Kansas editor quits to road trip and study in retirement
Emerson Lynn, after 38 years at the Iola Register, buys a 26 foot travel trailer with wife and plans a 6,000 mile trek starting in Denver then San Diego to Vancouver, Mexico for Spanish classes and photography. They will attend Institute Allende in San Miguel de Allende. Both have bachelor degrees and Lynn aims to study Spanish history and photography.
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Iola
Kan
Kansas
Emerson Lynn
The
Iola Register
Texas
California
Death Valley
Vancouver
Canada
Lynns
Mexico
Institute Allende
San Miguel de Allende
Guanajuato
Lynn
Chanute to repave south Central Avenue with hot mix asphalt
City of Chanute resolution dated May 13 1963 orders improvement of south Central Avenue from Fourteenth to Fifteenth Streets with three inches of hot mix asphalt including a leveling and surface coat. Publication in The Chanute Tribune for six days required. protest by owner-occupiers owning over half the property within twenty days after last publication. Mayor William J Altmaker signed. City Clerk Howard Parsons attested.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
South Central Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
City OF
Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
City of Chanute May 1963 avenue paving resolution
Be it resolved that south Highland Avenue from Eighteenth to Nineteenth Streets be improved with a leveling coat and surface. Resolution to be published in The Chanute Tribune for six days. Protest within twenty days if over half the taxed property owners oppose. Passed May 13 1963.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
South Highland Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Tribune
Local residents share vacation and work updates
Earlton residents report two week vacation visits with the McLarens and relatives in Parkville. High school grads find Cha nute jobs. Rita Murrell at the Tioga Hotel Cindy Brant at Home Savings Lorna Allen housework. Rick Murrell and Jerry Clines go to Oklahoma for wheat harvest and plan Canada follow.
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Mike Schuster
Parkville
Alva McLaren
Richard Schuster
Mike
Dick Hutton
McLarens
Schusters
Chanute
Rita Murrell
Tioga
Cindy Brant
Home Savings Assn
Lorna Allen
Dick Murrell
Jerry Clines
Oklahoma
Canada
Lester Matlock
Earlton Grain Co
Drought Grip Deepens Across Kansas Farmers See Relief Fading
Kansas faces seven months of below normal rainfall with moisture at only 37 to 69 percent of normal across nine districts. Wheat and pasture losses are heavy though rain and cool temps revived hopes in the northeast. State climatologist A D Robb warns Kansas may enter a dry era after six relatively moist years.
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Kansas
South Central
A. D. Robb
South Center
North Central
West Central
Central
Normal
East Central
Southwest
Southeast
Robb
Modern Etiquette Q and A column on polite refusals and introductions
A etiquette column advises on refusing dates politely without excuses, and explains naming a grandson Robert H Turner II is improper if the grandfather is dead, should be Junior. It covers correct introductions and handling quarrels with neighbors in a tactful, well bred manner.
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Robert H. Turner II
Engagement Watch: Seventh Day Adventist Keeps Jewelry Rule
Dear Ann Landers advice column discusses an engagement where a Seventh Day Adventist fiancé offers a wrist watch instead of a ring, noting the faith forbids jewelry. The column also answers reader questions on addressing doctors, wedding announcements, hosting etiquette, flag disposal, greeting hosts, dinner menus, and wedding mother outfits.
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Ann Landers
Humboldt Commencement Highlights 40th Anniversary Talk
Humboldt High School honors its 40th anniversary speaker Dr Cho guill of Mays, with valedictorian Robert Middendorf and salutatorian Barbara Phillips. Awards include gold watches for top students, Rotary and teachers association recognitions, and diplomas presented by the board president. Alumni reception follows. Local families attend festivities and nearby residents visit relatives. Dennis Riley returns from Fort Leonard Wood after six months Army service.
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Choguill
Mays
Chalirman Orne Division of Physical Sciences
Hays State College
Hays
William S. Scott
Robert Middendorf
Barbara Phillips
Fred Hiller
Monarch Cement Company
Miss Phillips
Rotary Club
Middendorf
Leonard Ford
Royanna Klingensmith
Humboldt Teachers Association
Sandra Stoll
Business and Professional Women's Club
Kenneth Johnson
Dean McGee
Carl Killion
Walter H. Wulf
Humboldt Board of Education
Edward E. Long
Board of Education
Dennis Riley
U.S. Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Roy Riley
Howard Russell
David
M. A. York
Altoona
Neodesha
James York
Willard York
Jimmie
Ella Fortner
Chanute Tribune May 25 1963 Page Two Item
Local brief items from the Chanute Tribune on May 25 1963 highlight community notices and small news briefs. Names, places, and dates are sparse in readable text, preserving a snapshot of the day’s local events and public notices.
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By Bill Conrad
Associated Press
Denver
San Diego
Register
Charles F. Scott
Kansas Associated Press Wire Editors Association
William J, Altmaker
Howard Parsons
William J. Althaber
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Biogmunger Nines
John
Barney
W. Main
Giles
Whit
W. Mai
State Farm
Earlton
A. Hi. Bass
Bryant Nursing Home
Bass
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chester Bass
Idaho
Walter Bass
Arthur Garrison
T. F. Jones
W. F. Bricker
Earlt
Ed McAlexander
Dean Buster
Lovell Elrod
Thayer
S. Central
Doctor Taylor
Judith Ann
Richard John Wagner
Cleveland
Daddy
Harold
Ball Park
Kress
WiLiams
Inctly
Willis
Dog
Roy S. Gibson
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kas
West Main
F. M. Harris
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
S. W. Finney
Humboldt
Jerry
Sheryl
Hal
Gene Taylor
Margaret Blattner
George Crawford
Buffalo
J. B. Crawford
Herman Crawfords
David L. McCune
Chanute Ins. Board
Individual Mausoleum CO
Grand
Parsons, Kas
North Forest
M. W
Gibson
Wards
Singer
Youngstown
M. L. Morton
McCoy Auction Co
Chanute, Kansas
First National Bank
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