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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
3
A stray dog wandered near the Wichita zoo and provoked a lion by barking. The dog dodged danger, nearly collided with a man and a car, then plunged into a fish pond to stop. The tale recalls a past dog that found a lion house too large to conquer.
A 24 year family reunion brought Scott Moore Glendale L W Holmes Tyler and Marve Swanson Minneapolis to visit sisters Mrs Charles Trabue and Mrs James Trabue at the Trabue home. Guests included Charles Hansen Bob Trabue Howard Ross Iola Mary Lee Breyfogie James Trabue and Eva Trabue.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Donald Briggs of 215 N Washington that Judith Ann Briggs is engaged to Thomas H Whitmer son of Mr and Mrs Norris Whitmer of 1001 N Garfield Chanute and Wichita based Burroughs Corporation employee. No wedding date is set.
Hulda Parker of OES attends Masonic Temple meeting at 7 00 p m with GAR memorial building conference at Memorial Building 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club meets at Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 00 a m on May 27 bound to Wincus at EUB Church annex 2 00 p m Sunflower HD Unit led by Mrs Velma Coden 1427 5S Evergreen 7 30 p m BPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6 45 p m
A Claborn family reunion in Coyville marked the 86th birthday of Mrs. Dolie Claiborn. Attendees included Myrtle Sherman, Sally King, Bruce Saar and Lloyd Saar of Chanute, Jacqueline McKnight, and Imogene Olinger of Kansas City Missouri.
A 1963 Chanute Tribune set features Ann Landers columns with reader questions on motherhood perseverance wedding rings student cheating and school fairness. The letters include a Davenport dad praises motherhood memories about a new baby and asks for advice. a 24 Carat question about wedding rings. and Gibraltar asks if hard work beats cheating.
A fire at All Hallows Catholic Church parish hall during a Samoan fire dance killed seven and left 75 burned with 12 in critical condition. A dancer said a lighter sparked the gasoline soaked sword act. panic and crowding hindered escape. Fire officials blamed the stampede-like exit rush for the high death toll.
Independent oil producers meet with Interior Secretary Udall to urge a 500000 barrel daily reduction in oil imports. A liaison committee of 14 associations from 12 states agreed to the measure after a Sunday meeting and plans another gathering after the next import allocation proclamation within about a month.
Four wax paper strips are placed under the cake edges to form a square before frosting. After frosting, pull the strips out for a clean border and easy cleanup.
ASC Jay D. Lamons son of Mr and Mrs Jack Lamons Humboldt has graduated from a U S Air Force weapons mechanics training course at Lowry AFB Colo He loaded and inspected weapons for Air Force fighters and bombers and will be assigned to a major air command in the United States He is a Humboldt High School graduate Mrs Naomi Romig and family visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Bedenbender 515 S Lincoln over the weekend Mr and Mrs George Garrison 101 N Steuben attended graduation exercises at Emporia State College in Emporia.
Mr and Mrs R E Williams of 218 FE Uth spent Sunday in Wichita visiting friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Lassman and relatives attended a violin and organ recital at St Pauls Methodist in Wichita given by Mrs Karlene Doepke Jones and Lynn Doepke. The group also visited several Humboldt connections and relatives before continuing travel to Kansas City and Seattle.
The Past Noble Grand Club met at Mrs. Everett Irvin’s home at 708 S. Grant. Mrs. Rob ert Willan assisted with refreshments. President Mrs. Gladys Franklin led. 16 members and one guest Mrs. Maude Dehart attended. They planned a June 26 Miriam Circle dinner at IOOF Hall to honor April May and June birthday members.
A Santa Fe Federation picnic was held at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park Friday evening. Mrs. Grant Wilson, president, delivered the invocation. The gathering was attended by 22 people.
The Homebuilders class of Big Creek Methodist held a Sunday noon dinner for 51 members at Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor's home. The afternoon featured baseball and horseshoes as entertainment.
Mrs Edna Rush of 320 Main E travels to Kansas City for her cousin Claudia Jo Larsons wedding to Bradley Barr at Broadway Baptist Church. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Larson. Lois Corbet of Long Beach visits sister Glen McLaren in town. Richard Jean from Oscoda visits John and Mrs Chaffee at 229 West 4th.
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