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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1964

Page

3

Cumings-Linville Nuptials in Church

Linda Kay Cumings daughter of Kenneth and Cumings of 1202 S Plummer married Richard Linville son of Lawrence Linville of Fredonia in a First Methodist church ceremony performed by Dr Duff Wagoner The couple will reside on R 2 Altoona after April 26 with a blue white reception and three tier cake at the Cumings home followed by gifts and outgoing attire described for the bridal party

Linda Kay Cumings Kenneth Cumings S. Plummer Richard Linville Lawrence Linville Fredonia First Methodist Church Duff Wagoner Floyd Oberg Mar Sharon Linville Charles Cumings R. 2 Altoona

Laurel Mothers Club Elects Officers for Next Year

Laurel Mothers Club elected officers for next year at Friday’s meeting. Elected were Mrs. Dale Edwards president, Mrs. Buford Allen vice president, Mrs. Lloyd Drybread Jr secretary, and Mrs. Clyde Acree treasurer. Hostess was Mrs. Fred Hunziker, assisted by Mrs. John Crownover and Mrs. Drybread. New member Mrs. J. S. Jones welcomed. Roll call yielded 20 year book suggestions.

Laurel Mothers Club Dale Edwards Buford Allen Lloyd Drybread, Jr Clyde Acree Fred Hunziker N. Lafayette John Crownover Drybread J. S. Jones

Bill Avery Caravan Campaigns Here

Rep. Bill Avery Republican candidate for governor travels through southeast Kansas on a caravan tour. He is joined by Wakefield boosters including Mayor William Auld as they greet residents and visit Main Street in Chanute and neighboring towns Yates Center Iola Humboldt Fort Scott during a one hour stop.

Bill Avery Wakefield Chanute Kansas Avery William Auld Main Street Yates Center Iola Humboldt Fort Scott

Mrs Hand Visits Auxiliary in Chanute Meeting

Mrs Hazel Hand of Pittsburg, grand president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railroad Conductors, visited the Ruby Division in Chanute for a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs Charles Finney's home. She spoke after the meal and received a division gift. Homer LaForge presided. The next meeting is hosted by Mrs Edna Emerick on May 22.

Hazel Hand Pittsburg Ladies Auxiliary Order of Railroad Conductors Chanute Charles Finney S. Grant Edna Emerick

Hammurabi Uses Astronomy to Time Tax Payments

In the Golden Age of Babylon King Hammurabi employs celestial observations to determine favorable moments for citizens to fulfill tax obligations, linking astronomy to governance and finance.

Babylon Hammurabi

Mrs Phillips Presides Top Determinettes Meeting

Mrs Phillips Sr presided over the TOPS Determinettes weekly gathering in Sawyer Hall. Eleven members reported a total weight loss of 16 pounds. After the business session, Margaret Hilton read an article titled Lets Stamp Out Diet Blockers. Dorothy Boles served as coffee hostess.

Tops Determinettes Sawyer Hall M. C. Phillips Sr Margaret Hilton Dorothy Boles

Scott Morris Honored On Third Birthday

The third birthday of Scott Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morris, 1213 W. 4th, was celebrated with a party late Tuesday afternoon. Ice cream, cake and pop were served. Those present were Mrs. Paul Morris and Doug, Mrs. Charles Russell, Mindy and Rick, Mrs. Don Reeves, Tish and Donald, Mrs. Robert Wilson and Jon, Mrs. Lee Paquette, Mark and Michelle, Mrs. Larry Byers and Mike, Mrs. Marvin McCoy, Mark and Marsha.

Scott Morris Jim Morris W. 4Th Paul Morris Doug Charles Russell Mindy Rick Don Reeves Tish Donald Robert Wilson Jon Lee Paquette Mark Michelle Larry Byers Mike Marvin McCoy Marsha

Local Markets Egg Prices and Roosters Hides Report

Market list shows Grade A Extra Large eggs at .25, Grade A Medium at .24, Grade B Large at .24, plus premium cream and glue hides noted with small values. Roosters hides priced at 4 cents per pound.

Sandra Allen Plans Nuptials

Mr and Mrs Lester A Allen announce the engagement of their daughter SandraKay Allen to Larry Edward Phillips son of Mr and Mrs George R Phillips of Altoona The couple both attended local high schools with SandraKay a 1963 Chanute High School graduate and Larry a Altoona High School graduate who is employed at Lebo The wedding is set for July 18 at the First Methodist Church

Lester A. Allen R. 1 Sandra Kay Larry Edward Phillips George R. Phillips Altoona Miss Allen Chanute High School Phillips Lebo First Methodist Church

Social Calendar from The Daily Tribune He 14100

Sunday listings include Great Books Discussion Group at Public Library 7 2 p m April 27 Veterans of Foreign Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 Mary Deli Paint a Carpenters Mall 9 a m Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 p m Past Matrons Club Sunflower Chapter OES Mrs Kenneth Caldwell 304 N Forest 7 30 p m. Tuesday April 28 Forget Me Not HD Unit Mrs Ray Ranz 210 St Plummer Quest Club Norman Koch 402 N Steynben Hulda Parker Chapter OES Masonic Temple 7 30 Murray Hill PTA Suey Group teachers lounge 9 15 a m Community nne Commissioners room Memorial Building 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall 9 a m

Veterans of Foreign Auxiliary Memorial Mary Deli Forget-Me-Not HD Unit Ray Ranz St. Plummer Quest Club Norman Koch Steynben Hulda Parker OES Masonic Temple Murray Hill PTA Commissioners Room Memorial Bidg Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall

Walnut Veneer Cut to One Twenty-Eighth Inch Thick

A veneer of walnut is cut to a thickness of one twenty eighth of an inch, showing the precision machining used in wood products.

Storck daughter admitted to St John’s College

Nelda Jo Storck daughter of Harold J and Mrs Storck of 101 N Tennessee has been admitted to St John’s College Winfield for the 1964 65 year Enrolled as a freshman in the parish worker program at the Lutheran church Missouri Synod institution.

Nelda Jo Storck Harold J. Storck Tennessee St. John’s College Winfield Lutheran Church— Missouri Synod

Dr. Jack Lowe Visits Family in Hugoton

Dr. Jack Lowe of Hugoton spends the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Virgil Lowe and his brother Charles at 321 South Rutter.

Jack Lowe Hugoton Mrs Virgil Lowe Brother Charles S. Rutter

Youths Plead Guilty Over Motorcycle Noise Complaint

Gary Gurwell of 1201 Henry pleaded guilty in police court to operating a motorcycle without an adequate muffler and was fined $5. Byron Hoffman of 1602 S Kansas had a similar charge dismissed on Gurwell’s testimony that the Gurwell cycle caused the noise leading to the complaint signed by a high school teacher who said the noise disturbed his class.

Gary Gurwell Henry Byron Hoffman S. Kansas Gurwell

Woman reports side damage to 1964 Mercury

Helen E Hill of Fort Scott told police the left side of her 1964 Mercury was damaged while parked here yesterday.

Helen E. Hill Fort Scott

Carload of Boys Reported After Crash Near Call

Police received a 10 10 p m call claiming a car carried about 10 boys with one boy falling out. Two others helped him back into the vehicle before it drove off. No car found, no injury report recorded.

Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Admissions Friday

List of admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Friday and today. Names include Ted No land Ethel Sullivan Merrill Moore Dale Collison Genevieve Filson Harold Williams and others with medical or surgery notes and multiple Humboldt Cha nute Cha rges.

Ted Noland S. Plummer Ethel Sullivan N. Garfield Merrill Moore N. Forest Dale Collison Humboldt Genevieve Filson Lavenburg Harold Williams S. Lincoln

Mrs. John T. Shepherd dies in Columbia hospital

Mrs. John T. Shepherd died this morning at 7 in Boone County Hospital Columbia Missouri. Formerly of Chanute she had lived with her son in Columbia since June 1963. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home.

John T. Shepherd Boone County Hospital Columbia Chanute Roy S. Gibson

Mrs Myrtle Allaire 76 Humboldt dies after long illness

Mrs Myrtle Allaire 76 Humboldt died Friday evening at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a illness of several years. She was born January 1 1888 in Nevada Missouri and moved to Humboldt from Iola in 1906. She married Omer L Allaire November 14 1906 in Humboldt. He died April 27 1963. Survived by two daughters Natalie Lehrling Wichita Joan Cassidy Marion Indiana one son Omer G Allaire Wichita seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. One son preceded her in death. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic Church at 9 am Monday with Rev Leroy Downs officiating. Rosary at Price Funeral Home Sunday at 7 pm. Burial in St Joseph cemetery.

Myrtle Allaire Humboldt Neosho Memorial Hospital Nevada Iola St. Joseph's Catholic Church G.R Omer L. Allaire Natalie Lehrling Wichita Joan Cassidy Marion Ind Omer G. Allaire St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Leroy Downs Price Funeral Home St. Joseph Cemetery

Humboldt Rites Held For Mrs Lettie Gray at Mount Hope

Grayside services conducted by Rev Dene Taylor at Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt for Mrs Lettie Gray who died earlier in the week in Tulsa. Bearers listed were Ben Barfoot Dr Edward E Long Nat Armel Lloyd Johnson Robert Leimenstoll and Martin Bulk.

It's a Busy Life For Mrs Big Crow

Mrs. James Big Crow, 40, is back in the hospital after giving birth to her 24th child. They are both fine. She has made 16 hospital trips and has eight sets of twins and eight other births. Nineteen children survive. Eldest Robert, 20, serves in the Navy. The Big Crow family lives on Pine Ridge Reservation in a four room frame house without electricity. He works for a nearby farmer.

Rapid City, S.D James Big Crow

No Way to Block Trespasser

In Kennewick Washington the H M Egberts faced ongoing trespass on their lawn as signs were torn down a fence removed and a concrete retaining wall ripped down prompting a struggle to find an effective barrier.

Kennewick Wash H. M. Egberts Egberts

Kansas AG: likely no appeal of court on district balance

Atty Gen William Ferguson said Kansas probably will not appeal a Friday ruling by three federal judges that the five congressional districts are unequal in population. The court delayed effect until after the 1964 elections, allowing current apportionment to stand and giving the 1965 Legislature time to act.

Kansas City Kan William Ferguson Kansas Ferguson

Carlson Pays Tribute to Curtis in Senate Session

Washington AP Sen Frank Carlson of Kansas joined many in saluting Carl Curtis of Nebraska on 25 years in the Senate. Carlson recalled a past chat in a wheat field during a recess when Curtis sought campaigning advice as he planned a run for Congress in Nebraska.

Washington Frank Carlson Carl Curtis Rneb Carlson Carl Congress Nebraska

Mrs Ermey Presides For Senior Citizens Club

The Senior Citizens Club met Friday afternoon in the Memorial building with 48 present. Mrs Joe Ermey presided. Mrs Harry Steeves and Mrs Carl Pearson led group singing, accompanied by Mrs Alta Allen. Martin Rotunno led a game, others played chosen games. Cookies and coffee were served. Next meeting will be a covered dish dinner May 8.

Senior Citizens Club Memorial Building Harry Steeves Carl Pearson Alta Allen Joe Ermey Martin Rotunno

Mother and Daughter banquet in Buffalo church

About 150 guests attended the Mother and Daughter banquet at the Christian church on Thursday. The event featured a 6:30 supper, a program in the sanctuary, tributes to mothers and daughters, and a theme of There's A Song in My Heart with heart and musical note decor and white lilac table vases.

Buffalo Christian Church Cox Marva Runer W. D. Hempen Lettie Krepps Robert Johnson Betty Denise

Scranton backers save money by reusing Cranston stickers

San Francisco AP reports state Controller Alan Cranston struggles to recognize his own car stickers as local Scranton supporters cut up Cranston strips and rearrange letters to spell Scranton, aiding Gov. William Scranton in the presidential race.

San Francisco Alan Cranston Pierre Salinger California U.S. Senate Pennsylvania William Scranton Cranston Scranton

Airmen Quiet Runway Helps Mink Farmers Seek Calm

In Everett Washington Air Force Base Paine Field runs Operation Hush to spare baby mink from fright by quieting takeoff and landing. Fifty local mink ranchers appealed for calm until the spring litter arrives and the Air Force agreed to temporary changes in flight paths and noise levels.

Everett Wash Paine Air Force Base Air Force

Autumn Mothers Club Elects Officers at Meeting

The Autumn Mothers met at 1003 North Kansas in the home of Mrs. Merrill Brock. Officers elected were President Mrs. Jack Wilson Vice President Mrs. Edwin Hartman Secretary Mrs. Charles Winfrey and Treasurer Mrs. John Herder. New member welcomed Mrs. John Ingels. Hostesses were Mrs. Lee Osborn and Mrs. Neal Sharp. Door prize won by Mrs. Wayne Wallace.

Autumn Mothers Club Merrill Brock Kansas Jack Wilson Edwin Hartman Charles Winfrey John Herder John Ingels Lee Osborn Neal Sharp Wayne Wallace

More Caucasians Now in Hawaii

Honolulu AP report says Caucasians now outnumber Japanese as Hawaii's leading race for the first time. State Planning and Economic Development notes an 11.7 percent population rise since 1960, totaling 714,092 residents including 125,602 military personnel and dependents. Caucasians 36.5 percent, Japanese 29.1 percent.

Honolulu Hawaii State Department of Planning and Economic Development

Little Mermaid Statue Head Brought Down by Vandalism

In Copenhagen Denmark the famed Little Mermaid statue was discovered headless after a vandal sawed off its head and removed it during the night. The statue, a landmark at the harbor entrance and inspired by Hans Christian Andersen, attracts thousands of tourists.

Copenhagen Denmark Hans Christian Andersen

Birthday greeting ad shows husband’s affection

Mrs Sol Silverman found a birthday greeting from her husband in the Miami Herald. The ad reads Mollie heartiest congratulations to you on your birthday May God grant you many more. Silverman says he loves his wife, that’s all.

Miami Beach Fla Sol Silverman

Garment Cleaning Ad Offers Pick Up and Delivery

A Louisiana based dry cleaning service promotes its methods as high quality while promising no higher charges. The ad emphasizes convenient pick up and delivery and asserts Louisiana as the capital.

Louisiana

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