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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1963
Page
5
Hutchinson Kansas AP report notes no illegal gambling found along the state fair midway. County Attorney Mike Chalfant fronted $160 for undercover testing, seeks reimbursement as county auditor questions vouchers. Sheriff Charles Heidebrecht backs the testing, and county commission must decide payment.
H L Rapp 62 of 614 W Main ends a 44 year run as express agent with chanute and multiple Kansas city routes. Career started Oct 7 1920 in Chanute with Railway Express, passing through Cherryvale Harper McPherson Wichita Independence Chanute Ottawa and other posts. Wife Bessie Farrow died 1962. no children. Replaced by Glen Farrow at 724 N Forest.
Dionne sisters Annette Yvonne Marie and Cecile recount life with their parents and Dr Dafoe in a McCall's feature. They detail childhoods in Ontario government nurseries, a harsh home atmosphere, and the 1954 death of Emilie, stressing guilt and pride amid custody battles over quintuplet funds and fame.
A historic remark recalls a time when the speaker began office and estimated a count of around 30. The line frames early achievements or challenges and hints at long tenure and perspective shaped by years in service.
Kansas State Fair cookie contest winner Mrs. Joe Kreh Biel of Pretty Prairie donated treats to Gov. John Anderson. The event drew 12 entries as the governor prepared to present three awards to wheat producers.
The report notes that married quins include Yvonne who is in a convent and Cecile Langlois first among the quints to have a child with three sons and a daughter. Annette Allard has three sons, Marie Houle has two, and two boys are twins. Today three of the quints are daughters.
Allan Gore of Pawnee Rock 4-H wins raw wheat in the wheat division and Mrs. Robert McCrory of Sterling takes sweepstakes in bread. The Kansas Wheat Improvement Association will honor John Welch and son Garfield for milling and baking victory with a wrist watch prize from the association.
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