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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1964
Page
2
Three notices from Ann Landers column discuss social appropriateness of a dump truck date to a church supper, a teen misunderstanding about rules, and a widow daughter balancing finances with her mother. The letters reveal guidance on acceptable dating transport, teen behavior, and shared living expenses, with a final notice inviting readers to submit problems.
Mr and Mrs J Frank Stevens report their son Rev Delmar Stevens now in Winnipeg Manitoba managing the Back to the Bible feature at the Winnipeg station He and his wife Mary and their three children Becky Phyllis and Darrell will reside there Also 67 pupils enrolled at St Josephs School with a new grading system for primary reading and teachers listed Funeral for Maynard Sloan 29 died of a heart attack at Bolivar Mo survived by wife Sheila and son Gregg Readers note Humboldt city notices include visiting family and local radio links
The obituary note mentions the funeral attended by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sloan of Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. Wellcome Stanton of Iola, with the service held in Monette for their relatives.
Relatives from Earlton and nearby towns attended the August 29 wedding of Jayne Russell and Stacy Smyre at the Episcopal Church of Heavenly Rest in Abilene Texas. Attendees included C. S. Russell, Mrs. Mary Walkley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferris and Rebecca, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ferris and Dianne Garnett, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Settles and others. The piece also notes travels to Hutchinson and Chanute Junior College, a farm sale halt due to rain, and various visits and returns of residents and former Earlton businesswoman Inez Cassingham’s kin.
AP reports Kansas school transportation dwarfs simple routes, with 1962 63 data showing 118000 pupils moved, 2 527 district buses, 34.8 million miles, and a 9.2 million dollar cost plus state aid. Chapman district runs an intricate feeder system for 514 students statewide.
Ohio State University researchers at the Institute of Polar Studies with the U S Geological Survey measure a new stretch of the Antarctica surface ice sheet. Supervisor Dr Richard L Cameron says the project will better explain flow mechanisms and rate of ice movement.
Banner era social notes record Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Scott and Mrs. Fannie McLaren dining with C. E. Hines. Arvel Kindrick visits Wichita with daughter and son. P. M. Cox and Mrs. Ann VanCleave attend Earlt sale. Clinesmith and Gilliespie visit Hayes with George Steele family. Willis Cook Linda and Hazel Lamb join Will Cook for Sunday supper. Families Brinkleys and others bring refreshments to O. E. Hines for Mrs. Hines birthday surprise. Tucson visitors Floyd Hines and Roy Bushong called in. C. E. Hines and family in Chanute on business.
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor plans to return next week from South Vietnam to confer with President Johnson and top officials including Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara. His earlier homeward move was delayed by South Vietnamese turmoil. Also reports of a threat to Johnson at Atlantic City prompt denial from White House and FBI inquiries. The Justice Department refuses to supply documents in the Bobby Baker civil suit, citing executive privilege and ongoing criminal investigations.
The mossy wetlands host about 450 species of insectivorous plants such as Sarracenia purpurea. From Labrador to Florida these pitcher plants attract insects with a scented lure and drown them in the liquid-filled leaves.
Local Chanute Tribune brief dated Saturday September 5 1964 covers community events notices and short updates. Names and places appear in passing, outlining upcoming activities and local interest items with terse summaries and standard civic notices.
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