This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
3
A collage of reader questions covers hugging in class, cosmetic aging, dating via looks, widowhood, braces for a teen, and dating motivation. Ann Landers weighs in on student affection, realistic beauty standards, and braces as a worthwhile investment for a future smile.
A list of Tuesday meetings and events across Neosho and Chanute including reading clubs at Maple Leaf Tee room and Masonic temple, Ladies of the Grand Army, Chanute Textile Paint club, Village Creek supper, and PTA and Quest club notes with times and locations.
The Bethel class of the EUB church held its annual Christmas dinner on Sunday. Twenty seven members and twenty two children attended and a basket was taken to a senior member living at Neosho Manor Home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rauhoff and Vicki and Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson attended a World War I barracks and Auxiliary meeting in Emporia Friday night. A Christmas party followed with refreshments served.
Cub Scouts of Den 5 Pack 3 met at Mrs. H. E. Campbell home. Eddie Baker told a story. Christmas gifts were finished and plans set for a party on Dec. 15. Troop 79 Girl Scouts met at Zion Lutheran church with flag salute by Happy Wanderer patrol. Mittens work continued.
The Rural Homemakers HDU held its annual family Christmas turkey dinner Sunday evening at the rural school with 34 in attendance. Mrs. Ernest Kepley presided over the business meeting as the unit planned bloodmobile assistance Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Lopeman led singing, and Mrs. Wayne Klau man organized the gift exchange. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Wayne Stitt on January 17 at 1 p.m.
The Up and Atom 4-H club met at Alcott school. They adopted projects including a CARE donation and adoption of a needy family, plus visits to shut ins hospitals and rest homes and a Christmas party on Dec 15. Year pins were awarded to members and Bob Bower announced the program with group singing project talks music appreciation demonstrations and health and parliamentary activities. Next meeting is Jan 8 at Alcott school.
Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and Dean Skinner hosted Sunflower Chapter of OES officers at the Tioga Hotel Friday evening. A smorgasbord, social hour, and gift exchange followed. Attendees included numerous couples and members such as Wayne and Dana Taylor, Gilbert and Hazel Wilson, Howard Carder, J C Rensing, Roy and Eva Adams, Robert Jasper, Ora Cheyney, Roy Wiles, Leon Webb, O W Bray, Klint Johnson, Harold Cox, Violet Jeffers, Fay Clopine, and Lloyd Ennis, among others.
Mariel Stipp hosted a UNESCO gathering at 1114 S Plummer. Newly elected chairman oversaw a covered dish dinner. The group voted to send 150 dollars already collected for a dairy barn project in Mexico. Next meeting set for January 28 with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Francis in rural Chanute.
The Faithful Workers class of the Evangelical United Brethren church was honored at a covered dish dinner hosted by the I.C. Guild at the church annex. Mrs. Bessie Brady welcomed guests. Mrs. Paul Life led devotions and the program. 22 members attended along with Mrs. Grace Bowman and the Rev. Paul Life.
The Christian Women's Fellowship group six met Wednesday at 407 W. 4th with Mrs Howard Parsons. Mrs Ross Cooper led the lesson and devotions as 29 members attended the exchange and decorations included a hand made table cloth with red and green motifs.
The Builders class held a turkey dinner Friday evening at the First Presbyterian Church with 22 members and three guests. New officers were installed by outgoing president Mrs. Delbert Taylor, including Mrs. M. R. Wilson as president and Mrs. Carl Kerwitz as vice president. The group planned a star-placard dedication, heard the Christmas story by Mrs. Evans, and named committees for gifts to senior members and membership and fellowship. The next meeting is January 16 with Mrs. Earl Loveall.
The UCT Auxiliary met Friday afternoon for a Christmas party at 407 W 4th hosted by Mrs How ard Parsons and Mrs John Walters. Sixteen members attended with two guests from Emporia. Gifts, games, carols, and a decor festive period.
The Laurel Mothers club met Friday with Mrs. Jack Groves hosting the Brownies lesson. Mrs. Fred Hunziker gave the lesson. The club voted to adopt a family for Christmas. Mrs. Robert Wells will host a luncheon on December 19, with Mrs. Clyde Acree winning the door prize.
The Kansas Association of School Boards proposes county planning boards to unite common and city districts with at most one unified district per county unless pupil counts exceed 750. Plans await legislative action and voter approval, aiming for 1965 operational start, plus higher building levy limits and a Kansas educational television authority. Dr. R V Haderlein elected president-elect for 1964. Representatives from 155 boards attended.
Members gathered for a meeting were served refreshments after the session. The passage notes that 14 attendees were present during the event.
Local ad lists a selection of Hu' satins felts and sequins in multiple colors priced from 4.99 to 5.99. Merle Norman cosmetics and other gift items appear nearby. The notice appears to promote Clara's Hats at 16 So Lincoln, Helena? ZIP 14344.
The Ben Franklin staff held a Christmas party with a dinner at the Drumstick and a gathering at Emory Schantz home 1013 S Plumer. Attendees included Jay Hall Cindy Harris Linda Wiggans Gary Taylor LeAnna McGettrick James Rubbo w Mr and Mrs Adkins Quinn Woosley Wallis McCown Harold Clemens Gus Thompson Frank Hall Ruth Nicholson Nelda Gildart and Emory Schantz and Terry.
The record lists newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and birth dates: Todd Wayne Clements on Nov 28 to Ronald and Mary Clements at 229 West 4th Neosho. Terri Lee Erikson on Nov 29 to Wayne and Elizabeth Erikson of Lavenburg. Paul Edward Hansen on Nov 30 to Paul and Linda Hansen of 22 North Kansas. John Myrl Ford on Dec 1 to Myrl and Anna Ford of Route 2.
A playful Edam cheese shell is hollowed and covered with an apple layer. The removed cheese is mixed with sour cream and blue cheese and returned to the shell for serving. A novel snack idea to entertain guests at snacktime.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.