Social News From Oklahoma And Mississippi Families
Buffalo area residents Mr and Mrs Pat Fitzmorris Nancy and Judy of Yukon Oklahoma joined Mr and Mrs Ernest Vetrano and Tony from Jackson Mississippi for a visit with Mr and Mrs Tom Drake on Tuesday and Wednesday Wednesday afternoon visitors included Mrs James K Read and children Debbie and Jimmie from Chanute and Mrs Tom Read
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Buffalo
Pat Fitzmorris
Nancy
Judy
Yukon
Okla
Ernest Vetrano
Tony
Jackson
Miss
Tom Drake
James K. Read
Debbie
Jimmie
Chanute
Tom Read
Local visits and a welfare meeting in Wilson County
Terry Rice visits her grandmother in Topeka and Teresa McKinsey plans a month in the Black Hills Yellowstone Park and Seattle. Jerry May visits his grandparents Homer May Ida Stevens. A public meeting on Social Welfare in Wilson County is set for August 31 at 8 p.m. at the Buffalo community building with Leroy Collins and L. W. Rogers speaking.
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Terry Rice
Topeka
Sarah Rice
Teresa Jean McKinsey
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Wash
Jerry Joe May
Homer May
Ida Stevens
Buffalo
Wilson County
Leroy Collins
L. W. Rogers
Laundry Opens in Chanute at Norge Laundry and Cleaning Village
A new Chanute business, Norge Laundry and Cleaning Village, opens at 601 W Main with manager J. L. Bowman. It offers automatic coin operated washers and dryers, dry cleaning, and clothes press. attendant on duty 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily except Sunday when unattended.
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Chanute
Norge Laundry and Cleaning Village
W. Main
J. L
Joe) Bowman
S. Tennessee
Chanute adopts 1965 tax ordinance Levying eight and one mills
The city of Chanute Kansas passes Ordinance No 1668 levying eight mills for the General Fund and one mill for the Industrial Fund for 1965. The ordinance takes effect ten days after publication and was approved August 16, 1965. Mayor J W Kensett and City Clerk Howard Parsons signed.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
State of
Deaths Funeral for Ellsworth J. Johnson in Pittsburg
Ellsworth J. Johnson of Pittsburg died Friday at Mount Carmel Hospital. Born January 15, 1896 in Ottawa, he is survived by his wife Arline, two daughters Arlean and Mrs. J. E. Richards of Irving, Texas, his mother Mrs. E. E. Johnson, a sister Mrs. Bryce Benedict of Wichita, and two grandchildren. The funeral, at 2 p.m. Monday, will be in Brenner Memorial Chapel Pittsburg with Dr. Lloyd H. Rising of First Methodist Church officiating.
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Ellsworth
J. Johnson
Pittsburg
Mount Carmel Hospital
Ottawa
Arnice
Arlean
J. E. Richards
Irving, Tex
E. E. Johnson
S. Santa Fe
Bryce Benedict
Wichita
Brenner Mortuary
Lloyd H. Rising
First Methodist Church
Death notices for John H. Winter and Henry J. Neptune
John H. Winter, father of Mrs. Carl L. Pate, died Thursday at St. Marys Hospital Emporia after living with his daughter. He leaves a son, five grandsons and four great grandchildren, a sister and two brothers. funeral at 10:30 Monday at Roberts-Blue-Barnett Funeral Home. Henry Jerome Neptune funeral held at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with burial in Elmwood Cemetery Cedar Lodge AF and AM conducted graveside rites.
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John H. Winter
Carl L
Dema) Pate
S. Highland
St. Mary's Hospital
Emporia
First Methodist Church
Ben F. Winter
E. M. Rohrbaugh
Cimarron
Julius R. Winter
Cavonport
Sask
Canada
Karl M. Winter
Dodge City
Roberts-Blue-Barnett Funeral Home
Neptune
Henry Jerome Neptune
Roy S. Gibson
Duff D. Wagoner
Harold Neptune
Larry McCune
Old Rugged Cross
Ora Cheyney
Howard Carder
D. L. Geeding
O. H. Bates
Bill Brennan
Roy Adams
Francis Meeker
Lawrence Legge
Elmwood Cemetery
Cedar Lodge AF
Pot-Luck Supper Draws White Shrine Members
About 50 members of the White Shrine of Jeru salem gathered at the Masonic Temple for a pot-luck supper on Friday night. Attendees came from Independence Stark Walnut and Neodesha and a Walnut boys trio performed with Marilyn Elliott. Short readings were given, and Mrs Nelle Stevens plus Mrs Charles Reno sang folk songs before a final group sing and games.
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White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Independence
Stark, Walnut
Neodesha
Walnut Area
Glen Singer
Roger Elliott
Earl Dean Kennedy
Marilyn Elliott
Nelle Stevens
Charles Reno
Strugglers Bridge Club Hosts Baby Shower Night
Bridge club members met at Mrs. Glenn Barnby’s home with two tables in play. Mrs. Dick Coykendall was honored with a baby shower as guests including Mrs. Ralph Cox and Mrs. Pete New attended. September gathering set for Mrs. Don Bove’s home.
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Strugglers Bridge Club
Glenn Barnby
S. Rutter
Dick Coykendall
Ralph Cox
Pete New
Robert Wells
Don Bove
Admission and birth notices in Neosho Memorial Hospital report
Friday admissions list includes Frank Wagner Edwin Hendrix Mrs George Yockey Mary Garrison Marvin Christiansen Mrs Refugio De La Torre Mrs Clyde Logan Dismissals include George Fletcher Otto Fiene John Park Hill Mrs Otto Meek Birth today records Mr and Mrs James Richards. Highway Patrol Citations cover many drivers with fines and costs. multiple moves list residents and addresses. Building permits note additions and costs for several properties in the city.
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Frank Wagner
S. Central
Edwin A. Hendrix
N. Forest
George Yockey
Humboldt
Mary Garrison
R. 4
Marvin Christiansen
S. Santa Fe
Refugio de la Torre
N. Henry
Clyde Logan
George Fletcher
Thayer
Otto Fiene
John Park Hill
Eric
Otto Meek
James Richards
N. Steuben
Highway Patrol
Claire L. Wallingford
Clathe
David Lee Andrews
Tulsa
Sidney J. Smarsh
Pretty Prairie
David L. Dunlap
Parsons
Clifford L. Bonine
Thomas M. Lero
Hazel E. Crawford
Chanute
Gordon D. Hensley
Overland Park
Robert J. Melton
Edna
Dallas W. Brandon
Gilda L. Hanson
Muncie
Gary Lynn Weaver
Ray W. Stout
Tommy J. Mendenhall
Billy J. Smith
Kansas City
Allen L. Oliphant
WN. Highland
George C. Ball
Topeka
Betty V. Grove
William J. Simpson
Columbus
Milton E. Jackson
N. Malcolm
Gerald J. McKinney
Clarence S. Crews
Excelsior Springs
Capitol
Princess Margaret Birthday Observed in Brindisi
AP reports in Brindisi Italy Princess Margaret celebrates her 35th birthday with husband Lord Snowden while their children Viscount Linley and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones stay at Balmoral with Queen Elizabeth II in Scotland. Also notes discussions between Presidents Johnson and Diaz Ordaz and Nasser's upcoming state visit to Saudi Arabia.
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London
Margaret
Brindisi
Italy
Lord Snowdon
Viscount Linley
Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth II
Damascus
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Jiddah
Saudi Arabia
Nasser
Faisal
Weddings Are News The Tribune Guidelines
The Tribune invites wedding reports to run promptly on the woman's page. Publish the day after the ceremony or within two days, with brief forms for out of town weddings. Submissions may include a close-up bride photo and must be signed with sender name and phone number.
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Boundary Distance Rule Appeal Cost Estimate
An appeals board considers the application for exception to the boundary distance requirements. Estimated cost to proceed is $1,150.
Dahl-Lawn Barbecue Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Dahl
Mr. and Mrs. H D Dahl hosted a lawn barbecue on Wednesday with guests from Michigan and Texas including Mr. and Mrs. George Sinclair of Detroit Manuel Anderson Karen and Roger Beaumont Tex Theodore Dahl and Junior Opal Dahl Denise Donald and Amanda Kountze Mich Mrs Donald Fracassi Donald David and Patricia Ann Southfield Mich
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Savonburg
H. D. Dahl
George Sinclair
Detroit
Mich
Manuel Anderson
Karen
Roger
Beaumont
Tex
Theodore Dahl
Opal Dahl
Denise
Donald
Amanda
Kountze
Donald Fracassi
David
Patricia Ann
Southfield
New Citizens Born to Local Families This August
The record lists eight newborns with parent names and street addresses. Angela Kay and Cindy Lou are daughters born August 7 and 8. Candy Lee born August 11. Anthony Joseph born August 12. Sandra Lee and Johnny Lee twins born August 14. Karen Ann born August 15. Sharon Jean born August 19.
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Angela Kay
Charles Elbert
N. Grant
Cindy Lou
Willard A. Riley
S. Lafayette
Candy Lee
Larry E. Bailey
W. Fourth
Anthony Joseph
James L. Farrell
S. Central
Sandra Lee
Johnny Lee
Edward §. McGinnis
S. Malcolm
Karen Ann
Frank Stover
S. Grant
Sharon Jean
Ralph Seidl
S. Ashby
West German couple jailed in Egypt for spying
West German horse breeder Johann Lotz, 44, received a life sentence and a $74,816 fine for spying for Israel and sabotaging German rocket work in Egypt. His wife Walrud got three years and $2,300 for complicity. a third defendant, Franz William Kiesow, was acquitted.
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Cairo
Egypt
Johann Lotz
Israel
Lotz
Walrud
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Franz William Kiesow
Ever Ready 4-H Club Holds August Meeting in Santa Fe Park
The Ever Ready 4-H club met at the north shelter house in Santa Fe park with Marty Barnhart presiding. Roll call used a bird sighting, Debbie Chaney led singing, and Alicia Taylor announced the booth award from the fair. Members named to the nominating committee were Beverley Erickson, Barnhart, Jean Ramsey and Barbara Stipp. Robert Marts led recreation. The next meeting is Sept. 15 at Rural school.
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North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Marty Barnhart
Debbie Chaney
Alicia Taylor
Booth
Beverley Erickson
Barnhart
Jean Ramsey
Barbara Stipp
Robert Marts
Farm Bureau Policy Meeting Set for Erie
Neosho county Farm Bureau members meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Erie office to discuss policy. Howard Bailey serves as policy chairman.
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Neosho County
Farm Bureau
Erie
Howard Bailey
Open Safe Found During Routine Patrol
Police during a routine patrol found an off main business office safe open at closing. The manager was notified and investigators said the safe was unintentionally left open. Authorities note recent lax security, with several incidents of unsecured windows overnight by businessmen and their employers.
Window Breaks Reported at 1216 South Central House
B J Truster reported to police that several windows were broken in a house belonging to him at 1216 South Central.
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B. J. Truster
S. Central
Missing items prompt appeal from Santa Fe Rooms operator
Mrs. H. A. Martin, operator of the Santa Fe Rooms at 3 E. Elm, reported yesterday that a roomer departed owing two nights’ rent and took several items. Missing are a bed spread, pillow case, two towels, a wash cloth, a soap dish and a toilet paper dispenser.
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H. A. Martin
Santa Fe
E. Elm
Longview Visitors Tour Emporia State College
Mr and Mrs K D Scott and Kevin of Longview Texas visited this week with Mrs O C Fieldline at 224 S Kansas They joined Mrs Howard Hollenshead at Emporia State College for a one week choral workshop taught by Richard Condie director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and then attended a six week summer school course.
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K. D. Scott
Kevin
Longview
Tex
Howard Hollenshead
S. Central
Emporia State College
Emporia
Richard Condie
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Hawkins Return After Visit to Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hawkins of Cameron Missouri returned home Friday after visiting Mrs. Hawkins sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. F. W. McBeath of 231 S. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McBeath of Colton California are visiting in Moline and Coffeyville and will return to Chanute Monday.
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Eli Hawkins
Cameron
Social Calendar for August Events at Local Groups
The calendar lists August meetings for Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7:30 p.m. Sweet Adelines at TB Hospital 7:3 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Building 7:15 p.m. On Tuesday August 24 BPW Circle First Baptist Hulda Parker Chapter OFS Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. Ladies of the GAR M D Cartridge Circle Memorial Building 2 p.m. Vashti Chapter OFS Canrieth Center 7:30 p.m.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicatte Bridge Club
Home Savings
First Baptist Church
Hulda Parker
OFS
Masonic Temple
Ladies of the Gar
M. D. Cartridge Circle
Vashti
OF S
Canriethty Center
Diet Club Meets In Sawyer Hall
Members of the W. W. Diet Club met in Sawyer Hall on Friday afternoon with vice president Mrs. Helen Ackerson in charge. Mrs. A. O. Dimon displayed the Rainbow HD Unit exhibit that won a blue ribbon at the Neosho County Fair for the American Cancer Society. The group discussed how body acid affects weight. Nine members attended.
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W. W. Diet Club
Sawyer Hall
Helen Ackerson
American Cancer Society
Neosho County
A. O. Dimon
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