Harvey Steeles Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Harvey Steele mark their golden wedding with an open house from 2 to 4 p m Sunday at 309 N Grant Eric. They wed Sept 28 1918 in Foster Missouri and lived in Pleasanton Kansas Parsons Erie before retiring. He served as Erie city clerk eight and a half years retiring 1964. She retired 1967 after 14 years with Swan Brothers Department Store. They have a son Eugene in Whitier California and daughter Melba Beard in Topeka plus six grandchildren.
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Harvey Steele
N. Grant
Eric
Alice Hickey
Foster
Pleasanton
Kan
Parsons
Erie
Steele
Swan Brothers Department Store
Eugene
Whittier
Calif
Gene
Melba) Beard
Topeka
Wright Reed Vows Exchanged In Double Ring Ceremony
Patricia Wright and Gary Reed were married July 24 at the bride’s parents home in Independence. The groom’s parents are Leo Reed of 1710 S Edith. Diana Wright was maid of honor and Darrell Reed, cousin of the groom, served as best man. Rev Morrill McBratney officiated. immediate families attended and a reception followed.
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Patricia Wright
Gary Reed
Carl Strow
Independence
Leo Reed
Edith
Diana Wright
Darrell Reed
Morrill McBratney
Humboldt
New Citizens Born to Local Residents in June and July
The records list the births of three boys to local families. Richard Eugene Oliver Jr. son of Richard E. Oliver and wife at 201 S. Wilson born June 26. Clyde Henery Hinkle son of Dale Hinkle and wife at 501 N. Central born July 3. Todd Alan Tindle son of Marion Tindle and wife at 712 N. Kansas born July 6.
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Richard Eugene Oliver Jr
Richard E. Oliver
S. Wilson
Clyde Henery Hinkle
Dale Hinkle
N. Central
Todd Alan Tindle
Marion Tindle
Kansas
Farewell Party Honors Pete Padilla
Mr and Mrs Socorro Padilla hosted a farewell for their son Pete who is leaving for the Air Force. About 45 guests attended the event at the National Guard Armory Friday night.
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Socorro Padilla
N. Steuben
Pete
Air Force
National Guard Armory
Gram Keeps Up With Things by Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss Gram a 69 year old relative who drinks and works part time to keep up with expenses. The letter says Gram visits taverns four evenings weekly and taxis home, with drivers knowing her first name. The response rejects reform and favors keeping Gram nearby. Also a second letter from Sara questions marrying for lifestyle and work status. Ann advises against marrying for money and notes independence. Copyright 1967.
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Ann Landers
Gram
Darling
Brown Fitzmorris Rites In Kingman
Miss Carolyn Sue Brown and John R. Fitzmorris wed at 2 pm Saturday in St. Patrick's Church Kingman with Rev. Sean O'Shea officiating. The couple will reside at 317 N Forest. both are Kansas State Teachers College graduates.
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Carolyn Sue Brown
John R. Fitzmorris
St. Patrick's Church
Kingman
Sean O'Shea
W. L. Brown
Penalosa
Garold Fitzmorris
Coyville
Ter
Judy Brown
Bob MacArthur
Manhattan
Barbara
Joe Harbert
Roger Fitzmorris
Colville
Gary
Greg Fitzmorris
Charles Brown
Partridge
Jack Edens
Fredonia
N. Forest
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Fittzmorris
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fitzmorris
Humboldt High School
Pasarell Upsets Graebner For Grass Court Title
Pasarell rallies from two-set deficit to beat top seed Clark Graebner 3-6 4-6 6-2 6-3 for the Eastern Grass Court title in South Orange New Jersey. Dell names Pasarell to the Davis Cup team for the Cleveland series Oct. 15-16, replacing Stan Smith.
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South Orange
N.J
Chuck Pasarell
York
Don Dell
Pasarell
Spain
Cleveland
United States
Ecuador
Dell
Graebner
Mintz couple to celebrate 60th anniversary with open house
Mr and Mrs Nathan Mintz observe their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at their Erie home from 2 to 5 pm Sunday. They married November 1, 1998 in Prairie Grove Arkansas and lived as farmers in Kansas before moving to Erie in 1964. They have six children ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Nathan Mintz
Eric
Nellie Hembree
Prairie Grove
Ark
Kansas
Erie
Australia population compared to New York City and Bermuda taxi miles
Australia is nearly as large as the contiguous United States in area but with a population only slightly above New York City's. Bermuda taxis may travel about 25,000 miles annually despite the islands covering 21 square miles.
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Australia
United States
New York City
Bermuda
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability
Instructions urge contacting the Tribune via phone for carrier reachability. If unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 2 p.m. for assistance. The note provides a specific extension and timing to reach appropriate staff.
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Tribune
Taxpayers Assn Meeting Date Change Notified
Neosho County Taxpayers Association announces a rescheduled meeting to August 25 at 8 p.m. in Central Park Community Building South Forest, postponed from August 21. All taxpayers and members urged to attend.
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Neosho County Taxpayers Association
Central Park
South Forest
Home style tips and crowd-pleasing dinners
Readers share practical household ideas from Heloise including a novel hot dog dish using mashed potatoes and cheese, window cleaning tricks with opaque film, shelf linings for durability, a kid activity cards trip game, and a rolling laundry cart conversion.
Janet Webb Honored With Bridal Shower
Janet Webb was feted at a Saturday evening bridal shower at 625 W. Main hosted by Mrs. Forrest Sale with Mrs. Don Papst and Anne Sale as hostesses. Guests played games, opened gifts, and admired a mop-and-bowl wreath centerpiece. The event featured yellow and white decor and a four tier cake for 25 attendees. Miss Webb plans to marry Jim Arnett on August 10.
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Janet Webb
Forrest Sale
W. Main
Don Papst
Anne Sale
Kenneth Webb
Miss Webb
Jim Arnett
Breakfast Honors Mrs. George Crockatt
Mrs. Ralph E. Drake and Mrs. J. R. Wasser hosted a breakfast at Mrs. Drake's home for Mrs. George Crockatt, formerly of Chanute and now of Chicago. Fifteen guests attended as tables displayed roses and dahlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Drake
N. Central
J. R. Wasser
N. Evergreen
Social Calendar for Chanute Aids Local Groups
Community events run Tuesday and Wednesday with meetings from Cub and Boy Scout leaders to Rainbow for Girls and Toastmasters. Attendance includes Moonlite gatherings at churches, Missionary Societies, and veterans groups with time slots from 7:30 p.m. to 9:50 a.m. the next day.
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Murray Hill
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Rainbow
Masonic Tem- Leanna Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
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The Chanute Tribune masthead lists publication details, staff roles, and subscription rates for local and surrounding counties. It notes association with the Associated Press and billing for Chanute post office boxholders.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Chanute
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Wright-Reed
Pete Padilla
Sara
Chanute Tribune
John Fitzmorris
Nancy Brown
Cedarvale
Sis
Clark Graebner
New
Steffen
Parctr
Oscar Meyer Bologna
Pak
Model
Home Appliance Co
E. Main
Heloise
Mrs. O'Leary
Cora Rowan
Doris D
Mom
Daniel R. Perego
A. L. Reynolds
George Reiner
Relotse
George Crockatt
Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Women's Social Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Association
Brethren In Christ Church
Rainbow Division Veterans
Christian Women's Fellowship
Wayne Ellis
Harvie Clemens
Albert Benson
Fellowship Hall
St. Anne
Grace Episcopal Church
NWMS
Nazarene Church
Chanute Toastmasters Club
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Terry Murphy
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
R. D. Markham
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn Press
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frank N. Vaughn
Neosho County, Kansas
Wein
Frank WN. Vaughn
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