Harmony EHU Hostess Event Details and Plans
Mrs. Ethel Rausch hosted the Harmony EHU Friday afternoon with Mrs. Guy Braden presiding. Fifteen members shared what they liked about homemaking. District meeting set for Independence May 9. invited to Seamena EHU May 2. Plans for Cancer Fund drive and a guest day May 3 at Mrs. Wayne Berthot’s home.
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Ethel Rausch
Harmony Ehu
Guy Braden
Independence
Seamena Ehu
Henry Alford
Thayer
Wayne Berthot
King Slayer Seekers Tie to Civil Rights March Plans
Civil rights workers nationwide continued planning the Monday march with up to 40 000 participants from 11 states under federal judge guidelines. King described the Memphis garbage strike as the second phase in the Negro fight for equal rights linking it to his 1955 Montgomery bus boycott. He noted the killing shot from a communal bath room in a flophouse behind the motel as police hunted a man who paid $20 for a weekly room with an $8 50 rate.
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King
Memphis
Montgomery
Bridge Winners at Country Club Event
Four tables of bridge were played at the Country Club yesterday with the winners being Mmes. Joe Sutcliffe Ed Ashley Murray Shively and Glen Shook.
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Mmes
Joe Sutcliffe
Ed Ashley
Murray Shively
Glen Shook
Swedes Seek End To Vietnam War Despite US Ties
In Stockholm experts say US Swedish relations remain strong yet strained since 1965 with Sweden criticizing American Vietnam policy amid growing youth activism. Officials note the election year influence and a long history of amicable ties dating to 1783 despite recent antiwar sentiment.
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Sweden
Nist
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Swe
Europe
Sveska Dagbladet
North Vietnam
Deaths and Funerals of Ed Little Sr and Jess Ward
Ed Little Sr of Holdenville Oklahoma formerly of Chanute died March 30 after a brief illness. Survivors include his widow and two sons Thomas Little and Ed Little Jr and a daughter Ann Brodie. Jess Ward died yesterday at his Walnut farm home four miles southeast of Walnut. Funeral at Walnut Methodist Church Monday at 2 PM with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Ward born November 6 1884 on the family farm. Ward survived by three cousins. Pierce Funeral Home Erie is in charge.
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David David
N. Steuben
Holdenville
Okla
Chanute
Little
Thomas Little
Kansas City
Kan
Ed Little Jr
Anchorage
Alaska
Ann Brodie
Denver
Jess Ward
Walnut Methodist Church
Hubert Hahn
Glenwood Cemetery
Walnut
Ward
William E. Archer
Howard Plum
W. A. Buchanan
Marshaltown
Iowa
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Recreation Calendar Open House and Launching Pad Schedule
Today Open House at Launching Pad 14 p.m. Senior High Night at Launching Pad 7 30 to 10 30. Sunday scheduled. Monday Open House at Launching Pad 3 to 5 p.m. Youth Bantams Bowling at Bowl Mor 4 p.m. Tribune phone guidance included for contacting the paper.
40th Anniversary Of PEO Chapter Celebration
The 40th anniversary of chapter D, PEO was celebrated at a Thursday meeting in the home of Mrs. James Butin 115 S Evergreen. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Elmer Conklin and Mrs. John Mull. Highlights of her year as president were shared. Charter members present included Mrs. Al Leverenz and Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness.
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James Butin
S. Evergreen
Elmer Conklin
John Mull
al Leverenz
Wilfrid Cavaness
Visiting Hours and Admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript reports visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. A census lists 49 patients including adults, pediatrics, and one baby. Friday admissions include Mrs Anthony Myers of 23 W Mulberry for medical care. Dismissals Friday include Mrs Ed ward Rushton of 2092 E Main Herman Yeager Jr 630 S Evergreen and Mrs Gladys Claibourn of 1233 W Plummer. Today’s dismissals include Mrs Ray mond Clemens of 601 W Olive and James Moody of 407 W 7th. Police court actions note L Newman and citations for illegal license tag use fine 10 dollars. Danny R Gates 910 S Central cited for muffler speeding. J Carroll 405 cited with indecent exposure.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Anthony Myers
W. Mulberry
Edward Rushton
E. Main
Herman Yeager Jr
S. Evergreen
Gladys Claibourn
W. Plummer
Raymond Clemens
W. Olive
James Moody
L. Newman
Robert Huss
Danny R. Gates
S. Central
J. Carroll
Ashby
Classified Ad Deadlines Noted for Publication Day
The notice explains regular classified ads may be submitted by 10 a.m. on publication day, with an exception for ads that require a Noon deadline the day prior.
Violence Flares Across Cities After King Assassination
Bloodshed and looting roiled major cities after Martin Luther King Jr. was killed. By dawn 16 people had died in racial disorders, with Chicago and Washington hardest hit, hundreds injured and arrests approaching four figures. National Guard and federal troops restored limited calm.
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Brian Sullivan
Associated Press
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Tallahassee
Fla
Pittsburgh
National Guard
Richard T. Dunn
West
Social Calendar Opens April With Local Group Meetings
April activities list dozens of gatherings across Santa Fe and nearby towns. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries meet at Memorial Building. Duplicate Bridge at Home Saw. Cecilia Music Club at Memorial Building. Murray Hill PTA and GAR chapters host events. several church and club circles meet in the morning and afternoon at Otterbein United Methodist, Zion Lutheran, Big Creek, and North Malcolm Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Women's Federations
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Duplicate Bridge Club
Cecilia Music Club
Murray Hill
M.O. Cartidge
Memorial Building
Bec Ae Otterbein United Ebecca Circle
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Zion Methodist Wscs
Big Creek
Nited Methodist Church
Rebecca Circle
Bible Quiz Show Notes on Quoted Verses
A church feature by Lavina Ross Fowler lists five Bible quotes with citation references and notes that four are correct while three are excellent and one is good. The item promotes reading belief and memorization as relief for troubled readers.
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Lavina Ross Fowler
Associated Press Rights Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches from this newspaper, restricting republication by others. This notice preserves AP ownership of content and clarifies distribution rights and attribution expectations.
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Associated Press
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