Married 72 Years Doesn't Seem Long for Kansas Couple
In Paola Kansas Mr and Mrs Harry W Sherar mark their 72nd anniversary at their Spring Ridge farmhouse They recall marriage begun when she was a teacher and he her teenage pupil Now aged 93 and 94 they celebrate with a 12 mile trip to Ottawa for dinner They have seven grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren with no family deaths since the wedding They credit peaceful harmony and lifelong Republican voting since 1892.
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Paola
Kan
Harry W. Sherar
Spring Ridge
Spring Ridge Presbyterian Church
Sherar
Kansas
Ottawa
Dorothy Nutt
Osawatomie
John Linday
San Jose
Calif
Harold
Grand Junction
Colo
Sherars
Ann Landers
Mr. Worthington
Mrs. Worthing
Worthing
Miss Landers
Worthington
Grant Avenue Missionary Circles Meet
The Grant Avenue Baptist church missionary circles met Wednesday. Dorcas Circle hosted by Mrs. Buford Sherbenou with poems and prayers, quilt block activity, and nine members plus two guests. Hannah Circle hosted by Mrs. Carl Magill with skits and love themed devotions, eleven members and two guests. Ruth Circle met at Mrs. Hilda Youngberg with a business meeting, skits, devotions, and refreshments for fourteen members and six guests.
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Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Dorcas
Buford Sherbenou
N. Allen
Lewis Hottenstein
Vernon Youngberg
Gary Haines
Christ
Jim Haines
Esther Tiegreen
Carl Magill
S. Larson
Hannah Circle
Ralph Toland
Magill
Helen Ackerson
ABC
Harold Neptune
Ray Spencer
C. W. Doyle
Ruth Circle
Hilda Youngberg
N. Lafayette
Gene Webber
Frank Hotchkiss
Henry Clay Trumbull
Mmes. E. R. Belt
Ben Nicholas
Leo Cox
C. A. Patton
Bernice Greiser
Hazel Anderson
Mrs Finney Hosts PEO Chapter Meeting
Mrs D A Finney hosted 22 PEO Chapter DD members at 301 S Plumier Thursday. Mrs J D Gough presided. A panel on PEO educational projects was moderated by Mrs Howard Jester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Finney
S. Plumimer
PEO
J. D. Gough
Howard Jester
A. A. Leverenz
A. B. Chauncey
Cottey College
Nevada
Art Holmes
Wilfrid Cavaness
Cancer Society Crusade Clinic Draws Attendees in Independence
Eleven Kansas southeast counties attend the American Cancer Society Crusade clinic at the Independence Elks Club with 65 participants. Chanute representatives include Mrs. James Boerwinkle and W. J. Althaber among others. Neosho County ranks second in attendance and Montgomery County leads. The event presents statistics on cancer deaths and projected cases for 1963.
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Kansas
American Cancer Society Crusade
Elks Club
Independence
Neosho County
Montgomery County
Chanute
James Boerwinkle
W. J. Althaber
Ethel Davidson
Kathryn Lock
Dear Ann Landers problems raise defiant secretary and vows
A letter column with multiple readers seeking Ann Landers guidance on a flirtatious secretary manipulating a married man, a discussion on floor wear from spike heels, and a plea from Reba about attending a Baptist Youth Conference amid a looming divorce. The piece closes noting copyright 1963.
Social Calendar February 23 1963 Events
Do $1 Do Square Dance Club hosts at Alcott School at 8 p.m. Sunday features Great Books Discussion Group at Public Library at 7 30 p.m. in a packed weekend social page.
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Alcott School
Public Library
Elk Creek Farmerettes meet. Elm Acres visit planned
Urbana hostess Mrs Glen Worley led the Elk Creek Farmerettes HDU with readings, prayers, and a trip planned for March 13 to Elm Acres Girard KOAM-TV and a Pittsburg cosmetology school. Earlton Unit hosted by Mrs Alva McLaren. yearbooks discussed and prizes awarded with next meeting March 19 at Mrs Oscar Stich’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Glen Worley
Ral Thayer
Elk ‘Creek
HDU
Junior Raida
James Jones
Melvin Trim
Shelby Wells
Worley
Elm Acres
Gir‘ard
Koam-Tv
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg
Country Cousins
Joe Leaming
Earlton
Alva McLaren
Earl‘ton HD
Mary Sommars
Lloyd Myers
T. B. Hospital
Oscar Stich
Sommars
First Baptist Circles Report October Circle Meetings
The Martha Esther Lydia and Priscilla circles of the First Baptist church held meetings Wednesday afternoon in members homes and at the church. Eight members attended the Martha circle with Mrs. Carl Jackson hosting and Mrs. Percy Rowan Jr presiding. Esther circle hosted by Mrs. Paul Dryden with devotions by Mrs. Milton Manners. Lydia circle at Mrs. Junior Fritz with new member Mrs. Gene Johnson and a quilt block count of 546 for White Cross. Priscilla circle met in the church basement with Jessie LeVan hosting and Mrs. Willard Cleaver presiding. The groups discussed mission materials, translations, and world race relations with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Carl Jackson
Percy Rowan Jr
Axel Anderson
Valley Forge
Vivian Arthur
Rowan
Mission Magazine
Europe
Gordon L. Lahrson
Dick Worley
Dick Worley. Mrs. Rowan
E. Zastrow
Esther
First Baptist Church
Paul Dryden
Alta Allen
Milton Manners
Billy Graham
Brothers
Ralph Chapman
Daisie Wyatt
Gus Thompson
Thompson
Lydia Circle
Junior Fritz
S. Allen
A. A. Frischenmeyer
Gene Johnson
Glen McLaren
Priscilla Circle
Jessie LeVan
Willard Cleaver
Jesus
T. H. Lovett
Betty Killian
William Haines
Fred Mullins
Janis Wicker
Husbands Attend UPW Meeting Amid Lent Prayer Plans
The United Presbyterian Women welcomed husbands to the Wednesday evening meeting led by Mrs. D. A. Finney. Devotions were given by Mrs. Jim Gilbreath. Mrs. Robert Williams announced six Lent morning prayer groups at several homes. Dr. Dwight Blackwood discussed global Communism with a movie and discussion.
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United Presbyterian Women
D. A. Finney
Reuben Burkman
Finney
Jim Gilbreath
Robert Williams
Fred Skinner
S. Larson
J. D. Rector
Luncheon By C of C Groups In Chanute
A joint luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce new industry committee and chamber directors with a visiting industrial consultant will be held Monday at noon at the Tioga Hotel. The consultant will be in Chanute to survey a client industry and view local industrial sites before the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce New Industry Committee
Tioga Hotel
Chanute
Mrs Watt Hostess To Modern Mothers
The Modern Mothers Club met with Mrs. Glen Watt at 304 West 7th. Mrs. E. D. Horne assisted. President Joe Brazil led the group in the Club Collect and a Heart Fund contribution was given. Guest Mrs. R. J. Hayes shared a Puerto Rico trip with slides. Dessert for 15 members and Mrs. Hayes. Next meeting will be a dessert bridge March 7 hosted by Mrs. Carl Tribble.
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Modern Mothers Club
Glen Watt
E. D. Horne
Joe Brazil
Heart Fund
R. J. Hayes
Puerto Rico
Hayes
Carl Tribble
W. 7Th
Rural Homemakers Meet With Mrs Dean Presiding
The Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Vernon Brinkmeyer and Mrs William Dean presiding. A blood use film is to be shown March 5 at 2 30 p.m. and a lesson on The Child Six to 12 Years Old was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Brinkmeyer
S. Central
William Dean
First National Bank
Ernest Kepley
Lucky Horseshoe 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The Lucky Horseshoe 4-H club met February 19 with Lyle Shepard presiding. A first aid course is being taught by Mrs. Lloyd Small. Program included group singing, safety demonstration, health talk, music appreciation, and fire prevention with named leaders. County agent Dan Pherigo gave tips on giving talks. Recreation was led by Larry Shepard.
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Lyle Shepard
Lloyd Small
Jim Evenson
Mary Tefft
David Coltrain
Milton Clegg
Kristy Jones
Christy Small
Dan Pherigo
Larry Shepard
ESA Meets Beta Delta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting
Regular meeting held Monday night at 317 S. Rutter home of Mrs. Glenn Barnby. Mrs. Paul Olson and Mrs. Al Scarlett Humboldt led lesson "The Ideals of Epsilon Alpha." Voted to send $25 to the Institute of Logopedics Wichita.
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Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Glenn Barnby
S. Rutter
Paul Olson
al Scarlett
Humboldt
Epsilon Alpha
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Baby Names Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The following births were recorded at Neosho Memorial Hospital. James Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Leroy of Eric, born February 1. Sonya Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lacen of Humboldt, born February 7. Larry Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Strack of R. 3, born February 9. Tracy Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Roles of 1512 S. Central, born February 11.
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James Norman
James W. Leroy
Eric
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sonya Diane
Bill Lacen
Humboldt
Larry Dean
Dean Strack
Tracy Lynn
Howard D. Roles
S. Central
Mrs. Pearson Hosts Friendly Thimble Club Meeting
The Friendly Thimble Club met at 1001 N Forest with Mrs. Carl Pearson. Members tied a comfort for a needy family and shared devotions. A birthday luncheon was planned for the next meeting at Mrs. Tripp’s 1012 S Washington. A rose bowl was sent to ill Mrs. Bartholomew.
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Thimble Club
Carl Pearson
N. Forest
Alice Braschler
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Fred Bartholomew
Rural Grange Dinners And 25 Year Award Pins
Rural Grange met at the Rural School Thursday evening for a covered dish dinner and a business meeting. Mr and Mrs Arthur Geil and Howard Stitt were announced eligible for 25 year award pins. A skit How To Dress a Baby was presented by S D Propst, Nathan Hole, Wayne Stitt, Larry Ingraham and Robert Christie. Mrs Wayne Stitt led the program. Visitors included Mr and Mrs William Gough, Mrs Hazel Meeker, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Parker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Grange
Arthur Geil
Howard Stitt
S. D. Propst
Nathan Hole
Wayne Stitt
Larry Ingraham
Robert Christie
William Gough
Hazel Meeker
Raymond Parker
Cake Crust Too Sugary Signals Recipe Imbalance
A sugary crust on a cake suggests excess sugar or leavening or both, or improper batter mixing. The issue points to measurement or mixing errors in the recipe process.
De Gaulle to Host Five Monarchs and Chiefs of State
President Charles de Gaulle will welcome five visiting monarchs or chiefs of state to Paris this year and will make two state visits himself. Scheduled guests include Adolfo Lopez Mateos, Gustaf Adolf VI, Louise of Sweden, Hassan II, Charlotte of Luxembourg, and Joao Goulart. De Gaulle will visit Greece and Iran. Also notes looting at Chilham Castle near Ashford with silver and family jewelry taken in a second raid this month. Cap Canaveral, Florida, once part of a U S possession, is mentioned. Mme Roxane Notari, 50, becomes the first woman candidate for Monaco’s National Council as voting rights expand.
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Associated Press
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Presi
Viscount Massereene
Chilham Castle
Ashford
England
Lord Massereene
United States
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Mme. Roxane Notari
Monaco
Principality
National Council
Gas Geyser Mounts Problems Near Attica Kansas
A gas geyser south of Attica Kansas continues erupting with water mud and silt. A meeting with Kansas oilmen and a Kansas Corporation Commission official will review well surveys in a two mile radius to identify leaks. Brine and chloride have tainted Bluff Creek threatening Bluff City water. residents may need to haul drinking water.
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Attica
Kan
South Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
John P. Roberts
Commission
Conservation Division
Bluff Creek
Bluff City
Ralph O'Connor
State Board of Health
Myron Piles
Modern prayers reflect 1963 world say Anne Hopkin
Anne Hopkin of London mother of six and wife of an Industrial Christian Fellowship director suggests new prayers more suited to modern life in 1963. She cites the value of contemporary comforts such as tinned soup processed meat television and nylon coats in sample prayers.
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London
Anne Hopkinson
Industrial Christian Fellowship
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Reba
Chanute Tribune
Dial
First Baptist Circles
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Bank OF Commerce
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Mrs. Dean
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