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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
8
A light AP column lists signs of middle age noting irritability heat waves memory of past decades and shifting views on youth. It compares habits from earlier life with present routines and observes changes in work punctuality relationships social behavior and neighborly interactions.
House leaders aim for a crucial vote next Wednesday to instruct conference members to back the Senate health care proposal, a plan that would amend a bill raising Social Security benefits and has not yet had a test vote in the House. The record notes a September 1964 publication context and includes unrelated probate notices and garden dedication news.
Barbara Barnett seeks divorce custody of her minor child in Neosho County Kansas District Court sitting Chanute. Respondent James Clarence Barnett must plead by October 9 1944 or judgment will be entered. Also notices final settlement hearing in Erie in the estate of William Walter Shaw aka W W Shaw deceased with executrix Mary Rachael Shaw. Defenses due by September 18 1944.
Helle Virkner Krag wife of Danish Premier Jems Otto Krag visits New York and confesses she packs too many belongings on trips, a problem she shares with many American tourists.
Global briefs report Melody Maker’s 1964 poll where the Beatles fall to No. 2 in Britain but remain No. 1 internationally, while The Rolling Stones surge ahead in popularity among pop fans.
2500 motorists were served during Labor Day weekend at a Knights of Columbus free coffee stand in Lincoln Park Humboldt. Two volunteers worked six hour shifts serving coffee with free cookies from Continental Baking Co. The event drew drivers from 18 states and included iced tea and water. Separately Humboldt Chapter 170 of the Order of Eastern Star plans to honor 50 year member Mrs. Jouetta Hartwig with a pin on September 21 and discussed fall activities and a float for Biblesta.
Plans for an all day sewing meeting to benefit the Allen County hospital were set after a session held at Mrs. Harvey Lassman’s home. Participants spent the day mending and sewing and outlined arrangements for the September 28 gathering hosted by Mrs. Clarence Owens with lesson by Home Demonstration Unit agent Mrs. Jeanice Cress.
The Busy Bee club gathered September 3 at Mrs. George Hauser’s home with 17 members, two guests, and two children. President Mrs. Martin Mueller led. vacation tales were shared by roll call. Sunshine gift went to Mrs. Clarence Owens. Next meeting planned for October 1 at Mrs. Henry Hauser’s home with a birthday party. Guests included Mrs. Neva Dawson, Nellie Drollinger, Patricia McCormick, and Donald Hauser.
Local observers note attic bats play a beneficial role by consuming large quantities of insects. Community scientists urge appreciation for these flying mammals as natural pest control.
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