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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1963
Page
3
Liberace's Chanute appearance was postponed after the pianist needed emergency ear surgery in Los Angeles. Vernon McCune, sponsor, said the midwest tour is delayed with a tentative new date of October 21 for the Chanute concert at Memorial Auditorium.
The guide outlines how to submit news for the women's page including meeting listings, calendar use from yearbooks, and timely submission by specified hours. It emphasizes using full names including husbands, newsroom deadlines, and prioritizing items with public news value.
Installation of officers was the main item at the Future Homemakers of America meeting held in the senior high school clothing laboratory. Glennice Allen installed officers during a candlelight ceremony, and Leanna McGettrick introduced and pinned ribbons on new members. The event featured red roses and candies, a sponsor plant presentation, and an accordion solo by Beverly Erickson.
1962 taxes must be paid before we can accept 1963 personal taxes. County Treasurer Fleda C. Locke notes numerous individual taxpayers and addresses in Kansas and Oklahoma, with scattered small figures likely tax payments or balances. The listing includes multiple names, boxes, and routes, indicating a summary of delinquent or due amounts across local districts.
NEW YORK AP The neighbors purred when a Queens resident moved out leaving 35 cats without homes. Helen Auld the 55 year old schoolteacher occupied a large 22 room flat in a 55 family building. Animal welfare agents removed the cats under a court order.
Mrs Minnie Krueger R 3 arrived home Thursday from San Diego where she attended the wedding of her great niece Betty Lou Coats, daughter of Ronald E Coats. She also visited sister Louise Schaal and other relatives. Temperature reached 111 degrees during much of the stay.
George A. Zugmier of Thayer is promoted to cadet captain at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. He is among 15 ROTC cadets whose advancement to first lieutenant captain or major was announced by Col. James W. Bran.
The City Recreation Commission announces an advanced beginners square dancing course in Chanute. It runs four weeks starting Tuesday, free of charge, for newcomers and experienced dancers. Co sponsored by the Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club and the Recreation Commission. Instructors are Carl Thornton and Dick Sandage.
The Modern Mothers Club opened the season with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edwin A Blair at 815 Plummer. Co hosts were Mrs. Pat Conn Mrs. K F Myers Mrs. Dorothy Wilson and Mrs. C J Anderson. Eighteen members and three guests attended. Members shared summer experiences and plans included attending the joint Mothers Clubs meeting on Oct 10.
A Social Security Administration representative from Pittsburg will visit Chanute on the Memorial building second floor at 16 a.m. on October 10, 17, 24, 31, November 7, 14, 21, December 5, 12, 19. Erie holds sessions at the city clerk's office at 10 a.m. October 11, November 8, December 13. Humboldt at 10:30 a.m. November 14 and December 12. Yates Center district court room at 9 a.m. October 10, 24, November 7, 21, December 5, 19.
The Peace Corps will hold a placement test on October 19 in Independence in the Civil Service room of the post office, in Fort Scott in room 407 of the Federal building, and in Pittsburg at the main post office. Volunteers are needed in South America, Africa and Asia. For more information write Peace Corps Washington 25 DC or contact the local postmaster.
Kenneth E. Pons of 211 West 6th and Cecil Deeds of Altona Road 2 were arrested last night for fighting and disturbing the peace and using profane language. Each posted a $35 bond and was released.
Roy Jackson Mulford of Bentonville Arkansas was arrested by police last night on a charge of intoxication. He was released this morning on a $15 bond.
Mrs. Josie Ballou of Lavonburg and Betty Johnson at 1018 N. Forest receive medical admissions along with Mrs. R. J. Roles of 1531 S. Western and Margaret Smith at Bryant Nursing Home. Carl Anderson of Wichita scheduled for surgery. Dismissals include Eldon Vaughn and Mrs. Kenneth Jerome, plus Levi Clay and Jerry Coover. Admission today lists Jess Miller for surgery. Birth today reports a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett of Humboldt.
Iola Abstract notes multiple transfers including Severa Richardson to Wayne Archer and Harold L John to Robert Huskey, with numerous Lot and Part of Lot dispositions in Iola, Moran, Petrolia, Humboldt, and LaHarpe. Transfers involve Bennet Wright, Lucinda McDowell, National Benevolent Association, and others, detailing 1 Lot or 2 Lots and various parcels across B numbered blocks.
The warship Constitution gained the nickname Old Ironsides after solid shots bounced from her oak sides during the 1812 clash with the Guerriere, boosting American resolve in the War of 1812.
Joe Goodevan, former Chanute Junior College student, organized a fishing trip for Osawatomie State Hospital patients that led to a broader fishing therapy program. After a radio appearance, gifts for the hospital flooded in. Goodevan, a summer and vacation therapist, attends Baker University majoring in physical education and recreational therapy. He and assistants work in Osawatomie with two shifts weekly. Mrs Finney charts a United Fund goal of 4800 dollars to support seven projects including Boy and Girl Scouts, Mental Health, Kansas Children's Service League, Red Cross, Salvation Army, and Cerebral Palsy. The drive aims to streamline fundraising by consolidating efforts. Bob Young of Humboldt Church has resigned.
The Humboldt United Fund drive launches with ward chairs named across four wards. Mrs. Finney leads the campaign with house-to-house visits starting Monday, aided by a host of volunteers in Ward 1 through Ward 4 and Humboldt Township, West Maple Grove, Salem Township, and Logan. A PTA meeting note cites school topics and an IBM-trained graduate, Jean Orth, joining Crown Benson Photo Industries in Kansas City.
The Lincoln PTA executive committee met Friday morning at the school. Mrs. Clifford McCoy presided over the session as the committee discussed upcoming activities and planning.
October social calendar lists Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen events at IOOF hall and other groups. Activities include Shakespeare Club with Mrs Mabel Hudson at 39 Oakwood Main, World War I Veterans Aux at Memories Building, Rebekah Lodge at IOOF hall, Arts and Crafts at Launching Pad, Sweet Adelines TB Hospital, Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Building, Quest Study Club luncheon at Maple Leaf, Lincoln PTA, Hulda Parker Chapter at Masonic Temple, Ladies of the GAR at Memories Bridge, Roosevelt PTA, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Jaycee Club Room, and Mrs W E Wiser hosting at 624 West Main May include covered-dish notices and times in morning and afternoon sessions.
Odense HD Unit met with seven members and three guests present. Mrs Leon Corbett presided as Mrs David Olson reported. Mrs John Chaffee was elected president, Clyde Sellegren vice president, Orlie Hiebert secretary treasurer, and David Olson reporter. Christmas Fair planned with Ward Corbett and John Bebbington in charge. Next meeting November 6 at Mrs Leon Corbett's.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Comer of 1102 S Lafayette marked their golden wedding anniversary on September 24 while visiting daughter and family in Scottsdale Arizona. The couple traveled three months in Arizona noting the heat. They have three sons Donald in St Louis Howard in Wichita and Homer in Tulsa. They also have ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. EF M. Pearson led the meeting and closed with prayer by Rev. E. M. Pearson. Hannah Circle hosted. The program titled What Is That in Thine Hand featured Vernon Youngberg and Ben Nicholas with items including South India and The Story of Kim Ho.
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