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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1966

Page

3

Sneak Trip to Colorado by Elsmore Senior Class

The senior class left early Monday on its sneak trip to Colorado led by Mr. and Mrs. Dale LaRue. The group traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Dale LaRue and visited several families, attending gatherings and dinners as they toured.

Colorado Elsmore Dale LaRue George Ard Jackie Crone Bronson Ronald Zornes Kincaid Ards Jack Crone Judy Uniontown Ard

Purcell Program Set For Kansas City Music Hall

The Performing Arts Foundation of Kansas City presents A Celebration of Henry Purcell with May 27 premiere at Kansas City Music Hall, matinee May 29 and evening May 31. The program includes Purcell masses, a masque ballet, and the first major American production of Dido and Aeneas, plus Virgil Thomson works. Dame Margot Fonteyn and Attilio Labis perform in excerpts from The Faerie Queen. Ruza Pospinof sings Dido and Robert Kerns is Aeneas.

Henry Purcell Performing Arts Foundation of Kansas City Kansas City Music Hall Dido and Aeneas Virgil Thomson Foundation Margot Fonteyn England Royal Ballet Attilio Labis Paris Opera Corps de Ballet The Performing Arts Foundation Dido Purcell Ruza Pospinof Robert Kerns

Closing Meeting By Whats Who Club

The closing meeting of the year for Who's Who Study Club was held Thursday in the home of Mrs. Lena Barnett. Mrs. Zack Baker gave the lesson The All American Basketball Player. Mrs. Barnett was assisted by Mrs. Ola Lock in serving refreshments.

Lena Barnett S. Rutter Zack Baker

Social Calendar Highlights May Events in Chanute and Area

The May calendar lists a series of community group gatherings. Veterans and auxiliary meetings, refreshment events, arts and crafts at North Malcolm Center, Duplicate Bridge at Savings Building, and various club activities at Murray Hill School, Masonic Temple and other venues throughout Chanute.

Heritage Room World War I Veterans Auxiliary Rebekah Lodge North Malcolm Community Center Jolly Maids HD Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Victory Harve Johnson Theo Baker N. Washington Mental Health Assn Penne Murray Hill Gem and Mineral Society Patriarchs Militant Masonic Tempe

Buffalo Bluebird Chapter reports Topeka Grand Chapter meeting

Reports of the Grand Chapter meeting in Topeka were given at the Bluebird Chapter of CES at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Charles Follmer served as grand teller and Mrs. Josephine Orendorff was promoted to vice president.

Buffalo Topeka Bluebird CES Masonic Hall Charles Follmer Josephine Orendorff Independence Neodesha Toronto Follmer Ronald Hempen

Mrs Hartman Heads Autumn Mothers Club

New officers were elected at the Autumn Mothers Club meeting held at Mrs. John Ingles home. President Mrs Edwin Hartman, Vice President Mrs Wayne Wallace, Secretary and Reporter Mrs Ted Cowen, Treasurer Mrs Ronald Sutcliffe.

Autumn Mothers Club John Ingles Edwin Hartman Wayne Wallace Ted Cowen Ronald Sutcliffe Robert McGregor Lee Osborn Paul Morris

Daily Transcript Admits and Birth at Neosho Memorial

Friday admissions list includes Mrs. Joe Hake Buffalo and several others from Iola Humboldt and Yates Center with medical care. Birth records note a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. David Toland 606 S Kansas. Dismissals include Mrs. Joseph Borjas and others. Admissions today include George C Dunn surgery and Mrs. Oren Johnson medical. Traffic citation cites Earl Cassingham blocking a lane with a $5 bond. George Wheat speedy with a $10 bond.

John Holmes Wallace Erikson Topeka Erikson Mmes Clara Paviecik Gordon Erikson Edna Lundberg Charles Hill Jr Fred Cunningham Sr Humboldt Gerald Johnson Kristine Fred Cunningham Kendall Price Dale Foss Joe Hake Buffalo Loren Lee S. Malcolm Alan Kerby N. Ashby Vincent Culbertson Iola Herschel Robertson N. Western Robert Leadstrom Lavenburg Larry Phillips Joe Hummer N. Forest Brett Richman S. Lafayette Jesse Snider S. Highland David Toland S. Kansas Joseph Borjas Kenneth Korpren Delbert Winder Sherman Dunkin S. Central Henry Hansen N. Malcolm James Frye Yates Center Leslie Cable Frank Sinclair George C Dunn N. Kansa Oren Johnson Earl Cassingham N. Lafayette George Wheat W. Ltd

Widely Tied Guests Visit Markleys in Washington

Col and Mrs W C Markley Jr of Washington DC are guests this week of his mother Mrs W C Markley at 905 S Central. Also visiting are Mrs Markley's daughter and family Connie and Ronnie Foster Hoover Topeka. Mrs H E Carllson returned to Tulsa after visiting her mother Isis Stanfield and attended the National School Board Convention in Minneapolis Apr 22 26.

W. C. Markley Jr Washington, D.C W. C. Markley S. Central H. E. Carlison Tulsa Isis Stanfield Carllson Tulsa School Board National School Board Minneapolis Minn

Local drivers cited for varied traffic offenses

Police issued citations to Dale G. Small on careless driving, Dalton L. Stewart II on disturbing the peace with a loud muffler, and Mahlon Morley for permitting a minor to drive in violation of license restrictions.

Dale G. Small R. 1 Dalton L. Stewart II Topeka Mahlon Morley

New Citizens List With Birth Dates Across Several Families

The record lists multiple newborns with parent names and addresses. Amy Carol daughter of Charles and Mussulman at 1309 West Fifth born April 9. Joy Elaine daughter of Jack and Dyke at R. J. Thayer born April 16. Tasha Lea daughter of Donald and Gibson at 217 West Third born April 17. Rodney Scott son of Bud Audiss at 513 North Forest born April 18. Melissa Kay daughter of Roy Colston at 1419 South Edith born April 19. DeeAnn Faye daughter of Merle Dalton at 301 Malcolm born April 21. Devin Eugene son of Vernon Williams at 616 Pine Humboldt born April 23. Lanny Jay son of Jerry Lee Phillips at 722 West Beach born April 24. Brian Wayne son of Harvey Young at Route 3 born April 25.

Amy Carol Charles Mussulman W. 5Th Joy Elaine Jack Dyke R. J. Thayer Tasha Lea Donald Gibson W. 3Rd Rodney Scott Bud W. Audiss N. Forest Melissa Kay Roy Colston S. Edith DeeAnn Faye Merle D. Dalton Malcolm Devin Eugene Vernon Williams Pine Humboldt Lanny Jay Jerry Lee Phillips W. Beach Brian Wayne

Kensett First Vice President of Kansas Optometric Assn

Dr. J. W. Kensett was installed as first vice president at the Kansas Optometric Assn annual convention in Topeka. Other officers for the year include Hutchinson's Dr. L. I. Powers as president Osage City's Dr. J. H. French as president elect Manhattan's Dr. P. E. Bullock as second vice president Topeka's Dr. G. A. Summers as secretary and Wichita's Dr. W. D. Waldie as treasurer.

J. W. Kensett Kansas Optometric Assn Topeka L. I. Powers Hutchinson J. H. French Osage City P. E. Bullock Manhattan G. A. Summers W. D. Waldie Wichita

Miss Louise McVicar S A devoted Julie Andrews fan sets record binge

Edinburgh resident Louise McVicar 32 claims to have seen The Sound of Music 100 times. She has spent 27 pounds 10 shillings on tickets and 10 pounds on travel, saying it was worth it to feel close to Julie Andrews.

Edinburgh Scotland Louise McVicar Julie Andrews Miss McVicar Julie

Mrs. America Title Competition Opens in San Diego

The Mrs. America contest begins with 51 contestants from states and DC arriving with husbands. New events include driving safety, flower arranging, child communication, baking, creative expression, money management, and interior decorating. The 196? winner will be crowned next Saturday, succeeding Mrs. Alice Buehner of Salt Lake City.

San Diego Calif States District of Columbia Alice Buehner Salt Lake City Utah

4-H Neosho Valley Busy Bees April Meeting Notes

Neosho Valley Busy Bees report April meeting at Murray Hill school with junior officers led by Henry Waggoner as president and David Waggoner as vice president. Roll call asked what they want to be when grown. Plans were made for 4-H Sunday May 15 and Soap for Viet Nam discussions.

Neosho Valley Murray Hill School Henry Waggoner David Waggoner Steve Lopeman Linda Smith Sharlene Parker Debra Myers Frank Anderson Viet Nam Communications Buford Anderson Rex Willis Georgann Rausch Wesley Taylor

Hostages Freed After Charlotte Super Market Heist

Two gunmen abducted the assistant manager and six others, including three newspaper carriers, and looted an estimated 18000 dollars from a Charlotte supermarket safe early today. The six victims were later left tied at two separate homes.

Charlotte N.C

Convention Reports By Earl Morgan

The United Federation of Postal Clerks Local 617 met at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Morgan in Washington. They reported on the state convention in Parsons April 21 and 22. The Chanute Auxiliary won the Bring a Sister contest and placed first in the state yearbook contest. Refreshments were served to 11 members and two guests.

United Federation of Postal Clerks Earl Morgan Washington

Break for Jaywalker But Not in Record

TACOMA Washington AP The jaywalking charge against Kenneth McLeod has been dismissed Municipal Court Judge Dewitt Roland decided any man who could live 89 years without acquiring some sort of a traffic ticket was entitled to a break.

Tacoma, Wash Kenneth McLeod Dewitt Roland

Mrs Heger tops Chanute bridge winners list

Mrs George Heger won high score at the Friday afternoon bridge game at Chanute Country Club. Five tables were played. Other winners in order were Mmes F G Hooker Max Parkin Charles Winckier Harry Ricketts and Keith Dodd.

George Heger Chanute Country Club Mmes F. G. Hooker Max Parkin Charles Winckier Harry Ricketts Keith Dodd

Fly Up Ceremony Marks Brownies Becoming Juniors

Seven Brownies moved to Junior Girl Scouts in a Thursday ceremony at First Methodist Church. Troop 129 presented a program on differences between Brownie and Junior scouting, then wings and pins were awarded. Refreshments were served by Ada Typer and Lee Ann Groves. mothers listed with each girl. Leaders are Mrs Giacoma and Mrs Reed.

First Methodist Church Troop 129 Ada Typer Lee Ann Groves Barbara Henry K. Baker Patricia Rex Catterson Debbie Roger Toomey Nanette Warren Waldrip Glenn

Local Market Prices for Eggs and Cream

The edition lists Grade A Extra Large eggs at .30, Grade A Large and Medium eggs at .29, Grade B Large at .29, current receipts at .27, Sweet Cream premium at .48, Cream No 1 at .45, Cream No 2 at .? and hides priced at 10 cents per pound with glue hides noted.

Doenae Aioe Enahaas

Berean Class Dinner Hosted by the McLarens

Mrs. Glenn McLaren and family hosted 14 Berean Class members from First Baptist Church at a covered dish dinner at 703 S. Plummer. Mrs. Ray Elrod led the business meeting and devotions were given by the McLarens. Elrods to entertain again on May 26.

Glenn McLaren S. Plummer Berean First Baptist Church Ray Elrod McLaren Elrod

Funeral Service for Ralph Williams at Gibson Koch Chapel

Funeral service was held Friday afternoon for Ralph Williams at Gibson-Koch Chapel with Rev. R. E. Owen presiding. Burial took place in Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt. Mrs. Lurita Soper and Mrs. Owen sang Does Jesus Care and What a Day That Will Be, accompanied by Marilyn Elliott. Flowers arranged by Mrs. George Wiltse and Mrs. Owen. Bearers were Gene Nicewaner, Dewey Maghe, J. W. Kerby, Tommy Ogden, John Erickson and Lee Francis.

Lurita Soper R. E. Owen Marilyn Elliott Jesus George Wiltse Owen Gene Nicewaner Dewey Maghe J. W. Kerby Tommy Ogden John Erickson Lee Francis

Paint Club Plans Iris Painting At Next Meeting

The Mary Dell Paint Club met all day at North Malcolm Community Center with 17 members and one guest Mrs. Guy Baker present. Mrs. Earl Schooley led a business session and a noon covered dish dinner was served. Iris was chosen for the next painting session.

Iris Mary Dell Paint Club North Malcolm Earl Schooley Guy Baker Humboldt

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