Lou Ann LaRue Weds Loyal Yarnell
Lou Ann LaRue daughter of Mr and Mrs Max LaRue 519 S Western marries Loyal Yarnell son of Mr and Mrs Homer Wallis R 1 Erie at First Methodist Church on Friday at 10 30 am Dr Duff D Wagoner officiates double ring ceremony The couple reside at 115% N Garfield after a short wedding trip to the Ozarks Mrs Floyd Oberg and Mrs Max Earl LaRue attend as hostesses The bride's gown is white linen with a standup collar and pearl buttons The bouquet features yellow roses The groom's brother Jerry Wallis is best man The reception is at the bride's home 1152 N Garfield The couple plan to live at 115% N Garfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Ann LaRue
Max LaRue
S. Western
Loyal Yarnell
Homer Wallis
R. 1
Erie
Duff D. Wagoner
Floyd Oberg
Max Earl LaRue
Jerry Wallis
N. Garfield
Fred Whitney
LaRue
Ruby Jackson
Yarnell
Chanute High School
Merle Kelly Ford Co
White City High School
Power Construction Company
Topeka
Ozarks
Lou Ann LaRue
Drisdell
Social Calendar of Local Clerical and Club Meetings
A Sunday to Wednesday rundown of meetings and events for September 1 to 4, 1963. Groups include Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, World War Veterans Aux, Arts and Crafts, Barathea Service Guild, Gem and Mineral Society, Rainbow for Girls, Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Milicent, Homebuilders, Women's Missionary Societies, St Patrick's Altar Society, Friendly Thimble Club, and more. Locations span 100F Hall, Memorial Building, Launching Pad, United churches, Masonic Temple, and local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World War Veterans Aux
Arts and Crafts
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Barathea Service Guild
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Milicent
Masonic Temple
Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Ave. Baptist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
United Presbyterian
Clarence Griffin
Tennes
S. E. Null
C. H. Decker
Women’s Missionary Assn
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Friendly Thimble Club
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
St. Patrick's School
Rainbow Veterans
Memorial Building
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Oifices
Robert Lopeman
John Bower
N. Forest
Wayne Ellis
W. Sth
Ed Brinkmeyer
N. Western
James Gordon
N. Grant
Duane Meyer
W. 14Th
Wil
Gene Berger
Edith
Women’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Charlotte Worley
Floyd West, Jr
West
Edith Thompson
Jess Dent
Evergreen
Marjor Sharp
Homer Waggoner
Local Market Listings and Community Notices
A mix of market ads and community notes lists eggs prices for Grade A sizes, ice cream and hides prices, a church class party, and local meeting mentions. Includes Mrs Randall Bell in Santa Fe, a Homebuilders class event, and notices of a Park gathering with cake and ice cream served to attendees. Sept. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cota Oe
Uncceusecseass
Church of God
Manshat
Randall Bell
Santa Fe
New Citizens Born to Local Families in August
The community welcomes ten newborns with parents listed from Humboldt Benedict and surrounding areas. Notable entries include David Alan Dickerson of 709 Central Humboldt and Rhonda Sue Gardner of 622 N 7th Humboldt, with birth dates from August 16 to August 26. Each child is labeled as son or daughter to the named parents. Continued registrations reflect local families expanding this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Eugene
Joe Leaming
R. J. Thayer
David Alan
Dallas Dickerson
Central
Humboldt
Brad Allen
Tom Krokstrom
S. Lincoln
Preston Caley
Marvin Olson
Benedict
Steven Todd
R. D. Humphrey
Maurice O. Hale
N. Garfield
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Area
Charles M. Glore 91 of Humboldt died at home after months of illness. Born Feb 6 1872 in Hickory County Missouri he lived in Iola before Humboldt for 28 years. Survived by widow two sons Clarence and Charles one daughter Elora Pratt two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at Humboldt Christian church Rev Bob Young officiating burial Mount Hope Cemetery Price Funeral Home in charge. Lena Louise McCoy bearer list and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. Loren Lovett 64 died in Columbia after extended illness. Survived by daughter Norma Bennett four grandchildren sister Zelma Keith and three brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m First Baptist Church burial Memorial Park Cemetery Koch Skinner Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Glore
Humboldt
Hickory County
Iola
Ethyle Lehman
Ida
Humboldt Christian Church
Elora Pratt
Jeana
Loren Lovett
N. Steuben
Columbia
Parkersburg
W. Va
First Baptist Church of Chanute
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Erie
Leon
Norma) Bennett
Zelma Keith
W. Pine
Arthur Cain
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Cain
Fort Worth
Tex
Franklin Cain
Albuquerque
N. M
First Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Koch- Skinner Funeral Home
Sister Mary Clementine Heads to Peru as Missionary
Sister Mary Clementine Mahoney daughter of Mrs Edward Mahoney of Scranton will join five Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth as a missionary to Talara Peru. Archbishop Hunkeler blessed the group at Xavier and presented mission crosses. She will oversee an out patient clinic and has nursing experience at Providence Hospital Kansas City plus work in Montana and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clementine (Mahoney
Edward Mahoney
S. Malcolm
Scranton
Talara
Peru
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Xavier
Edward J. Hunkeler
Mary Clementine
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Montana
Colorado
Family gathering highlights visits from out of town
Mrs. Marie Gamill of 1123 S. Garfield hosted all her children last Friday including Jim Hurt of Norwalk California Bill Pherigo and Tom of Wichita Bob Hamill and family Hattie Mason Gerald Williams and family from Chanute A basket dinner will honor Mr and Mrs George Webb of Oroville California at Highland Park Sunday noon Social invites extended as the Webbs visit Melvin Webb at 1201 S Garfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gamill
S. Garfield
Jim Hurt
Norwalk
Calif
Bill Pherigo
Tom
Wichita
Bob Hamill
Hattie Mason
Gerald Williams
Chanute
Highland Park
George Webb
Orovill
Webbs
Melvin Webb
Local couples celebrate 25th wedding anniversaries
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Youngberg observe their 25th wedding anniversaries Sunday. Friends are invited to a reception in the basement of Grant Avenue Baptist Church from 2 30 to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Marks
Vernon Youngberg
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Local youths enlist and achieve college scholarship
Billy Joe Johnson of R. 2 has joined the United States Air Force and is in basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio. He is a Midway High School graduate set for mechanic training. Buddy-plan enlistees Thomas Tindle, William Byington of Fredonia and Clayton Dean of Caney begin basic training together. Margaret Burke of St Paul has won a Sacred Heart College Wichita scholarship for 1963 64, receiving the $100 award as she starts her sophomore year September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Johnson
Howard Franklin Johnson
United States Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Midway High School
Thomas Tindle
William Byington
Fredonia
Clayton Dean
Caney
Margaret Burke
R. J
St. Paul
Sacred Heart College
Wichita
Miss Burke
United Commercial Travelers Meet in Santa Fe Park
The United Commercial Travelers council and auxiliary held a covered dish supper Friday evening in the north shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park. The auxiliary conducted a short business meeting with Mrs. Charles Berthot presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers Council and Auxiliary
Santa Fe Park
Charles Berthot
All-Star Fund Reaches 269.50 for Topeka State Tourney
Chanute All-Stars near covering their expenses for the men’s state softball tournament in Topeka after new donations totaling 269.50. Support includes 25 from Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply and 20 from Manley Transfer with other gifts from Bud Anderson Plumbing Self Service Grocery Mid-America Refinery Merle Kelly Ford. They lost to Topeka La Siesta 4-3 to finish 2-2, same as last year, and hopes remain high that funds will cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute All-Stars
Topeka
Sutcliffe Pipe & Supply
Manley Transfer
Bud Anderson Plumbing
Self Service
Mid- America
Merle Kelly Ford
All-Stars
Topeka la Siesta
Texas Peaks Proposed as National Park by Congressman Pool
West Texas area spanning fifty square miles including Guadalupe Peak and El Capitan Peak is proposed as a national park by Texas Congressman Joe Pool. The move signals federal interest in preserving notable peaks and surrounding terrain for public use and conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Texas
Guadalupe Peak
el Capitan Peak
Joe Pool
Missing rod and reel leads to juvenile referral
A 12 year old boy admitted taking a rod and reel recently reported missing by Russell Roots and the tackle was recovered though damaged. The boy is being referred to juvenile authorities. A prowler report from a home on South Ash was logged after the householder saw someone peeking at a window and flee when discovered. Daily Transcript notes hospital admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital for Friday and today, along with a traffic citation for speeding on South Santa Fe with a $10 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Roots
Gretchen
South Ashby
Leslie Paul Cox
Medical
Cleto Coronado
Humboldt
George R. Lowe
Eric
Alfred Hastings
Francis Norse
S. Evergreen
Vernal Crabtree
S. Gretchen
Clarence H. Manly
N. Washington
Howard Bowker
S. Central
Burris Blume
S. Rutter
Belle Leighty
S. Steuben
Wilbur Allison
W. 4Th
Dallas C. Hart
Raymond Hibbs
S. Plummer
Arild L. Woodham
Evergreen
South Santa Fe
Hope for Brain Injury Victims Emerges in Study
Los Angeles AP reports neurosurgeon Dr. Leonard I. Malis of Mount Sinai Hospital cited brain tissue regrowth in damaged brains from studies on monkeys, cats and rabbits. He noted complete reorganization of brain cell structure months after injury, though no human experiments yet. He warned results may someday aid military and industrial casualties. research began while stripping brain cortex layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Leonard I. Malis
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
University of California At
Dr. Malis
Malis
Rain and sun end August across the nation
Rainfall and warm temperatures marked the last summer weekend as Americans enjoyed 60s and 70s nationwide. The north central and northeastern states saw 50s and 60s while the south and west reported isolated 80s. The West stayed mostly fair, the East sunny, and the Gulf Coast recorded thunderstorms with 1.88 inches near Mobile and Abilene, Texas receiving 2.87 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
America
Texas
Desert
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Ala
Abilene
Tex
Park Accepts Nomination in South Korea Election
Chung Hee Park, General-turned-junta chairman, accepted the Democratic Republican party nomination for president amid his retirement from the army to meet civilian candidate rules. He retains leadership of the regime and rejects calls to resign his post. In Panama, retiring U S Ambassador Farland departs after widespread farewells, citing disagreements with AID over housing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Democratic Republican Party
Eign Service
U.S. Agency For International Development
Panama
Requirements For Head Of Research
In Topeka the Kansas Research Foundation discussed qualifications for its executive director. Dr N C Robertson said several prospects are being considered, with about a score contacted and half a dozen actively pursued. The foundation, created in 1963 to promote pure and applied research, plans its next meeting October 17 at Kansas State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Foundation
Topeka
N. C. Robertson
Robertson
Spencer Chemical Co
Kansas State University
Swiss to take 1000 more Tibetan refugees
DARJEELING India AP Albert Eggler leader of the 1956 Swiss Mt. Everest expedition said Switzerland agreed to accept an additional 1000 Tibetan refugees. Switzerland has already accepted 60 Tibetan refugees who fled Tibet during a revolt against Red China in 1959. Eggler is secretary of the Association for Tibetan Homesteads in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darjeeling
India
Albert Eggler
Switzerland
Red China
Nuclear submarines stay needed despite test ban says ambassador
Tokyo AP reports U.S. Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer says the limited test-ban treaty does not reduce the need for nuclear powered submarines. In Japan leftists plan demonstrations Sunday against U.S. nuclear submarines docking at Japanese ports, a sensitive issue in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauver
Washington
Japan
Encephalitis Tied to Saskatchewan Deaths and Illnesses
Regina health officials report an aged dentist died and about 50 others became ill in Saskatchewan in recent weeks. The illness is linked to encephalitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Mrs Engle Hosts Coffee Honoring Mrs Engle Return From Holy Land
Mrs Ross Cooper at 301 North Forest hosted a coffee yesterday honoring Mrs Raymond Engle who has just returned from a trip to the Middle East and the Holy Land. Twenty five guests shared details of their summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Cooper
N. Forest
Raymond Engle
Middle East
Holy Land
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka 1963 Log Up 12 From 1962
AP report from Topeka shows a 24 hour traffic death log through 9 am August 54 1963 tallying 24 hour fatalities, with comparable figures for 1962 and 1963. The log records monthly totals for Kansas roads and notes increases over the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Quiet Riding: Columbus buses urged to mute radios
City utilities director C. Howard Johnson Jr. asks riders not to play portable radios aboard Columbus Transit Co. buses. Signs posted on 267 buses urge cooperation. if ignored, a formal rule may ban radios and violators could be asked to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
C. Howard Johnson Jr
Columbus Transit Co
Johnson
Outbreak Not Seen as Crisis Amid Dentist's Death
In a recent report, Dr. Herbert Schweitzer, about 70, died last week while others, mostly children, recover. Meanwhile in Taipei Formosa three encephalitis deaths were reported today, heightening summer fatalities to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Schweitzer
Taipei
Formosa
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Dial Tribune
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Chanute Textile Oe Club
wheyCee Club
N. Rutter
Vilas Homebuilders Hou
Vilas Bethel Church
Rollle Hydora
Grace Hill
Lula Leonard
The
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Individual Mausoleum CO
Grand
Parsons
Oeoururands
F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Guest
Rosa Stauffer
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Global Briefs
Junta
Joseph S. Farland
Farland
For
New Kansas Research Foundation
Eggler
Association For Tibetan Homesteads
Mrs. Engle
KLKC
WHB
WREN
Jack Mainord
Singathon
Blue Ridge
Spartansburg
N.C
Plainsmen
Baton Rouge
Sekanaires
Chanute Senior High
Aud & P.m
Now - Vernons
Gaged
Tion
Bank OF Commerce
Paidor
Oprett
Chanute, Kansas
He Bank Commerce
Fiat Il
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