Social Calendar Shows Jan 22 Meeting Times Across Groups
Past Matrons of Sunflower chapter meet at 7 30 p m at Memorial Building Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary gathers there for a 7 30 p m session Builders class convenes in First Church parlor at 7 30 p m Fairfield Grange holds 6 p m event at Fairfield School Duplicate Bun Club meets at 7 15 p m in the Home Savings building.
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Veterans of Foreign Warts Auxiliary
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield School
Town and Country EHU installs 1968 officers
Town and Country EHU met with Mrs. Joe Gormley as President Mrs. Glen Doepke presided. New officers named include Mrs. Doepke president Mrs. Donald McReynolds vice president Mrs. Billy Joe LaRue secretary and Mrs. John Crownover treasurer. Unit chairmen listed and 1968 programs outlined.
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Town and Country
EHU
Joe Gormley
N. Forest
Glen Doepke
Lloyd Dalton
Neosho County Economics Advisory Committee
Town and
Doepke
Donald McReynolds
Billy Joe LaRue
John Crownover
New Officers Installed By Grant EH Unit
The Grant EHU met at Mrs. Bernard Smith home with 13 members and two guests. Mrs. Angels joined the unit and pennies for friendship were collected. Plans were discussed for home economics days at Manhattan January 30 and 31. The 1968 officers were installed by Mrs Odin Dunham.
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Grant Ehu
Bernard Smith
Ralph Angels
Pat Boyle
Angels
Manhattan
Paul Cook
Odin Dunham
Senior Mothers Club Elects New Officers
Mrs. Grace Hupp hosted the Senior Mothers Club gathering at her daughter’s home on 517 N. Highland. Mrs. A C Wink presided as president and announced new officers including T H Pollack first VP Zack Baker second VP George Marisch secretary Jess Dent treasurer F J Meeker chaplain and Robert Cation historian. Roy Johnson led a New Mexico lesson for 10 members.
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Grace Hupp
Senior Mothers Club
E. R. Parr
N. Highland
A. C. Wink
Wink
T. H. Pollack
Zack Baker
George Marisch
Jess Dent
F. J. Meeker
Robert Cation
Roy Johnson
New Mexico
Neosho Valley Coin Club Honors New Officers
Neosho Valley Coin Club held a dinner to honor their new officers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hilton, 313 N Highland. Attendees included L. M. Dannenberg, Robert Trabue, Richard Markham, Everett Hole, Marvin Knapp, and Jack Slater.
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Joe Hilton
N. Highland
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Messrs
Mmes. L. M. Dannenberg
Robert Trabue
Richard Markham
Everett Hole
Marvin Knapp
Jack Slater
Chaincomers Meet in Central Park Event
Chaincomers met Thursday in the Central Park Community building with seven members and one sponsor Mrs Edna Weber representing First National Bank in attendance. Hosts were Mrs W F Dunlap and Mrs Dick Crowl. The next meeting is set for February 1.
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Central Park
Edna Weber
First National Bank
W. F. Dunlap
Dick Crowl
Friendly Neighbors Meet in Rice Home
The Friendly Neighbors Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Dale Rice's home in Savonburg for a noon luncheon of turkey sandwiches and sweet rolls. Eleven members and one guest, Charlotte Collins, attended. prize winner Mrs. Nellie Stevens. The group planned March birthday cake favors and a March of Dimes donation.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Dale Rice
R. 1
Savonburg
Erie Center winter concert at the high school
The Erie attendance center music department presents its annual winter concert Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with the junior high concert band the high school girls glee club choir concert band and stage band under director Robert Stahl.
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Erie
Robert Stahl
Mrs Heaton Hosts Modern Mothers Club Meeting
Mrs. Ralph Heaton hosted the Modern Mothers Club meeting yesterday afternoon at 1219 West Fourth. Twelve members attended the current events program led by Mrs. Wilbur Thompson with Mrs. C. J. Anderson presiding. A covered dish luncheon and recipe exchange is planned for February 8 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe’s home, 305 South Tennessee.
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Ralph Heaton
Modern Mothers Club
Wilbur Thompson
C. J. Anderson
Joe Sutcliffe
Tennessee
Chris Barnhart Birthday Party Honored at Home
Chris Barnhart age 12 son of Mr and Mrs Ray Barnhart at 643 S Malcolm was honored with a birthday party yesterday. Mrs Gene Roush assisted with games and refreshments of ice cream and cake for the honoree and guests Mickey Ratliff Kenny Krawietz Kenny Corbitt Pat Storm Tim Allen Jim Stich and Greg Barnhart Gifts were sent by Neal Jackson and Paul Stich.
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Chris Barnhart
Ray Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Mickey Ratliff
Kenny Krawietz
Kenny Corbitt
Pat Storm
Tim Allen
Jim Stich
Greg Barnhart
Neal Jackson
Paul Stich
KU Brass Choir To Beat Fredonia
The University of Kansas Brass Choir and Chamber Choir perform in Fredonia on January 29 at 8 p.m. in the Fredonia High School auditorium under the Fredonia Arts Council sponsorship.
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KU Brass Choir
Fredonia
University of Kansas
Kansette Club Hosts Afternoon Gathering
Edith Kansette hosted the Kansette Club yesterday afternoon at 1425 Edith. Nine members attended along with three children and guest Mrs. Fern Sayer, accompanied by Mrs. Wayne Butcher.
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Harold Sharp
Edith
Fern Sayer
Wayne Butcher
Cheryl Morton Engaged To Bryan Mailes
Mr and Mrs Don Morton announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl to Bryan Mailes son of Mr and Mrs Richard Mailes both of Humboldt The couple plan a spring wedding Cheryl a 1967 graduate of Chanute High School and Kansas City College of Automation works as a key punch operator for Hallmark Bryan a 1966 Humboldt High School graduate is stationed with the Air Force at Clinton Sherman AFB Oklahoma
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Don Morton
S. Central
Cheryl
Bryan Mailes
Richard Mailes
Humboldt
Miss Morton
Chanute Senior High School
Kansas City College of Automation
Hallmark
Kansas City
Humboldt High School
Air Force
Clinton Sherman Afb
Oklahoma
Heloise Hints Offer Kitchen Freezer Tips From Dear Heloise
The column shares ideas to keep ice cream firm by freezing in small tubs and clamping lids, plus tips to avoid dishes while eating from tubs. It suggests slicing bricks between crackers and bagging for refreezer storage. The note thanks readers for kitchen hints useful in a split level home with stairs.
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Heloise
The Promise of His Coming five night study at First Assembly
The Rev. R. E. Owen will lead a five night study January 22 to January 26 at First Assembly of God Church 220 South Forest St on the Second Coming. Textbook The Promise of His Coming by Dr. Staley M. Horton will be used. Emphasis on biblical doctrine and daily living not date setting. Doors open 6:30 p.m. services start 7 p.m.
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Jesus Christ
First Assembly of God Church
South Forest St
R. E. Owen
Staley M. Horton
Central Bible College
Assemblies of God Ministerial Training College
Springfield
Owen
Walnut Area Club Hosts Small Meeting in Bad Weather
Mrs Clara Forst hosted Wide a Wake Club members at her home but illness cut attendance. Twenty one members answered roll call for Walnut Wonder Workers 4 H Club at the American Legion hall with talks and plans for Crawford County H Days.
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Walnut
Clara Forst
Marie Dowling
Walnut Wonder Workers
PEO Chapter DD Meets at Mrs Harold Black’s Home
Twenty two members of chapter DD PEO met with Mrs Harold Black at 516 W 5th Thursday afternoon. Tea was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Carl Pate. Candles and marguerites commemorated the seven founders. Program presented by Mrs Ben Barber. Feb 1 meeting set for Mrs Boyd Burns home 1312 W 5th.
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Chapter DD
PEO
Harold Black
Carl Pate
Ben Barber
Boyd Burns
Heloise Answers Readers On Household Hints
The column notes Heloise receives a huge mail volume and cannot answer every letter. She invites readers to send questions and promises to respond in the column when possible. A reader mentions safe storage for knives using two plastic divided trays to keep children away from sharp tools.
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Heloise
Sixteen Drivers Complete Defensive Driving Course
Sixteen students earned completion certificates in a defensive driving course taught by Highway Patrol Trooper Marion Cox at Central Park Community Building. Twenty one residents from Chanute and Humboldt enrolled as the two week program met two evenings weekly. Sponsoring organizations were the Neosho County Agricultural Extension Service and the Kansas Highway Patrol.
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Highway Patrol
Marion Cox
Central Park
Chanute
Humboldt
Cox
Neosho County
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Kansas
Kansas traffic death log reports 29 fatalities for January 1968 and 29 for the 24 hours ending 9 am. Comparable period in 1967 shows 22 fatalities. Numbers reflect deaths on Topeka roads and surrounding areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Weather Kansas City 24 Hour Temperatures Precipitation
Kansas City area weather report for 24 hours ending at 6 a.m. notes high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. Data reflects readings from local stations and national meteorological services.
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Kansas City
Night Class Enrollment At Neosho County Junior College
Enrollment for spring term adult evening education at Neosho County Community Junior College will be held Tuesday 7 to 8 p m in the Little Theater. Al Jones director notes nine new courses bring total to 30 with offerings like Dictation and Transcription Economics World Civilization Drapery Making Financial Management Machine Drawing Machine Shop Practices Management Workshop and Promotional Speech. Some classes may earn high school or junior college credit. Enrollments accepted 1 4 p m Jan 20 26 at the Senior Trade School.
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Neosho County
Jones
Bible quiz questions by Lavina Ross Fowler
A short reading presents five Bible questions with verse references covering Moses’ speaking, Jesus weeping, Peter’s vision in Joppa, the Christ Child’s cradle, and the final parable of the Sermon on the Mount. It notes scoring: four correct excellent, three correct good.
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Lavina Ross Fowler
Jesus
Peter
James
Joppa
Chanute Tribune publisher and staff listing
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Wayne J. Smith advertising Mar. Fay D. Clopine and circulation Mer. Ben Nicholas. Billing and press details provided with subscription rates for various territories and delivery options.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Fma
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Paul Thomas
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Cheryl Morton
Westwide Club
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al Mark Ward
Jerry Noakes
Harry Little
Teresa Stephan
Vincent
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Okla
Otto Schulz
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Helen Pryor
Don Titmus
Doug Sweetser
Jeff
Pittsburg
Carrie Briley
Ersal Sawers
Parsons
Olathe
William Feitz
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Carri Briley
Mrs. Harold Black
Evelyn
Chanute, Kansas
Dan River
Gibson
Ana
L.P
Eta
Russell
Neosho
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Mall
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Majestic Beauty Salon
Patricia
Pat” Frederick
Pittsburg College
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