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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1964

Page

7

Humboldt Chapter Sets Stage For District 15 Instruction

Humboldt chapter will participate in the District No. 15 OES instruction school at LaHarpe on Feb 8, exemplifying the examining committee work and degree formalities. Meeting at Masonic Hall Monday night named Hazel Lewis and Jack Peterson as presiding officers, with Boyd Mundhenke as Rotary Club speaker in Lewis.

Humboldt OES LaHarpe Masonic Hall Hazel Lewis Jack Peterson Boyd Mundhenke Lewis Rotary Club Munchenke West Pakistan Agriculture Peace Corps Pakistan William Griffith

Porter Baby Born In Topeka With Name John Roy Porter II

Mr and Mrs John Porter of Perry welcomed a son born Jan 17 at St Francis Hospital Topeka They will call him J R Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Myron Leonard of Perry Great grandparents Mr and Mrs R C Greer of Humboldt Also Mrs E R Williams hosted a covered dish supper honoring Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crouse moving to Paola Attendees included Crouse Collison Rensick Wright Feeney Scott and hosts A farewell gift was given to the Crouses Mrs Pear Peck reports her brother William Starkey serious ill in a Lawrence hospital His brother E E Starkey of Iola is also noted

John Porter Perry John Roy Porter II St. Francis Hospital Topeka J.R Myron Leonard R. C. Greer Humboldt E. R. Williams Lloyd Crouse Paola Crouse Ben Collison William Rensick R. C. Wright Hulda Feeney Gladys Scott Pear Peck William Starkey Oskaloosa Lawrence Hospital E. E. Starkey Iola

Women Missionary Society circles meet at First Baptist

The Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist met Friday in members' homes with Depth Bible Study. Members cited a scripture verse containing the word promise during roll call. Feb. 7 program announced. Ruby Wright circle hosted ten members two guests and two children.

Leroy Wellcome John Sheldon Lloyd Thompson Carl Ladd Ladd Ed Brinkman Will Hoke Carl Pullman Lawrence Rinehart Joe Peters Sheldon Hoke Women’s Missionary Society First Baptist Church Glenn Hanson Chanute India Ruby Wright Marvin Wellcome Frank Johnson

Fire Award To Pittsburg Fire Award To Pittsburg

Pittsburg Kan and Ferguson Mo named top cities in their states in the 1963 NFPA fire prevention contest. Salina and Great Bend also high in Kansas, Springfield and Raytown in Missouri, with St Joseph and St Louis County district honorable mentions. Nationally Richards Gebaur AF Base Grandview Mo ranked fourth among Air Force units. McConnell AFB Wichita 20th. Ford Motor Co Kansas City assembly plant 10th nationally in industrial division. Ford Hazelwood Mo 19th.

Boston Mass Pittsburg Kan Ferguson National Fire Protection Association Kansas Salina Great Bend Parsons Lakin Olathe Newton Springfield Missouri Raytown St. Joseph Community Fire Protection St. Louis County Richards Gebaur

Douglas in View On Bible Ruling

Associate Justice William C. Douglas says popular Bible reading in public schools does not affect constitutionality. He spoke at Shippensburg State College and highlighted that the Constitution protects the minority even if repugnant to the majority.

Shippensburg, Pa William C. Douglas U.S. Supreme Court Shippensburg State College Douglas

Federal funds aid U.S. poverty programs in 1963

The Agriculture Department reports over 2 billion dollars of federal local and private money supported anti poverty efforts in 1963 under Johnson. Programs include school lunches 831 million with 542 million locally, surplus food donations 2044 million, food stamps 64.8 million, rural electric and telephone loans 371.9 million, rural housing 122 million, senior citizen loans 6 million, recreation loans 3.5 million, water system loans 2.5 million, watershed protection 190 million, public works in forests 32.5 million, timber harvest 134 million, cropland conversion payments 7 million, soil and water conservation 212 million, local conservation projects 1.5 million.

Washington Agriculture Department United States National Forest

Erie society notes on charity drive and club events

Erie B P W meeting with Dr William C Weir as speaker discussed medical progress and a Q A period. Treasurer Ann Wheelock presided in the president's absence. They collect old eye glasses jewelry and Christmas cards for Parsons training school arts study. Next meeting Feb 17 at Mrs W F Thurman. Monday Study Club held recipe luncheon for 21 with high school debate squad led by Tom Locke Chuck Forsyth Jim Ferguson Teresa Welch and Sue Quirin in a discussion on universal public medical care. Officers elected: president Mrs Ralph Watkin s vice president Mrs Harold Heaton secretary treasurer Mrs Milford Hall. Next meeting with Mrs Hall. Bob Rush and Humboldt guests noted for Brillhart birthday. Gambrill and Teeters visited Missouri. Pinackle Club met with Mr and Mrs Herman Morgan. Lucy Treadway won high and traveling prizes. Zoe Sears low. Dwaine Ashcraft high.

W. F. Thurman E. C. Bryan Tom Locke Chuck Forsyth Jim Ferguson Teresa Welch Sue Quirin Don Tucker Ralph Watkins Harold Heaton Town and Country Herman Morgan Lucy Treadway Zoe Sears Dwaine Ashcraft

Golden wedding anniversary in Earl ton marked

The Georges celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. George hosting Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDermot Mrs. Heilman Miller Knecht Alma Waggoner Anna Clingner and Merton Harris. Other gatherings included Kindergarten Mothers Club and Talley Club meetings with multiple local residents in attendance.

Lewis McDermot Ralph Heilman Margaret Miller Mabel Knecht Earlton E. A. George Sunday Georges Alma Waggoner Anna Clingner Merton Harris South Mound Daisy Walker

Vatican poised to fill cardinal ranks with international choices

The death of Cardinal Carlo Chiarlo at 82 reduces the College of Cardinals to 78. Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI may call a consistory soon and elevate about 22 men, potentially totaling 100 cardinals for the first time and favoring non Italians to broaden the church leadership.

Vatican City Paul VI Italy Carlo Cardinal Chiarlo Vatican Curia Lucca Cardinal Chiarlo College of Cardinals Vatican

Not With Money? Woman pleads guilty in Willimantic

Mrs. Margaret Richmond pled guilty in Circuit Court to driving without a license and paid an 18 dollar fine. She said she did not know her license had expired because she hadn’t looked in her wallet since 1960.

Willimantic, Conn Margaret Richmond

Birthday Plans End in Tragedy

New Orleans AP Grady Brumfield aged nine died after a birthday plan ended in tragedy. He was sent home early from school after finishing tests and was struck by a car while walking home in Metairie, his parents Albert and the Brumfield family said. Two schoolmates reported he ran into the path of the vehicle.

New Orleans Grady Brumfield Grady Albert Brumfield Metairie

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