Mercury Hits Pole In City Collision
A 1953 Mercury driven by Herman Colvin 18 of 1321 Edith backed into a utility pole at Seventh and Highland about 12 50 am. Police report says damage limited to the car’s rear. Francis McGrail of Chanute and Clifford Cheney of Humboldt were arrested yesterday for intoxication and pleaded guilty in police court, each sentenced to 10 days in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Colvin
Edith
Seventh and Highland
Francis McGrail
Chanute
Clifford Cheney
Humboldt
Chanute Teeners Triumph Over Iola in Parsons Invite
Chanute Teeners defeated Iola 12 to 7 in the Parsons Invitational Tournament. Pitchers Larry Powell and Mike Walsh limited Iola to five hits while Chanute tallied 12 runs. Next game is Thursday at 7 p.m. at Parsons City Park against the Parsons Knights of Columbus All Star winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
David Durham
Chanute Teeners
Iola
Teeners
Larry Powell
Mike Walsh
Chanute
Parsons City Park
Parsons Knights of Columbus
Lindblad
Stevens
Walsh
Neeley
Durham
Thompson
Thompson Coe
Franklin
Powell Neek
Maniger
Thomas
Littlepage
Robinson
Walden
Ralph B. Garvin
S. Western
King
Daily Transcript Admittances and Bound Notices
Neosho memorial hospital admits Patricia J. Matlock Earlton surgical Mrs George Tier 324 S Rutter and others. Dismissals include Mrs R C LeRoy and Mrs Jack Livingston. Births to Mr Mrs Costin Buffalo and Mr Mrs Foster Humboldt. District Court filings include Floyd Davis v Elizabeth Davis divorce and quiet title action Chanute real estate. Traffic citations list Albert Hawiey and Darrel Wiltse with bonds posted. Building permits for George Garrison and Joe Harris projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Patricia J. Matlock
Earlton
George Tier
S. Rutter
Surgical
R. C LeRoy
N. Garfield
Jack L. Livingston
S. Garfield
Floyd Swiler
N. Evergreen
Maurice Neville
Stark
Dallas Hart
N. Western
Alejo R. Moya
S. Forest
C. Costin
Buffalo
Donald Foster
Humboldt
Floyd Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Iola
M. C
Viola P. Johnson
Jacob Summer
Chanute Real Estate
Deaths and funerals in Chanute area today
Margaret Ella Alger 45 of R 2 Neosho Memorial Hospital after long illness born March 5 1912 Pueblo Colo lived here 20 years married Warren Alger March 24 1933 Iola member Grant Avenue Baptist Church survived by husband three sons Howard L U S Army Kenneth W and Melvin Chanute daughter Marjorie Ann Chanute mother Mrs William Krueger sister Mrs Leala Strah Humboldt funeral arrangements in Johnson Mortuary in charge. Fred E Lantz 77 Humboldt died at home born Wellston Ohio Feb 12 1880 to James and Emma Lantz came to Kansas 1907 with Service Pipe Line Co retired 1945 married Frances Cope Humboldt 1911 two grandchildren Martha Chanute Janis Mathson Weyburn Canada survives. Funeral Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt 4 p m Thursday Rev P L Carpenter burial Mt Hope. James Edward Perry 19 son of Mr and Mrs Robert B Perry 1123 W Main funeral Wednesday 2 30 p m Johnson Mortuary Rev George C Crockatt Rev E M Pearson Memorial Park Cemetery killed in traffic accident near Grand Prairie Texas Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ella Alger
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Pueblo
Colo
Warren Alger
Iola
Grant Avenue
Howard L
Marjorie Ann
Chanute
William Krueger
Leala Strah
Humboldt
Johnson Mortuary
Fred FE. Lantz
Fred E. Lantz
Wellston
James
Emma Evan Lantz
Kansas
Service Pipe Line Co
Frances Cope
Greybull
Wyo
Daugher
D. A. Finney
Martha
Janis Mathson
Weyburn
Saskatchewa
Canada
Presbyterian Church
Humboldt Masonic Lodge
Johnson Funeral Home
P. L. Carpenter
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Albert
Vic Solomon
Roy S. Gibson
Fred Shaw
Solomon
Chicago
Coral Solomon
Chillicothe Business College
Sherwin-Williams Paint and Varnish Co
Kansas City
How Can I Prevent a Bowl From Moving While Beating
A reader suggests placing a folded towel under the bowl to stabilize it while beating. The method permits one handed action for beating with the other hand handling seasonings, avoiding spills.
Voters to decide $75,000 hospital bonds in Cherryvale
Southeast Kansas report notes a Cherryvale special election to issue $75,000 in bonds to fund a health center aimed at attracting doctors as local medical service faces strain. A doctor recently left the town and two more continue despite poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryvale
Yanks Honor Glen Laymon On Birthday
A birthday party at Pain view Drive-In honored Glen Laymon on his eleventh birthday. Hostesses were his mother Esta Laymon and his sister Bill Derby. Guests were members of the Yanks baseball team including Russell Anderson and others. Kenneth Jeffers was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YANKS
Glen Laymon
Eddie Maksimowicz
Sammy Allen
Bruce Benson
Jerry Defebaugh
Russell Anderson
Willard Solomon
Peanut Anderson
Doug Ivins
Dave Morris
Wesley Solomon
Stanley Mintz
Tribune
Painview Drive-In
Esta Laymon
Bill Derby
S. Katy
David Morris
Berthots Host Family Dinner Honoring Crotty and Sheila
Mr and Mrs U F Berthot of Route 3 hosted a Sunday family dinner honoring Mr and Mrs James Crotty and Sheila Worcester Massachusetts Guests included Elsie Berthot Brooks Bline Wichita Mr and Mrs Paul Davis Junior and Sammy Mr and Mrs Harry Berthot Patricia Bill Rosemary and Gerald Mr and Mrs Wayne Berthot Gary Carol and Donnie and Carolyn Fuller all of Chanute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. F. Berthot
R 3
James Crotty
Sheila
Worchester
Mass
Elsie Berthot
Brooks Bline
Wichita
Paul Davis
Junior
Sammy
Harry Berthot
Patricia
Bill
Rosemary
Gerald
Wayne Berthot
Gary
Carol
Donnie
Carolyn Fuller
Chanute
Gregory Wayne Allen Honored on Sixth Birthday Party
Gregory Wayne Allen was honored at a sixth birthday party on Sunday. The afternoon featured games and pony rides with balloon favors for guests. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Allen Jr of 1318 S Plummer, with attendees including Gene Kennedy David Smith Kathy Hampton Scotty Allen Chip Allen Nick Allen Alberta Barkley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Wayne Allen
Gregory
George Allen Jr
S. Plummer
Gene Kennedy
David Smith
Kathy Hampton
Scotty Allen
Chip Allen
Nick Allen
Alberta Barkley
Jeane Barkley
Mike Dunaway
Kirk Rollow
George Allen
Buford Allen
Linda
Judy
Paul Scott Patton Honored on Birthday
A birthday party at Mrs. Ralph Patton's home 1110 N Washington honored Paul Scott Patton on his second birthday. Attendees included Paul's brothers and sisters and numerous Aunts and aunts and uncles from the Patton and Dannenburg families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scott Patton
Ralph Patton
Washington
Paul Scott
Paul
George
Johnnie
Judith
Ronnie
Jackie Bright
Junior
Connie
Candy Kern
Patty
Peggy Patton
Linda
Marion
Dorthea Dannenburg
Ray Ruth
Bobby
Jackie Jones
Ray Horne
Rob
Minor Wedding Guests Describe Family Ties
Ert Kern and Mrs. Bobbie Jones referred to him as my husband at a gathering. Grandmother Mrs. Hose joined in discussing a stranger as Jones spoke. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevenson and their children Stephen Chester Betty and Johnnie from Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Kern
Bobbie Jones
Mrs. Hose
Jones
Mrs. Donald Stevenson
Stephen
Chester
Betty
Johnnie
Norfolk
Etiquette Answers About Invitations and Addressing Husbands
The reader asks about apologizing for omitting an invitation and how to refer to a husband in conversation. The guidance stresses a sincere apology to the friend and suggests using respectful terms such as Mr. Brooks when speaking with an acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brooks
Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club Meeting Highlights
Buffalo Boosters 4 H club members presented at their Thursday meeting with talks on Cooking and Care of Sunburn. Susie Jones sang American the Beautiful and Lenny Harvey discussed Care of Picnic Grounds. Eddie Jones led a parliamentary procedure session on To Take From the Table. Henry Payne helped with the program and Thalia Bryan showed Europe trip photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Sally Jones
Max Payne
Susie Jones
Lenny Harvey
Eddie Jones
Henry Payne
Thalia Bryan
Europe
Taylor Reunion at Central Park Draws 75 Attendees
More than 75 relatives and friends attended the ninth annual Taylor reunion Sunday in Central Park auditorium. Honored guests were W. H. Taylor of rural Chanute and Ada Taylor of 1305 S. Evergreen. Taylor, 87, is the last surviving child of Mary Elizabeth and John Milton Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Auditorium
W. H. Taylor
Chanute
Ada Taylor
S. Evergreen
Taylor
Neosho County
Mary Elizabeth
John Milton Taylor
L. C
Doc) Taylor
Chanute Tributes Names Local Residents Listed
The Chanute Tribune on August 20, 1957 lists residents including Ann and Billy Georgie Lee Donnie l Gregory and families such as Mr. and Mrs. G. A Thomas Mrs. John Hole and Mrs. Pearl Webb among Chanute locals named in a community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Ann and
Billy
Georgie Lee
Donniel
Gregory
G. A Thomas
John Hole
Pearl Webb
Isis Stanfield
Bertha McConnell
A. ©. Barker
Harvey Roberts
Earl T. Young
Chanute
Red Cross Home Care Refresher For Instructors
A one day refresher course for volunteer home care instructors from five counties will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. in the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital chapel. Lorraine Meyer of Wichita will lead. instructors from Neosho Allen Woodson Wilson and Crawford Counties are invited to attend to maintain instructor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Gladys Winans
Neosho County
Kansas
Lorraine Meyer
Wichita
Neosho
Allen
Woodson
Wilson
Crawford
Bert Farmer
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W. Main
Kay Hotel
Tady
VFW Teeners
Daily Transcript
Albert & Hawiey
Darrel Wiltse
George W. Garrison
N. Steuben
Joe EB. Harris
Ashby
Bud Zillner
Ernest McCool
Winfield
L. Don Richardson
W. 9Th
First Church of God
Newkirk
Oklo
Church of God
Coffeyville
B. E. Lorance
ASC
Bronson
Procyk
Mary Nelch
U. F. Berthots
Buffalo Boosters
Central Park
Alonzo Butcher
C. C. Butcher
Marwin Young
Sandra
Alfred Mitchell
Clarence Eastburn
W Cc. Dean
Thayer
Mamie Wood White
Pittsburg
Homer Webb
Dean
Ralph Webb
Beth Waggoner
Sylvan
Hope
Lee Hole
Dorothy Hole
Dot
Bargain Group
Saddle Oxfords
Brown & White
E. Main
Calvert
Catalina
Carter
Cannon Towels
Dacron
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