Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Elects Officers
Mrs Ralph Debler was elected president with Myrtle Johnson present. Mrs Harold Stork became vice president, Mrs Floyd Strack secretary, Mrs Glen Strack treasurer, and Mrs Everett Booe reporter. Hessel Ray presided as president for a Christmas party with 17 members six children and guests and a TB hospital donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Debler
Cottage Grove Ladies Aid
Myrtle Johnson
Harold Stork
Floyd Strack
Glen Strack
Everett Booe
Hessel Ray
Robert Lopeman
Viola Lopeman
Robert Johnson
Mrs. Strange Hosts Shaw Christian Womens Fellowship
Mrs. Glen Strange was hostess Tuesday for a Shaw Christian Women's Fellowship meeting. The birthday of Mrs. Ora Cheyney was honored, Mrs. Shelby Hudson gave the lesson. Names were drawn for mystery pals for the coming year and a Christmas gift exchange was held. Mrs. Everett Strange will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Strange
Shaw Christian Women’s Fellowship
Ora Cheyney
Shelby Hudson
Everett Strange
Open House Planned For Past Officers
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McCune host an open house honoring Hulda Parker chapter past matrons and patrons of the Order of the Eastern Star. The event runs Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at 204 N Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent McCune
N. Forest
Hulda Parker Chapter
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Open House Marks Golden Wedding in Erie
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Snider of R 1 Erie plan a Dec 22 open house from 2 to 4 p.m. to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary inviting friends to their home. In Stark, a Dec 7 bridal shower for Janie Hill honored bride elect Bill Julian with gifts, games and refreshments at Stark Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Floyd Snider
Stark
Stark Methodist Church
Janie Hill
Bill Julian
Bernard Smith
Miss Hill
Mary Ann Torrence
Mmes
Freeman Connat
Junior Hill
Robert Williamson
Lee Kennedy
Lawrence Cotton
Charles Bohlander
Arthur Bennett
Ruby Smith
Calvin Hurford
Julian
Yule Dinner By Auxiliary
A Christmas dinner by the American Legion Auxiliary was held in the Memorial building. Mrs. Vincent McCune led the event and reported that the group, with Legion members, had delivered a troop of entertainers and 160 dozen cookies to Winter’s General Hospital in Topeka, sent gifts to Wichita Veterans Hospital, donated for each veteran’s Christmas gift, held a gift exchange from a lighted tree, and voted to send two girls to Girl’s State in Lawrence next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Vincent McCune
Legion and Auxiliary
Lawrence
Modern Etiquette Q&A on Engagement Announcements
The column notes that announcing an engagement need not involve a dinner or entertainment. A newspaper notice or word of mouth also suffices. It also advises décor and cards guidance including lamp placement and physician title abbreviation.
Christmas and Birthday Party for Rebekah Lodge
The Past Noble Grand’s club of the Rebekah Lodge hosted a Christmas and birthday party honoring Hazel Slane Robert Rader Arthur Coonrod Wyrle Fogel and Harold Claus. Mrs Vincent Baylor was hostess and Mrs Coonrod presided after dinner. Fifteen members and three visitors attended with officers elected Mrs Ira Hubler president Mrs Dan Hunter vice president and Mrs Francis Meeker secretary treasurer. A mystery sisters program and gift exchange were held and the next meeting is set for Jan 10 at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs Slane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand’s Club
Rebekah Lodge
Mmes Hazel Slane
Robert Rader
Arthur Coonrod
Wyrle Fogel
Harold Claus
Vincent Baylor
W. 2Nd
TB Association
Ira Hubler
Dan Hunter
Francis Meeker
Mystery Sisters
H. O. Older
L. R Rogers
O. P. Caldwell
Montgomery County Social Welfare
John Clapsaddle
Parsons
Circle Six Club
Rose Foust
Raymond Sharp
Lloyd Yarnell
Percy Greene
Andy Hines
Oliver Craig
Holiday Tea Honors Hospital Workers
A Christmas tea at the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital honored volunteer workers who operate the hospital canteen and benefit funds for patients. Canteen committee members hosted in the hospital chapel from 2 to 4 p.m. with hospital staff and Gray Ladies volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Kansas TB Hospital
Gray Ladies
Carl Bedenbender
W. Elm
C. H. Pankraiz
S. Evergreen
Roy Lawson
S. Denman
Robert Louden
Grant
Tribune
American Red Cross
Ethel M. Green
Joe Hummer
Fred Robertson
Barbara Boyer
Jack Banta
Carl J. Wortman
Charlotte Greer
Charles Wampler
Robert Loudon
James Gordon
James Brown
Glasco
Scotland
Galesburg Bears Top Grant in Four County Tilt 54 42
Galesburg outscored Grant 54 to 42 in a close Four County game with a second quarter burst by Galesburg. MacDermit led the winners with 22 points, Shrum added 12, while Carlson had 11 for Grant and Gatewood 10. The B game ended Grant 33 Galesburg 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STARK
Galesburg
Grant
MacDermit
Shrum
Carlson
Gatewood
PBME
Sinsieebiakpian
Midway defeats Altoona 72 55 in Four County League clash
Midway cagers beat Altoona 72 to 55 at home in a Four County League game led by Larry Marple with 19 points while Jerry Daniels scored 23 for Altoona. Altoona won the B game 37 35 and Midway hosts Thayer Tuesday while Altoona visits Galesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Midway
Larry Marple
Jerry Daniels
Thayer
Galesburg
Seaway Clunes
Aspooble
Ap Cance
Cold Wave Hits Northern Plains
A new invasion of cold air moved across the Northern Plains though less severe than earlier mitten and ear muff weather in the South. Other regions show warming trends with 30s in the South Atlantic and 40s to 50s along the Gulf as snow flurries persist in the Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Great Lakes
New England
Pacific Northwest
Central Plains
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
California
Rockies
Erie Masons Elect Officers at Fish Fry in Erie
Erie Masons held their annual election during a fish fry with about 150 members. Mil ford Hall was elected worshipful master, Hur ley Miller senior warden, Harry Shannon junior warden, Verle Craven treasurer, Marvin Huff man secretary, with James White Tom Burress Dalton Rike John Phelps and Pat Stephens named appointive officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Masons
Milford Hall
Hurley Miller
Harry Shannon
Verle Craven
Marvin Huffman
James White
Tom Burress
Dalton Rike
John Phelps
Tyler
Pat Stephens
OES
Erie club officers and statewide safety program visit
Burress serves as club president with Burress as secretary and Forsyth among the active members. Lt Phillips of Emporia and Trooper Houck of the Kansas Highway Patrol visited the high school this week to present an illustrated highway safety program and give students copies of a driver responsibility law booklet. The law takes effect January 1 and is to be shared with parents. Also, Mrs. E P Patterson returned home from Mercy Hospital Parsons after surgery and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burress
Weir
Erie Club
Forsyth
Phillips
Emporia
Duane Houck
Kansas Highway Patrol
E. P. Patterson
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Erie Reds edge St Paul 32 31 in overtime opener
Erie Red Devils edged St. Paul 32 to 31 in overtime to open the Mineral Belt League basketball season. Billy Stephens banked the winner, Mike Sears led Erie with 10 points, Ed Van Leeuwen scored 13 for St. Paul. St. Paul won the B game 41-38. Erie hosts St. Marys Monday and visits Oswego Tuesday. St. Paul hosts West Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Erie Red Devils
St. Paul
Billy Stephens
Mike Sears
Ed van Leeuwen
St. Mary's
Pittsburg
Oswego
West
Hepler Tops Thayer In League Basketball Showdown
Hepler defeats Thayer 56 to 42 in Four-County League action. Tom Armstrong scores 21 for Hepler while George Zugmier adds 18 for Thayer. Thayer B team edges Hepler 40-39 in preliminary play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Hepler
George McCready
Junior Emrick
Feft
Armstrong
Armstrong K
Elsmore Edges LaHarpe 50 47 In Valley League Clash
Elsmore Nips LaHarpe 50 to 47 as Bob Franklin scores 17 for the winners while Larry Nelson and Don Bauer add 14 each. LaHarpe wins girls prelim 33 25 and a grade school game. St Patrick's Walnut at Elsmore Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laharpe
Elsmore
El Dorado Grizzlies top Panthers 60 to 43 in non conference
El Dorado junior college Grizzlies defeated Chanute Black Panthers 60 to 43. Ed White led with 23 points while Don Puckett scored 10 for Chanute and Howard Schooley added nine. Panthers fall to 1-3. next game vs Wichita State freshmen on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
el Dorado Junior College Grizzlies
Chanute Black Panthers
Ed White
Grizzlies
Don Puckett
Panthers
Howard Schooley
Wichita University
Wichita
Chanute
el Dorada
McCune
Hromek
Godfrey Ae Johnson
Ai Ona
Johnson Rites Held for J L Johnson and Others
The funeral service for J L Johnson 85 father of E W Johnson editor of The Tribune will be at Stewart Funeral Home Wamego tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Johnson a retired grocer died Friday. Beever former Chanute resident died in Odessa Texas of heart attack. She was on the Chanute police force during Mayor Watson Stewarts administration. Funeral plans incomplete. Johnson Mortuary to handle arrangements. William R Anderson 79 of 201 N Steuben died at home after short illness. Survived by sister Mrs L A Erickson. Funeral 2 30 p m Monday Koch Skinner Memorial Chapel burial Swede Center Cemetery. ERMEY Mrs Charlie Ermey funeral held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Johnson
E. W. Johnson
the Tribune
Wamego
Stewart Funeral Home
Johnson
Melvin Curtis Beever
Chanute
Odessa
Tex
Beever
Watson Stewart
Minnie Stacey
Carl Miller
Johnson Mortuary
William R. Anderson
N. Steuben
L. A. Erickson
Koch-Skinner
Memorial service and burial at Elmwood Cemetery
The Chanute Tribune notes a funeral yesterday at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. E M Pearson officiating. Music by Mrs Warner Tiegreen Mrs Harold Neptune and Mr Raymond York included Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and The Old Rugged Cross. Flowers by six ladies. Bearers listed. Burial at Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Mortuary
E. M. Pearson
Mmes
Warner Tiegreen
Harold Neptune
Raymond York
Isle of Somewhere
Old Rugged Cross
L. E. Henry
Roy Donnelley
Robert Heaton
Joe Ermey
Robert FE. Ramsey
Dee Akers
Frank Rankins
Giles Weitworth
Vance Ermey
Robert E. Ramsey
Elmwood Cemetery
Ottawa University Choir to Present Christmas Vesper Service
Judy Jordan and Carol Springfield of Chanute are members of the Ottawa University symphonic choir. On December 15 the group will perform its annual Christmas vesper for students and the community at Ottawa. Miss Jordan is a sophomore and daughter of F B Jordan. Mrs Springfield is a senior and daughter of EK D Wiles. The piece will be held at Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Jordan
Carol Springfield
Chanute
Ottawa University Symphonic Choir
Ottawa
Miss Jordan
F. B. Jordan
N. Washington
Springfield
EK. D. Wiles
Admittances and dismissals listed at Neosho Memorial
Friday entries show James E. Donley surgical patient and Mrs John E Walter medical case among ad m ittances. Dismissals include Samuel E Null and Mrs Mereline Leiser, with others. Traffic citations report Neal McCoy Lena Every and Lilian Morford for illegal parking with $2 bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Donley
Surgical
John E. Walter
S. Allen
Medical
Dean Hibbs
S. Malcolm
Judy A. Forslund
W. 3Rd
George E. Smith
Yates Center
Samuel E. Null
S. Lafayette
Donald Holman
Mereline Leiser
Jay Smith
W. Main
Logan Hunt
Robert Noblitt Sr
Hammond
Ind
Neal McCoy
Lena Every
Santa Fe
Lilian Morford
N. Western
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Mrs. Strange
Noble Grand
Board of Trustees
Methodist Church
Robert Allen
Larson
Odd Fellows
Kay Hotel
American Association of University Women
Charlies Rubew
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
St. Cecilia Music Club
Federation Room
Galesburg Bears
Northern Plains
Associated Press
Amealg
Peoples Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
N. Highland
Erie & Vicinity
Erie Bpw
William C. Weir
Mrs. Weir
Carrol Wright
Norma Jean Crockett
Emma McKinney
Margaret Lewis
Winifred Buchanan
Dessie Taylor
Marylin Bennett
Rose Brady
Mary Lee Harmonson
Anne Wemeldorff
Mabel Colan
Lulu Kensinger
Kansas City
Charles Kensinger
Merle Yockey
Erie Oes Chapter
Lucille Huffman
Hanserd House
Marie Rike
Wintress Richey
Vera Shepard
Neva Snyder
Edith Thruman
John Ivan Hand‘rich
Coffeyville
Loren Trammell
John Bebbingston
L. R. Rogers
Glenn Dietz
ElDorado
Carnation Club
Helen Pierce
Gordon Harding
Danville Street
Ella Wells
Harding
Kimball
Erie Post Office
James Hoagland
Vivian Hoagland
James M. Nation
VFW
Federated Church
Wadsworth Hospital
Leavenworth
Morris Raney
Marion Richey
Merle Smith
Dale Kelsey
Wayne Harding
Bill George
Eric
Parsons Kiwanis Club
Charles Forsyth
Tom
Uss
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre, Mont
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Washington
Hepler — & Thayer
Elsmore Nips LaHarpe
Chanute Buildings & Loan
P.O. Box
Chanute, Kans
Main & Santa Fe
Mrs
Ermey
Charlie Ermey
Joplin, Sun
Sun
Kans
WDAF
Chanute Tribune
Richardson Ins. Agen
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ann Landers
Ann Lander
F. Main
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