April Shower Honors Nina Faye White Bride Elect
Nina Faye White, bride elect of George Gilbert Palen, was honored at an April showers event hosted by Mrs. E. J. Ingram Jr and Mrs. Roy Halverstadt in the First National Bank social room. Yellow umbrella centerpiece and white lace table coverings matched an April theme with white and lime green tea decor. Attendees included Clement White, Dwight Olson, Don Huffman, Marvin Knapp, Elmer Chard, Dalton Stewart, R. A. Sandage, Herbert Snender, Ralph Burghart, Paul Morris, Spencer Brandon, Gary Van Hoozer, J. W. Halverstadt, Carl Fletcher, Barbara and Brenda Olson, Ann Brant, Judy Anderson, Nancy Uden, Marilyn Nelson, Elaine Stevens, Sally Jones, Catherine Thorsell, Lois Maxwell, Shirley Caudell, and Helen Larson. Gifts were sent by Mines, Julia Ashley, Larry Clements, Dean Skinner, Art Hubble, George Crawford, Don Chickadonz, Bill Helton Jr., Barbara Stanfield, Marilyn Chapman, Cheryl Campbell and Carol Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Faye White
George Gilbert Palen
E. J. Ingram Jr
Roy Halverstadt
First National Bank
Mmes
Clement White
George Palen
Dwight Olson
Don Huffman
Marvin Knapp
Elmer Chard
Dalton Stewart
R. A. Sandage
Herbert Snender
Ralph Burghart
Paul Morris
Spencer Brandon
Gary van Hoozer
J. W. Halverstadt
Carl Fletcher
Barbara
Brenda Olson
Ann Brant
Judy Anderson
Nancy Uden
Marilyn Nelson
Elaine Stevens
Sally Jones
Catherine Thorsell
Lois Maxwell
Shirley Caudell
Helen Larson
Mines
Julia Ashley
Larry Clements
Dean Skinner
Art Hubble
George Crawford
Don Chickadonz
Bill Helton Jr
Barbara Stanfield
Marilyn Chapman
Cheryl Campbell
Carol Anderson
Grace Episcopal members elected at Kansas diocese convention
Joe F Balch and William M Gray Jr of Grace Episcopal church were elected to diocesan offices at the 105th annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Kansas in Topeka. Balch and Gray won three year terms on the diocesan board of trustees and standing committee respectively, with several Grace members attending, including Mrs Balch and James F Cooper who has served nine years on the standing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Balch
William M. Gray Jr
Grace Episcopal Church
Episcopal Diocese of
Kansas
Topeka
Balch
Gray
Grace Church
Dorothy Coldwell
Kenneth C. Keas
Jack Bendler
Betty Taylor
John C. McCall
Dale Steinman
R. M. Vincent
Neal Munger
James F. Cooper
Cooper
HD Unit Holds Meeting at Steinman Home
HDU met Thursday with Mrs. C. E. Steinman at 1306 S. Evergreen. Roll call recalled childhood memories. The district meeting was announced for May 6 in Coffeyville. Reports covered the Spring Tea at St. Paul with eight unit members and four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HDU
C. E. Steinman
S. Evergreen
Steinman
Coffeyville
George Allen
St. Paul
E. S. Faulkner
J. W. Oliver
H. C. Kuykendall
Oliver
Faulkner
Duplicate Bridge Scores At Home Savings Lounge
Duplicate bridge played Monday night in the lounge at Home Savings Association. Above average scores included Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Bob Allen 49.2, Mrs. Clyde Bloomhart and Mrs. Frank Jones 39.2, Loren Kennedy, Parsons, and Wayne Duty, Ilola 37.2, Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton 37. Four tables played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Association
Charles Broadwell
Bob Allen
Clyde Bloomhart
Frank Jones
Loren Kennedy
Parsons
Wayne Duty
Ilola
George Eaton
Layette Shower Honors Mrs Leroy at Maple Leaf
Mrs Leroy was guest of honor at a layette shower Saturday at the Maple Leaf hosted by Mrs Ray Colvin with assistance from Ann Colvin and Julie Leroy. Pink and blue decor featured a blue net table and a large stork. guests included Mrs John Leroy Jr and others, and gifts were opened with prizes awarded after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leroy Jr
Ray Colvin
Ann Colvin
Julie Leroy
Howard Ross
Mmes
Guss Ross
John Leroy Sr
John Barney
Jack Brown
Robert Heaton
Lonnie Rhodes
Merle Ruggles
Lewis Watts
Robert Webster
Robert Wells
Sally Leroy
Bridal shower honors Jane Burk at United Brethren Church
A bridal shower for Jane Burk was hosted Saturday evening in the annex of United Brethren Church by Mrs. Melvin Frank Mrs. Forrest Hagen and Mrs. Marvin Seger. After gifts, cake and punch were served. Guests included Esther Burk Elmer Robison Sr. W. H. Robison Vic Robison Ralph Garvin and others. Gifts were sent by a long list of friends. The marriage to John Robison Jr. is set for April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Burk
United Brethren Church
Melvin Frank
Forrest Hagen
Marvin Seger
Mmes
Esther Burk
Elmer Robison Sr
W. H. Robison
Vic Robison
Ralph Garvin
Julie Samples
R. C. McLaren
Albert Wiltse
Bernard Ford
John Jordan
Clyde Stanley
Harold Wilson
Skinny Thompson
Lester Koch
Ray Smith
Alice Boecker
Maxine Osborn
Vivian
Vickie
Linda
Karen Robison
Bess Taylor
Wanda Johnson
Gordon Barker
Floyd Byers
Orville Huffman
Frank Percy
Earl Wertz
Ann Landes
R. W. Griffiths
J. D. Kellerman
Don Puckett
Ray Barnett
Dale Anderson
Mary Streeter
E. B. Green
Miss Burk
John Robison Jr
Social Calendar for April 15 in Dial Tribune
Community groups and church events list for Wednesday April 15 including Friendly Thimble Club Mrs Margaret Taylor Gray Lady Class Memorial Building 930 to 1130 am and Roosevelt PTA study group at First Baptist Church. Also mentions Girl Scout neighborhood meeting and Rural Grange Meeting at Rural School with various host names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Thimble Club
Margaret Taylor
St. Great
Gray
Memorial Building
Big Creek
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Esther
Christian Church
Charlotte Worley
Edith Thompson
Irs
Ned Kauffman
Allen
Marjorie Sharp
Leonard Carlson
Grace Hill
Richard Barnard
Methodist Church Scout Room
Rural Grange Meeting
St. Cecilia
Carl Pate
S. Highland
OD. CD. Mitchell
S. Larson
Luncheon for Santa Fe Federation Members Held
A luncheon for 27 members and two guests was served at Carpenters Hall Monday at 2 p.m. by Mrs. Herb Older and Mrs. Alva Mann and their committees. Mrs. Ross Miller led a brief business meeting and Mrs. Ina Woodring gave a book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Federation
Carpenters Hall
Herb Older
Alva Mann
Ross Miller
Ina Woodring
Covenant Women Meet at Evangelical Covenant Church
Mrs. George DeMeisseman hosted Covenant Women at the Evan gelical Covenant church annex on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Huse led the Bread lesson, scripture was read by Mrs. Ward Taylor, and prayer was led by Rev. Robert Huse. Mrs. Mary Ellen Walters read a spring cleaning poem. Mrs. Francis See conducted the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
George DeMeisseman
Covenant
Evangelical Covenant Church
Robert Huse
Ward Taylor
Mary Ellen Walters
Francis See
Nelda Gildart Weds Robert Beaman in Church Ceremony
Nelda Marie Gildart became the bride of Robert C. Beaman in a single ring ceremony at First Methodist church performed by Dr. Duff Wagoner at 2 p.m. Saturday. The couple, with many relatives and out of town guests listed, planned home at 524 Santa Fe. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a pink carnation bouquet and pearls. Judy Houston was maid of honor, Harold Markham best man. Reception followed in the church fellowship hall with a three tier pink and white cake and pink net decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelda Marie Gildart
Robert C. Beaman
Duff Wagoner
First Methodist
Floyd Oberg
Sibyl Gildart
Paul Gildart
Beaman
Delbert McKellips
Kansas
Judy Houston
Harold Markham
Billie Houston
Dale Gildart
Santa Fe
Clifford Minster
Oklahoma City
Wilber Palmer
Opal Palmer
Wichita
Charlene Alexander
Bartlesville
Raymond Dawson
Newton
Dixie V. Alexander
Pittsburg
Roy Gildart
Ira Edwards
Neodesha
Harry Wallace
Shallow Water
Tony Stell
el Dorado
Dean Gough
Eric
Santa Fe carloads Vanish Week Over Week, Down From Last Year
Total carloads moved over Santa Fe system lines for the week ending April 11 were 32 443, down from 33 967 in the prior year. On line loadings stood at 21 265 versus 22 220 a year ago, and cars received from connections were 11 178, down from 11 747. A prior week handled 31 080 carloads. Valley Co op Creamery at Erie reported a tree fell on an empty bulk tank around 3 30 yesterday afternoon but caused no injuries. Workers removed the tree and cut it up.
Neosho County Names New Savings Bonds Chairman
Dale Painter of 917 S Tennes see was named volunteer Savings Bonds chairman for Neosho county for a two year term. The appointment was announced by L M Schwartz state Savings Bonds chairman. Painter succeeds Leif R Nelson who resigned after serving since 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Painter
S. Tennessee
Volunteer Savings Bonds
Neosho County
L. M. Schwartz
State Savings Bonds
Painter
Leif R. Nelson
Unrelated James Prossers Meet at College Convention
At the State Student National Education Assn convention held Friday and Saturday at McPherson College two delegates named James Prosser met. One Prosser was from Chanute Junior College, identified as James Prosser R. J. The other introduced himself as James Prosser from St. Marys of the Plains College in Dodge City. They are not related.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Prosser
Prowler Reported on N Steuben Block
Police received a report of a prowler in the 500 block on N Steuben around 10 PM last night. Officers found no one present at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Steuben
Tree Topples at Neosho with No Damage Reported
A large tree toppled at Neosho causing no injuries or property damage. Emergency crews responded and secured the area while utility lines were cleared. No further details were provided about the incident or the tree’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Iola Man Eldon Peters Freed on Bond in Chanute Case
Eldon Peters of Iola was released from county jail in Erie after posting a $500 surety bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Thursday in Chanute city court. Peters was arrested on a felonious assault complaint by Claude Donald of Iola stemming from a dispute at the Chanute Sales Pavilion last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Peters
Iola
Erie
Chanute City
Peters
Claude Donald
Chanute Sales Pavilion
Award for Kansas water program given at Hutchinson
Wilbur Moffatt, Chanute sewage disposal superintendent, received a water pollution control award from the Kansas Water Pollution Control Assn at a joint Kansas group meeting with the American Waterworks Assn at Hutchinson. The award, given every three years, is only the third to be made in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Moffatt
Chanute Sewage Disposal
Kansas Water Pollution Control Assn
Kansas Group
American Waterworks Assn
Hutchinson
Kansas
Family Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Cox
Guests at 921 W 9th for a Sunday family dinner included Mr and Mrs J W Cox of Little Rock Ark and their sons, Mr and Mrs Charles Scott, Mr and Mrs Virgil Spencer with Kathy and Steve of Mound City, and Mr and Mrs Tom Foerschler with Sheri and Jerry from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cox and Sons
J. W. Cox
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Scott
Virgil Spencer
Kathy
Steve
Mound City
Tom Foerschler
Sheri and
Jerry
Pittsburg
Film on Fallout At PTA Meeting
Ralph Toland introduced the film About Fallout for the Civil Defense program at the Murray Hill PTA meeting last night in the school auditorium. New officers were stalled by Mrs Wayne Cooper, president of the Parent-Teacher Council. Mrs Robert Jenkins announced the study club will meet April 28 at 9 30 a m in the school cafeteria with Mrs Margaret Nelson as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Toland
Murray Hill
PTA
Wayne Cooper
Parent-Teacher Council
Robert Jenkins
Margaret Nelson
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Daily Transcript notes Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions on Monday including Minnie Brock Buffalo Michael Horne at 1110 N Washington and others. Dismissals and admissions listed with names and addresses. fire at Main and Highland at 9 48 am plus a trashcan fire at 6 59 am on 1318 Edith rag smoking in furnace. Police cite Susan Ranz posted $2 bond for blocking a sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Minnie Brock
Buffalo
Michael Horne
N. Washington
Merle Simmons
S. Steuben
Arthur Raish
Humboldt
Alta Weeks
S. Malcolm
Jeffrey Cleaver
W. 3Rd
Pearl Smith
Toronto
William Sommars
S. Kansas
Harry Atkins
S. Washington
Jennie Gericke
W. 4Th
Judith Thurman
S. Allen
Donald Cornell
Cecyle Munger
S. Central
Pune
Main
Highland
Edith
John Strong
Susan Ranz
Plummer
Tides Ebb In Alaska
Anchorage residents face receding high tides after March quake triggered flooding. Erosion damaged highways and a railroad. communities from Kenai Peninsula to Homer Spit suffered inundation. Next month tides expected to rise again, threatening coastal districts and ongoing recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Homer Spit
Seldovia
Kodiak
Valdez
Seward
Onion Vinegar Oil Relish with Diced Pimientos
A simple relish blends finely chopped onion with vinegar and oil tossed with diced canned pimientos. Serve as a bright, tangy accompaniment to meats or sandwiches.
PTA State Meeting In Wichita With 1800 Delegates
The Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers meets in Wichita April 14 to 16 under the theme Every Child Our Responsibility. About 1,800 delegates are expected with speeches by Mrs. Quentin Nelson and others. Gov John Anderson and Dr Emory Lindquist will speak at sessions and banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Wichita
PTA
Quentin Nelson
W. 4Th
Fred L. Bull
PTA Congress
John King
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
John Anderson
Nelson
Emory Lindquist
University of Wichita
Chanute
Wayne Cooper
Chanute Council
Arthur Evans
Gene Johnson
Murray Hill
Kenneth Tr
Discovery Well In Record Book In Kansas 1964
Kansas records record the 38th oil discovery of 1964 for the state Conservation Division. Tenneco Oil Co. No. 1 Kysor a new producing area 17 miles southeast of Kingman pumped 53 barrels daily of 40 gravity oil with 6 percent water during tests. Production from Kansas City formations at 3594 to 3306 feet, total depth 4603 feet, pipe set at 3815 feet. Nearest producers are in the Rosedale field five miles to the northwest from Lansing Kansas City formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
State Conservation
Tenneco Oil Co
Kysor
Kingman
Kansas City
Rosedale
Lansing-Kansas City
Fairfield PTA Hears 4 Hers at Monday Meeting
Fairfield PTA met at the school with Mrs. Fred Taylor presiding. Devotions were given by Mrs. Earl Reinhardt. The Best Yet H Club presented the program with singing by the group and numbers by Martha McCoy, Alice Boaz, Marlene Seld, Bill Hasty, and Dale Steinman. Refreshments were served by four hosts. The next meeting will be a basket dinner and the last day of school program May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faifield Pta
Fred Taylor
Earl Reinhardt
Martha McCoy
Alice Boaz
Marlene Seld
Bill Hasty
Dale Steinman
Eugene Poole
Marvin Jeffers
Lloyd Hines
Wayne Angleton
Sponsor Added By Sub Debs Meeting At Janis Manley Home
Paula Honeyman presided at a Monday Sub Debs gathering at 205 S. Tennessee the group added a new sponsor. Twenty one members answered roll call. Plans were made for rest home visits and summer rushing. The next meeting will be formal on April 27. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis Manley
Tennessee
Paula Honeyman
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Nina White
Steinman Home
Merle Kelly Ford
N. Evergreen
Mrs. Leroy
Dial Tribune
Rural Homemakers HD Unit
Roy Tunnell
Central
Santa Fe Group
Thayer Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Nelda Gildart
Robert Beaman
Drisdell Studio
Prather
Evergreen
Larson
Landsea
Uva
Tioga Hotel
Bidg
Daily Transcript
Loise Cole
N. Garfield
William Strean
William Bodley
S. Plummer
Charles Clifton
S. Santa Fe
Charles Baughn
Ooe Toon
Francis McGuffey
S. Ashby
Ira James
Elsmore
Jeffrey Umbarger
Thayer
Valera Reed
Pans J Dowex
The
Chanute Tribune
Fairfield
Hers
Edna Mattress Factory
Edna, Kansas
Terrills
Meena
Taffeta
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