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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1962
Page
2
William Gargan, veteran actor, regained speech after laryngectomy for throat cancer. He spoke to an audience at the National Hospital for Speech Disorders about his recovery and plans to work again in theater and TV using esophageal speech.
Humboldt reports on local church events and officers in the Woman’s Service and Christian Service groups. The May meeting at the church included installation, memorial service, and pledges with officers named. families and servicemen like Capt. M. R. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson share brief visits amid town life.
Iola Neosho County 4 H club members topped the judging contest at Riverside Park with Douglas Fickel Roger Fickel and Pat Fickel from Earlton leading the field among 33 4 H entrants. Adults also competed with Mrs Leo Fickel taking top honors.
Kimball Grade School pupils and their teachers led two field trips on April 27 and April 30. The lower room group visited local businesses including the First National Bank Purity Dairy Safari Museum Police and Fire departments then roller skated at Chanute rink. The upper room students toured Lawrence Kansas University museums and the Watson Library.
Calvin G. Willhyde a Thurmont Maryland mail carrier who won 17000 dollars on a two dollar bet at Shenandoah Downs last week bought a race horse Friday. The price was not disclosed.
Local funeral service through your director offers a standard individual mausoleum combining burial vault and marker for 295 dollars plus state sales tax. This complete installation promises a single purchase through the funeral director for cemetery use.
The Chanute Tribune notes Earlton and nearby communities marking the school term end with a house move from a closed site, a dish dinner, and a program. Teachers and officials oversee basement excavation and local celebrations as students prepare for summer, with seniors and eighth graders advancing in regional events.
Wayne Coltrain spoke to a combined Lucky Horse Shoe and We Work to Win 4H group meeting at Center School on April 26 about selecting good features in a dairy cow. A box supper was held April 27 at Brooks School with auctioneer Howard Gifford.
Lone Elm residents Mr and Mrs Franz Byington visited Mr and Mrs Harry Berg Friday. Donald Heck announces the birth of Jeffrey Wayne weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces on April 27 at Wilson County Hospital Neodesha. Harry Berg and Dora Hudson visited Coffeyville. Ira Wiggans of Iola visited Frank Hawkins. Harry Stiles took lambs to the Parsons market Monday.
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