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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
7
G B Dailey of Garnett was re elected commander of the Kansas Department United Spanish War Veterans at the 57th annual encampment in Emporia Kansas and Mrs Clara Munn of Parsons was elected auxiliary president.
Chanute Assn of Life Underwriters installed new officers at the Silver Grill meeting. Thirteen members attended as Robert Montgomery became president Charles Stroh was named vice president and Pete Esch took secretary treasurer duties. National Quality Awards were given to Esch Wilson Wilcott Ford for years of service. Art Krone spoke on Retirement Income in Action and Wilson discussed The Teachers Retirement Act. Next meeting is the third Wednesday in September.
President Johnson has accepted an invitation to address the Johnson City High School graduating class on May 29. He is an alumnus of the 1924 graduates, one of six students in that year.
Washington AP reports the administrations new wheat price support plan aims for a farm average of 1.30 per bushel with county rates ranging from 96 to 155 cents for No 1 grade. Higher premiums apply for high protein wheat and marketing certificates and acreage payments supplement farm returns while a 70 cent per bushel processing tax adds to miller costs.
The Erie Business and Professional Women's Club elected officers for the coming year. Ann Wheelock, president. Kenneth Sexton, vice president. Mable Dolan, recording secretary. J C Thornton, corresponding secretary. Lillie Ewing, treasurer. Mrs Neely led a club lesson and jail tour. A hamburger fry was planned for the next meeting.
Quechua language lessons are being offered to students preparing social service careers in western South America. The program aims to equip future workers with linguistic and cultural skills to serve Andean communities.
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