Gleaners Meet and Local Socials at Humboldt
The Gleaners guild of the Christian Church met at Mrs. Bob Rush's home with Mrs. Rush leading devotions and prayer. Other local gatherings included the Women's Club at the Presbyterian Church with a book report by Josephine Casper and a New Year thought by Mrs. Townsend. social details describe hostesses, guests, and table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Gleaners Guild of the Christian Church
Bob Rush
Rush
H. A. Harwood
J. R. Townsend
Women's Club
Martin Henrichs
Edna Spencer
Presbyterian Church
Townsend
William Scott
Josephine Casper
Virginia Kirkland
Inez Moffitt
Russell Runnels
Claude Moone
Lyndell Mosley
LaVerne Wing
Lillian Leabo
Robert Wulf
Parson parade to honor Miss America features local drum corps
Semester exams occupy most students as Chanute Senior High Drum and Bugle Corps, directed by Helen Anderson, joins a Saturday Parsons parade honoring Miss America Debbie Bryant with other dignitaries. Royster staff announces 2nd semester editors. elementary basketball starts with practices and a March tournament. University guests conduct an instructional clinic and a baby-sitting service will run for the concert. Alcott school gains a new TV set and notes faculty changes as junior college funds are pursued in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Chanute
Helen Anderson
Debbie Bryant
Irene Bryant
University of Arkansas
Melvin Owen
Alcott School
Alcott Pta
Owen
Sunshine Erickson
Special Services Center
Pauline Briggs
Alcott
Jean Ashley
Judy Erickson
Wendell McMurray
Buford Fisher
Crosby Qualifiers Lead Colbert and Thirsk at Crosby Event
At Pebble Beach California 11 spots opened for the Bing Crosby pro am golf tournament qualifiers. Jim Colbert of Kansas City and Stan Thirsk of Overland Park Kansas were among the players who earned spots ahead of the event beginning Thursday on three Monterey Peninsula courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble Beach
Calif
Bing Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Jim Colbert
Kansas City
Stan Thirsk
Overland Park
Kan
Streamlined Kansas judiciary and tax plans pressed
The Kansas Senate considers a constitutional amendment to streamline courts from the Supreme Court to new district courts, eliminating existing justice of the peace and probate courts until reestablished. Proposals also seek tax relief with higher homestead exemptions and a restored personal exemption, plus a deduction for earned income taxes for Kansas residents working across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial System
Supreme Court
Jack Quinlan
Topeka
Senate
House
Government runs hatcheries and refuges to aid anglers
The federal government operates 88 fish hatcheries and 35 wildlife refuges serving more than 30 million fishermen and hunters across the nation.
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Tim Yockey
Bill Rickman
M. A. York
Iola
Minnie Towles
L. H. Bunnel
Carlsbad
N. M
A. B. Collins
Mr. Collins
Kerry Churchill
Mina Holcomb
Andrea Barnard
Bob Loy
Connie Riggle
Vicki Scott
Cathy Oliphant
Kathy Lawrence
Cathi Acree
Janet Sandage
Raymond Salzwedel
Terri Jensen
Marilynn Ruble
Gail Abbuehl
Jeri Wyatt
John Irwin
Cindy Bailey
Richie McAlexander
Jerry Steele
Murray Hill
Hutton
Fairfield
Housewives League
Bauer's
Batesel Budweiser Beer
Legge
Anderson
Crosby
Colbert, Thirsk
TV Cablevision
Cablevision
Kansas
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
Ways and Means Committee
William H. Avery
Avery
Civil Rights Commission
Ployes
Robert Watson
Wichita
Commission
Department of Administration and Personnel
Martin Kiger
Department of Administration
Chanute Tribune
Barbara Jean Dixon
Evanston, Ill
Boise College
Boise
Idaho
William H. Butler
Jersey City
N.J
Chicago
Butler
South Highland
Marquette
Westinghouse
Electric Singer
Randall L. Diver
Dwight C. Diver
McCoy Brothers
The
First National Bank of Chanute
Cargo Dike Warde
Ita Saver
W. Main
Brent Surcoats
Orlon
Brent Buttons
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