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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1958
Page
6
Consumers boost confidence as auto industry gains labor peace and production. Higher debt and mortgage growth, rising construction and retail sales support a brighter economy, with fears over inflation and deficits likely offset by optimism for a strong Christmas and continued spending.
John A. Edwards aged 84 died Saturday at Miami County Hospital Paola Kansas. A 1920 Republican U S Senate candidate and former Greenwood County state representative he moved to Miami County 30 years ago and ran cattle ranches in Greenwood before selling Louisburg Gas Co. a year ago.
Clinton Tennessee police and state agents investigated three bombs that destroyed much of Clinton High School while the building’s gym, home economics area, band room and library remained intact. Authorities labeled the blast a calculated attack amid desegregation tensions, with teachers and students told to resume classes in the undamaged gym.
About 70 Cha nute area students join Kansas State College in Manhattan this fall while the college reports more than 6 700 total students. The list includes Kenneth Lyle Cation Dale Eugene Myers Lloyd Barham Lanny Gay Burdge Earl Burghart among others from Chanute and nearby towns with numerous names across Altoona Walnut Parsons Erie and Galesburg. A stray culinary note adds chicken ready for broiling with melted butter lemon juice Savory and pepper.
Humboldt school children received immunizations by Dr. A R Chambers of Iola and Dr. E G Peterson. Death reported of Chester Romine, former Humboldt resident, in Tulsa. Central Avenue Community meeting at the school Monday night with a pie for each family. Women’s Missionary Society meeting at First Baptist Church featured Mrs. Henry Smallwood of Fort Scott with talks on Kansas missions and Love Gift plans. Family Night, Work Day, and Camp Crawford House Party planned. autumn centerpiece and hostesses noted. seventeen members attended the meeting.
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne in Preparation H suppositories and ointment reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction with thorough relief, backed by a money back guarantee and U.S. patent information.
Local society notes list Wednesday visitors at the McCluskey household Mr and Mrs C W Mc Cluskey include their daughter and afternoon callers Mrs Mount and Mr and Mrs George Mount Cha nute and the Crawfords from Kansas City visited over the weekend staying with Mr and Mrs Herman Crawford George Moore hosted Wednesday guests Mrs Marion Foster Mrs Herman Geffert and Mrs Chappell Lola
Gov. George Docking warned at a Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen meeting that a constitutional right-to-work amendment would create a "worst mess." He argued the issue is nonpartisan and attacked opponents, labeling the measure a union-busting policy backed by reactionary forces.
Anchovies are stirred into a potato salad to enhance its flavor with a sharp salty tang. The dish gains depth and a savory finish appreciated by critics and home cooks alike.
The Seawolf submarine crew of 118 surfaces 60 days after last contact, 40 miles at sea. The event echoes Skate’s 31 day 5 hour record and raises questions for psychology, endurance, and potential space travel. A parade and reception follow in New London.
James Schellhorn of Pittsburg was elected president of the Kansas State Student Nurses Assn. Other officers elected Saturday include Sandra Arnold and Marcia Becker as vice presidents, Reta Blanke as corresponding secretary, Rene Hollingsworth as treasurer, and Judy Sorter as advisor.
The Ludlums and Johnsons spent last weekend in Oklahoma while Wilma Jean Laver joined Donna Ludlum for an overnight. Methodist MYF members attended the Emporia district conference with Shirley Betty Sue Sharon Boler Ann Ward and Judy Daniels alongside Mrs. Ruby Daniels and the minister Harold Peters. Wichita visitors include Charles Nelson Clarence Hodson and Dean Johnson staying with Charley and Jim Nelson. Jack McLean family visited Edgar Starliper in Kansas City, and Ethel and Orpha Watson with Mayme Donoho returned from a trip. Ethel and Orpha later visited Charles Munson at Fort Knox Kentucky.
The Chanute Tribune reports local family updates including Judith Allison Nelson born Sept 30 at Allen County Hospital to Ronald Nelson and Dorothy Eisenbrandt formerly. Esther Ericson recovering with a wrist fracture. Mr and Mrs Leslie Baker returning from Calhoun Kentucky after attending a funeral. Charles Munson to complete training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
The biennial world conference of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church opened in Independence Missouri with three services. about 18,000 people received communion.
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