St Cecilia Wins Award at Kansas Music Clubs Meet
The Chanute St Cecilia Music Club earned a triple ribbon in yearbooks at the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs convention in Manhattan. Attendees included Mrs Dean Stewart and Dr Merle Montgomery. Kansas composer Dr Thomas Steinberg was honored at a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute St. Cecilia Music Club
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Manhattan
Civic Music Club
Manhattan Music Club
Music Repertoire Group
Dean Stewart
Merle Montgomery
New York
National Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas
Thomas B. Steinberg
Jean Sloop
PEO Chapter Meets In Briley Home
Chapter DD of PEO met Thursday at Mrs. Robert Briley 115 S Rutter. A reciprocity luncheon was planned for April 30 at the Maple Leaf with guests from Fredonia Cherryvale Parsons and Neodesha. Mrs Edwin Rideau presided and 16 members were served dessert by Mrs Art Holmes.
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PEO
Robert Briley
S. Rutter
Maple Leaf
Fredonia
Cherryvale
Parsons
Neodesha
Edwin Rideau
Art Holmes
Automotive Clinic For Women At Erie Courthouse
Neosho County women are invited to a free automotive clinic at the Erie courthouse from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 16. Instructors Elwyn Holmes and Fred Bergsrud from Kansas State University will lead a five hour class with pre enrollment for 35 to 40 women. Enroll by May 9 by contacting Mrs. Lois Carlson, county extension home economist. attendees must participate in the full session.
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Neosho County
Erie
Elwyn Holmes
Fred Bergsrud
Extension Agricultural Engineers
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Lois Carlson
County Extension Home
Christie Camp Weds Terry C Dye in Methodist ceremony
Christie Camp and Terry C Dye wed in a double ring ceremony at Otterbein United Methodist Church. Officiated by Rev. William Baldwin, the couple will reside at 702% S Steuben after a short wedding trip. The bride, a Chanute High School graduate and Ben Franklin employee, is the daughter of Claude Camp. The groom, son of Clifford Dye of Ava Missouri, works for Chanute Wholesale Florists.
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Otterbein United Methodist Church
Christie Camp
Terry C. Dye
William Baldwin
Claude Camp
Clifford Dye
Ava, Mo
Kenny Adams
Gene van Winkle
LeRoy Wehlage
Richard Fisher
Bride
S. Steuben
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Ben Franklin Store
Ava High School
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Chanute Wholesale Florists
Unit in Meeting At Anderson Home
Mrs Clinton Anderson hosted the Neosho Valley EHU meeting at her home. Eleven members four children and two guests attended. District and county events were announced for May with a guest tea planned during National Homemakers Week May 5-11 and prizes awarded to Amy Larson.
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Clinton Anderson R
Neosho Valley
EHU
Hugo Larson
Independence
Chanute
Charles Day
Amy Larson
Charles Larson
Hattie Larson
Use White Space to Make Your Ed Stand Out
A brief guide highlights the power of generous margins and clear typography to improve readability. It urges editors to balance text blocks with ample whitespace, creating a cleaner layout and guiding readers through key stories.
Can You Quote It Bible Quiz by Lavina Ross Fowler
A short Bible quiz text by Lavina Ross Fowler presents questions on parables, foot washing, service to others, and royal rejection. It includes scripture references from Luke, John, Matthew, and Samuel and notes scoring: four correct equals excellent, three correct good.
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Samuel
King James
Douay
Past Presidents Meet at Newman's for Luncheon
Past Presidents of LA to B of RT gathered Friday at Mrs. Nora Newman’s home on 107 N Steuben for a one o clock luncheon. A birthday card was signed for Mrs. R M Willan and the afternoon was spent sewing. The May 17 meeting will be with Mrs. Ernest Anderson at 54 S Lincoln.
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LA To B
Nora Newman
N. Steuben
R. M. Willan
Ernest Anderson
S. Lincoln
Dr Armacost Becomes Ottawa U. President
Dr Peter H Armacost age 33 was inaugurated as the 12th president of Ottawa University on its 103rd anniversary. His father Dr George H Armacost of Redlands University attended and challenged him to remember his admin istration, as the nation debates Vietnam and civil rights. He urged renewal of higher education to engage young people.
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Ottawa
Kan
Peter H. Armacost
Ottawa University
Armacost
George H. Armacost
Redlands University
California
B. Martin
Vietnam
First woman elected district commander in Kansas Legion
Mrs Patti Burnette of Newton is believed to be the first woman elected district commander in Kansas at the 5th District convention in El Dorado. About 300 attended as Mike Leis of Wichita was named vice commander, with Paul A Dahlberg of Lindsborg and Ray Merkcle of Wellington as executive committeemen. The 1969 convention will be in Newton April 12-13.
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EL Dorado
Kan
American Legion
Patti Burnette
Newton
Kansas
Burnette
Legion
Mike Leis
Wichita
Paul A. Dahlberg
Lindsborg
Ray Merkcle
Wellington
Donna Life to Marry Darrell Marr
Donna Pauline Life and Darrell Edward Marr announce their engagement. Donna Life, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Life of Jewell formerly Chanute, studies music education as a Kansas State University freshman. Darrell Marr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marr of Esbow, is a KSU freshman majoring in agriculture. An August wedding is planned.
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Paul Life of
Jewell
Chanute
Donna Pauline
Darrell Edward Marr
Stanley Marr
Esbow
Miss Life
Kansas State University
Manhattan
KSU
Agreement On Spacemen Is Signed
The Soviet Union the United States and Great Britain signed a rescue pact to recover astronauts and space gear that lands outside the origin country. Signatories include Andrei A. Gromyko Emory C. Swank and Peter Dalton with Michael Stewart David K Bruce present in London. Additional signatories included Austria Australia Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Iceland Italy Hungary Laos East Germany Norway Romania Ghana Sierra Leone Poland Finland Somali Nepal and Mongolia.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Great Britain
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Emory C. Swank
Peter Dalton
London
Michael Stewart
David K. E. Bruce
Austria
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Iceland
Italy
Hungary
Laos
East Germany
Norway
Romania
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Poland
Finland
Somali
Nepal
Mongolia
City Commission Meets Tonight in Memorial Building
The city commission convenes in regular session at 7 30 tonight in the Memorial building commission room. Agenda includes review of a cooperative drainage study for the low lying area east of highway US 169 at the town north edge.
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Memorial Building
Cleaning rust stains from porcelain faucets
Use lemon juice or vinegar to scrub rust stains from porcelain. For tougher stains, place a paper towel soaked in household bleach on the area for an hour or longer, then rinse thoroughly with clear water after using bleach.
Answers on Draft Q and A for N1C agricultural deferment
The definition hinges on average annual production per farm worker from a local average farm of the type. Production for worker family consumption or subsistence trade is excluded. Any production exceeding family subsistence on the farm is counted as production for market.
Clarifications on occupational deferments and child definition
The NSC recommendation to suspend lists of essential activities does not change deferment authority. local draft boards retain discretion. No hour requirement for apprenticeship deferment. the hours rule was eliminated. Child definition includes legitimate, illegitimate, adopted, step, foster, or a supportive dependent under 18 unless handicapped.
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National Security Council
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Selective Service
Mrs Wilmoth Presides At LA to B of RT Meeting
Mrs H M Wilmoth presided at the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen gathering in Carpenters hall Thursday evening. A 2 year membership pin was presented to Mrs Horace Wilmoth by Mrs George Wilson. Door prize went to Mary Bridges and drawing to Mrs Harold Snyder. Refreshments followed, hosted by Mrs Ray Walker Mrs George Wilson and Mrs Harry Butman. A covered dish dinner is planned for May 16 at 6 30 p.m. for all auxiliary and brotherhood members.
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H. M. Wilmoth
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Carpenters Hall
George Wilson
Horace Wilmoth
Mary Bridges
Harold Snyder
Ray Walker
Harry Butman
Auxiliary
Brotherhood
Camp Hoppers Campout At Lake McKinley Near Parsons
The Camp Hoppers chapter of NCHA held a campout at Lake McKinley near Parsons last weekend. President Joe Thompson of Humboldt led the meeting with 46 members and 12 guests present. New members were Mr. and Mrs. Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Hupp. Parson chapter joined for group singing after the business session.
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Camp Hoppers Chapter
NCHA
Lake McKinley
Parsons
Joe Thompson
Humboldt
Safari
Gene Johnson
Frank Ogle
Rick Myers
Greg
Bryan Bilyeu
Oran Austin
Curtis Hupp
Austin
Hupp
Parson
Camp Hoppers
Carl Gillum
Gene Graves
Chamber of Commerce committees set week meetings
Cha nute Area Chamber of Commerce announces three committee gatherings this week. Safari Museum panel meets at 8 tonight in the chamber office. Ambassadors breakfast at 7 Wednesday at Hart's Cafe. Aviation committee holds a noon Thursday luncheon at the Tioga Hotel.
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Chanute Area
British Protectorates in South Arabia Count 20
A list notes twenty small British protectorates located in South Arabia as part of colonial administration. The reference details their geographic spread and governance under imperial oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Arabia
Social Calendar for Chanute Area Clubs and Meetings
Tuesday April 23 listings include First Baptist Church BPW Vic Cary Wiltse 1009 5 Plummer 1 30 p.m. Quest Club Mrs Roy Williams 601 N Grant 2 p.m. Vashti chapter OES Community Center 7 30 p.m. Set Adelines 910 W Elm 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday Sunflower Pier CES Masonic Temple 8 p.m. BPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6 45 Executive committee CWF First Christian Church 1 30 p.m. Sunflower EHU Mrs F L Burtle 1535 S Katy 1 30 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
Viccary Wiltse
Plummer
Quest Club
Roy Williams
N. Grant
Oes
Adelines
W. Elm
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
CWF
First Christian Church
EHU
F. L. Burtle
S. Katy
Chanute Tribune Rates and Editorial Staff Details
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in and out of trade territories with monthly and yearly options. It includes staff roles such as Publisher Dwight Wallingford Editor Wayn J. Smith Advertising Mgr Mrs RD Markham and carrier supervisor Bev Nicholas.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwigh Wallingford
Wayn J. Smith
RD. Markham
Bev Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
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St. Cecilia
Mmes. P. L. Forslund
John Hargrave
M. R. Wilson
W. H. McMurray
Kansas City
Briley Home
Automotive Clinic For Women
Jahnson
Connie Johnson
Diane Camp
Gail Boerwinkle
Dacron Voile
Marguerite
Dinah Dye
Bill Camp
Masonic Temple
Garner Shriver
Neosho Co
Republican Central Committee
Carol Burkman
Treas
Anderson
Lavina Ross Fowler
Shurr
Dr. Armacost
Dryer Shoe Store
Donna
Donna Pauline Life
City Commission
Director of Selective Service
Wilmoth
Sunflower Pier
Ces
Bpw Et Tioga Hotel
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Member Audit Bureau
O Circulations
Associated Press
God
Geith A. Plimmer
C.S
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Science Lecture
N. Forest
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