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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
8
Dr. Crane explains elderly irrationality from arteriosclerosis reducing brain nourishment. Rationality often returns with visitors or when blood flow improves. Morning low blood sugar and inadequate iron can worsen confusion. caffeine and sugar help temporarily stimulate alertness.
Local Republican women from Erie and nearby attend the Women's Kansas Republican Club third congressional district meeting and dinner at Ted's Grill and Club Room. Attendees include Mrs. P W Kyle Mrs Ted Kyle Mrs L R Rogers and others. several residents noted for various civic ties and travel.
Wheat harvest began Friday with good grain offerings and by Monday the 1960 crop was in full swing. Elevators reported well developed grain with satisfactory moisture and no dehydration needed. Some fields yielded up to 50 bushels per acre while the average stood around 30 to 35. In social news Mrs. Walter Clum hosted the Mary Martha circle of the First Baptist Church for the June meeting with Mrs. Wayne Gillham presiding.
A Sunday dinner at the Tioga Inn in Chanute honored the birthday of Dr. E. C. Bryan with relatives and friends including Mrs. Bryan and guests Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Freeley and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill. Other local social notes mention travels to Pittsburg and Kansas City for medical and family activities, church camps, and workshop courses.
The report covers visits and events in Neosho and Humboldt communities. It notes Mrs Leimen and family at Denver Christian Memorial Hospital and a Social Hour at a Special Interest Home. It also mentions guests of Mrs Capelin and visits from Bill Wright and son, plus a Humboldt library story hour attendance rise.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Cannon returned from a several days stay in Kansas City where they visited his sister and Mr. Cannon attended a baseball game. Mrs. Roy Mason spent Friday evening in Chanute visiting her sisters and Mrs. Nolan Carrier.
Debby Lieurance and Judy Peter son attend the annual summer institute of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at Baldwin this week. They were brought to Baldwin Sunday afternoon by Mr. and Mrs. Lieurance and Mr. and Mrs. William Towles of Iola visited Mrs. Minnie Towles that afternoon.
Robert Hiller attends a Lawrence summer music camp on a scholarship now in its second week and continuing through July. Mrs G C Van Nice and Una with Mrs Fred Bartholomew of Chanute visited Mr and Mrs M A Scott and Diana in Ottawa Monday evening.
The Chanute Tribune page recalls Mrs. Bartholomew and niece in a nightcap event tied to Osborn and First Baptists. It mentions Lowell Eugene Farr, July, and his Stark Air Force service stationed at an Illinois base, with scoring lines showing team innings and totals for Thayer and St. Patrick's.
EUB No. 2 beat Stark 22 to 19 and Thayer topped St Patrick 15 to 7 in makeup church league softball last night. Van Hoozer Hazen and Chapman pitched for the winners while Richwine allowed 14 hits for Stark. Anderson and Babcock backed Thayer. St Pat's pitchers were A Godinez and H Ponce with B Higgins catching.
Wilson's Clothing defeated Munger's 14 to 4 to stay atop the Pee Wee League standings. Mark Childers earned the win with seven hits allowed. Danny Allen caught. For the losers, Ward Barnett and Chuck Skinner pitched, with A Olson catching. Tonight Pioneer Hardware meets B and H Market at EFUB diamond.
Boston reports veteran Bobby Thomson, famed as the Flying Scotsman of the Dodgers era Giants, may be ending a long career after being released by the club. A home run memory remains a highlight for New Yorkers.
The Boston Red Sox released 36 year old outfielder Thomison to make room for Ted Wills, recalled from Minneapolis. In 40 games with Boston he hit .268 with five home runs and 20 RBIs.
The first steels containing nickel chromium and molybdenum were introduced during World War I, marking a shift to higher strength alloys used in wartime production.
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