Miss Anderson Plans Nuptials
The engagement of Constance Lynn Anderson to Edward William McMillen is announced by her mother. Both graduates of Chanute High School in 1962, they attend Chanute Junior College. Anderson is a dental assistant for Dr. H. E. Cook and McMillen works at Midwest Auto Store. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Lynn Anderson
Clarke H. Anderson
Anderson
Edward William McMillen
McMillen
Gene McMillen
S. 1
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Miss Anderson
H. E. Cook
Midwest Auto Store
Baby Shower Honors Kirtis Wade Barker
A Monday evening baby shower was held in the parlor of the First Presbyterian church for infant Kirtis Wade Barker, son of Mr and Mrs George P Barker. Hostesses were Mrs Sam Baughman and Mrs Velma McCoy. Attendees included many relatives and friends, with gifts sent by numerous neighbors and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Kirtis Wade Barker
George P. Barker
Sam Baughman
Velma McCoy
Mmes
Fay Ingraham
Frank Barker
Lige Matlock
Roy Haverstadt
Eddy Fulps
Herbert
Husbands Attend Ladies of Elks Covered Dish Dinner
The Ladies of Elks entertained their husbands at a covered dish dinner in the Elks clubroom Tuesday evening. Hostesses were Mmes. E. D Zastrow Lyle Meyer Tommy Anderson C J Anderson Cecil Fowler Neal Munger Glen Kaufman and Ray Smith. The next meeting will be May 19 with bridge canasta and pinocle as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Elks
Elks
Birthday Honors For Steven Kepley
A basket dinner Sunday in Santa Fe Park honored Steven Kepley birthday son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Kepley 107 N Grant. The birthday cake with one candle was brought by his great grandmother Mrs David Thornton. Those present included Mr and Mrs Thornton Kathy and Sandy Thornton Parsons Mr and Mrs Lyle Huffman Coffeyville Mr and Mrs Ralph Kepley Humboldt Mr and Mrs Orville Swaney Becky Sue Kenneth Williams Independence Donna Karen and Alan Huffman and Abolhassan Ahadi Coffeyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Park
Steven Kepley
Wayne Kepley
N. Grant
David Thornton
Donna
Karen
Alan Huffman
Abolhassan Ahadi
Coffeyville
Thinking Out Loud by Betty A Weathered Stump Keeps Its Place
The author muses on a vacation stump and a branch kept for rustic charm. Future vacation plans loom while a shelf keeps memorabilia from years past. Despite offers to remove the stump, affection and fascination keep it cherished, as grand plans await enough items to complete its display.
Future Homemakers Meet at Chanute High School
The Future Homemakers of America at Chanute Senior High met Monday at 7 p.m. Cherrie Zillner presided and Anne Sale narrated a fashion show report. Plans were set for a May 5 banquet, cook book sale, and a freshmen membership drive. Seven members attended with sponsor Mrs Hal Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Homemakers of America
Chanute Senior High School
Cherrie Zillner
Anne Sale
Hal Davis
Connie Poteet Engaged to Charles Elbert for May Wedding
Mrs James Madden of 5111 N Steuben announces the engagement of her granddaughter Connie Lou Poteet to Charles Raymond Elbert. Miss Poteet is a Chanute High School graduate and Elbert studied at Don Martin School of Radio and Television Liberal Arts and Sciences in Hollywood. He works at Radio Station KCRB. The wedding is planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madden
N. Steuben
Connie Lou Poteet
Charles Raymond Elbert
Miss Poteet
Chanute High School
Elbert
Don Martin School of Radio and Television Liberal Arts
Hollywood
Calif
KCRB
Walterses Elected Mariners Logkeepers at Salina Meet
Mr and Mrs William Walters of 814 S Wilson were elected log keepers of the Mariners organization of the Synod of Kansas United Presbyterian church in the USA at the state meeting in Salina. Other officers elected include Mr and Mrs Bill Veitch skippers, Mr and Mrs Harold Fankhauser first mates, and Mr and Mrs Bob Howland pursers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walters
S. Wilson
Mariners
Synod of Kansas
United Presbyterian Church In
USA
Salina
Presbyterian Church
California
Louis Evans
Walters
Neosho Presbytery Mariners
Mrs Biggs Presides For LAPM Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary Patri arch Militant met in the Odd Fellows hall last night with Mrs E E Biggs of Fort Scott presiding. Mrs Irene Moore conducted inspection and gifts were given to past presidents. Plans were made to attend the southeastern anniversary celebration of Odd Fellowship in Independence on April 25. Refreshments were served by Mrs E O Gilbert and Mrs Carrie Frodsham as members from Fort Scott Iola and Chanute attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
E. E. Biggs
Fort Scott
Irene Moore
Clarence Manly
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Iola
Erie
Humboldt
Coffeyville
Ada Livingston
E. 0. Gilbert
Nathan Hole
Damage at EUB church playground reported to police
Weekend damage to a playground gate at the EUB church was reported to police. Loren Marsh of 1609 W Main noted his home porch had been damaged previously, valuing the torch at $10. T. C. Canatsey of Iola and Don Kennedy of 809 S Highland reported a minor accident at 3 40 p m with Canatsey backing from the curb at 8 E Main and striking Kennedy’s left rear fender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eub Church
Loren Marsh
W. Main
Marsh
T. C. Canatsey
Iola
Don Kennedy
S. Highland
Canatsey
E. Main
Kennedy
Police summons for reckless driving at Memorial Park cemetery
Police issued a summons to Donald R. Baughn of 1529 S. Malcolm for reckless driving on Memorial Park cemetery grounds. A hearing is set for 4 p.m. tomorrow in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Baughn
S. Malcolm
Memorial Park Cemetery
Warrant Served for Motorcycle Noise Disturbing High School
Police served a warrant yesterday on Byron Hoffman at 1602 S Kansas charging riding a motorcycle without an adequate muffler and disturbing the peace of a high school class. Hearing set for Thursday. The complaint was signed by a high school teacher and also names Gary Gurwell of 1201 Henry on the same charges. Gurwell had begun a county jail term for traffic offenses and will be tried on these charges when released. The offenses are alleged to have occurred last Thursday. Theft of a blow torch from
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hoffman
S. Kansas
Gary Gurwell
Henry
Gurwell
Private Layman deployed after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt. Glen Wayne Layman left for Fort Gordon Georgia where he will be stationed following completion of basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He visited his sister Mrs Jack L Laver and her husband Humboldt R 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Glen Wayne Layman
Fort Gordon, Ga
Fort Leonard Wood
Jack L. Laver
Humboldt R. 1
Honeyman Family Attends Brother's Funeral in Garnett
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Honeyman and Paula of 115 S. Larson attended the funeral Saturday for W. J. Honeyman of Garnett who died unexpectedly Tuesday evening at Santa Fe Hospital in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Honeyman
Paula
S. Larson
W. J. Honeyman
Garnett
Santa Fe Hospital
Topeka
Mary Ilene Costin Receives Wichita Business College Diploma
Mary Ilene Costin daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac C Cost in Buffalo earned her diploma from Wichita Business College on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ilene Costin
Isaac C. Costin
Buffalo
Wichita Business College
Mr and Mrs Anton Cwik Visit Chester Cwik Wisconsin Plant Manager
Mr and Mrs Anton Cwik of Paddock Lake Wisconsin are visiting Mr and Mrs Chester Cwik of R3 Chester Cwik is the plant manager for ILC Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Cwik
Paddock Lake
Wis
Chester Cwik
R. 3
ILC Products
Rev and Mrs Hunt Depart for Two Week Trip
The Rev. and Mrs. William T. Hunt of 110 South Tennessee left Monday morning for a two week trip. They will visit several eastern cities and return with plans to resume church duties upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Hunt
Tennessee
Chanute Tribune item from April 22 1964
News brief from Chanute Tribune dated Wednesday April 22 1964 reports local happenings and notices across town. This compact item highlights community events, meetings, and notable local updates impacting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune Pa
Social Calendar Highlights From April 22
The Dial Tribune lists community events for Thursday April 22 including Mothers Clubs luncheons at First Baptist Church and Laurel Mothers Club, Christian Culture Class, Delta Study Club, and various meetings at community venues. Activities begin mid afternoon with times around 1 to 2 pm and include senior services and civic group gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Mothers Club
Tiege Inn
First Baptist Church
C. C. Lawrence
W. Walnut
R. D. Churchill
Tennessee Em
Merry Mothers Club
Richard Markham
Merrill Brock
N. Kansas
Delta Study Club
RR. D. Wilson
Noble Grand Club
Gertrude Baird
Wilson County
Fredonia
CWF
1St Christian Church
Sawyer Hall
P.m
First Methodist Church
Laurel Mothers Club
Iker
N. Lafayette
Report on Topeka lodge meeting and memorial service
Mrs. K. R. Reinhardt gave a report on the legislative board meeting in Topeka at Ideal Lodge No. 401 in the IOOF Hall. A memorial service honored pastor and president Mrs. Mary Gorman. Mrs. Bob Willan and Mrs. Bob Smith served refreshments to 16 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Reinhardt
Legislative Board
Topeka
Ideal Lodge No. 401
B of RT
IOOF
Mary Gorman
Bob Willan
Bob Smith
Ever Ready 4H Club Elects Officers
Lois Barnhart was elected president of the Ever Ready 4H club advanced sewing group at a Monday meeting attended by Mrs. Everett Barnhart and Rosemary Sharp who was chosen reporter. Discussed zippers buttonholes hems and formal wear. Refreshments served. Next meeting set for May 13 with Mrs. Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Barnhart
Everett Barnhart
Rosemary Sharp
Barnhart
Ever Ready 4H Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting
The Ever Ready 4H club met Tuesday with leader Mrs. H. J. Rauhoff and assistant Mrs. Stanley Lundine. Officers elected were Vicki James president Vicki Rauhoff vice president and Ray Ruth Jones secretary reporter. The group will meet Saturday at 10 am with Mrs. Rauhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Rauhoff
S. Central
Stanley Lundine
Vicki James
Vicki Rauhoff
Ray Ruth Jones
Rauhoff
Family tours Europe with young son for six weeks
A family heads on a European tour accompanied by their son Bill from Kansas City who will join for six weeks. The group plans to visit multiple destinations during the six week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bill
Kansas City
Becky Butcher Plans College After Senior Year
Becky Butcher the daughter of Mrs Betty Lou Butcher residing at 1309 West 5th is finishing her senior year at Lausanne School for Girls in Memphis Tennessee. She intends to enroll at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Butcher
Betty Lou Butcher
W. 5Th
Lausanne School For Girls
Memphis
Tenn
Stephens College
Columbia
Miss Connie Franklin III Engaged to Whitworth
Mr and Mrs C E Franklin announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to Jerry W Whitworth son of Mr and Mrs Ira Whitworth The couple are high school connected Whitworth is a Chanute High School 1962 graduate stationed at Schilling AFB Salina The wedding is set for June 12 at the First Christian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Franklin
S. Highland
Connie
Jerry W. Whitworth
Ira Whitworth
S. Plummer
Miss Franklin
Whitworth
Chanute High School
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
First Christian Church
Bill Avery Caravan Visits Here Friday
A four car caravan of Bill Avery's neighbors in Clay County will be in Chanute Friday between 1:15 and 1:45 p.m. The stop is announced by Marlin Blackston, Avery's local representative. Avery, a Republican candidate for governor, is then serving as a congressman from the second district and resides in Wakefield. The campaign swing runs through southeast Kansas, with planned stops including Yates Center and Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Avery
Clay County
Chanute
Marlin Blackston
Avery
Wakefield
Kansas
Yates Center
Iola
Potatoes and Onions Bake with Butter and Paprika
A kitchen note advises baking medium potatoes unpeeled and peeling roast onions. Score the potatoes, place butter squares on top, and sprinkle paprika before serving. The method emphasizes simple, flavorful preparation.
Mrs Hensley Speaks on Life in Thailand at Church Meeting
Mrs Henry Hensley spoke on life in Thailand where she spent two years, at the Westminster Sunday School class gathering Tuesday night in Mrs Mabel Hudsons home at 309 West Main. Mrs Hensley and Mrs Ralph Drake served a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hensley
Thailand
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hudson
W. Main
Hensley
Ralph Drake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drisaetl Studio
Betty
Connie Poteet
Walterses
Mrs. Biggs
Mrs. Manly
Drisdell
Lady Buxton
Dial Tribune
Eteran
THURS
Peter Pan Ice Cream Stores
West Main
South Santa Fe
Miss Franklin III
Connie Franklin
Drisdell Studio
Tioga Hotel
Munger
Mrs. Hensley Speaker
W. Main Pho
Gapes
Buxton
the Hunt Club
Avril
Johnnye
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