Needs of Children 6 to 12 Years Old Lesson of HD Units
Neosho County home demonstration units focus on school age development. The article notes children six to twelve seek success through real tasks, need parental guidance toward self discipline, and benefits from consistent, sincere support from family and community groups during a period of growing social skills and responsibility. Hulda Parker Chapter installs new officers with Mrs. E C Gilbert presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Hulda Parker
E. C. Gilbert
Dna Gilbert
Sunflower
Thayer
Frefirm
Childonia
Coffeyville Tren
Fred Heinze
Phy Taylor
Frank Davidson
Marshall
Dave Bercause
Vivian Briggs
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Irvin Bennett
Stark Hdu
Ernest Clevenger
Ogeese Valley Hdu
Collar Yanking Out Of Fashion And Courtroom Advice
In a readers column Ann Landers tackles etiquette over collar yanking to read labels, handling gossip about tragedy, and practical tips for divorced parents. The exchange includes guidance on telling children about tragedy, seeking legal help, and ensuring divorce papers specify payments and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society For Preservation of Good Manners
Ann Landers
Ann
Good Lord
Monterey
Social Calendar Teesday to Thursday events listed
Calendar listings for January 1 1968 through January 3 1963 detail meetings and group activities across multiple churches, clubs, and organizations. Entries include Gem and Mineral Society, Ladies Auxiliary, Chanute Textile Paint club, Cosmos Study club, Women’s Missionary Society groups, St Patrick’s Altar Society, Sub Debs, Christian Women’s Fellowship groups, and various service and PTA gatherings with locations such as EUB Church First Methodist Lovescircle and Grant Avenue Baptist Church.
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Teesday
Barathea Service Guild
EUB
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Chanute
Carpenters Hell
A.m. Cosmos
Lee Garmon
Evergreen
Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mary Circle
United Presbyterian Women
Women’s Missionary Association
United Brethren In Christchurch
Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
St. Patrick's Altar Society
St. Patrick's School
Debs
Linda Sparks
Christian Women's Fellowship
M. Eastburn
Grant
V. C. Steele
St. Kansas
Frank Fackler
W. 4Th
Emmet Boize
Tennessee
Gerald Rowan
H. Lb. Booe
Kansas
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Women’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Lydia Circle
Rainbow For
Masonic Temple
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
Royal Neighbors of America
Guild
EUB Church
Hutton Pta
Missionary Prayer Band
Bible Baptist) Church
Rural Grange Meeting
Et Rural School
P.m. Seamona Hdu
Clyde Russell
Senior Citizens Program Lights Up Memorial Building
The Senior Citizens met Friday at the Memorial Building with 24 members present. Charlene Parker performed pantomimes and piano pieces, Steve Lopeman and Linda Wagner offered songs, and Bruce Parker provided piano and Barbara Kirby accordion solos. The event featured several dance numbers and group singing with Mrs Lopeman accompanying on the ukulele.
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Memorial Building
Martin Retunno
Jesse Roberts
Sarah Heller
Robert Lopeman
Charlene Parker
Steve Lopeman
Linda Wagner
Bruce Parker
Barbara Kirby
Cheryl Heaton
Ruth Ann Caldwell
Mrs. Lopeman
Willcotts Host BMA Dinner Dance for Insurance Staff
Mr and Mrs Ralph Willcott hosted a Business Men's Assurance dinner and dance at the Tioga Hotel with a Saturday morning sales meeting. Attending were numerous couples from Coffeyville Garnett Parsons Chanute Girard and other towns including George Pierce and Dorothy Kistler.
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Ralph Willcott
Business Men's Assurance
Tioga Hotel
Harry Brown
Coffeyville
Ted Callow
Garnett
Elsworth Clayton
Joe Hess
Fort Scott
Richard Coykendall
Humboldt
Tom Crawshaw
Parsons
Carl Graham
Harley Zumalt
Neosho
Charles Krull
Mound City
Gene Overholser
Southwest City
George Pierce
Galena
Dorothy Kistler
Girard
Erle Schweizer
Burlington
Dale Snodgrass
Iola
Charles Warner
Cherryvale
Cole Leverenz
Edna Peterson
Harley Nelson
Harold Arthur
Chanute
Roger Willey
Pittsburg
Willcott
4 H Club elects Neosho County officers at December meeting
Neosho County 4 H members ages 13 and up elected Ronne Smith president at a December 27 gathering in the Home Savings building. Joyce Wemeldorff was chosen vice president, Sandy Heady secretary, and Ruby Baker reporter. After business, members played games and danced. The article also includes a pistachio nut prep tip and a recipe idea involving raisins and melted chocolate.
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Neosho County
Ronne Smith
4-H
Home Savings Building
Joyce Wemeldorff
Sandy Heady
Ruby Baker
Radiation dispute at AAAS sparks criticism of science panel
At the 129th AAAS meeting James Van Allen assailed the President's Science Advisory Committee over its August report on a July high altitude nuclear test. He warned artificial radiation belts would fade in a few years and questioned reliance on Telstar data over Injun satellite findings.
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James van Allen
David Beckler
van Allen
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Space Agency
United States
Mars
Philadelphia
Thenauts
Science Advisory Committee
Johnston Island
Pacific
State University of Iowa
Telstar
Jerone B. Weisner
James W. Warwick
Boulder
Colo
New York
J. I. Rabi
Columbia University
Warwick
Rabi
Stewarts Observe Fiftieth Anniversary in Coffeyville
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Stewart celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house at their Coffeyville home. Their family hosts include Ralph Stewart, Cecil Witt, J J Enright, David Stewart, Calvin Stewart, and Mable Stewart. The couple has 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. they wed January 6 1913 in Iola and farmed 25 years in Prairie Hall and Golden Valley.
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Ernest R. Stewart
Coffeyville
Ralph Stewart
Cecil B. Witt
Parsons
J. J. Enright
Kansas City
David Stewart
Hobbs
N.M
Calvin Stewart
Benson
Ill
Mable Stewart
Stewart
Teir
Iola
Prairie Hall
Golden Valley
Chanute
Mint Candy Frosting on Warm Cake
Instructions describe placing mint flavored chocolate candies on freshly baked cake surface then returning it to the oven briefly to melt. The melted candies are spread evenly to form a mint glaze finish.
Christmas Dinner Guests Around Thornburg Area
Mr and Mrs Leo Huffman joined Mr and Mrs Claude Carter for Christmas Day dinner. Several families, including the Umbargers with C J Jordon at rural Fredonia and the Bradfords with Lynt Erickson and sons, shared holiday meals. The Browns visited Missouri relatives, and other gatherings included Mr and Mrs Frank Green in Altoona, and the Worleys in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Thornburg
Leo Huffman
Claude Carter
Guy Umbarger
C. J. Jordon
Rura Fredonia
Walter Bradford
Lynt Erickson and Sons
David Brown
Missouri
Lee Bradford
Richard and
Sharonlee
Frank Green
Altoona
Leland Worley
Kansas City
Kan
Nellie Barnett
Gerald Wiltse
Walte
Bradford
Floyd Laddane
Alan J
Walte Bradford
First steamboat on Ohio River and Louisville voyage
The first steamboat on the Ohio River was the New Orleans which moved down the Ohio and Mississippi in 1811 and stayed in New Orleans. The first to navigate up the Ohio to Louisville was the Enterprise in 1815.
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Louisville, Ky
New Orleans
Ohio
Mississipp
Louisville
Enterprise
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Hulda Parker Oes
Shelby Wells
D. A. Finney
Junior T. Zimmerman
Finney
Petterson
Lou Darlington
Charles Blatchard
Kenneth Raney
Sam Willis
Eugene Geyer
Hazel Slane
Ruth Shannon
Adah
Lloyd Drybread
Ruth
R. W. Anderson
Martha
Ora S. Ritterhouse
Imelda Adelgren
Aunt Marie
Landers Wit
Gee
Ans Landers
Dia Tribune
Pat's
Garfield
Chanute, Kansas
Folks
Pat
Yours
Pat Reid
P. S
Willcotts
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield OF
Topeka Boulevard
Topeka, Kansas
Kansas Hospital
Sve. Assn
Sve
Astro
Chanute Tribune
Stewarts
Bank OF Commerce
F.D.L.C
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