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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1968
Page
12
The list outlines grades and sizes for dairy products including Grade A Extra Large Grade A Large Grade A Medium Grade B Large and Cream varieties with references to current receipts and product names such as Sweet Cream Crean Premium Cream No.1 and Cream No. 2, indicating a classification of dairy goods and stock terms.
A second session for expectant parents is planned at Neosho County Community Junior College beginning July 17. Al Jones, director of education, said the class will meet in six separate 2 hour sessions on consecutive Wednesdays at the Senior Trade School. Beth Christiansen will teach all sessions at 7 p.m. The first session this spring drew 12 to 15 participants and the course is open to both mothers and fathers.
About 24 aides were absent from the Topeka State Hospital and Kansas Neurological Institute as picketing continued. Dr. Robert Haines said 17 of 56 aides at the state hospital and seven of 39 at the institute did not report for the 3 p.m. shift. The Kansas Health Workers Union AFL CIO local 1271 called a strike demanding reinstatement of 34 workers fired Wednesday.
Shirley Tucker of 208 N Garfield and Dean Oliver of 715 W 7th told police their vehicles, a 1961 Chevrolet and a 1964 Chevrolet, were in an accident as Tucker backed at the Santa Fe Park baseball field. The brief item also notes a vacationing Richardsons aboard the U S S Alabama in Mobile Bay, Alabama, and Chester Day as a University of ...
A Chanute father called police at 1 30 a m to report his 15 year old son who had left home earlier and not returned. State radio broadcast asked authorities to hold him for return to Chanute if seen.
Joshua Dana Kyle was born July 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Dana Kyle of Wichita. Mrs. Kyle is the former Susan Potter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Potter of 1305 West 4th Street.
The House approved two narcotics bills on Friday sending them to the Senate. One expands treatment facilities while the other tightens penalties for illegal trafficking. Both measures passed by overwhelming margins.
Bobby L. Rogers 31, identified as the Bronx gunman who killed three men, surrendered to a Graham deputy sheriff in Alamance County and waived extradition. The Army veteran was jailed in Alamance and New York officials planned to take custody for return. He was unarmed and accompanied by his brother Henry Rogers of Burlington.
Benedict area residents hosted relatives from Amarillo Fredonia Chanute and Wichita while travel to Pittsburg Topeka and Colow reports include a July 4 car races trip and a Topeka Nazarene wedding. A grandson born June 30 in Emporia and birthdays celebrated in Neodesha and Topeka complete the social roll call.
A 1968 reflection notes spring beauty in Washington DC contrasts with riots and curfews after MLK assassination. It recalls faith under pressure, calls Americans to repentance and prayer, urging trust in God and brotherhood despite violence.
Hospital visiting hours set at 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. Admissions include Harold Peterson Chanute and Mrs Patty Palmer with medical cases, plus births for Darrel and spouse in Wichita. Police actions note Johnny M Phillips petty larceny and Douglas W Ivins disturbing the peace with respective bonds. Dismissals list several local residents and addresses.
Fred Harper Reno four of Woodson county dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital aged four. Survivors include a son Fred Henry Reno and other relatives. services Monday at Johnson Smith Funeral Home Yates Center. Machinist Mate Charles Howard funeral Sunday at Erie Federated Church. Burial East Hill Cemetery. Carson Funeral Home Parsons handles arrangements. Hugh W. McCormick service Sunday Walnut Methodist Church. burial Glenwood Cemetery Walnut. Born 1903 Linneus Missouri, lived in Walnut Chanute Stark Prairie Village and more. Survived by four sisters two brothers and World War II veteran status. McCormick belonged to Central Congregation of Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints and Cha nute American Legion.
Washburn University President John Henderson announced the school qualified for a $200000 challenge pledge after receiving pledges totaling $1.73 million to rebuild the campus after a June 1966 tornado destroyed many buildings. A $200000 pledge was offered by Mrs. Ray Garvey and her daughter Mrs. H B Fink if the goal was met, aided by a substantial grant from the Santa Fe Railway Foundation of Chicago.
Chanute Tribune page four reports local news and events for Saturday July 13 1968. Highlights cover community notices school activities and area happenings with brief updates and scheduled events.
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