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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
6
The Senior High School lists 80 students on the honor roll for the first semester. It includes 21 seniors, 27 juniors and 32 sophomores with grades of B or higher in all subjects. Of the 80, 51 are girls. Names span seniors such as Craig Berry and Milford Driskill, juniors like John Allen and Gary Kennedy, and sophomores including Marvin Cage and George Carlson.
Mr and Mrs G L Borland received honors at a closing Eastern Star meeting with a carnival themed party. Edith Davidson Mines Norma Troutman Vera Sherratt and Edith Kuntz performed as actors and a fortune teller. Refreshments came from decorated booths. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Kuntz of Neodesha. Thanksgiving visits to area families followed.
The period lists numerous Thanksgiving visits and dinners across multiple households in the area. People from Phoenix to Wichita and Independence joined relatives, with house calls, hospital news, and a 13th Hansen family reunion marking the holiday. Clarence McKey's funeral and several hospital updates are noted among social items.
Big Creek families and relatives from Parsons Pittsburg Humboldt and Pueblo gathered for Thanksgiving. Names include Hansen Harbert Waltermire Reinhardt Baker Pugh Jones Heaton and LaRue with travel between Independence Tulsa and Humboldt. A cooking tip notes six ounce evaporated milk equals two thirds cup.
Mr and Mrs Dean Scott and family hosted at R D Scott home. visits from Hubert Weaver P M Cox and Kathleen Glamser. Enoch Davis honored at Methodist Church. Rob ert Dale Scott family hosted. birthday supper for R D Scott with neighbors present. Yellowstone Park area 3472 square miles.
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