Shirley Ann Koester Weds Phillip Pugh
Shirley Ann Koester and Phillip Pugh were united in marriage in a Nuptial Mass at St Patrick Catholic Church. The ceremony featured altar arrangements of white gladioli and music by Jackie Turner and organist Lottie Wortman. The couple will reside at 220 N Highland after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Finnegan
Shirley Ann Koester
Phillip Pugh
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
George Koester
N. Forest
Leon Pugh
Fort Scott
Ava Maria
Jackie Turner
Lottie Wortman
Darrell Gates
Pat Marks
Linda Lackey
Linda Rice
Deanna Pugh
Eugene Koester
Steve Barnes
Mike Willard
Bill
Ronnie Lewis
Janet Thummel
Jamie Gormley
Joyce Frankenberg
Roberta
Marlene Koester
Donald Koester
Robert Koester
Mary Jane
Marlene
A. W
Laurie Deanna
A. W. Cornell
Arch Koester
Bill Jerome
Leo Thummell
Ronda
Rodger
Jerry
Janet
Geor Thummel
Wilburi
Judy
Kenny
Gerald Henning
Bob Barker
Gwenda Rannels
Frances Lackey
Michael Willard
Richard Tripp
Raymond Lampe
Vickie
Connie
Ronald
Bill Lewis
Booe Harrar Honored At Elks April Party
The April Elks Lodge covered dish party featured birthday honors for Scherel Booe and Cecil Harrar. Winners in cards included Ed Parr and Mrs. Bess Pownall in bridge, Ethel Bastain, F L Burtle, and Hazel Stevens in pinochle, with Lyle Meyer leading the men. Organizers were Mr. and Mrs. E C Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. E M Caldwell.
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The
Elks Lodge
Darrel Manderscheid
Carl Payne
Scherel Booe
Cecil Harrar
Bridge
Bess Pownall
Ed Parr
Lou Darlington
Ethel Bastain
F. L. Burtle
Hazel Stevens
Lyle Meyer
L. Stevens
Earnest Wilson
E. C. Wilson
E. M. Caldwell
Twyla Benett and Fred Forslund Nuptials in Seneca
Mr and Mrs Oren Benett announce the marriage of their daughter Twyla to Fred Yock Forslund on April 11 at the Christian church chapel in Seneca. The Rev Robert Myers officiated. Twyla is a Joplin Junior College graduate and pianist, a private secretary at Manley Transfer in Pittsburg. Forslund, son of Mr and Mrs P L Forslund of Pittsburg, is a Pittsburg State College graduate and a commercial artist at Pittcraft in Pittsburg. They will reside at 1605 St Olive, Pittsburg.
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Oren Benett
Seneca, Mo
Twyla
Fred Yock Forslund
Chapel of the Christian Church
Seneca
Robert Myers
Social Calendar Lists April Activities Across Groups
Social Calendar for April features events at Masonic Temple and Methodist venues. Notable items include Rainbow Girls gathering at Aasonic Temple, Women's Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Tiega Hotel, Wesleyan Service Guild dinner, Cosmos Club Spring Dinner at Mrs. Erma Joe King residence, and BPW dinner at Tioga Hotel. Also scheduled are Ladies Night at Methodist Men's Club, Sunflower Chapter events, and Women of Grace Episcopal Church activities.
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Ae Society
Federation
Ladies Notre
Patriarchs Militent
Hall
Rainbow
Gir's
Aasonic Temple
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Lady Ellis
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hell
Soa
Cosmos Club
Erma Joe King
N. Evergreen
Methodist Men's Club
Sunflower
O&s
Masonic Temple
Tioga Hotel
Sunflower HD
Lee H. Embry
N. Garfield
Grace Episcopal Church
St.ee
Willem Gray
N. Highland
Mary's
Carl Tribble
W. Mn
State Junior Day At Neodesha Highlights Music Clubs
The Kansas Federation of Music Clubs held its State Junior Day at Neodesha’s First Christian Church. Chanute Junior St. Cecilia Music Club leaders reported. performers included Billie Whitworth and Diana Davidson with selections from The Kansas Theme Song and Die Fledermaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Neodesha
First Christian Church
Dean Youngberg
Chanute Junior St. Cecilia Music Club
Billie Whitworth
Diana Davidson
Kansas
Straus
Jody Lock
Miss Davidson
Diane Kennedy
Seitz
Betty Earnest
O. H. Cunningham
Chanute Club
Sharol Cutrell
St. Cecilia Youth Club
Chanute
Jeannette Arthur
Bob Crumrine
Lyle
Lynn Lyman
W. H. McMurray
Grimes Speaks at Sedan Kansas Authors Club Meeting
Mrs. Grimes of 623 S Lincoln spoke to the southeast Kansas district gathering in Sedan on Saturday. She presented a talk titled Try Pastels for a New Hobby and demonstrated with a still life. The event awarded a door prize and included a portrait presentation to state president Mrs. Charlotte Offen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschal Grimes
S. Lincoln
Kansas
Kansas Author’s Club
Sedan
Charlotte Offen
Registered Nurses To Study Alcoholism in Kansas
An institute on alcoholism for all registered nurses in southeast Kansas will be held at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital on May 13. The program is sponsored by the Division of Institutional Management the State Department of Social Welfare and the Veterans Administration Hospital Topeka. Dr Ralph Emerson Duncan of Kansas City will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Division of Institutional Management
State Department of Social Welfare
Veterans Administration Hospital
Topeka
Ralph Emerson Duncan
Kansas City
Golden Shrine Installs Officers
The Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem installs officers for 1964 65 at the Masonic temple. Marguerite Dutsch and Don C. Beach are named in roles, with Mrs. Joe C. Kensing as worthy high priestess and Rensing as watchman of shepherds. Attendees include members from Topeka Wichita Parsons Pittsburg Tulsa Joplin Neodesha Raytown Coffeyville Fort Scott Oklahoma City Miami Chanute and others.
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Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Marguerite Dutsch
Tulsa
Don C. Beach
Shepherds
Joe C. Kensing
Rensing
W. H. Meyer
Jan
Jim
Mitch
Mark Myer
Allan Colyer
Neodesha
Neodesha, Mrs. Fay Clopine
Mrs. Fay Clopine
Edna Peterson
Millard Drisdell
Topeka
Wichita
Parsons
Pittsburg
Okla
Joplin
Raytown
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Oklahoma City
Miami
Chanute
Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H Club Box Supper Prizes
The Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H Club held a Friday box supper with prizes for biggest feet Jack Jordan dirtiest feet Debbie Olson most lovesick couple Susan DeFenbaugh and Charles Hawkinson and sweetest girl Mabel Thornton. Clifford Olson won dishes and Jim Walters won for guessing jelly bean count. Budd Butts auctioned 18 box suppers and bachelor pies. Two square dance groups performed Nancy Rice and Mrs Linda Eder played a piano duet Cecilia Olson and Karen Hieber t sang a duet. Refreshments were served.
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Jolly-Go-Getters
Jack Jordan
Debbie Olson
Susan Defenbaugh
Charles Hawkinson
Mabel Thornton
Clifford Olson
Jim Walters
Budd Butts
Nancy Rice
Linda Eder
Cecilia Olson
Karen Hiebert
Ever Ready 4H Club Meets at Murray Hill School
The Ever Ready 4H Club met Wednesday at Murray Hill school with Rosemary Sharp presiding. Jackie Jones led the flag salute and group singing for 25 members. Members will attend 4 H Sunday May 3 at their chosen church, then a 1 p.m. covered dish lunch at Santa Fe park north shelter house with drinks furnished by the club. Skating committee names were Martin Barnhart chair, Jean Ramsey, and Jackie Jones. Ruth Jones demonstrated measuring ingredients while Alicia Taylor led parliamentary procedure. Sewing and cooking project meetings were scheduled.
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Murray Hill School
Rosemary Sharp
Jackie Jones
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Martin Barnhart
Jean Ramsey
Best Yet 4H Club Meeting at Fairfield School
The Best Yet 4H Club met at Fairfield school Thursday with Neil Feld presiding. Thirty five members and seven adults named a bird in roll call. Program talks included Marlene Feld and Pat Fickel on projects, health, safety, canning demonstration by Donna Rensing, table settings by Karen Shively, recreation by Donna Rensing, and refreshments by the Shively and Steinman families.
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Fairfield School
Neil Feld
Marlene Feld
Pat Fickel
Ruby Feld
Dennis Steinman
Donna Rensing
Karen Shively
Miss Rensing
Shively
Steinman
Last Snack and Lunch Group Meeting Held with Talks
The final project meeting for snacks and little lunches members was held Wednesday evening with Mrs. William Kennedy at 1314 W 4th. Lori Kes singer discussed groups of foods and Peggy North presented My favorite recipe. Refreshments were served.
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Up and Atom
William Kennedy
Lori Kessinger
Peggy North
Stephens Vandervoort Plans Nuptials in Ottawa
Miss Judith Lynne Stephens and William R. Vandervoort plan a summer wedding. Judith is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Stephens of rural Ottawa and has honors from Wellsville High School, KU studies, and bank employment in Lawrence. William, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Vandervoort Eric, graduated Grant High School, attended Chanute Junior College, earned a KU BS in business, and works in the Computer Division of Minneapolis Honeywell Co in Kansas City as a sales rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Stephens
Ottawa
Judith Lynne
William R. Vandervoort
Earl Vandervoort
Eric
Miss Stephens
Wellsville High School
University of Kansas
First National Bank
Lawrence
Vandervoort
Grant High School
Chanute Junior College
School of Business
Minneapolis-Honeywell Co
Kansas City
Mrs Larson Hostess To Neosho Valley HD
The Neosho Valley HD Unit met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Larson, R. 2. Eight members answered roll call with a fond remembrance. Don Reeves of Caldwell Floor Covering spoke, showing samples and discussing floor coverings. A guest tea is planned for May 8 at Mrs. Myron Cooper's home, R. 2. Attendees also reported attending the Spring Tea in St. Paul.
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Neosho Valley
Harry Larson
Marvin Wolfe
Don Reeves
Caldwell
Myron Cooper
Clinton Bowman
Wolfe
Harry Jackson
John McGinnis
St. Paul
Blaine LaRue 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine LaRue of 1320 S. Highland celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at noon and an open house in the afternoon. Attending from out of town were relatives including John and Iola Franklin and the O’Rourkes from Humboldt and Topeka.
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Blaine LaRue
S. Highland
John N. Franklin
Bob
John O
Tommy
Iola
John R. Franklin
Humboldt
Steve O'Rourke
Michael O'Rourke
Patrick O'Rourke
Lynn Overstreet
Topeka
Bridal Shower Honors Nina Faye White in Chanute
A bridal shower for Nina Faye White was hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Dalton and Mrs. J. W. Halverstadt at the Halverstadt home, 628 S Central. A garden setting with a doll cake and orchid decor framed the tea table while guests included Mrs. Clemet White and others from Topeka, Buffalo, Altoona, and nearby.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Nina Faye White
Lloyd Dalton
J. W. Halverstadt
Halverstadt
S. Central
Rural Homemakers Study Floor Surfaces
Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer presided at the Rural Homemakers HD Unit meeting in Mrs. Roy Tunnell home with 10 members and five children present. A report on the Spring Tea at St Paul was given, plans set for Coffeyville district meeting May 6, and a lesson on hard surface floors led by Mrs Wayne Stitt. Group singing featured Mrs Lopeman and Mrs Mabel Pens singing Whispering Hope.
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Vernon Brinkmeyer
Roy Tunnell
S. Central
St. Paul
Ernest Kepley
Coffeyville
Wayne Stitt
Robert Lopeman
Lopeman
Mabel Pens
Whispering Hope
Two Beatels Burgled in London West End
AP reports two Beatels were burgled Sunday night. Thieves broke into the west end apartment of George Harrison and Ringo Starr while they were at a show and escaped with cash cuff links and souvenirs valued at $500.
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London
West End
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
Neighbor Club Meets at Mabel Thornton Home
The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered at Mabel Thornton’s home for an all day meeting. Eleven members and three guests attended with a noon cafeteria style dinner. Mrs. Homer Wallis presided and a donation was made to the cancer fund, while the penny gift went to Mrs. Wilbert Johnson.
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Friendly Neighbor Club
Mabel Thornton
Homer Wallis
Cancer Fund
Wilbert Johnson
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Harrar
Elks
Debes
BE. Main St
Allan Collins
Twyla Benett
Fred Forslund
Dial Tribune
Deborah Circle
First Methodist
Dick Smith
St. Kansas
Mrs. Grimes
Golden Shrine
Farah
W. Vandervoort
Judith Lynne Stephens
Mrs. Larson
Blaine LaRues
Clemet White
Dwight Olson
Brenda and
Barbers
Buffalo
Dean Huffman
Altoona
Don Wilson
George Paten
Marvin Knseo
Tommy Anderson
Clyde Blanton
A. J. Broderson
Russell Corbin
Lee Cukfell
L. F. Erickson
Jim Evens
Seth Farwell
C. L. Fisher
Carl Haight
Roy Melversted
Frank Mutinett
E. J. Ingram
Roy Inman
Louis Junod
Mary Knapp
Milo Knapp
C. DO. Mitchel
Earl Moore
Floyd Potter
Litwin
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