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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1956
Page
6
Roby Buchanan, a long time mountaineer, is celebrated as a master lapidary after over 30 years of patient stone carving. He began earning $20 for a gem, now fetching up to $2,300, and keeps stones he loves. His workshop signs reflect his ethic and craft.
In North Carolina's Blue Ridge, Roby M Buchanan crafts jewelry from rough stones. The self-taught craftsman works alone in a tar paper shack, turning 500 to 600 rings and brooches yearly. Visitors seek lessons and his gems from New York to India.
The Excelsior Institute of Excelsior Springs Missouri offers non surgical treatment for glandular inflammation with a free book describing proven methods. It notes that this constitutional disease can lead to senility and malignancy if neglected and reports many men treated successfully from 1000 communities last year.
Chain of social visits across Neodesha Chanute La Fontaine Thayer and Wichita. Families including Lour Bocox Streets Ramp Matthew Welk Clayton Richardson Aldridge Wright McDaniel Scott Hanna Jones McCoskey Barnett and others share meals, shrine meetings, and garden tours with local hosts and relatives.
Altoona events note visitors from Wichita and Lindsborg with family ties. Mr and Mrs Charles Moffatt of Wichita visited his parents, while Mrs Mabel Hoard from Lindsborg stayed with her father William Venter and sister Edith. Jolanda Blaker, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Blaker, left Neodesha hospital. Mrs O R Harris of Wichita and Lynn Aldridge of Independence were dinner guests of their mother, Mrs Alta Aldridge.
For the first time in Kansas you can apply for a Semi Private Plan for hospital care. Blue Cross offers added benefits and coverages to help pay for needed care. Call your local enrollment office or write Blue Cross Blue Shield Topeka for full information.
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