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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1962
Page
3
Five CWF groups met in Erie for August sessions focusing on Our Church and Its Ministry to Special Needs. Attendance included nine members and two guests for Group 1 and six guests for Group 2, with lessons led by Helen Pierce and John Phelps respectively.
Midway schools will open August 27 with buses on normal schedules and classes from 8 45 to 11 am. Freshmen enroll August 23 and upperclassmen enrollment follows August 24. Six new teachers join the staff led by Elea nor Walburn in first grade and Don Walburn as coach and science teacher.
Mary Martha Guild at Presbyterian church hosts dinner at 7 30 p m while Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary has no meeting On Tuesday August 14 Vilas Mome Demonstration Unit plans picnic supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Mervin Olson Benedict at 7 am Big Creek Woman Society of Christian Service meets at church at 9 am
Due to a rush of business at Neosho Memorial Hospital including an emergency the office staff were unable to prepare a list of admittances and dismissals today. The list will appear here Monday.
Larry Showalter stationed at San Diego with the Navy is spending a 21 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Ewing Showalter. He is to be sent to the Hawaiian Islands in October.
Yolanda Casazza and Frank N. Veloz, famed dance duo, divorce in Los Angeles as he leaves home after years of partnership. Veloz, 60, and Casazza, 50, had started dancing together in youth and won fame in theater and nightclub circuits.
A miscellaneous shower Sunday celebrated engaged pair Janice McKelvy and Bernard Gough. Guests included families from Chanute Erie and nearby areas. Games and a mock wedding were enjoyed. refreshments were served by hostesses and helpers.
Mrs Kinney hosted the TOPS Determinettes at her home 1407 West Main. The gathering opened with the TOPS pledge as Mrs Kinney read the Five Deadly Sins of Obesity and 98 Pounds. Mrs A W Dimon read Ten Ways to be a Good TOPS Member. next meeting to be with Mrs Kinney.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the north shelterhouse with a picnic lunch. Daisy Jordan presided as president. Guests included Kay Groginsky, Barbara Jerome of El Dorado, and Mrs. J. W. Kerby who reported on the Hutchinson convention. Nominations for the coming year named officers led by Mrs. Edward Offenbacker for president and others for key posts.
A double birthday party was held Friday at 401 N Santa Fe. Harry Ellis and Clarence Clifton were the honored guests. Homemade ice cream was served to attendees. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Ellis, Mrs. Clarence Clifton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur, Jo Etta, Robert Jr of San Fernando California, Sgt and Mrs Elmer Murphy Jr of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schul and Jayd, Mina Lou Holcomb, Janey, Cathy, Shelly, Tracy Walker and Don Clifton.
Out of town guests at the Sunday wedding included Mr and Mrs Louis Matt Joya Lindsay Oklahoma City Dr and Mrs F T Jenkins and Mrs Elizabeth Talbot Chicago Charles Jenkins Kansas City Ivan Brooks Denver and Mr and Mrs James Mayfield Sr Kansas City Kan Also Christian Science radio program God Man and Heaven in the Space Age on WHB 710 at 8 15 a.m. Adv
The Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit met at Santa Fe Park for a covered dish luncheon with sixteen members and nine young guests. Mrs. Charles Bidding led the meeting as the fair booth committee was named with the theme Home Safety and a Mental Health Center chair was funded from the unit’s donation.
Lora Faye Curtis an 11 year old El Dorado girl died after her 10 year old brother Edwin fired a gun at their home. Sheriff Dallas Babcock said the boy believed the weapon was empty when he pulled the trigger. Parents are Mr and Mrs Murray Curtis.
Big Eight coaches at the pre season luncheon agree sophomores may decide league standings. Missouri tackles loss of veterans while Kansas Oklahoma contend. several programs expect first year players to step up. Coaches from Nebraska Iowa State Oklahoma State Kansas State and Colorado emphasize sophomore input.
Earlton Bible School reports solid morning sessions with Rev. Jack Mathis in charge and helpers from the church. Enrollment took place last week, while local residents and visitors from Kansas City Newton Chanute Racine and Sapulpa joined activities and suppers as communities attended the week at the schoolhouse and nearby homes.
Naples police say a burglar who stole a television and other household goods cleaned up before fleeing the residence. Evidence suggests the intruder paused to bathe prior to leaving the scene.
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