Auto vandalism and minor crashes report in local area
Roy Ensminger and Roger D. Milligan report a plate glass window damaged at a filling station in the 1600 block of South, with the back bumper of a 1957 Ford damaged by rocks or BBs. Police also log minor crash at 121 E Main involving Regina Kaemmerling and Kathryn Campbell with slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ensminger
S. Evergreen
Roger D.lice
Milligan
S. Steuben
Santa Fe
Ford
Chrysler
McCune Motor Co
E. Main
Regina Kaemmerling
Josephine Elsenraat
S. Malcolm
Kathryn Campbell
Community Clubs and Meetings Highlight Week Ahead
A list of social and civic events across Chanute Neosho county including Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at 2 30 p m at 100F hall and Great Books Study Group at Heritage Room library 7 30 p m April 7 1969 Also note Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 p m Skateloasers Dance Club roller rink 7 30 p m and United Presbyterian Women Circle 2 church dinner meeting April 8 1963. Multiple organizations host meetings in various halls including Chanute Textile Paint Class at Carpenter's Hall 9 a m to 3 p m and Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall 2 p m. Continuous listings for HDU groups Mary Martha Gulla Presbyterian church dinner 6 30 p m Santa Fe Women's Federation Carpenter's Hall and more across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Eee
United Presbyterien
Council of
Vashti
Edward Jones
Lola
Geldenrod
HDU
Ogeese Valley
Mary-Martha Gulla
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women’s Federation
Carpenter’s Hall
Chanute Ladies
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial
Ladore
Merryettes
Chanute
Carpenter's Hall
Hulda Parker
CES
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Neosho
Lamona HD Unit Holds Meeting with Mrs Heilman Presiding
The Lamona Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday with Mrs. Neal Heilman presiding. Thirteen members answered roll call as the Creed was recited. Guests Mrs. Wesley Tasche and children attended.
Harmony Unit Meeting Led By Mrs Alford
Harmony HD Unit met with Mrs Henry Alford R 3 Friday the group reciting the Neosho County Creed. District meeting set for Pittsburg May 2. Lesson on Nutrition and Growth of Children One to Twelve by Mrs Cecil Arnett. Recreation led by Mrs Mildred Wheatley refreshments for 11 members. Next meeting May 3 at 2 p.m. with Mrs Mildred Wheatley R 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony HD
Henry Alford
Neosho County
Pittsburg
Cecil Arnett
Mildred Wheatley
Marie Brock
Amye Stevens
Calvin Clinesmith
Roy Robertson
M. J. Clough
Dick Robbins
Guest Night for Dorcas Class at First Christian Church
Dorcas Class of First Christian Church held a Friday night gathering inside the church where each attendee received a gift. Mrs. A. B. Brown led with prayer and noted an Easter box sent to the class adopted son in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Christian Church
A. B. Brown
Denver
Howard Winans
Joe Holliday
Nelle Stevens
Dave Evans
Wales
UCT Auxiliary Meets In Heritage Room
Mrs. Charles Berthot hosted the UCT auxiliary in the Heritage room of the library for a business meeting. Plans were set for the state gathering in Chanute on May 9 and 10, and the next meeting was scheduled for Wednesday April 10 at 6 30 p.m. with a covered dish dinner at Carpenter's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCT
Charles Berthot
Chanute
Carpenter's Hall
PTA Exec Meeting Outlines April Convention in Kansas City
The Hutton School PTA held an executive meeting with eight members in the teachers lounge. The PTA convention is scheduled for April 23 to 25 in Kansas City. Baby sitting services were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton
PTA
Kansas City
Deaths and Funerals Items Include Hall Meyers and More
Mrs. Elsie Etta Hall died in Uvalde Texas and funeral plans include arrival of the body to Carson Funeral Home Walnut with graveside services set for Monday. The Hall service was followed by Elmwood cemetery burial with Rebekah Lodge memorials and several bearers listed. Pearl Corn Meyers funeral occurred at Johnson Mortuary with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery and multiple floral attendants. The notices name survivors and officiants and note hymns performed by surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Etta Hall
Uvalde
Tex
Floyd Dillon
S. Plummer
Frazer Chapel
Carson Funeral Home
Walnut
Walnut Cemetery
A. D. Hall
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Elmwood Cemetery
Rebekah Lodge 158
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Heaven
Arthur Coonrod
Alf P. Garrison
R. O. Roberts
C. J. Kerwitz
Wilbur Thompson
Theo L. Baker
J. L. Smith
Nathan Hole
Fred Oliverson
Buffalo Area Hosts Church Meeting and Community Notes
The Buffalo region reports the Kansas Conference WSCS annual gathering at Emporia’s First Methodist Church on March 28 and 29 with local attendees including Mrs. Roy Robertson and Mrs. M. J. Clough. Social visits span Great Bend Towanda and Emporia as spring cleanup of yards and vacant lots is noted along with Bluebird Chapter Eastern Star activities and guest arrivals from Ottawa and Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kansas
First Methodist
Emporia
Roy Robertson
M. J. Clough
Ira Uden
Ron Bumstead
Marie Brock
W. D. Hempen
Armour Sprague
Georgia Sprague
Wilbur Weins
Towanda
Ted Weins
Billy Bishop
Ottawa
Carl Stoll
Bluebird Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Trem Raifsnyder
Max Moore
Star Point
Star Points
Jim Pringle
Dale D. McKinsey
Paul Campbell
Harry Orendorff
Bluebird Past Matrons Club
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births
Friday admissions include Mrs. Leo LaLage, George B. Moseley, Mrs. George Tucker, Mrs. Ethel Roberts, and Craig Skinner with medical reasons. Dismissals listed for Mrs. S. M. LaRue, Bertha Martin, Mrs. Julia Hicker, Mrs. Charles Gaf ney, and Ennis Starkey. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. David Boyd of Piqua, a boy. Also admissions today cover Harold King Jr. and Junior Braman and Raymond Wilson with surgical or medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo LaLage
N. Central
George B. Moseley
Humboldt
Medical
George Tucker
Moline
Ethel Roberts
S. Highland
Craig Skinner
N. Forest
S. M. LaRue
S. Western
Bertha Martin
Julia Hickerson
Sedgewick
Charles Gafney
S. Central
Ennis Starkey
David Boyd
Piqua
Harold King Jr
S. Evergreen
Junior Braman
Buffalo
Raymond Wilson
S. Steuben
Friendly Thimble Club Meets With Bible Verse Readings
The Friendly Thimble Club met yesterday at 911 S. Steuben with Mrs. Alice Braschler presiding. Members shared Bible verses and Carrie Deck read The Legend of the Iris. Bertha Stratton won the door prize. Seven members attended. Next meeting set with Carrie Deck at 1017 N Washington on April 17 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Thimble Club
Alice Braschler
S. Steuben
Lincoln School PTA schedules and events announced
The Lincoln Lincoln School PTA outlines meetings from April 8 and April 9 with guest speakers, tutoring details, and childcare arrangements. It notes an executive study group on April 11, a state convention in Topeka April 23 to 25 with four delegates, and plans for a May 17 tea and a May 14 basket dinner for incoming first graders and their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
PTA
Ed Offenbacker
S. Lincoln
Dewey McCoy
Willard Lloyd
Martin Rutunno
Topeka
Lincoln
John Kinney
John Barney
Leland Clapson
Don Noland
Local Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Market listing shows eggs by grade with prices for Grade A large at 27 cents and Grade A medium at 25 cents. Also includes Grade B large 251, Grade C very rough, current receipts 24, and hides priced at 3.00 per 40+ lbs and 7e per lb for under 40 lbs with glue hides 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enc
Escotee Obnnenestes
Ee Sero
Post Office Upgrades Completed and Lobby Hours Set
Savonburg reports installation of new equipment after a remodeling in the post office last fall. The lobby will be open at noon and Saturday afternoons with office closure only on Sundays and holidays. Mrs. Jack Jordan serves as post master. Janet Markham crowned Falcon Sweetheart Queen at Joint Rural High School in Stark Friday night with Jerry Wallace escort and four attendants. Howard Woodworth and Mrs. Mary Lee Mein announced the program as Falcon marching band directed by Joe Rovito played the processional. Refreshments and a dance followed. Additionally area Christian youth members met at Lavenburg church with over 100 in attendance, joining several other churches from Manhattan to South Valley chapel. Ernest Larson visited from Parsons for property work. he recently moved there from Vinita, Oklahoma. Pvt. James McGee of Fort Carson, Colorado, visited his parents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Dahl hosted dinner with guests, including Mrs. Edith Anderson and Arthur Dahl, at Mapleton. Earl Dahl of Uniontown visited in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Jack Jordan
Janet Markham
Joint Rural High School
Stark
Jerry Wallace
Goldie Vanderford
Joan Dahl
Nancy Rice
Trudy Gier
Howard Woodworth
Mary Lee Mein
Falcon
Joe Rovito
Christian Youth
Lavenburg
Manhattan
la Harpe
Moran
Humboldt
Buffalo
Leanna
Colony
Burlington
South Valley Chapel
Ernest Larson
Parsons
Esther Larson
Ernest
Vinita
Okla
James McGee
Fort Carson
Colo
John Dahl
Edith Anderson
Arthur Dahl
E. E. Hewitt
Mapleton
Earl Dahl
Uniontown
Local Women Attend Moran Church CWF Meeting
Mrs. C. R. Harlow and fellow guests attended a Christian Women’s Fellowship gathering at Moran Christian Church. The Moran members hosted the visitors. Freddy and Susan Defenbaugh spent Sunday and night with Robert and Kathy Defenbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Harlow
C. M. Barsby
J. A. Albert
Mary Pierce
Charles Ballou
L. L. Singer
CWF
Moran Christian Church
Moran
Freddy
Susan Defenbaugh
Robert
Kathy Defenbaugh
Get Those Men Robbery Shocks Hong Kong Police Chief Daughter
Two Hong Kong children were robbed by two men while walking home from school. One victim was the daughter of Hong Kong's Commissioner of Police, prompting a police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Home Office
Bloomington
Ithneig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlies E. Lowe
San Diego Naval Base
Loren E. Lowe
S. Tennessee
Lynn Bonney
Robert Martin
W. 4Th
Washington
New York
Chicago
Kansas Student Tour Council
Miss Martin
Dial Tribune
Twentieth Century Study Club
Silver Grill
L. &. Kreider
Quest Club
Norman Koch
Steuben
Lamona Hdu
Herold Redburn
Belles Lettres Reading Club
Fred Johnson
Who's Who Club
Mrs. Heilman
Lamona HD
Fred Malson
R. 3
Neal Heilman
Wesley Tasche
Ralph Rinehart
Fellows Hall
Harold Redburn
Roy F. Dalton
Ethel Cox
Oracle
Robert T. Rader
R.N.A
Chanute Camp
Seward E. Frames
IOOF
Mrs. Alford
Wiltameros Securities, Inc
Stes
Raftoal
Forbes
Bonde
West Mars
M. Harris
W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
ARE
Ola Me Rel
Speka
First Nat's Bank OF Chanute
Bennett Spring
Melvin
Testorff
Benedict
Jennie Mattix
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
Bob Poole
KOAM
KCRB
THE
Plainsmen
Vernons
Hahn
Dake
LIPSE
Homeowner's
Eclipse
Townley Metal & Hardware CO
Chetopa, Kan
Blankenship Hardware
Altamont, Kan
Holmes Hardware
Land's Repair Service
N. Lafayette
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kansas
John
Barney
W. Main
Giles
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