Community Club Meetings and Local Societies Schedule
The page lists multiple local group gatherings across May including Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall with program and refreshments, United Brethren in Christ missionary society at the parsonage, Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel, TOPS LeCal Gals at Sawyer hall, and Girl Scout committee planning meeting at the Methodist educational building auditorium. Also Chanute Gem and Mineral Society at Memorial building court room, Vilas Homebuilders at Vilas church, Barathea Service Guild at Evangelical United Brethren church, Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant at Odd Fellows hall, Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple, and Chanute Textile Paint club at Carpenters hall, with times from 7 p.m. to 9 a.m.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
United Brethren In Christ Missionary Society
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioge
Sawyer Hall
Girl Scout Committee
Coleaders
Methodist Church Educational
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Vilas Homebuilders Unit
Vilas Church
Om Barathea Service Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Roy Marks Presides At State Junior Day Meet
Roy Marks of Hutchinson state president of the Junior Division of the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs presides at the State Junior Day Convention. Readings include festival reports, a superior award program, and a trumpet trio by Roy Marks George Wheat and Christ Coots with Miss Rush and Miss Sandberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Marks
Blaine Marks
N. Grant
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Hutchinson
Sherrill Rush
St. Cecilia Club
National Federation
Marcia Sandberg
George Wheat
Christ Coots
Miss Rush
Purcell
Chanute
Marks
Marks, Wheat, Coots
Miss Sandberg
Sharon Belt
George A. Wheat
Herla Rush
Howard Earnest
Vernon Youngberg
Youngberg
Pam Ellis
Judy Carlson
Charles Lowe
Jill Truitt
Betty Earnest
Kathy Delp
Linda Skaggs
Virgil Lowe
Cunningham
Roma Jean Turner
Benedicts to mark 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ralph Benedict of Kansas City former Chanute residents celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their daughter Mrs Paul Porter home in Kansas City Attending children include Mrs Arden Moore 410 N Forest Bryce Benedict Wichita and Neil Benedict Fort Collins Colo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Benedict
Kansas City
Chanute
Paul Porter
Arden Moore
Forest
Bryce Benedict
Wichita
Neil Benedict
Fort Collins
Colo
Junior and Youth St Cecilia Clubs Win Honors
The Junior and Youth St. Cecilia Music clubs earned second and third awards in their divisions at the National Federation of Music Clubs Biennial Convention in Kansas City. State-winning books from last year were compiled by Jean Treloggen and Peggy Dormois respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
National Federation of Music Clubs
Muelebach Hotel
Kansas City
Jean Treloggen
Peggy Dormois
Mrs Garvin Hosts Today's Mothers Club Luncheon
Members of the Today Mothers club met at 215 N Forest for a centennial luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ralph Garvin. Outgoing president Mrs. Giles Whitworth received a gift, and new officers were installed: Mrs. C Newton president, Mrs. Alfred Krone vice president, Mrs. Charles Vierth secretary, Mrs. Lewis Wible treasurer, and Mrs. J W Johnson reporter. Secret pals were revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today Mothers Club
Ralph Garvin
N. Forest
B. F. Wyatt
Truman Lovett
J. W. Johnson
Giles Whitworth
C. Newton
Alfred Krone
Charles Vierth
Lewis Wible
Shorter Hair More Masculine in Dear Ann Landers
Teen hair fashion debates touch high school trends. Ann Landers answers readers on masculinity of cuts, jealousy over advice, and a reader’s plea about an unwanted suitor. The column preserves tone and concerns of a small town paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Mas- Ann Landers
Teens Analyze Spring Fever And Its Cure
A school teen panel led by Steve Wells Jackie Churchill Karen Dillion and others define spring fever as school fatigue and disorganization with daydreaming and declining grades. They offer cures including a summer break with seniors anticipating June 1 and others seeking a longer summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Wells
Jackie Churchill
Karen Dillion
John LaRocca
Mark Steeves
Jim O'Connell
Steeves
Miss Dillion
Miss Churchill
Donation to Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Reported
Donation was made to the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs Fred Skinner was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Fred Skinner
Harding Home Burns Prompting Community Shower
Erie memorial VFW post and Auxiliary held a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Wayne Harding at the VFW clubhouse Tuesday evening after their house and contents were lost in a fire last Saturday morning. About 150 members and guests attended with a covered dish dinner prepared by committee members Mrs Joe Smith Mrs Harry More Mrs Eugene Lee and Mrs Orley Hiebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erif
Erie Memorial
VFW Post and Auxiliary
Wayne Harding
VFW
Hardings
Mmes
Joe Smith
Harry More
Eugene Lee
Orley Hiebert
Deaths and Funerals Henry W Schmidt
Henry W Schmidt 76 of Santa Fe died at Bryant Rest Home after an extended illness. Born December 20 1884 in Chanute he was a retired railroad conductor and a St Patrick Church member. Survivors include daughter Mrs Charles Moynihan and grandson Patrick J Moynihan of Denver. Rosary Monday 730 p.m. funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Johnson Mortuary Rev Peter Finnegan officiating Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Schmidt
Santa Fe
Bryant Rest
Chanute
Lula Emma Haynes
St. Patrick's Church
B of
Charles Moynihan
Patrick J. Moynihan
Denver
Johnson Mortuary
Peter Finnegan
Elmwood Cemetery
Funeral services held for Mrs Martha Stewart at Johnson Funeral Home
The funeral for Mrs Martha Stewart took place yesterday at 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home in Humboldt with Rev Gene Taylor officiating. Singer D A Finney accompanied by Lola Morgan performed Jesus Savior Pilot Me and Beyond The Sunset. Bearers Nat Armel Frank McFarren Glenn Payne Bryan Canty Lauren Pringle and Bob Martin. Burial followed at Mount Hope Cemetery in Humboldt.
Scout Meeting Opens with Indian Dance Skit
Keith Moffatt led the fag salute to open the meeting of Den 1 Pack 100 at Evangelical United Brethren Church Annex. They practiced a skit and an Indian dance with Den 4 for Pack activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Moffatt
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pettersen visit ends as Kansas City trip returns home
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Petterson and Dave have returned to Kansas City after a visit with his mother Mrs. Dave Petterson of 808 S Central. A 1960 Chevrolet pickup suffered grille and headlight damage in a minor collision at 321 W Main, blamed on a car backed by Mrs. Emmett Schommer of 1819 S Malcolm. A bicycle stolen from 517 S Evergreen was recovered. Two Chanute teens moved into a North Santa Fe trailer overnight after a quarrel with one leaving home. the other joined for company and were released to parents. Missionary Rev. Stanley Kirby from Kenya Colony will speak at Full Gospel Tabernacle tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. He plans to return to Africa in July. Fred Bell served refreshments for Den 1 and Den 4 at a meeting after returning from a Fort Worth visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Petterson
Dave
Kansas City
Dave Petterson
S. Central
Carl Atkins
R. 1
W. Main
Emmett Schommer
S. Malcolm
North Santa Fe
Stanley Kirby
Kenya Colony
Africa
Full Gospel Tabernacle
A. R. Jackson
S. Gar- Fred Bell
Fort Worth
Tex
Visit With Family Highlights Laphams Gordon Kin
A brief note describes a visit to see her daughter and family, the Laphams and Roger, and her granddaughter and family, the Gordons and Gennifer. The message ends with Tribune phone instructions and a after hours contact HE 13400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lapham
Roger
Thomas Gordon
Gennifer
Tribune
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Daily Transcript lists yesterday admissions for Neosho Memorial Hospital including Mrs. John Conklin of 910 W Main in medical, Marvin Elrod of Thayer in medical, and Mrs. Herbert Rollow R 1 in medical. Dismissals include George Beach of Walnut and Mrs. Lela La Crone of Yates Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Conklin
W. Main
Marvin Elrod
Thayer
Herbert Rollow
R. 1
George Beach
Walnut
Lela LaCrone
Yates Center
Rise in plant-based drug value to 250 million
Over ten years the worth of drugs produced from plants increased from about 50 million annually to 250 million.
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Roy Tunnell
Tioga Home Demonstration Unit
Cheslie McConnell
George Defebaugh
N. Steuben
Dial Tribune
Dean Youngberg
O. H. Cunningham
Poplar Heights
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Kreisler
the Tribune
Mrs. Garvin
Peoples Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
Fellows
Ann
Martha
Ane Landers
Tre Chanute Tribune
Medford
Topeka
Kansas
Roy S. Gibson
Boy $ Gibson
West Main
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kansas
Scout News
John Jensen Jr
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Daily Transcript
Chanute Bldg. & Loan Association
U. S
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Senta Fe
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