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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1962
Page
6
A Chanute group hosted by business and farm leaders heard high school seniors speak with confidence and poise, signaling future leadership. The piece also recalls a New York column about an upcoming Warsaw–Poland exchange trip, its uncertainties, and guards against misinterpretation of cultural diplomacy.
Twenty five years ago bankers merchants and others join a Thursday inspection of G W Johnson farm south of the Chanute Brick and Tile plant to study diversified crops and erosion problems. R B Stebbins of the Chamber of Commerce arranged the tour. The group aims to promote better farming conditions. More than 500 000 in wages has been paid to about 500 Neosho county workers by the Works Progress Administration over two years per A J Myers county supervising engineer. Mrs Ema Hoshaw John son hospital bookkeeper began using her electric fan for the season marking the first run of the year May 19 for four consecutive years. Today was the warmest day of the season. S C Brown named city attorney and George T Amyx city clerk by the city commissioners. Perry Taylor traded his car to Piley Adams of Thayer for a seven room residence at 1215 N Steuben.
Quote from Matthew chapter four verse ten urges worship of the Lord God alone as the sole service due. The brief verse emphasizes exclusive devotion and faithfulness to the divine.
The piece links Billie Sol Estes to Texas political funding and influence, noting high level figures at Sam Rayburn's funeral, and describes money flowing into the Connally vs Yarborough gubernatorial race. It highlights contracts and relationships with Brown and Root and Lyndon Johnson, framing money as a political force with potential post election favors.
A collection of short quips from multiple papers highlights humor and commentary. The notes reference Uncle Joe Aunt Helen a lost hat a minister reciting commandments and a dramatic hair turning gray after client loss. Other blades include teenage romance movie lessons and a theater crowd shout down in front amid barroom quotes from Inspiration Point.
Dear Dr Molner explains torn knee cartilage can be removed to relieve pain. The operation is not dangerous but recovery takes time and eligibility depends on confirming the need and weighing temporary disability. Discuss timing with the surgeon and consider non emergency planning before deciding.
Thayer clubs and families report numerous social visits and meals. Belle Siple hosted a dinner for members. guests included LaVetta Walker Barbara Callerman Linda and Patricia Leck Cathy John Lois and Linda Powers and Fay Fogleman party guests from Cushing Oklahoma.
Louisville veteran Tommy Long finds relief from a long wait as a sandlot loss turns into a return of the ball from his 1920 no hitter. J D. Lancaster later lends the ball that replaced the missing memento and Long exclaims he is flabbergasted.
Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Studebaker and Cindy Sue with her parents the Reeds in Mound Valley. The McCreadys of Independence welcomed a son Randy Lee born Friday at Independence hospital, former Thayer residents. Will Crockett underwent major surgery at Parsons hospital last Wednesday.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Chanute Kansas with staff names and office roles. It also outlines subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas for various durations.
Channel lineups for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and more show programs from Popeye to Tonight Show. Highlights include Perry Mason Gunsmoke Crawford era staples and variety hours across seven stations.
A public sale is announced at the business site 2 miles south of Independence on 10th Street Road. From there go 4 miles east on Blactop road or 17 miles east of District 40 school house in Montgomery County to view surplus equipment.
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