Senior Mothers Club Re-Elects Officers
Senior Mothers club re elected officers for another year at a Memorial building meeting. Officers listed include Mrs. Robert Catlon president Mrs. Ben Morgan first vice president Mrs. W Roy Johnson second vice president Mrs A A Miller secretary Mrs Foster Myers treasurer Mrs G C McLaren chaplain and Mrs Lee Embry historian. The group donated to the March of Dimes. Mrs Axel Anderson Mrs McLaren and Mrs J G Dunn led religious readings and club hostesses served sandwiches and coffee to 19 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
Robert Catlon
Ben Morgan
W. Roy Johnson
A. A. Miller
Foster Myers
G. C. McLaren
Lee Embry
Morgan
C. H. Decker
Neighbor Club Meets At Glen Winder Home
Mrs. Glen Winder hosted a Friendly Neighbor luncheon at her Glen Winder residence. Guests included Richard Winder Wilbert Johnson and others. The penny gift went to Mrs. Wilbert Johnson and the next meeting is set for February 18 with Mrs. Ralph Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Winder
R. J. Erie
Friendly Neighbor Club
Richard Winder
Wilbert Johnson
Mmes
Harold Winans
Orville Libby
Wilbur Switzer
Ralph Baker
Mabel Thornton
Mines
Clarence Collins
Tena Willis
John King
Manuel Fletcher
Winder
Emma Marlow
A. T. Schommer
George Greve
Johnson
Plyle McGuffey
Baker
John Chaffee
Evelyn Rice
Devotion Session Held by Local Women
Mrs William Gregory and Mrs Russell Sharp led devotions titled Fruit of the Spirit. A home project was planned and Mrs Tom McQuin led the closing prayer. Nine members and three children were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gregory
Russsell Sharp
Tom McQuin
Mrs. Moss Hosts Foursquare Helping Hand Class
Mrs. Walter Moss of 1006 S. Grant hosted the Helping Hand class meeting of the Foursquare Gospel church. A covered dish dinner followed prayer led by Mrs. C. B. Wilson as hostess presided by Mrs. Wayne Sheldon. A white elephant sale and devotions were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moss
S. Grant
Foursquare Gospel Church
C. B. Wilson
Wayne Sheldon
Harold Sharp
Elmer Nichols
Fay Edwards
James Dye
Ella Jewell
N. Highland
Moss
Grant Wilson Hostess Leads Local Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Grant Wilson of 806 S. Forest hosted a Friday auxiliary gathering for the LA to ORC and B. Mrs. T. H. Lovett presided as Hallie Cather resigned the presidency, replaced by Lovett. H. G. LaForge installed as vice president. A get well card was prepared for Mrs. W. F. Haines. Edna Emerick received the hostess prize. a donation was made to the home for the aged. Refreshments served to 10 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Wilson
S. Forest
LA To Orc
T. H. Lovett
Hallie Cather
Lovett
H. G. LaForge
W. F. Haines
Edna Emerick
Home For
Mrs Charles Logan Hosts Church Missionary Gathering
Members of the Church of God Women's Missionary Society met Thursday at the church for work. A quilt was tacked for a member and a covered dish dinner was served by Mrs. Charles Logan. Mrs Randall Bell presided at the business meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Women's Missionary Society
Charles Logan
S. Forest
Randall Bell
David Hanna Sr
Savonburg
R. W. Walquist
Woman's Society of Christians Service
Pretty Pair-Ups Pattern Offer for Little Girls
Marian Martin presents a 1960 spring pattern for a princess dress with a sweetheart neckline and spinable skirt, plus a matching bolero. Pattern 9482 includes sizes 2 4 6 8 10 and requires yardage. order by sending fifty cents plus pattern price for mailing.
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Marian Martin
Chagute Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Queen Esther Class Luncheon at Christian Church Meeting
The Queen Esther class held a covered dish luncheon Friday at the Christian church with 24 members and two guests, Rev. Arthur Atkins and Elsie Cunningham. Mrs. C L Campbell presided, with devotions by Mrs. K B Jones, a Kansas quiz led by Mrs. Garton, and reminiscences of early Kansas by Miss Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Mmes. C. A. Deay
A. M. Garton
John Strong
Jim Evans
Arthur J. Atkins
Elsie Cunningham
C. L. Campbell
K. B. Jones
Garton
Teenager Tells Warning Against Blind Dates
A reader recalls a disastrous blind date arranged by a mother and warns teens to screen dates. Ann Landers suggests pre dates like coffee to decide if an evening is worth the risk. The column includes other letters about marriage, drinking, and gossip about divorce clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann Landers Stoop
Stoop
Ann
Hulda Parker Chapter Plans School in Lavenburg
Hulda Parker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star moves forward with a school of instruction set for January 26 in Lavenburg. A committee led social hour, with singing and refreshments, and Kansas Day themed table decorations marked the Friday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavenburg
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Mmes. M. R. Wilson
Ben Morgan
I. D. Lawman
J. T. Zimmerman
Roy Chapple
Thornburg Home Demonstration unit hosts meeting
Mrs. Walter Bradford hosted the Thornburg unit on January 19 with Mrs. Carl Stone as newly elected president. A March of Dimes donation was given and Mrs. Lee Hall won the door prize. A horticulture and landscaping lesson was led by Mrs. W. N. Wiggans. Next meeting February 19 with Mrs. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornburg
Walter Bradford
Carl Stone
March of Dimes
Lee Hall
W. N. Wiggans
Hall
Willing Workers 4 H Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
Carolyn McKeley was elected president of the Willing Workers 4 H Club at the January meeting. Jeanne Guy became vice president, Mary Neeley secretary, and Mary King reporter. Thirteen members and four adults attended as plans for a tour and camera care were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Carolyn McKeley
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Jeanne Guy
Mary Neeley
Mary King
Joe Goltry
Social Calendar Sunday and Monday Events
Sunday January 24 1900 Great Books Discussion Group at Public Library 730 p m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary tea for Mr and Mrs Berg in hospital foyer 2 00 to 4 30 p m. Monday January 25 1946 Past Matrons Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Mrs Neal Munger 201 W 2nd 730 p m Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows Hall 700 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 730 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel 530 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thomas Bergfald
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Neal Munger
W. 2Nd
Chanute
Odd Fellows Hall
P.m
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Memorial
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Bene dict PTA Meets as School Band Performs
Mrs. Jack Robinson presided over a Bene dict PTA meeting with a business session followed by a program. J. E. Fitzgerald's class sang two numbers with Christine Beck. other acts included reading by Phyllis Baker an accordion solo Tennessee Waltz by Miss Beck and instrumental numbers by Larry and Max Payne plus a vocal solo Bless This House by Jim Scott. Fitzgerald's class won the prize for greatest parent turnout as pie and coffee were served by committee Mmes Owen Elder Collie Chambers and Charlie Tarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Jack Robinson
Benedict Pta
J. E.fitzgerald
Christine Beck
Phyllis Baker
Miss Beck
Larry
Max Payne
Jim Scott
Oscar Koch
Fitzgerald
Mmes
Owen Elder
Collie Chambers
Charlie Tarter
Scout News Den 1 Pack 6 Meet at Den Mothers Home
Den 1 Pack 6 met at Mrs Verlin Smith home Tuesday afternoon and made boats. Mark Dixon served refreshments to seven cubs before the meeting closed with the living circle. Den 1 Pack 3 opened their meeting with the flag salute at Mrs C Layh 811 W Oak. A cub gave a book report and a chemical garden was made with experiments in invisible ink. The Living Circle and Scout Promise closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlin Smith
Mark Dixon
C. Layh
W. Oak
Living Circle
Scout Promise
Fidelity class meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist church
Ray Spencer and Mrs. Ray Spencer hosted the Fidelity class gathering at Grant Avenue Baptist church in rural Erie. Mrs. Spencer presided as president. Plans for the year were discussed and a Bible quiz was held. Refreshments were served to 12 members and the Rev. and Mrs. EE Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Spencer
Erie
Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Spencer
EE. M. Pearson
State NA ACP Board Meeting Here
The Neosho Allen counties NAACP branch hosts the Kansas State Executive Board at North Malcolm Community Center with state president Dr Charles R Roque presiding Local anti discrimination commission official speaks at 8 p m Dinner served Sunday 1 to 2 30 p m Mass meeting at 3 p mLeonard H Carter regional secretary will be speaker Angel choir of Iola and New Hope Baptist choir of Cha nute provide musical selections
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Neosho-Allen Counties
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Kansas State
North Malcolm Community Center
Charles R. Roquemore
Wellington
Anti - Discrimination Commission
Neosho-Allen
Leonard H. Carter
St. Paul, Minn
Angel Choir of
Iola
New Hope Baptist Choir of
Chanute
Community Notes from Erie Region Includes Moving Plans and Local Visits
A local social column details visits by the Wells and Vandever families with the Bridenstines and Dalton group, and Richard Wells and his family prepare to move to New York City where he will advance to a management-employe mediator role for American Airlines. Also reported are Esther Circle activities at Federated Church, a chili fundraiser, a post membership drive at the American Legion, and various guest attendances for a funeral and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wells
Gil
Van
Vern Vandever
Tulsa
O. J. Bridenstine
Doug
Bland
Don
Caney
Don E. Wells
Cleo I. Dalton
David Dalton
W. L. Oliver
Mrs. Wells
Richard
New York City
American Air Lines
New York
Esther Circle
The
Federated Church
Gene Weidert
Harold Heaton
Beeney Family Handles Health Update and Local Club News
Heart attack leaves Kenneth Beeney briefly sidelined but recovery underway with plans to return home Monday. In Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Beeney attended a hardware convention this week. The DuEties Club held a regular meeting with Mrs. William C. Weir hosting and Mrs. Salb as a guest. Dessert was served. Mrs. Salb won high score. Consolation went to Mrs. Rita Bowman and traveling prize to Mrs. Beverett Shrum. The next meeting in two weeks will host the club's annual Valentine party at Mrs. Shrum's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Beeney
Kansas City
DuEties Club
William C. Weir
Richard Salb
Salb
Rita Bowman
Beverett Shrum
Shrum
Mardi Gras News Briefs From Local High Gym
Police officers attended an area peace officers school in Iola led by FBI agents. Chief Lige Matlock Assistant Chief Les Spencer Tom Ogden Howard Spurrier Kenneth Stroup attended. Jack Hamilton of Chanute was arrested for intoxication and bailed out. Harry K. Phipps plans retirement and transfer within Magnolia Mobil system. Sgt Don Parrott and family moved to Oceanside California. Paul D. Morris graduates from boot camp at San Diego Naval Training Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Iola
Lige Matlock
Les Spencer
Tom Ogden
Howard Spurrier
Kenneth Stroup
Chanute
Harry K. Phipps
Mobil Oil Company
Central Pipe Lines Division
Wichita
Magnolia Pipe Line Co
Dallas
Magnolia
Mobil
Phipps
Chanute High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
First National Bank of
Elsmore
Don E. Parrott
Marines
Parrott
California
S. Strand
Oceanside
Aleutian Islands
Rosa Weems
Humboldt Lutheran Church
Paul D. Morris
Charline V. Morris
N. Grant
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Daily Transcript Admits and Birth at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions yesterday include Claude Taylor and Mrs. L E Gahman medical cases and Herbert Matlock Jr undergoing surgery plus Mrs Arthur Sellegren in Erie. Admissions today list Mrs Jim Rickerson and Mrs Nelson Arnett as medical cases. Dismissals yesterday include Viola Manly and Percy Rowan. A birthplace report notes Mr and Mrs James F Burke welcomed Eric James as a boy. Fire run Friday at 2 18 pm reports smoke from mop near reziner with no damage. Traffic citation reports Billy Lee Friederich for speeding 75 mph on North Kansas last night.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Claude Taylor
S. Forest
L. E. Gahman
N. Lincoln
Herbert E. Matlock Jr
Lavenburg
Arthur Sellegren
Erie
Jim Rickerson
S. Grant
Nelson Arnett
N. Evergreen
Medical
Viola Manly
N. Washington
Percy Rowan
Altoona
James F. Burke
Eric
Billy Lee Friederich
N. Kansas
North
The Tribune Carrier Rate Notice
Local carrier subscription notice lists a weekly rate of 35 cents for the Tribune, with terms for weekly payment and delivery details.
Lincoln and North Santa Fe bond postings and transfers
A list of individuals with moves and bond postings in Allen County including Roy Haviland Kore to 1226 N Steuben Lyle Christy to 310 N Washington Ernest Abbott to 1410 8 Malcolm and many others. Building permits issued for additions garages and car ports with costs listed. Deeds transfers filed by Tole Abstract Co show multiple property transfers in 24 17 and surrounding sections.
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Roy Haviland
Katy
N. Steuben
Lyle Christy
Northwest
Washington
Ernest Abbott
Barston
Malcolm
Weasley Roecker
Gordon C. Coker
W. Pine
Oletha Petty
Garfield
David Hannah
Martin Kerby
Forest
Dale L. Barker
S. Grant
Evergreen
Fay Jensen
W. Main
S&s. Malcolm
R. PD. Ward
S&s Evergreen
Highland
Bob Lacey
N. Forest
Jim Barnett
N. Ashby
iEvergreen
Nadine Barnett
N. Malcolm
T._ H. &mittie
N. Washington
N. Central
Ralph Thomas
W. 4Th
Theodore Roberts
Henry
Don Swinoley
S Grant
Jane Manning
Grant
Evelyn Arnold
Steuben Paul A. Smith
Ralph EB. Lee
Donald PD. McReynolds
Tole Abstract Co
Ray Emmons
Allen Co
Hedwig Gadarl
Humboldt
Robert L. Schuster
Mra
Even M. Marsh
Iola
Joan C. Hoyt
Edward P Marquit
Shirley Ann von Ruden
Edward P. Marquis
Aaron L. Lauder
Frank G. Sievers
Claud C. Thrasher
Claude Thrasher
Nina B. Hopper
Irene Chavez
Simons Coffing
Pete Chavez
Jesse Mendoza
Julian ©. Gutierrez
Alvin C. Lutz
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt and Area
Obituaries note Mrs. Ida Gibson 84 Humboldt, funeral 2 p.m. at Assembly of God Humboldt. Herman Virgil Izor funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday Longton Methodist, body to Cleveland Ohio. Anthony Eugene Christy infant graveside Elmwood cemetery Neosho Memorial Hospital. Survivors listed for Christy grandparents in Missouri and Chanute. Elroy Smith funeral Friday Johnson Memorial Elmwood with organ solo Agnus Dei. Bearers named Chanute Altoona.
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Ida Gibson
Humboldt
Assembly of God
Allen County
Ida
Anthony Eugene Christy
Elmwood Cemetery
Lyle Christy
N. Plummer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry Christy
E Dorado Springs
Leslie Byers
Chanute
Smith
Elroy Smith
Johnson Mortuary
Boyd C. Latimer
Episcopal Church
Dave Petterson
Bizet
Virgil Petty
Charles Baughn
Frank Baughn
Joe Goltry
Gordon Goltry
Chet Baughn
Altoona
Springfield gas outage tests city’s winter resilience
About half of Springfield, Missouri homes lacked natural gas as temperatures neared zero after a pipeline break left the city of 100,000 vulnerable. By Friday night crews restored service to major businesses and shelters housed residents who had lost heat, echoing a nine year prior episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Orly
Red Cross
Family of Eight Found Asphyxiated in Marion Indiana
Police report eight members of the Copp family died in a Marion home from apparent asphyxiation. Mr and Mrs Franklin Copp and their six children aged two to 11 were identified. Newspapers dated Thursday to today lay on the porch, suggesting the deaths occurred several days earlier. A bread truck driver discovered the bodies this morning after failing to raise anyone at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, Ind
Marion
Franklin Copp
Pancake Boulevard Renamed After Liberal Olney Race
Liberal renames Ash Street Pancake Boulevard following the annual pancake race with Olney England sponsor Junior Chamber of Commerce. U S 54 crosses the street as the Shrove Tuesday event marks the 11th international race with Liberal and Olney each holding five wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Olney
England
Ash Street
Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S. 54
El Dorado School Sign Declared For Sale Prank
AP reports El Dorado High School students found a lawn sign reading For Sale. Police called it wishful thinking by pranksters as students proceeded to classes.
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EL Dorado
el Dorado High School
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