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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1961
Page
2
Ann Landers dispenses advice on a married woman who keeps meeting her former lover for coffee and on a father handling a 17 year old in trouble. She urges ending the coffee habit and advocates detention homes and rehabilitation for juveniles to reduce repeat offenses.
Memorial Day events at Mount Hope Cemetery begin at 10 am with the American Legion Post in charge and Rev. Robert E. Osborne as speaker. The Humboldt Band, directed by John Childs, will perform under a wreath laying, volley salute by the Kansas National Guard, and taps. Scouts will direct traffic and entries use the east drive.
Cities Service Gas Co. says it refunded over $10.7 million to 50 utility customers in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Texas in line with Power Commission rate orders from February and March. The commission also authorized about $1.16 million for facility work to boost distribution efficiency in Kansas and Missouri.
About 100 people attended the Future Farmers of America annual dinner at Altoona High School. WSCS prepared the meal and high school girls served. John Davis is the chapter advisor. Baccalaureate for the class of 1961 was held at the school with Rev. Kenneth Richards delivering the sermon. Mrs. George Staley traveled to Kansas City for a visit and help.
Hazard Ky June 3 AP former Hazard High School students honor Emma B Ross with a dinner presenting a ticket to Great Britain and traveling expenses for a trip to Shakespeare birthplace.
A fragmented market snippet lists eggs by grade and size with prices per dozen and notes on various poultry items. It references Grade A Extra Large and Large, Grade B and C categories, plus under 5 lb hens and 5 lb plus entries, alongside garbled interjections.
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