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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1964
Page
2
Ann Landers answers letters about school nurses and a strong nurse union. A reader recalls a measles episode where a nurse prevented home returns. Hoosier claims Landers is biased. Other letters discuss a son-in-law's ill father in business, a husband’s salary and equity, and a reader begging not to publish a husband's letter.
Humboldt hosts report on the northern district Neosho Presbyterial Society meeting to be held in Fredonia October 29 with Humboldt women attending. Circle I presided by Mrs. William H. Cannon, circle II officers elected led by Lilyan Freeman, social events noted and guests listed. various local members hosted meetings and refreshments as Halloween quizzes and games were featured.
The Gleaners class of the Methodist church gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of a member for a regular meeting.
Lt. James F. Osborn an Air Force electronics warfare officer with the 95th Bomb Wing at Biggs AFB Paso Texas flew a B 52 on a training mission over Chanute and Humboldt delivering radio messages to his parents and sister. He plans a farewell flyover at 4000 feet over their homes during a three week duty cycle between the United States and Guam.
Former Iowa governor Hershel C. Loveless told a Junction City Democratic luncheon that the United States has enjoyed 45 months of continuous growth, a record he said has not occurred in his lifetime. He backed John Montgomery, a Junction City publisher, in the race for Congress’s 2nd District against Chester L. Mize of Atchison.
Hal Boyle surveys common double talk with literal translations in a humorous column. Examples range from social praise to war memories, politics, and everyday pronouncements, revealing how platitudes mask real intent. The piece riffs on language to expose hypocrisy and social sizzle.
Six Erie boys from the Erie chapter of the Future Farmers of America with advisor Wilbur Buntin attended three days of the FFA convention and the American Royal in Kansas City this week. They took part in selecting the star farmer and viewing grand champion livestock and the American Royal parade. Additional local notices mention various visits, club officer elections, and meetings of Entre Nous, Sunflower Blue Bird, Campfire Girls, the Rev Don Crosby trip, and the Erie HDU with October activities and upcoming November gathering.
Earlton presents staff notes as Earlton Russell Smith travels to Kansas City for Marines induction. Lester Matlock recently joined the Navy and is stationed in San Diego. Donnie Cramer misses school after a BB shot injury to the eye. Spurling families host gatherings in Grenola and at the EUB parsonage. Hugh Worley of Riverside visits Blanche Wootten’s Gar nett circle and local relatives in Chanute Earlton area.
About 80 Methodist ministers and students picketed the Jackson County Republican headquarters Thursday over None Dare Call It Treason. The GOP plans to stock more copies, while the protest accuses organized extremists of attacking churches and the National Council of Churches, echoing concerns about anti communist bias.
Mrs. Eugene Bailey and Mrs. Ray James attended a pink and blue shower at the Glen Wheeler home in Thayer for Mrs. Harmon Wolken and the Wolken twins Kevin Gene and Karen June born Sept 22. Mr. Bruce Maxwell and Mrs. Ina Dayton returned home after visiting Mary Walkley, Lola, and the Carl Russell family.
Evening publication statement indicates entry as second class matter with postage paid at the Chanute Kansas post office. Mention of Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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