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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

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Skunks Stun Two Homes as Pups Baffle Residents

Mrs. Marie Hamill and the Wendell Johnsons face a stinky problem with seven and five baby skunks respectively. A dog pound attempt failed and residents seek advice on disposal. Floyd Keller, owner of Chanute Kay Hotel, received a California letter with a hotel key from 1935 explaining a rename from Oriental to Kay Hotel.

Johnsons Floyd Keller Kay Hotel Covina Calif Chanute Kelly The Oriental

Boy Escapes Serious Hurt After Crossing Path of Car

A five year old Chanute boy, Teddie Noland, escaped serious injury when struck by a car on S Plummer around 9 10 this morning. He was tossed 13 feet into a ditch then taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital for head cuts and bruises and released. The incident occurred as he ran across the road from the Noland home to a mailbox.

Chanute S. Plummer Teddie Noland Edsel Noland Frank Shaffer S. Central Neosho Memorial Hospital Noland

Last Democrat to Leave Kansas State Printer Office

Kansas Democrats will lose their last statewide elective post when Lillie Washabaugh retires as state printer this Saturday. Jean Neibarger, a Republican, won the 1960 race and will succeed her.

Topeka Kansas Lillie Washabaugh Jean Neibarger Washabaugh

Erie Savings & Loan to Build New Downtown Home

Ground was broken for the Erie Savings & Loan Assn. new building at 2nd and Main, east of the post office. The five room 2100 square foot structure will include a lobby and vault, folded plate roof, heydite block and brick veneer, with Carr Construction Co. as builder and off street parking. Completion is expected in about five months. The institution, organized in 1884, now has about 1.8 million dollars in assets.

ERIE Erie Savings & Loan Assn Cleo Dalton Association 2Nd and Main Dalton Cramp The Erie Savings & Loan Carr Construction Co Carthage Home Savings Assn Robert N.allen Chanute Allen Home Savings Chajnute Lincoln Walnut Yates Center Burlington Iola Humboldt Chanute Trade Harry Byers Erma Joe King Kenneth G. Horton Carl Haight Tommy Anderson Wilbur Thompson

Home Savings Declares Large Dividend in Chanute Area

Home Savings Assn announces a dividend exceeding 103000 for the six months ended June 30. About 4562 savers in the Chanute area participate. The payout marks a company record. assets top 5900000, savings surpass 5300000, and home loans exceed 4900000.

Fall River Project OK by House Panel in Kansas

The Fall River water shed project in southeastern Kansas was approved along with seven other flood control efforts. Backed by the Soil Conservation Service and Budget Bureau, the plan costs 5.05 million dollars with 83 percent federal funding, awaiting full House and Senate action.

Washington Fall River Kansas House Public Works Agriculture Department Soil Conservation Service Budget Bureau House Senate Public Works Senate Walter McVey Gar‘ner Shriver

Woman Found Dead On City Street In Emporia

Mrs. Elma Ballinger, in her seventies and formerly of Americus Kansas, was found dead on an Emporia street. She had wandered from a rest home between 1 and 3 a.m. and walked several blocks. An autopsy was planned but the coroner indicated heart failure from exertion as the likely cause.

Emporia Elma Ballinger Americus Kas

Wind Damage Scatters Trees in Erie Neighborhood

High winds hit a three block area in Erie around 6 a m uprooting several trees and snapping limbs with minor building damage. Rainfall exceeded one inch. City Supt James White said the worst damage was between State Street and the Santa Fe tracks with three or four trees uprooted and scattered limb damage elsewhere. No funnel was reported.

Erie James White State Street White

Kirchner's Turnpike Job Fate Still Uncertain

John Kirchner said a decision on whether to fight his dismissal and reclaim his post will come in the future. The turnpike authority abolished his $16 500 a year job by merging duties with chief engineer L W Newcomer, despite Kirchner's three year contract. He plans to review his wheat land in awl ins County during the Fourth of July weekend and discuss the contract after returning.

Topeka John Kirchner Kirchner Turnpike Authority L. W. Newcomer George Gagel Lenexa Awlins County

Eleven Injured In State Storms In May

Kansas storms in May caused eleven injuries and about 3 million dollars in damage. State climatologist A. D. Robb said seven tornadoes one hail and wind event and one electrical storm occurred. One major tornado started in Leavenworth County May 7 and moved into Missouri. Lightning damaged appliances barns and houses in 32 reports.

Topeka Kansas A. D. Robb Robb Leavenworth Missouri

Chanute Hosts Tri-State Women's Golf Meet

The Chanute Country Club hosts the Tri-State Women's Golf tournament across today and tomorrow with 89 golfers from 24 clubs. Chanute favorites include Jean Ashley and Mrs. Robert N. Allen while Mrs. Lloyd Gardner and Mrs. Jim Thomas also contend. Rain delayed play an hour this morning.

Chanute Country Club Robert Allen Jean Ashley Lloyd Gardner Jim Thomas Allen Miss Ashley Chanute Kansas Robert N. Allen Sunset Club Bartlesville Shifferdecker Club Joplin Gardner Thomas Lorene Carson Missouri Oklahoma

Weather Update For Topeka Kansas And Nearby Areas

Kansas remained warm and humid with an unsettled pattern. Showers hit several towns with heavy bursts in one hour, including Junction City 2.49 inches and Fort Scott 1.75 inches. A forecast calls for partly cloudy, warmer conditions through Thursday with scattered evening storms and highs near 90 to 95.

Topeka Kansas Junction City Fort Scott McCune Pittsburg Wamego Walnut Haddam Weather Bureau

Kennedy Defends Berlin Rights and Berlin Crisis

President Kennedy stated that Soviet actions cannot erode Allied rights in Berlin and labeled the Berlin crisis as Soviet manufactured. He warned Moscow against undermining Western unity and announced a special study on possible Soviet nuclear testing. He also discussed nuclear test ban vetoes, Laos Geneva talks, and U.S. merchant marine flag use amid a strike.

Washington Kennedy Russia Berlin Germany United States Khrushchev Ussr Kennnedy

VFW Plans Two Day Fourth Celebration with Free Shows

Veterans of Foreign Wars announces a two day Fourth of July program at City Park in Chanute featuring free shows at 7 30 p m Monday and 2 30 and 7 30 p m Tuesday plus a 9 30 p m fireworks display. Kirk & Sons Attractions present acts including dogs ponies and chimpanzees with a prize drawing awarding 1 600 in gift certificates to 13 winners and proceeds benefit Chanute Little League baseball.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Stude Howard Carder VFW Kirk & Sons Attractions Deshler, Neb Chanute

Coroner Rules Death By Own Action In Chanute

Joseph B Menke 62 died yesterday at his home Chanute from hanging with a rope looped over a beam in the garage. Coroner Dr Reuben Burkman said time of death not determined. He leaves a widow Clara Mertes and four daughters and one son. Funeral arrangements by Koch Skinner Memorial Home.

Joseph B. Menke N. Wilson Reuben Burkman Hanover Chanute Derby St. Patrick's Catholic Church Clara Mertes Colwich Ben Peters Galena Joe Westerman Iola Bob,Myers el Dorado Jim ‘Morris Delmar Menke John Miller Matt Dolt Garden Plains Margaret Logoly Mulvane Tony Menke John Menke Koch-Skinner Memorial Home

Memorial Fund Established for Dr Victor Chesky

The Chesky family in Halstead Kans forms a scholarship fund in memory of Dr Victor E Chesky 76 longtime Hertzler Clinic staffer who died June 22 Scholarships fund medical students at the University of Kansas He earned his AB degree there in 1909.

Halstead, Kas Victor E. Chesky Hertzler Clinic University of Kansas Chesky K.U

Tragedy At Olivet Crossing Claims Kenneth Weimer

Kenneth Weimer of Olivet, 29, died Tuesday night when his car collided with a freight train at a crossing in Osage County town Olivet. The AP report notes the fatal crash occurred at the crossing and authorities are investigating.

Auto Workers Open Sessions On Car Industry Contracts

DETROIT AP Walter P Reuther leads the United Auto Workers into the first 1961 contract talks with General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors in a bid for more jobs and security. The talks come amid a flexible industry stance and calls for a 40 hour week while Washington weighs intervention options.

Detroit Walter P General Motors Corp Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp Washington Kennedy Arthur Goldberg

Neosho County Dairy Princess crowned for second year

Carolyn Thompson, 19, of Chanute was named Neosho County Dairy Princess for the second consecutive year at a Tioga Hotel dinner attended by about 75. Nancy Heilman, 18, of Thayer, was named as alternate. Thompson will compete in district dairy princess events in Pittsburg, with the state winner earning a $300 scholarship and appearances statewide.

Carolyn Thompson Wilbur Thompson Neosho County Chanute Tioga Hotel Thompson Nancy Sue Heilman Harold Heilman Thayer R. 2 Judy Jo Allen Centralia Kansas Miss Allen Pittsburg Hutchinson

Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows 1961-62 Figures

Kansas traffic log records 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday June 3 through June 4 detailing fatalities in Topeka. The report compares the current period with the 1960 figures, noting a rise or drop in incidents.

United Fund Meeting Set In Chanute July 6

Joseph Lewis announced a special meeting of the Chanute United Fund to elect officers for the new year. The gathering will be at the Bank of Commerce with Community Council members and interested parties urged to attend. The council urged city action on beer can disposal and cracker firework limits. They backed stronger enforcement or new laws if needed, and discussed a proposed Mental Health clinic for Neosho and Allen counties. Eleven members attended. this was the final summer meeting, with the next slated for September.

Chanute United Fund Joseph Lewis Community Council Bank of Commerce City Commission Neosho Allen Counties

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