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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
3
Erie CWF groups met to study India intro with hostesses and leaders across Groups 1 2 3 and 4. Attendance ranged from six to fifteen as January events were noted along with a guild meeting at the church. Also recorded are a Richard Dean birth and several family visits plus a 43 year family reunion trip for the Woods siblings and a surprise birthday dinner.
The Jan 12 13 community calendar lists events at Grace Episcopal Church public library Dante reading at 7:30 p.m. Sarta Fe Woman's Federation Carpenter's Hall 2 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment 10 p.m. Veterans Auxiliary Memorial de Sweet Adelines 7:30 p.m. Duplicate Bank Club Cecilie Club Memorial Building and more meetings across several venues.
Westamerica promotes freedom of choice in investments, offering a wide range of mutual funds and other products with no special fund family. Clients are guided to compare pros, cons, costs, and risks, and to discuss their financial picture in a no obligation consultation.
Buffalo Kansas reports Mrs Myra Wille presiding over a Bluebird Chapter school of instruction at the Masonic hall with 147 registered from Altoona Buffalo Fall River Fredonia Neo desha and others. The evening visit drew about 175 members and a banquet followed at the Christian church with various officers and guests in attendance.
A layette shower at Savonburg City hall honored Mrs. Charles Cable. Hostesses were Mrs. Virginia Carlson Mrs. Gladys Erickson Mrs. Maxine Cuppett and Mrs. Hanette Harlow. Attendees included Helen Cross Amy Lamb Mildred Landers and many others. Gifts arrived from numerous local residents and couples.
The Allen County Mental Health Association invites the public to view a film titled The 91st Day Monday at 7:30 in the courthouse basement in Iola. The film follows a patient returning from a mental hospital and his community’s adjustment. A six seminar series planned by Neosho and Allen County groups will be held in Humboldt, announced at a Neosho County meeting.
Patricia Olson was honored at a Friday afternoon wedding shower hosted by Mrs. E. L. Olson at 609 N. Grant. Hostesses were Mrs. Nels Olson and Mrs. Milford Hall with attendees including Mrs. Carl Olson Mrs. Ray Redburn Mrs. Everett Ideker and others. Gifts came from Mines Virgil Olson Russell Page Roy Bass Don Taylor Art Carlson Charlie Bohlander Ronald Olson and Myrtle Olson.
Meriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge held its monthly gathering Friday in the IOOF hall dining room. Mrs. Cora Manley led a brief business session. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Manley and Mrs. Hillard Blume to 23 members.
Grace Koch of Fredonia died Friday morning at St Margar ets Mercy Hospital in Fredonia. She was born April 5, 1892, to Perry and Estella Myers. She married Will J. Koch on February 25, 1914. he preceded her in death. Survivors include three sons Lester Chanute Oren Monrovia Calif Glenn Tulsa, one brother Lee Myers Fredonia, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Fredonia Methodist church at 2 p.m. Sunday, conducted by the Rev. Thomas H. Walsh. Burial will be in Fredonia cemetery. Cason Funeral Home in charge.
Friday admissions include Robert Greer Humboldt C W Brennan 110 S Highland surgery David S Brotton 204 S Kansas medical Mrs Elmo Null 814 S Lafayette surgery Mrs Robert Dwinell 1615 W 2nd medical Lawrence Lovett 319 N Grant medical Mrs Jack Laver Humboldt surgery Howard Lear Bryant Rest Home medical Dismissals include Carlos Jimenez Humboldt Cynthia Purdom Humboldt Jose DeLa Torre 1009 S Central Birth to Mr and Mrs L Park Myers R 3 a girl Admissions today include Mrs Gladys McCoy 418 E Oak medical Kim Kesner 815 W Cherry surgery William R Wabaunsee 601 S Grant medical Dismissals today include Garry Star mer 805 S Highland Mrs Rose Key 602 N Highland Mrs Marvin Walls 1120 N Washington Mrs Jesse Fogelman Thayer Mrs Julia Hickerson Sedgwick Fire Runs Friday 730 p m one mile east on peer K grass and timber today 10 p m 420 N Santa Fe grass.
Oklahoma State faces Kansas tonight then Kansas State Monday in Stillwater as Henry Iba seeks two wins to push toward a 30th season milestone. Missouri aims for two road wins at Nebraska and Colorado to stay in the chase while Colorado and Kansas endure injuries and upsets. Kansas hopefuls struggle with injuries as K State eyes a rebound at Iowa State after an 18 game league streak. The weekend series will reveal whether a title run is possible this season or a year away.
Galesburg held Edna to low scoring in a 24 to 23 win as Joe Semrad stole the ball and was fouled heading to the layup. McElroy led Galesburg with 10 points, Kimry had 11 for Edna, with a B game win 35-18 behind Blair's 12.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Petersen of Moline Illinois visit their youngest grandchild Jane Marie Kennedy the Chanute New Year’s baby. They toured relatives near Erie Stark rural Eric Walnut and Walnut with the Kennedy family. Harvey Rhodes to present a magic program at Fairfield PTA meeting Monday night at the school.
Mr and Mrs Alphonse Garni er have returned to their Edmonton Alberta home after visiting Mr and Mrs Roy Wiles at 108 S Western.
The Lenoir Citizens Club hosted a covered dish luncheon Friday afternoon in the Memorial Building with 62 members attending. Women of Grace Episcopal Church were hostesses. vice president Angie Mathews led the business meeting. group singing by Burke Peterson and Alta Allen accompanied. readings by Joe Jackson.
The hot St. Louis Billikens meet Cincinnati tonight in a key Missouri Valley showdown. St. Louis is 9-3 overall, 3-0 in the league, riding a seven-game win streak, while Cincinnati, 8-3 overall, 10-1 in the Valley, has never lost a Valley home game and seeks a sustained dominance.
Mrs Jack Haight hosted the Alpha Chi chapter at her home 1022 Tennessee Wednesday evening. Assisted by Mrs Dean Sutcliffe, member Don Dunivant was reinstated. Jane Cordner led the lesson and discussion. next meeting plans with Mrs Gary McKenzie 301 Steuben on Jan 22.
Midway Jets toppled Joint Rural of Stark 64 to 44 paced by Brian Morton's 24 points. Joe Kennedy led Joint Rural with 22 points while David Carlson fouled out early with only one field goal. Midway also won the B game 36-19.
Altoona edged Thayer 30-28 at Thayer to spark a three team tie for the Four County lead with both teams at 4-1. Tom Hyde scored 16 for Altoona and Alger Smith added nine while Thayer got eight from Jim Matlock and Larry Anderson. Altoona also won the B game 51-35.
Fourteen members attended a Thursday luncheon in Iola hosted by To day's Mothers club. Roll call prompted statistics and data on Kansas. Mrs. Jack Sparks presented a lesson titled The Gay and Gaudy History of the Bedroom and Bathroom drawn from McCall's magazine.
Johnson Mortuary states its vehicles are available to families at no charge as part of a range of services provided for convenience. The notice emphasizes compassionate, no-cost support for families during arrangements.
The Ellettsville American Legion post withdrew its petition for a liquor license for its Temperance Street clubhouse in Indiana.
The Strugglers bridge club met at Mrs. Ray Colvin's home at 702 West 7th on Thursday night with two guests, Mrs. Johnny Leroy Jr and Mrs. Jim Keller. Mrs. John Weilert of Humboldt won high and Mrs. Joe Heenan of Humboldt placed low.
Mrs C J Anderson spoke at the Tuesday Beta Delta Chapter gathering in Humboldt about two years spent in East Pakistan with her husband’s construction work. She described local customs dress and daily needs, sharing humor and notable events. Marcella La Salle introduced her. Mrs. Robert Hembree led the business meeting and urged zone meeting attendance in Baxter Springs January 19.
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