Treasurers Quarterly Statement Chanute Tribune 1963
The Chanute Tribune publishes the Treasurers Quarterly Statement listing totals for funds and expenditures. It shows totals for Total Schools and Total All Funds, plus detailed bank balances from First National Bank Chanute and several local banks. The document includes a sworn affirmation of completeness and accuracy by the county treasurer.
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First National Bank
Cnanute Cesee
Bank of Commerce
First National
Vacation Bible schools held across Humboldt churches
Humboldt area churches launch two week summer Vacation Bible schools beginning Monday with sessions 9 to 11 30 a m and no classes Memorial Day. St Peter's Lutheran and Presbyterian churches lead with varied staffs and topics Walking With God Christ s Way My Way and Widening Relationships. Other churches Christian Methodist and Assembly of God follow similar formats with nursery junior and intermediate groups and midmorning snacks provided by women s and church groups.
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Humboldt
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
God
Helen Grother
Harold Storck
Robert E. Osborne
A. L. Googins
Googins
H. K. Johnson
Richard Rogers
Johnson
G. C. van Nice
Gilbert Cation
R. E. Osborne
Gloria Osborne
Leslie Kirby
Robert Townsend
Dorothy Rogers
Una van Nice
Marlene Johnson
Women's Service Guild
The
Christian Church
Robert Young
Christian Church School
Christ's Way
Delores Beeman
Linda Hatfield
Elaine Elleman
Ray Lile
Lee Dooley
Norman Clover
Brig Massey
Bryan Lambright
Phillip Frottman
Ralph Rinehart
Young
Don Price
Methodist Daily Vacation Bible School
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Baptist Church
Marvin Wellcome
Roy Harrington
E. L. Hacker
Assembly of God Daily Vacation Bible School
C. M. Vaughan
Owen Oliphant
George Jenner
Scout Troop 14 Cookout At Camp Wonderwood
Girl Scouts and leaders Mr. Robert Heaton and Mrs. Earl Dillon of Alcott Troop 164 held a Monday cookout at Camp Wonderwood. The girls sang played games and laid trails. Mrs. Clyde Kile surprised with a birthday cake for Cindy turning 10. Guests included Mrs. Kile Earl Dillon and Robert E. Heaton.
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Robert Heaton
Earl Dillon
Alcott
Camp Wonderwood
Clyde Kile
Cindy
Kile
Robert E. Heaton
Two Youths Charged With Arson In Coffeyville Fire
In Coffeyville City Court two Oklahoma horse trainers were charged with burglary, larceny and arson after a May 13 fire destroyed a $6,000 barn and three horses in a Coffeyville park. Jerry Gorham aged 17 of Copan and Gerald Nelson 22 of Lenapah were held on $1,200 bond each. They allegedly broke into the barn took saddles bridles and spurs, started a fire with a match after their flashlight failed, and fled without reporting the blaze.
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Kansas
Caunty Institute Fund
Tal Health
Big Creek
Canville Genter
Cerny
Centerville
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Lincoln
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Tioga
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Enee
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Copan
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Lewis
Chanute Tribune Feature Photo Page May 21 1963
AP photo feature appears on Chanute Tribune page 6n dated May 21 1963. Image-centered brief section showcases local interest visuals and captions.
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The
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U S and USSR extend atomic energy information pact
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a two year memorandum to extend their information and specialist exchange on peaceful atomic energy. Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg and Andronik Petrosyants signed the agreement.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Glenn T. Seaborg
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Andronik Petrosyants
Soviet State Committee For
Iran to host direct talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan
TEHRAN Iran AP Pakistan and Afghanistan will open direct negotiations in Tehran late this week to resume relations. Iran has acted as go between to bring the neighbors to the conference table. They severed ties in 1961 over border forays and nomad tribal control in the frontier area. CARACAS Venezuela AP President Romulo Betancourt said he would seek tougher laws against political terrorists.
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Tehran
Iran
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Congress
Soviet Union accuses U S of training soldiers in languages
MOSCOW AP reports the Soviet Union's military newspaper claims the United States is training its soldiers to speak foreign languages as part of aggressive preparations against socialist countries. The piece frames language training as a tactic by imperialists to undermine allied states.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States Today
Monarch Butterfly Populations in North America
A note identifies two monarch butterfly populations in North America, one in western states and another spanning the Midwest and East. The statement highlights distinct regional groupings rather than a single migrating pattern.
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North America
Midwest
East
Open Communion Etiquette Question Answers
A reader asks if taking communion is proper when visiting a church other than one’s own. The answer notes that some faiths practice open communion, inviting anyone to participate, while others restrict it to members or those in good standing.
Kennedy to visit West Coast for fund raiser dinner
President Kennedy plans a four day West Coast swing next month including a June 7 entertainment industry dinner in Los Angeles to raise Democratic funds. He will also stop at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and visit White Sands Proving Grounds before returning June 8.
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Kennedy
West Coast
Los Angeles
White House
Pierre Salinger
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
White Sands
N.M
Household Etiquette Advice On Communion And Gifts
Practical guidance on participating in religious communion, asking hosts for extra dishes, and thoughtful birthday gifts for a boyfriend. It warns against overstepping hostess boundaries and suggests modest, appropriate presents like ties, handkerchiefs, or tie clasps.
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