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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1975
Page
6
A woman approached the Capitol grounds with a suspected pistol, yelled a remark about Ford, was subdued by police and Secret Service within minutes, and was escorted away to the Hall of Justice. Ford then moved to a meeting with Brown.
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 and 6 30 to pm. The patient census lists 43 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Thursday admissions include Catherine Hunt Humboldt Fred Reno R 2 Mrs J B Ferguson R 3 Dennis Steinman R 3 Mary Looney Humboldt Mrs Larry Roush 320 S Evergreen Today John Byers 1701 W Main. Dismissals Thursday Mrs Carl Pearson Colonial Acres. Today Robert Small 115 N Forest Tommie Stipp Thayer Mrs John Freeman and daughter Yates Center Mrs William Stokes and son 510 N Central. Births Thursday Mr and Mrs Dale Collerman 1007 S Garfield a boy.
SN Timothy Neal Tatman of the U S Navy is stationed in Groton Connecticut attending the Navy Submarine School. He trains for Polaris Electrician and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Tatman from Chanute. A Collinsville Oklahoma High School and Claremore Oklahoma junior college graduate, he served as Recruit Petty Officer and company clerk in basic training.
The Christian Fellowship Crusade a non denominational group holds nightly meetings at 7 30 p m through Sept 14 in City Park Cherryvale inviting all area churches The Rev James A Salvador of Burlington Iowa evangelist leads with Rev David E Combs of Hereford Tex and the Memphis Mo Brothers and Sisters Quartet providing music Local participants may perform
Larry Oliverson, a former Chanute resident and KU PhD holder, has joined Kansas State University as a clinical psychologist in the mental health section and as an assistant professor in the psychology department. He is the son of Helen Oliverson and the late Fred R Oliverson. Oliverson’s education includes Chanute High School 1959, KS College of Pittsburg 1964 BS, Emporia KS Teacher's College 1967 MS, KU 1972 MS, and KU 1975 PhD.
Chan Dickey of Eatonton Georgia paused for lunch in Fredonia on a cross continent bicycle journey. He began in Portland Oregon and plans to reach Virginia by mid October. A former Air Force Academy graduate, he completed five years of service and will pursue architecture studies after further university training.
UPI reports mass strike action across multiple sectors with nearly 100 000 workers idle including teachers coal miners and airline staff. Hollywood faces a looming shut down as 18 000 technical workers threaten to walk out affecting shows like All In The Family Kojak and Police Woman and films starring major stars.
Mrs D L Geeding of 819 S Santa Fe was elected national junior vice president of the National Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of World War I at the convention in Kansas City from August 30 to September 3. From Chanute, Mr and Mrs Charles Cox, Mr and Mrs Louis Junod, Beulah Stewart, Mildred Anderson, Opal Offenbacher, Glen Stoll and Maxine Stoll attended. About 2 000 people were present at the convention.
Police report a rock was thrown through a window at White's Liquor Store 720 South Santa Fe on Thursday morning. A Thursday night fire damaged a 1967 Mustang owned by Monte Barnett Humboldt due to a malfunctioning carburetor, damaging engine wiring and hood paint. Barnett said the car was uninsured.
The funeral for Alice Florence Venus, who died Wednesday, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Johnson Chapel with Rev. Virgil Collins officiating. Burial will be in Thayer Cemetery. The Venus family will receive friends at Johnson Mortuary this evening from 7 to 8. Velma Typer Moran-Velma Typer, 84, LaHarpe, died Thursday in Allen County Hospital Iola born Velma Cook in Collins Missouri. In 1916 she married Robert Earl Typer Fort Scott. Survivors include husband two sons Ernest and Bill three daughters one brother one sister 23 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Ralston-Hutton Chapel Moran under Brother Ronald Shuman. Burial will be in Hatch Cemetery southwest of Uniontown.
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