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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1958
Page
4
The piece notes fans belong to Hate-The-Yankees and Wait-Til-Next-Year clubs, facing ethical exits as seasons approach. Coaches, gloomy by nature, forecast workouts with a ritual ready-to-cry towel mood, hoping for early renewals or resignations to soften the blow.
The passage from Lamentations 3:25 offers comfort as it highlights God’s goodness toward those who patiently seek him. It encourages trust, patience, and spiritual steadiness in daily life.
A brisk column reflects on military rank quirks and calls for broader major league expansion. It notes the first 1965 model debuts, predicts 1966 displays by mid January 1965, and jokes about parking stalls for foreign cars. It also cites a Labor Day highway fatality toll and critiques politics, farming, Newport vacations, and Dulles.
A column praises a proposed Iraq law requiring public officials and bankers to file detailed asset and liability statements retroactive to 1939, with penalties for illegitimate gains. It contrasts corrupt communities with Virginia under Senator Byrd, arguing taxpayers deserve to know how officials accumulate wealth on low salaries.
A Tribune letter from Wilbur Luman argues that dancing in schools does not harm education and questions why ministers and Christians should oppose it. He notes that schools and church basements in other towns are used for dancing and asks why the city should be different.
Tribune Files recalls events from 25 years ago as six concessions closed at the county fair after customers complained of losses at ball rolling and wheel spinning games. Five carnival hangers on were jailed for alleged enticement, while a fire damaged a Ray Childers residence.
A humorous round of clippings covers wit on writing checks around the house, praise as a character builder for youth, a slow wake up tale about Uncle Milt, a Texas youngster joking about a handgun at school, and teachers teaching drawing to learn.
Bertha Adkins the GOPs top woman in HEW asked Dan River textile mills for donated draperies for her new office described as drab She posed with teenagers to promote Dan River fabrics and recalled past ethics concerns The piece observes a humorless White House under Sherman Adams and a need for levity in Washington.
Dr Crane reports Hal B a 43 year old alcoholic sales manager cured by his method with his wife’s cooperation. The case outlines marital strain sexual inadequacy and remedies including testosterone and bold spousal support. A booklet offering can be obtained by sending stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to Hopkins Syndicate Inc Mellott Ind.
Chanute publishing page lists Ernest W. Johnson as editor and James Sheridan as advertising manager. Publication evenings except Sunday. Rates shown for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties by mail: one month eight cents. three months two dollars. six months three dollars and fifty cents. one year seven dollars. Outside four counties rates not fully legible.
The Walnut MWDS WSCS held its first fall gathering on September 10 with devotions led by Mrs. George Jackson and a lesson by Mrs. H G Foster. The 18th anniversary will be observed with the next meeting set for September 26. Ten attended the WSCS Seminar at Altamont on September 9. Family Night at the Methodist church is planned for September 24 with a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m.
A Saturday and Monday TV listings page enumerates KOAM Channel 7 KOTY Channel 6 WDAF Channel 4 KODE Channel 12 with prime time lineups including Perry Como Gunsmoke Gale Storm and Have Gun Will Travel plus daytime soap and game show blocks featuring The Price is Right Truth or Consequences and Guiding Light.
Mrs. Joe Johnson and others report travel and health updates. Bob and Marilyn McClung, Dowling, Pryor, and Schrever families visit or host relatives. Community events include a Friendship Night planning committee and a Nazarene church welcome. Rev. Prichard and Dinwiddie change church assignments. WSCS members attend a district seminar in Neodesha.
The annual covered dish Eastern Star dinner took place Wednesday at the Masonic Hall. Thirty eight members along with their families and three guests Rhoda Austin and Mr and Mrs Harley Burchfield attended. Mrs Harold Sauders and Melvin Sperry presided as worthy patrons.
In Neosho County Kansas probate court executor Robert Pennington seeks sale of Lot 38 Block 7 Rutter's Second Fairview Addition Chanute to pay debts taxes and administration costs. Interested persons must file defenses by October 15 1958 at 10 AM in Erie Kansas. otherwise default judgment may be entered.
The Senior High School announced home room officer elections with sponsors and council roles. Listed are Senior rooms 197 203 205 39 302 and 312 with sponsor and council members, plus Junior rooms 103 104 201 204 3190 detailing presidents vice presidents treasurers and alternates.
Notice of petition to sell real estate from the estate of Robert T Bates deceased to pay debts and taxes. Property described as Lat Two Block Six Roths Addition Chanute Neosho County Kansas. Hearing October 15 1958 at 10 am in Erie court.
Sophomores and staff list names by room including 394 Olena Lewis 200 David Parker 202 Mariam Winters 305 Dick Purdy 311 Bernice Akers 315 Howard Jester and Music Room entries naming several students and staff members across rooms.
A reflection on training and behavior contrasts dogs and people. The author notes refined dogs greet with a paw and hotel staff often tolerate well mannered dogs more than ill behaved children. Training shapes social acceptance for both, and spoiled children or unruly dogs alike are unwelcome.
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