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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
4
The Ottawa Herald notes two men stole 100 dollars from an elderly woman in Emporia by posing as painters and pamphers. A similar theft occurred in Olpe with 140 dollars. The piece urges vigilance as warm weather brings itinerant workers and praises Independence firms for ads advising homeowners to check reputations and insist on reliable services.
The narrator extols Indore Madhya Pradesh as a growing industrial city on a 2000 foot plateau. It combines cotton mills and new hotels with clean streets, busy bazaars and a Jain temple of glass. For $3 daily, Lantern hotel offers hot water, garden shade, live music and service from a compact staff.
Dr. Molner answers readers on dieting, stressing balanced nutrition, vitamins, protein, and bulk while warning against excessive fats sugars and starches. He offers a calorie chart via mail for safe weight loss and cites the need for willpower and medical guidance.
The Institute of Life Insurance reports February shows the highest job absenteeism. More workers miss work due to illness and injury in February than in any other month.
Ambassador Fay Kohler's Moscow report warns that if West Germany gains nuclear weapons the Red Army will likely attack. Soviets fear German rearmament as a blackmail threat akin to the Cuban missile crisis, shaping U S and NATO policy toward Berlin and Germany.
Twenty five years ago Max J Kennedy disposed of his 1640 acre hen ranch northeast of Fredonia and sold the Kennedy Hereford cattle herd. Fred Pfeffer of Orlando Okla becomes the new master of the famed ranch. Ruth Nelson hosted a Sunday afternoon informal tea for Doris Wimner of Wichita at 202 N Washington with a group of guests. Barbara Koch and Betty Lou Young visited Lawrence for Chi Omega events. A series of parties marked moves to Dodge City and Kansas City for Mr and Mrs Hamilton Chase and Mr and Mrs L J Fairchild. The Debolts and Cauble family spent a weekend in Kansas City visiting. Phyllis Ann Walters of Eureka, formerly Chanute, visited with Verrice Trembly. Fifty Years Ago: new tile floor to replace board floor at Harvey House Santa Fe station. Fred Gray visited Coffeyville. Semimonthly story hour at public library from 4 to 5 pm with Mrs John W Lapham and Mary Fortney in charge. Isaiah 26 3 quoted about trust and peace.
In the Chanute Tribune real estate transfer section, multiple transfers are recorded across Iola and nearby blocks with details including parcel descriptions, lot numbers, and buyers such as Mabel May Merrifield, Fred A. Brewer, Tomps R. Adams, Warren A. Bunch, and Etta Robb. The notices list the buyer and seller names, property locations, and minor consideration figures. The page also notes Mississippi’s 1839 landmark law recognizing married women’s property rights.
A weather advisory urges drivers to switch headlights to low beam in sleet fog and snow. Increase visibility and keep periodical shields in bad weather to protect rear side windows and signal direction.
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