saving
Kathy
Seek Out In Imports Of Oil Seek Out In Imports Of Oil
J A Mull Jr of Wichita calls a July 9 meeting in Oklahoma City of the Liaison Committee of Cooperating Oil and Gas Associations to press drastic relief measures for domestic independent producers. He attacks the Interior Department’s 1964 import increase to 55879 barrels daily as speeding U S dependency on unreliable foreign oil.
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Wichita
J. A. Mull, Jr
Laison Committee
Department of Interior
Oklahoma City
Mull
United States
Visitors in Erie Vicinity
Compiled notes of local visitors in Erie and nearby areas. James Draper family moves to Arkansas City to coach next term. Clark Freeby visits local residents. Freeby family connections in Tulsa and Neosho Valley Creamery. Norman Smiths from Igloo, SD vacationing with local relatives. Harold Heaton returns from trip via Hutchinson and Colorado. Jim Fleming returns from Baker University to visit relatives in Palos Verdes Estates and others. Community events include Erie HDU meeting at Mrs. Culbertson’s home with plans for fair grounds improvement and a lesson on allergies. next meeting at Mrs. John Collins’s home. Mildred Mears arrives for visit. connected to Wesleyan Guild mission work in central Kansas.
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John McCreary
Colorado
Wyoming
H. H. Stewart
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Hickory
N.C
G. W. McCreary
Stewart
Erie
James Draper
Arkansas City
Clark Freeby
E. C. Bryan
Chet Freeby
Tulsa
Freebey
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
Pure Milk Co., Inc
Norman Smith
Igloo, $.D
Bill Heck
E. W. Amos
Harold Heaton
W. C. Mulvaney
Hutchinson
Charles Gillen
Security
Colo
Casket Manufacturers Assn
Jim Fleming
Clark Fleming
Baker University
Lewis Ferguson
Lori
Palos Verdes Estates
Calif
John Harris Jr
Dean Harris
Guam
John Harris Ir
Chanute
Ronald Yockey
Parsons
Robert Thompson
Pittsburg
Gene Beard
Amanda Hickey
Beard
Max Teeter
Charles Gambrill
Norma Lee Jacobs
John Collins
Mildred Mears
C. P. McKinnie
Gordon
Miss Mears
Wesleyan Guild of Missionary Education
Kansas
Publicity Leads Wife To Diet Aid For Husband
Mrs J E Pitts visited her family doctor in Memphis after a picture of her husband appeared in a Memphis newspaper. The doctor remarked on the publicity and gave her a diet sheet to have him follow.
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Memphis, Tenn
J. E. Pitts
Memphis
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates Notice
Chanute Tribune presents subscription rates by mail for regions including Neosho and Wilson counties. Rates shown include 1 month 3 months and 1 year options with varying prices, details appear in the newspaper notice.
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Neosho
Alien
Wilson and Woodson
Cannes
Kansas
Erie Woman Attends Methodist Meeting in Fayetteville Ark
A woman connected with the Methodist church travels from Erie to Fayetteville Arkansas for a meeting related to her work. The report notes her attendance and ongoing church activities as part of her responsibilities.
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Methodist Church
Erie
Fayetteville
Ark
Notice to file defenses in Chanute estate case
Legal notice in Neosho County Kansas requires all defendants to file written defenses by July 22, 1964 at 10:00 AM in Erie Kansas. If ignored, judgment will be entered on the petition. Bernard F. Wyatt as Administrator of Solomon Denton Deceased, with Balch & Bailey as attorneys, Alberta Gough Probate Judge.
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Chanute Tribune
Kansas
Neosho
Aid
Denton
Chicago Junction
Chanute
Neosho County
Erie
Bernard F. Wyatt
Solomon Denton
Balch & Bailey Professional
Charute
Alberta Gough
Lou Rissie Kyner
State OF Kansas
Robert Pennington
Biles
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John Harris Sr
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Ross Woodworth
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Hubert Morris
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Todd
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Cindy
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John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
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Chanute, Kansas
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