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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1964

Page

3

Take It in a Normal Stride By ANN LANDERS

Ann Landers answers readers about marital strain after a divorce and its impact on current relationships. A woman describes her husband’s ongoing ties to his ex wife at the hospital and a grandson custody dispute, with guidance on boundaries and loyalty. The page also notes a reader query about a granddaughter’s access to her infant son and other columns involving family tensions.

Ann Landers Curt Greta

Midway PTA Studies Modern Math Benefits

William McCain Midway School mathematics and algebra teacher spoke to the Midway PTA Study Group on modern math. He outlined reasons for its school introduction and student benefits. An open discussion followed with 19 members present.

William McCain Midway School Midway Pta

Santa Fe carloads total for week ending Oct 24 1964

Total carloads moved on Santa Fe System lines for the week ending October 24 1964 were 35 377 down from 35 748 the prior year On line loadings were 23 455 versus 24 045 and cars received from connections totaled 11 922 up from 11 703 The Santa Fe also handled 34 862 carloads in the preceding week of this year. Grace Boman returned from a week with Zillah Hawthorne in Sterling.

Santa Fe

Petrolia School Friday Night Program at 7:30

Petrolia School hosts a Friday night program at 7 30 with entertainment by teachers Mrs Helen Allen and Mrs Wayne Norman. The event promises student performances and community attendance.

Petrolia Helen Allen Wayne Norman

State Shift In Ratings Of School

TOPEKA AP Wichita's Bishop Carroll has moved into the states 56 largest high schools in Class AA, replacing Washburn Rural which drops to Class A. Enrollment ranges and movement between classes are detailed, with several towns and schools moving up or down.

Topeka Wichita Bishop Carroll Washburn Rural Kansas State High School Activities Association Carroll Wichita Notre Dame Lola Wichita East Mayetta Sharon Spearville Lindsborg the Activities Association Brewster Canton Corning Eskridge Ford Grenola McCune Richmond Robinson Toronto Alta Vista Auburn Hamilton Holyrood Lane Macksville Nortonville Pawnee Rock Princeton Williamsburg

City Officials Attend Utilities Convention in Wichita

Several Chanute city officials and employees attended the Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities annual convention in Wichita which ended last night. Attendees included Mayor Dave Evans City Commissioner James W. Kennett City Manager R J Hayes City Clerk Howard Parsons John Lofthouse and George Eaton Lofthouse heads the power plant and Eaton oversees power distribution Evans spoke at one meeting.

Chanute Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities Wichita Dave Evans James W. Kensett City Commission R. J. Hayes Howard Parsons John Lofthouse George Eaton Lofthouse Eaton

Olathe Man Heads Municipal Utilities

Harley Lucas of Olathe is named president of the Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities after a three day convention. Jim Wilson of Iola is first vice president and Quenton Hannawald of Pratt is second vice president. Directors include Eldon Steinhaus Kingman Victor Vickers Neodesha and Eugene Vogt Greensburg.

Wichita (Ap Harley Lucas Olathe Kansas Association of Municipal Utilities Lucas Jim Wilson Iola Quenton Hannawald Pratt Eldon Steinhaus Kingman Victor Vickers Neodesha Eugene Vogt Greensburg

Lebanon limits newlyweds to a single slow wedding drive

Lebanon Kentucky officials restricted wedding processions to one trip through the business district at 20 miles per hour or less due to traffic hazards. Mayor W C McDuffee said the city is not against marriage but aims to curb hazardous horn blasting and multiple trips by wedding parties.

Lebanon, Ky Lebanon W. C. McDuffee

Scout Troop 192 Holds Wiener Roast by Neosho River

Scout News reports Brownie Troop 192 of Hutton School held a wiener roast Tuesday evening along the Neosho river bank southeast of Chanute. Transportation help came from Mrs. Robert Phillips and Mrs. J. F. Barnett. Troop leaders are Mrs. Rex Catterson and Mrs. Roger Toomey.

Hutton School Neosho River Chanute Robert Phillips J. F. Barnett Rex Catterson Roger Toomey

Halloween Themed Cub Scout Den 2 Meeting Report

Pack 235 Den 2 met Tuesday at First Baptist Church with a flag salute led by Mike Johnson. The session featured songs and Halloween ghost crafts, plus a discussion on Halloween origins and stories. An investiture for Troops 11 and 28 occurred at Murray Hill School. Brownie pins went to 19 girls entering Girl Scouting and 22 earned 2 year star pins. Punch and cookies followed with committee moms assisting. Leaders are Mrs. H. Schmidt and Mrs. Robert Gorton.

First Baptist Church Mike Johnson Murray Hill School Mmes James Carter Norbert Mollnow Ed Hackeroft John Gorton Troop 11 H. Schmidt Robert

Rev Vincent Brown Panelist at State Mental Health Meeting

The Rev Vincent Brown served as a panelist at the annual state meeting of the Association for Mental Health in Manhattan. The panel addressed mental health issues in regions lacking local clinics. Mrs Agnes Crockatt represented Neosho County Association and Robert Geiger, Director at Large for the State Board, attended the Saturday session.

The Association For Mental Health Manhattan Agnes Crockatt Neosho

Radishes Added To Green Beans For Crisp Texture

Slice small radishes paper thin and add to cooked green beans marinated in French dressing. Do not marinate the radishes so they stay crisp to provide texture contrast on salad greens.

Jenkins troop 28 Mines Clifton Gibson Larry Young

Jenkins troop 28 in Mines is led by Clifton Gibson and Larry Young with Fred Dicks mentioned in connection to the group. The record lists key individuals associated with the troop including leaders and a participant.

Study Clubs Meet At Heritage Room In Community Focus

The Art and Literature Club gathered at the Heritage Room on Tuesday afternoon. Members were served cider and doughnuts by Mrs. George W. Donaldson and Mrs. Joe F. Balch before the business session led by Mrs. James Blessing. Mrs. Alan Hall presented a lesson on Music of the Early Renaissance, tracing note and scale development and featuring a Danish recording. The talk covered church influence, musical masters, and their contributions to the era.

Art and Literature Club George W. Donaldson Joe F. Balch James Blessing Alan Hall

Quest Club Discusses The Liberty Amendment and Arts

Members met at Mrs R E Davidson 423 Lincoln. Mrs Ralph Morgan led roll call on The Liberty Amendment House Bill No 23 in the Senate. Mrs Floyd Hall taught Customs Beliefs and Crafts of France with arts displayed. Mrs H C Bodley spoke on the Chamber Women’s Division and Mrs C D Blackwood on the UNESCO dinner.

Quest Club R. E. Davidson Lincoln Ralph Morgan Senate France Floyd Hall H. C. Bodley Chamber of Commerce C. D. Blackwood Unesco

Belles Lettres Club Meets at Mrs Petit Home

The Belles Lettres Reading Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at 415 South Lincoln in the home of Mrs. Blanche Petit with Mrs. Richard Ashley presiding. Mrs. Carl Weiner Sr led the Netherlands lesson on land reclamation and a donation was given to the United Fund as nine members enjoyed a dessert course.

Belles Lettres Reading Club Blanche Petit S. Lincoln Richard Ashley Netherlands Carl Weiner The United Fund

Woman's Society meeting in Earlton hosts study class

The Women's Society of World Service of the EUB church met at Xenia Osborn's home on Santa Fe Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Walkley led the second lesson on Spanish Americans titled Muchas Gracias Dios, with Mrs. Alva McLaren assisting. Five members and two guests attended, refreshments served.

Earlton Women’s Society of World Service EUB Xenia Osborn Santa Fe Mary Walkley Alva McLaren

Mrs J M Newman hosts Athenaeum tea in Emporia

Mrs J M Newman of 107 N Steuben entertained Athenaeum Tuesday afternoon with a dessert course. Mrs T C Ward presided and devotions were given by Mrs D A Woodring. Mrs F W Bouray announced the annu al State UNESCO meeting to be held in Emporia Oct 31. The lesson on Were Studying the Bible in Our High School was given by Ethel Eat on on Thayer Warshaw, English professor in Newton Mass High School. Mrs A J Broderson gave the critic's report. Mrs Carrie Pollock will be hostess at the next meeting.

J. M. Newman N. Steuben Athenaeum T. C. Ward D. A. Woodring F. W. Bouray Unesco Emporia Ethel Eaton Thayer Warshaw Newton, Mass A. J. Broderson Carrie Pollock

Chanute Culture Club Host Desserts At Meeting

Mrs. Fred Skinner hosted a Chanute Culture Club dessert for 12 in her home at 102 Larson. The decorating included creeping maple leaves from Washington this fall brought by Mr. and Mrs. Skinner. A social hour followed the business meeting. next gathering is scheduled for November 10 in the Heritage room.

Fred Skinner Larson Chanute Culture Club Washington Skinner Heritage Room Novy

Social Calendar Highlights From Thursday and Friday Events

The calendar lists Bridge and lunch events led by Mrs. J M Sherman at Golden Shrine White Pl 7ery Masonic Temple Thursday. Friday features TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hall, First Methodist Church at 10 am and Bridge at Country Club at 1 3 pm.

J. M. Sherman Golden Shrine Masonic Temple P.m Sawyer Hall Ae Wise First Methodist Church

Rural Erie quilting gathering lists members and guest

Art Oehlert hosted a noon dinner and quilting day in rural Erie with 22 members and one guest Mrs Vera Booe. An afternoon business meeting was held and the next gathering is set with Mrs Lloyd Whitworth R 3 on November 17. Cake bakers include Mrs Whitworth Mrs Robert Ellis Mrs Eunice Campbell and Mrs Oehlert.

Art Oehlert Erie Vera Booe Lloyd Whitworth Whitworth Robert Ellis Eunice Campbell Oehlert

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