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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1963

Page

3

Savadge in Neosho hospital reported in satisfactory condition

Brief notes Alfred C. Savadge of Route 2 remains in Neosho Memorial Hospital after a severe heart attack a week ago, with officials reporting his condition as satisfactory. Other local items include an ad for Fried chicken and noodles at Airport Cafe, a Fairfield Grange meeting at 7 30 p.m. Monday, and Coin Cleaning and Nu Way Laundry service offers.

Alfred C. Savidge Neosho Memorial Hospital Nu-Way N. Allen Bowling Alley

Deaths and Funerals in Neosho and Thayer

Mrs. Carl J Schickhardt 56 of 115 N Lafayette dies at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born 1906 in Des Moines Iowa she was a First Presbyterian member. Survived by husband Carl daughter Carol Ann Johnson Richardson four grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at First Presbyterian Elmwood burial at Elmwood Koch-Skinner Home in charge. Mrs James Plummer Frances Plummer 73 Thayer dies at Wilson County Hospital Neddesha born 1889 in Louisa County Iowa. She married James Plummer 1909 in Cherry Vale. Survived by two children two brothers five sisters and one half brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete Robinson Funeral Home Thayer.

Martha Schickhardt N. Lafayette Neosho Memorial Hospital Des Moines Iowa First Presbyterian Church Carl J. Schickhardt Chanute Reynold Carol Ann) Johnson Richardson Tex Bradley Ray Stefani Ann Elmwood Koch-Skinner Memorial Louisa County John Laura Hill Cherryvale James Plummer Parm Robertson Thayer Ernest Plummer A. M. Hill Tulsa John Hill Animas N.M W. H. Hill

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Friday at Neosho Memorial

Daily Transcript lists Adams and other patients admitted or discharged at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Friday admissions include Mrs Law rence Blackwood Buffalo medical Aaron Kepley Earlton medical and Gilbert Ranz 310 S Western medical Gene Coston R1 surgery Mrs Leonard Mason Kansas City surgery. Dismissals include Mrs D C Sutton 1801 S Evergreen Mrs Frank Schul 401 N Santa Fe Mrs William Lee 930 S Lincoln Charles Haviland 1006 S Forest Roy Williams 601 N Grant Louise Waggoner R1 Sheridan Davidson 523 S Western Mrs Thomas Miller Stark Lee Lasater 218 N Grant Mrs Milo Keser and daughter 815 W Cherry.

D. C. Sutton S. Evergreen Frank Schul N. Santa Fe William Lee S. Lincoln Charles Haviland S. Forest Roy Williams N. Grant Gilbert Ranz S. Western Gene Coson Leonard Mason Kansas City Louise Waggoner Willard Hasty and N. Central Sheridan Davidson Thomas Miller Stark Lee Lasater Milo Keseer W. Cherry

Grandson Named Alternate for Air Force and Naval Academies

William C. Markley III, grandson of a Chanute family and son of Col. William C. Markley Jr., was named second alternate for the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and an alternate for the Naval Academy in Annapolis. He is a senior at Bellevue High School and an honor student.

Chanute Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Naval Academy Annapolis William C. Markley III William C. Markley Jr Offutt Air Base Bellvue Neb W. C. Markley S. Central the Tribune Frank Carlson Markley Carlson Merkley Walter McVey

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Chief Matlock Demonstrates Life Saving Technique

Chanute police chief Lige Matlock spoke to Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People in Erie. He demonstrated mouth to mouth artificial respiration with a rescue manikin and explained mouth to nose methods and age related differences.

Lige Matlock Chanute Neosho County Farm Bureau Erie Matlock Don Sailors George Bartholomew Howard Bailey Kansas Farm Bureau Hutchinson Labette County Farm Bureau

Humboldt Deer Herd Grows In Private Reservation

A private reserve on North Second Street hosts a deer herd that has risen to six, from three, after two more were added and a newcomer arrived about two months ago. A recent fight between older deer led to one death, while antlers fade during the rainy pre-spring period and new ones will grow. The scene also notes community circle activities and meetings involving the Bridgette club, the Women’s Service Guild, and the Social Order of the Beauceant as they plan February and March duties and prepare for a supreme visit in January.

Humboldt WSG Mr. Ludecke L. A. Brown Women's Service Guild United Bernard Presbyterian Vern R. Smith Phil Cle Metta Bailey Flottman Hugh Shirley Mines Waldo Adams Benjamin Iola Barfoot John Billings William H Iola Burtch Gilbert W. Cation Ralph Assembly The Social Order of Clifton Albert de Merrit Maude Beauceant Assembly R. F. Hartzog Fred Hiller A. J. Hixon G. W. Horn Georgia Ludlum G. A. Redfield Russell Runnels Grover Russell Mary Schaffner Hugh Shirley E. P. Smith H. H. Stewart J. A. van Nice R. C. Wright

Homemakers Club Met Afternoon Meeting Summary

The Homemakers club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mar Parkhurst presiding. Members worked on yearbooks and created magazine baskets. Seven members attended and the next meeting will be with Edna Spencer at 1430 South Malcoln.

Don Fred Freeman E. N. Hill Homemakers Club Wed- C. Johnson Fred Lantz

Social Calendar Mendey January 1 1968

Listings for clubs and meetings across Chanute include Duplicate Bridge at Tiege Hotel 7 30 pm Rebekah Lodge 100 F hail 7 30 pm Arts and Crafts Launching Pod 9 30 am Deborah Circle First Methodist Mrs Charlies Rhodes 23 Lefeyette 8 pm Fairfield Grange 7 30 pm Tuesday January 2 1963 Hulda Parker Chapter CBS Masonic Temple 7 30 pm Ladies of the Grand Army Memorial Building 2 pm Murray Hill PTA study group 9 15 am Community Council Memorial Building 7 30 pm Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall 9 am BPW Circle First Baptist Mrs Loren Lowe 906 Tennessee Outlook Study Club Mrs Floyd Johnson 1410 W Walnut 2 pm Who's Who Study Club Mrs M W Wilson 616 N Grant 2 pm Rainbow HD Unit Mrs Frank Fackier 22 W 4th 1 30 pm Tuesday Reading Club Mrs Lee Embry 215 N Garfield 1 pm Athenaeum Mrs H W Lewis 719 Malcolm 2 pm Quest Club Mrs Wilfred Deveness 220 N Steuben 2 30 pm Modern Study Club Mrs David L McCune 1206 W 5th 2 pm Twentieth Century Study Club Mrs A M Garton 19 Lefayette 2 pm Round Table Study Club Mrs C H Pankratz 519 Lefayette 2 pm Sorosis Mrs Ernest Stemple 223 N Garfield 2 pm Chanute Culture Club Mrs Dave Petterson 008 Central 2 pm Belle Lettres Reading Club Mrs Maude Gillian 910 Evergreen 1 30 pm Art and Literature Dwight McCreight 311 N Lersen 2 pm.

Jenvery Hulda Parker CBS Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Building Murray Hill PTA Community Council Chanute Textile First Baptist Church Loren Lowe Tennessee Outlook Floyd Johnson W. Walnut M. W. Wilson N. Grant Rainbow HD Prank Fackier W. 4Th Lee Embry N. Garfield Athenaeum H. W. Lewis Malcolm Quest Club Wilfred Deveness N. Steuben Modern Study Club David L. McCune W. Sth Twentieth Century Study Club A. M. Garton Evergreen Sorosis Ernest Stemple Chanute Culture Club Dave Petterson Central Belle Lettres Maude Gillian Dwight McCreight Lersen

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Snowbound Plains Endure Blizzards and Subzero Cold

The Associated Press reports sweeping winter weather across the Plains and Midwest. Blowing snow and 30 mph winds reduced visibility in Kansas as many rural schools closed and roads became hazardous. Temperatures plunged below zero from Nebraska to Montana, with -41 in Butte and -37 in Bozeman.

Associated Press Kansas Texas Plains States Texas Panhandle Dalhart Upper Panhandle Nebraska Montana Colorado New England Central Plains Mississippi Valley New Mexico Rockies Ohio Valley Gulf Coast Florida Keys

Rural Homemakers Meet in Stitt Home

The Rural Homemakers HD Unit met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Wayne Stitt’s home. Officers for 1963 were installed by advisory member Roy Tunnell. The group planned to continue at the Bloodmobile Canteen and collected Pennies for Friendship. A lesson on The School Age Child was given by Mrs. William Dean. Hostess Mabel Pens served 12 members, two guests, Mrs. Shrimplin and Mrs. Tunnell, and five children. Shrimplin was welcomed as a new member. Next meeting February 21 with hostess Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer.

Wayne Stitt R. J Roy Tunnell William Dean Mabel Pens Carl Shrimplin Tunnell

Past Presidents In Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met with Mrs. H M Bauer for a covered dish luncheon. Hazel Stevens was elected president and Marie McBeath was re elected secretary and treasurer. Sixteen members attended. Birthday cake was baked for five members. The next meeting is February 15 with Kenneth Reinhardt and George Wilson assisting.

Ladies Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad H. M. Bauer Letta McConnell Hazel Stevens Marie McBeath McBeath Mmnes Bessie Barker Edna Emerick Mable Walker

Perfect Attendance Noted in Neosho Valley HD Unit Meeting

The Neosho Valley HD Unit held a Friday session with Mrs C Boman and others. Five members had perfect attendance last year. A district meeting is set for May 2 in Pittsburg. The group voted to join the Neosho County Health Association and welcomed Mrs Joe Ermey as a new member. Door prize went to Mrs Marvin Wolfe. The next meeting is Feb 15 with Mrs Harry Larson who led a lesson on the school age child’s growth.

Neosho Valley C. 0 Boman Pittsburg Neosho County Health Association Marvin Wolfe Joe Ermey Harry Larson Larson

Harmony Unit Meeting at Berthot Home

Mrs Wayne Berthot hosted nine members and one guest Mrs Roy Tunnell of the Harmony HD Unit on Friday afternoon. Berthot led a lesson on Growth and Development of the Child Between Six and Twelve and recommended four family books. Officers installed include President Mrs J H Alford Vice President Mrs Berthot Secretary Mrs Robert Johnson Treasurer Mrs Rush and Public Relations Mrs Cecil Arnett. The next meeting is with Mrs Rollow Rush Feb 1 at 2 p.m.

Wayne Berthot Roy Tunnell Harmony HD Unit

Mrs Ames Hostess To Queen Esthers

The Queen Esther class of the First Christian church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J W Ames as hostess Mrs Clemings opened the meeting Jim Evans gave devotions How Big Is Your God Mrs Barker explained the history behind Blessed Assurance a hymn by Fannie Crosby Group singing accompanied by Mrs Evans 15 members and one guest the Rev La Moine Waldron next meeting Feb 20 with Mrs Clemings hostess Argentina geography noted as 900 miles wide north 150 miles wide south and 2300 miles long

First Christian Church J. W. Ames F. E. Clemings Jim Evans God R. C. Barker Fannie Crosby Evans Ames

Mrs. Myers Heads Senior Mothers Group

The Senior Mothers met with Mrs Elvis Brenton at 216 N Western on Thursday. Officers elected include Foster Myers president Dana Dorst first vice president P C Forslund second vice president Glen McLaren secretary A C Wink treasurer A A Miller chaplain and R R Callon historian. Twenty one members answered roll call with an item of Kansas history. Refreshments were served.

Elvis Brenton N. Western Minnie Haines A. A. Miller Francis Meeker Glen McLaren Rockefeller Foster Myers Dana Dorst P. C. Forslund A. C. Wink R. R. Callon Kansas

Advertising In This Newspaper Sparks Consumer Interest

An advertisement filled page highlights products and services likely to attract readers. Deals span household items, clothing, and local business offerings.

Women’s Arts and Crafts At Launching Pad

The Women’s Arts and Crafts group will meet at the Launching Pad on Monday for general crafts. Attendees should bring sand paper discarded Christmas cards glue pinking shears and a paper punch. Mrs. Hans Herold supervises the classes. Meeting runs 9 30 a m to 4 p m with optional sack lunches and come and go access.

Hans Herold

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Airport Cafe Fairfield Grange Fairfield Mrs. James Plummer Frances Plummer Juline Thayer Wilson County Neddesha Robinson Daily Transcript Lawrence Blackwood Buffalo, Medical Aaron Kepley Earlton Medical West Main Westamerica Securites Inc M. Harris W. Finney Myron George Pacific Coast Stock Exchange Chief Matlock Charlotte Townsend Lilyan Freeman Mmes Will Caldwell Carl Cation Ralph Cox Leonard Ford H. K. Johnson Courtney Moses Lloyd, Moon Robert E. Osborne Richard Rogers Howard Russell William S. Scott Robert Sharp Robert Townsend C. S. Williams Ralph Kepley Circle III Will March Orval Swaney Wayne Kepley U.S. Navy K. W. Bratmer Bridgette Club San Diego Swaney Claudia Glover L. T. Cannon William H. Cannon Bertha Clay A. B. Collins W. L. Drake Robert Gor Mrs. Seefeldt Mendey Shakespeare Mable Hudson W. Main Ney Williams Tiege Sewyer Hell Rebekah Ledge Deborah WSCS First Methodist Church Charlies Rhodes Lefeyette Feirfield Grange Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service N. Highland Chanute, Kansas Phore Grant Avenue Lois Erickson Butte Mont Bozeman North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota International Falls Minn Akron Denver Arizona Mountains Plains Atlantic Coast Midwest Roy S. Gibson Clifford L. Gibson Chanute, Kas Stitt Home Harmony Unit Berthot Home Mrs. Ames Queen Esthers Argentina James N. Evergreen Mrs. Myers Adv Wilson's Davis Paint Store Peoples Cleaners al & Fern Chauncey A Tribune Chanute Tribune
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