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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1967

Page

3

Deaths-Funerals for Peterson Neely and Miller in Kansas and Indiana

Obituaries note Voyn A. Peterson 34 of Hazelton Pa died Friday night. Clara Mae Neely 83 formerly of Galesburg died in South Bend Ind after illness. Clyde C. Miller 74 of Erie Kan died at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements pending for Peterson. Neely to be buried Mount Hope Galesburg with Erie service planned. Miller to be buried Elmwood Cemetery after services at Johnson Chapel.

Voyn A. Peterson Hazelton Chanute Darold A. Peterson Petrolia Chanute High School Her Tulsa University Air Force Fairfield Air Force Base Spokan Wash Clara Mae Neely Galesburg Calvert Rest Home South Bend Ind Clara Mae Holloway Neosho County Indiana Elmer Newton Neely Fay Berends Hubert Angleton Orval Orley Neely South Bend Ind Amos Holloway Caney Erie Erie Christian Church Mount Hope Cemetery Pierce Funeral Home Clyde C. Miller Santa Fe Neosho Memorial Hospital Rose Smith Independence Clyde W Everett S. Highland Kenneth W. Humboldt Kenneth Culbertson Weeping Water Neb Alice Schommer Johnson Chapel Robert C. Green Zion Lutheran Church Elmwood Cemetery

Rainbow EH Unit Hosts Brief breakfast meeting

Mrs. Kensinger served as hostess for an 8:30 Friday breakfast at Santa Fe Park with nine Rainbow EH Unit members. Mrs. Geeding presided and announced Mrs. Dimon has returned home from Topeka hospital. They voted to discontinue snack bar work at Neosho Memorial Hospital. next meeting Sept 8 at Mrs. Klingensmith’s home.

Rainbow EH Unit Santa Fe Park Lyle Kensinger D. L. Geeding A. Q. Dimon Topeka Neosho Memorial Hospital J. E. Klingensmith Steuben

Trial date set for five youths on Aug 23

Five youths arrested last Saturday on charges from indecent exposure to reckless driving have their trial reset to 3 30 p m on August 23 in city court. Those named include Steve Allen Bruce Benson Doug Dufek Chad McMullan and Russell Kern Jr Bonds totaling 850 are posted awaiting trial.

Steve Allen S. Larson Bruce Benson S. Evergreen Doug Dufek Chad McMullan Wichita Russell Kern, Jr Marion Cox Kansas Highway Patrol

Local Car Vandalism and Lost Billfold Reported

Juan Rodriguez reported a scrape on the left side of a 1967 Volkswagen parked downtown yesterday afternoon. Larry Larkey said he lost his billfold yesterday containing $60 and other cards. Mrs. Fay Ingraham and her party returned from a tour of Canada and northeastern states, including Montreal and New Brunswick, with Dr. William L. Beale of Madison and his parents.

Juan Rodriguez S. Ashby Larry Larkey Forest Larkey Fay Ingraham Canada William L. Beale Madison Wis Beale Charles M. Beale Manhattan Montreal Quebec New Brunswick Presque Isle Maine Frito Lay Co Dallas Tex

Picnic Honoring Disney Champs At Santa Fe Park

Disney Market champion of the VFW Pee Wee League baseball held a Thursday picnic at Santa Fe Park. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hovorka and others hosted the team and parents. Fathers vs sons game ended 11 to 10 with the sons winners. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Disney.

Disney Market Santa Fe Park Jack Hovorka Dwight Blackwood Dean Sutcliffe

Fidelity Class Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist Church

The Fidelity Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Thursday evening at Highland Park with 18 adults and 15 children served ice cream. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Tiegreen hosted the event and Ron Umbarger presided.

Fidelity Grant Avenue Baptist Church Highland Park J. R. Hale Warner Tiegreen Ron Umbarger

Tight Games Open 33rd National Baseball Congress Tourney

Mexico Missouri edged West Point Mississippi 2 1 in 10 innings as Barry Lubek delivered a run scoring hit. Hastings Nebraska defeated Liberal Kansas 3 2 on a three run homer by Rick Osentowski in the sixth. About 2000 fans watched Liberal fall short after scoring twice in the first.

Wichita Kan Mexico West Point Miss Hastings Neb Downing Liberal Barry Lubeck Rick Osentowski Liberal Kansas Dick Henninger Osceola Ark Chicago Halstead Tulsa Slater Iowa Las Cruces N.M

Marsha Hutchison Honored by Bridal Shower

A bridal shower was held Friday evening in the First National Bank Community Room in honor of Marsha Hutchison who will wed Bill Schupback on September date. Yellow arrangements decorated tables and 32 guests enjoyed punch and cake hosted by Virginia Madill Joanna Eskridge and Susan Potter.

Marsha Hutchinson First National Bank Miss Hutchison Bill Schupback Virginia Madill Joanna Eskridge Susan Potter

Bridge Winners Named From Four Tables At Country Club

Four tables at the Country Club yesterday produced winners Mmes. Leif Nelson Ed Ashley Fred Dickerson and Dennis Mills in a bridge event.

Mmes Leif Nelson Ed Ashley Fred Dickerson Dennis Mills

Senior Citizens Meet at Memorial Building

Wives of Veterans of Foreign Wars hosted 57 senior citizens at the Memorial Building. Ed Wolfe offered a prayer, a flag salute preceded a short talk, and 14 get well cards were reported sent last month. Mrs. Myrtle Fletcher led the meeting as songs including Happy Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doll were sung and games were played.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Ed Wolfe Myrtle Fletcher Frank Doll

Altoona Head Start Opens and Local Social Notes

Altoona Head Start begins at Altoona grade school with Mrs. Neva Cristes as first grade instructor. Local residents visit family and friends in nearby towns. several moves and births noted. multiple hospital releases and family visits are recorded.

Altoona Eldon Wied Garwood

Scotch Foursomes At Chanute Club Highlights 15 Couples

The Chanute Country Club hosted Scotch Foursomes with 15 couples. Low gross went to Jack Cook and Mrs John Congdon with 42, low net to Mrs Jeff Coots and Arch Allen with 33, and second row net tied at 34 for Mrs C A Wood with John Congdon and Eugene Morris with Mrs Arch Allen. High gross won by Lee Murren and Mrs Dennis Mills. Special award for highest score on hole nine tied between Mrs Arch Allen and Eugene Morris, Mrs Ed Parr and Randy Haines, and Mrs Lee Murren and Cole Leverenz. Mrs Murren and Leverenz won the draw.

Chanute Country Club Jack Cook John Congdon Jeff Coots Arch Allen C. A. Wood Eugene Morris Ed Parr Randy Haines Lee Murren Cole Leverenz Murren An Leverenz Dean Haines Jack Wood

Neosho Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Report

Daily hospital report lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM with a patient census of 54 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Friday admissions include Mrs Bill Graham and Roy J Godding among medical cases. births and dismissals noted with several names and addresses. Police summons issued for Harlan G Spencer 19 for careless driving with a $15 bond posted.

Bill Graham S. Central Roy J. Godding Thayer Medical James Rains Lillie Turner N. Grant Marlene Ingram Leland Lowe S. Highland Robert Cation S. Santa Fe William Hilldebrant S. Allen Waive Goyette Humboldt John Crouthers Iola Dollie Sweaney N. Malcolm Glen Powers Herbert Oliphant Harlan G. Spencer Yates Center

Social Calendar for Chanute Community Events

Aug 14 1967 schedule lists Mary Martha Guild dinner at Presbyterian Church 6 30 p.m. Santa Fe Women's Federation 2 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Home Savings Bidg 7 15 p.m. Aug 13 Gem and Mineral Society south shelterhouse 6 30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant IOOF hall 8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m. Women's Division Chamber of Commerce Tiege Hotel noon lunch Wesleyan Service Guild basket dinner 6 30 p.m. Chanute Toastmasters Memorial Body 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church Santa Fe Women's Federation Carpenters Veterans of Foreign Wars Uplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Gem and Mineral Society South Shelterhouse Santa Fe Militant Ioof Hall Rainbow Masonic Temple Chamber of Commerce Tiege Hotel Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist Church Chanute Toastmasters Club Memorial Body Chanute Extile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center

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