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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
6
A light AP column lists signs of middle age based on feelings and habits rather than calendars. It cites changing routines, dentals, pacing, breath, speech echoes, and shifts in views on youth, politics, and family, finishing with a note that middle age passes.
The government launches a campaign to jail preparers of false tax returns and shut down unscrupulous offices. IRS officials warn of a mass refund racket and announce 100 cases expected by the April 17 filing deadline.
A narrated slide presentation of a tour of educational facilities in Russia and eastern Europe will be shown at the Thayer PTO meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Thayer school. Principal Myron Alexander and state librarian Mrs. Alexander recently returned from the tour. Mrs. James Morris, sister of the principal and PTO member, said the event is open to the public.
The listing details a public sale including a club room bar and back bar with mirrors, seven bar stool mounts, lounge booths, refrigerators, a Garland gas stove, tables, chairs, stage, screens, ladder, podium, divans, corner table, book case, kitchen sinks, folding tables, and miscellaneous items. Not responsible for accidents.
Dr. R. Bernard Finch had his license to practice anesthesia denied by Missouri Board of Healing Arts after a weekend meeting. The denial followed an attorney general opinion that practicing medicine requires a state license, which Finch lacks and has not sought. Finch is employed at a hospital in Eldorado Springs while on parole from California.
The Social Security office cuts visits in Chanute for the next several months. A representative will be at the Memorial Building from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. this Thursday and Thursday March 30, excluding March 23, due to budget restrictions stated by District Manager A. H. Knoeber.
Smoke from overheated light bank prompted alarm at Watson Library on the University of Kansas campus. Fire crews found no fire and a night supervisor blamed the lighting equipment for the scare among students and staff.
In the Neosho County Probate Court a petition by Helen Johnson seeks descent of real estate Lot 8 Block 36 Jones Eighth Addition Erie Kansas and all interests of ARVID G NELSON. Respondents must file defenses by March 29 1972 at 10 00 A M in Erie with Balch Bailey attorneys for petitioner and the probate judge to proceed.
Cedar Lodge 108 will meet in stated communication on Wednesday March 15 at 7 00 PM for work in second on business after work. Visiting Brethren welcome refreshments Bill Kelso W M Jay Klinginsmith Sec y
Ed Wolfe thanks friends and relatives for letters and cards received during his stay at the Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. The Os family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness after the loss of a loved one. May God bless each of you.
The 1957 class will meet on Tuesday March 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the First National Bank room to plan a 15 year reunion.
Help wanted for brake and alignment service. Experience preferred but not required. Apply to Box 329 Chanute Tribune.
Neosho County residents urged to pursue a skilled occupation with proper pay rather than staying in a basic job. Contact Chas. Stroh at 431-1438 for Farm Bureau Insurance details.
The Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas appoints Lara B Chezara administratrix of the Lou Yaeger estate. Creditors must file claims within nine months of first publication or be barred. The notice appears in Chanute Tribune with attorneys for administratrix in Chanute Kansas.
Short inexpensive program teaches motel operations with two weeks of resident training. Open to all ages with free nationwide placement assistance after completion.
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