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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1958
Page
4
Editorial notes Yale Bureau of Highway Traffic Director Fred Hurd warning that excessive signals, low speed limits, and strict left turn rules can push drivers to unsafe practices. The piece also mentions a Detroit experimental car blending air, sea, and land features as the car of tomorrow.
A Sparrowville News column reviews the SS Minnie, a two story houseboat on Rainy Lake equipped with dining lounge, kitchen, crew quarters, and a ship to shore radio. Eight guests plus staff of five form a crew of thirteen, with a husky dog named Chum as a fourth occupant. A carious lifestyle and rugged comforts are detailed for fishing trips and solitude.
Two day program promises top condition track and farm horse and mule races. George N. McDonald heads racing events with E. L. Yount C. F. Fickel and others supervising cattle poultry education and horticulture. Six Chanute students enroll at Ottawa University for fall term.
The Hutchinson News orders hundreds of new matrices to update its type setting for clearer classifieds. Matrices now cost 33 cents each, up 200 percent since 1927. The piece notes price hikes reflect opportunities, not just necessity, impacting subscribers.
Washington recall: Republicans press the GOP National Committee about Sherman Adams future status amid anger over his ties to Bernard Goldfine. The inquiry follows Adams's testimony about the Goldfine friendship, tax issues, and alleged improper influence. Observers warn Adams's judgment could reflect on White House personnel selections.
Dr. Crane argues that trial marriage harms women and fosters selfish infatuation. He contrasts infatuation with true love, notes risks like out of wedlock births, and urges readers to pursue genuine marriage through his tests. He cites European trends and cites Pontius Pilate as a moral example.
Ruth Hagg, financial chair of the National Student Assn and College News Conference producer, says a new youth generation seeks world peace and civic responsibility. She notes students face pressure to avoid being seen as squares and stresses recognition for good students alongside athletes on campuses.
Comprehensive Friday to Sunday TV schedule for KOAM KTTV WDAF KODE channels. Includes daytime cartoons, Westerns, crime dramas, news, local and national shows with times and channel numbers.
Miss Hagg notes that college student leaders are the political leaders of tomorrow and deserve recognition and training. She cites many involved in parties and government offices, including White House, vice president, State Department, and senators offices. No student leader has become an adult delinquent or faced arrest for crimes.
The questions cover grammar pronunciation and spelling. Answers suggest fixing the sentence to This tie cost a half dollar and I am very disappointed and pronouncing sycophant as sick oh fant with the stress on the first syllable. The misspelled word is numbskull. Decadence means deterioration or decline, as in We must not permit any decadence of patriotism. A word beginning with do for boredom is doldrums.
Mrs Ed Pavlicek and Mr and Mrs John Triplett returned to Kennewick after attending a funeral. Charley Alderman, burned in April, is home in Elsmore recovering. Chanute Junior College enrollment noted for Carrol Tippee. Floyd Boler Jr and family visiting Floyd Boler Sr in Laredo. Stout family purchased the Olson home east of Lavenburg. Russell Ludlum and family in Ozarks for weekend. High school juniors chose rings. seniors visited Fort Scott for pictures. Mrs Grace Ludlum listed among Sun items.
Local items include a dinner guest of Mrs Genevieve Marrs and visits by Gordon Ericson and family with him on the Toronto Dam project. Other notes mention Mr and Mrs Dean Ludlum and family visiting Mrs Jessie Jackson in La Harpe, and Harold Peters serving as student pastor with services at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Kay Nelson pursues graduate work at the high school.
Urbana URBANA URBANA School opened with Peggy Pens as teacher and an enrollment of 11. The school has been redecorated and repaired. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stipp Junior Dick and Nancy and Gordon Stipp returned from Colorado Springs Colorado where they were employed. Mr. and Mrs. Saban Patty returned from Pueblo Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matlock and granddaughter Peggy Pens visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Matlock and family of Savonburg recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Langford of Nevada Missouri visited recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Stierwalt and Jerry visited Parsons relatives of Ralph Heilman and his daughter’s family. The Nearmyers plan to move to Dennison Texas. J F Dawson of Chanute stayed with Chester Bercaw and Silas Hummer moved to Chanute after selling his farm.
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