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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1957
Page
5
Humboldt reports 618 total students with 216 in high school. Elementary enrollment totals are 161 at Washington, 155 at Lincoln, and 86 in grades seven and eight. School opened with a half day for teachers to organize schedules and early assemblies in the high school.
An old advertisement promotes Doan’s Pills as a threefold remedy for bladder irritation, backache, and general aches. It claims soothing action, fast pain relief, and mild diuretic effects to ease discomfort and urges readers to buy the new large economical package.
FBI lab in Washington could not test blood and stomach contents of Lucienne Colbrant due to a large amount of formaldehyde. Colbrant, a 27 year old Belgian air hostess, was found dead July 15 in a house trailer with Bill Sartin, a 32 year old osteopathic student who faces manslaughter by abortion charges awaiting Oct 9 hearing. Coroner Dr. Hugh H Owens cited 12 hour delay in reporting and 24 hour wait for autopsy permission necessitating formaldehyde injection.
Long list of Erie area residents hosting and visiting kin and friends over Labor Day weekend. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown war buddies in town, travels to San Francisco and Disney Land, and gatherings with Krieger family, Waggoners, and Reynolds clan.
Erie area notes report the annual Weirich picnic at Forest Park with many Shaffer Beard and Nation family members present. Patricia Naff returns to Chanute after visiting parents Keith and Mrs Naff. Everett Stafford flies out of Kansas City area after visiting relatives in Thayer. Shackelfords from Jackson Mississippi visit Mrs Rosa Morrison before Denver business. AlaskaBased Byron Clark visits Independence dinner in his role at the University of Alaska.
The Chanute Tribune reports the wedding of Richey and Johnson in Chanute on September 4 1957. The couple will move from Hutchinson to Chicago where Richey will work as an attorney with an insurance company.
Arthur Markle, 66, of Frankfort, fined $10 for driving 5 to 11 mph on Route 5 in New Hartford New York. Trooper noted a long Labor Day traffic line behind him and the peace justice warned that slow driving can also cause accidents.
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