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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
6
Dr John Pettit research associate at the Los Angeles Institute of Geophysics UC reports the average earth tide in Los Angeles rises about 11 inches. Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying.
Halloween activities in Erie include dances for seventh and eighth grades Tuesday night, a Wednesday afternoon party for grades one through six, and an after football game dance at the American Legion hall with refreshments. PTA and local groups sponsor, with class dismissals Thursday and Friday for a state teachers meeting.
Humboldt Junior High youth will march Wednesday evening for the Christian Rural Overseas Program drive. They meet at the Methodist church at 5:30 PM, organize by couples, and return to report success with a film to follow. The event is under the Humboldt Ministerial Alliance auspices.
Olympic National Park in Washington is unique in the United States for featuring both snow capped mountains and ocean beaches within its boundaries, offering diverse landscapes in a single protected area.
The Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H Club met October 21 at Odense school. Larry Lindberg led as president and welcomed new members Harvey Spencer John Marcia Jim Walters Mike Corbett Rosemary Cottle Bonnie Cook and Linda Collins. Activities included group singing led by Lindberg and Rice with Cecelia Olson announcing the program. A hay rack ride and wiener roast were planned for October 25. Olson and Hawkinson families served.
About 75 people gathered at the Earlton church for a Tuesday evening fish fry. Chief cook Smiles Chicka donz led the kitchen with Merle Ely, Raymond Fickel, and Jack Mathis assisting. Dinner featured king mackerel from the Gulf of Mexico provided by Rev. and Mrs. Straw after their September Alabama fishing trip. Guests invited the Straws to repeat their excursion. Several local families visited relatives in Chanute and Coffeyville over the weekend, attended a theater show, and enjoyed other social visits including a family dinner hosted by Mrs. Mary Walkley.
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