Tubeless tire service advertised by B. F. Goodrich
A local ad promotes tubeless tire servicing at B. F. Goodrich with six years of tubeless know how and contact by phone 664.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1955
Page
7
A local ad promotes tubeless tire servicing at B. F. Goodrich with six years of tubeless know how and contact by phone 664.
Tommie Brazil was elected president of the Bi-Phy-Chem Club at Senior High School for next year, succeeding Sylvia Shaffer. Other officers include Terry Wilson as vice president Dla Van Wickle as secretary Carol Lindquist as treasurer and Gordon Wallace as reporter. Agnes Crockatt is faculty sponsor. Miss Shaffer and Harry Dent received Science Club of America awards for the past year. A Civil Defense film was shown.
Parsons council set June 3 as filing deadline for petitions to run for office. Cherryvale remains without a mayor after Frank Behner and Joe Carinder failed to meet residency rule with their first choice J. H. Hackley. Independence panel approved 1950 street and sidewalk upgrades, fire department extension, and a new fire truck.
Berlin, Maj. Gen. P. T. Dibrova, Soviet commandant, attended a U.S. Armed Forces Day parade at Tempelhof airfield. He wore a blue green uniform with gold braid and saluted as 4,000 American troops and 20 tanks maneuvered. He spoke with Henry Parkman, assistant chief of the U.S. mission.
Joseph W. Holladay a telephone company central office repairman celebrated his 35th service anniversary yesterday. He began his career at Chanute on May 20 1920 and spent ten years installing and repairing equipment before moving to various inside jobs since 1930. A dinner by fellow employees honored his long service.
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