Brazil Family Reunion At Chanute In Walnut Area
The Brazil family held a basket dinner at Carpenter Hall in Chanute with 12 children and relatives present. News notes mention Wide-A-Wake Club meeting with Mrs Alban Sewart and a covered dish luncheon with 10 members. Quilt blocks were prepared for a St Patrick bazaar. Local residents had various hospital, family, and visit updates including Lyle Carson returning from California to be near his ill father in Muskogee and Rev William Cremin hospitalized in Fort Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brazil
Carpenter Hall
Chanute
Paul Diskin
Alban Sewart
Frances Sands
Social Welfare
Girard Courthouse
Lyle Carson
California
Ed Carson
Veterans Hospital
Muskogee
Oklo
William Cremin
St. Patrick's Church
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Prairie View Ladies Aid Meeting Report
Prairie View Center Grove Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Hazel White. Junior Searcy was a caller at the Francis Barnett home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison and daughters of LaHarpe were recent visitors in the community. Marlon and Elaine Spurrier of Chanute were supper guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spurrier, Wednesday night, then went home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spurrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Center Grove
Ladies Aid
Hazel White
Junior Searcy
Francis Barnett
Frank Morrison
LaHarpe
Marlon
Elaine Spurrier
Chanute
Cecil Spurrier
Howard Spurrier
Night school enrollment opens for typing and accounting
Adults may enroll Monday or Tuesday evenings in room 313 for typing with 7 to 745 time and room 315 for accounting also 7 to 745. W T Warren teaches typing and C V Crissman supervises adult ed. Courses vary from art to woodwork and dressmaking with multiple instructors and near full or waitlisted enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Crissman
W. T. Warren
Robert Cox
Crissman
Francis Nichols
Royster Junior High School
Charles C. Rhodes
Harold Sharp
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A concise guide explains how to shop confidently with confidence, outlining safety tips for buyers, highlighting cautious practices, and urging readers to verify sellers, compare offers, and protect personal information during transactions.
Grading Standards Change Aid for Kansas Wheat
Walter C. Peirce of Hutchinson says the tightened wheat grading standards announced by the agriculture department will not burden farmers and will make Kansas wheat more competitive in world markets as exports grow. The comment came at a Farm Bureau conference with 150 leaders in Hays Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays, Kan
Agriculture Department
Kansas Farm Bureau
Walter C. Peirce
Hutchinson
Farm Bureau
Demo decisions loom for Kansas Democratic meet in Wichita
At a Wichita gathering the Kansas Democratic Executive Committee anticipated key decisions on the state party convention date and site, seating formulas, and the allocation of 27 national convention votes. Topeka’s April 11 date was recommended, with base votes set per county and proportional bonuses tied to 1962 governor results, while 40 delegates and 25 alternates would be chosen across five districts. The panel noted a clash with the national convention dates in August and next party election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Democratic Executive Committee
Topeka
Jack Graves
Kansas
State Committee
Kansas Young Democrats
Women’s Federated Clubs of Kansas
Graves
Atlantic City
Glaves
Westamerica promotes freedom of choice in investments
No favored few approach at Westamerica. The bank offers a wide range of Mutual Funds and other investments with no special fund or family of funds favored. It aims to help clients select from available options that best fit their ideas and financial situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westamerica
Banner BANNER Church services canceled at Roper by illness
Sunday services at Roper were called off due to sickness. Rev Greenough, the minister, has been ill but is improving. Visitors at R D Scott home included Mamie Noltensmeyer Imogene Colaw of Chanute and others from Fredonia Cherryvale Baxter Springs Neodesha Altoona Benedict and Fredonia birthday dinner guests at Clark Brinkley home noted. The White House painting of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart remains the only object in the executive mansion from Adams era on view in the East Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roper
Greenough
R. D. Scott
Mamie Noltensmeyer
Imogene Colaw
Chanute
Charley Parker
Charley Parker Jr
Fredonia
Enoch Davis
Cherryvale
O. E. Hines
Clark Brinkley
Gary
Wayne
Jack Edens
Bill
Baxter Springs
Robert Brinkley
Lyla
Neodesha
T. D. Brinkley
Benedict
Pearl Short
Altoona
White House
John Adams
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
Mail Answers on Tonsil Surgery and Personal Boundaries
In a reader column, Ann Landers weighs medical advice on tonsil removal for a nine year old, urges seeking two more opinions, and advises ignoring a neighbor. She also responds to a conflict over a teenage relationship and a young woman troubled by her sister’s crude husband, counseling personal boundaries and practical acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Mark
Real Estate Transfers In Allen County Kansas
A list of transfers in Allen County including Frank Straughn to Jerry Sinclair and others across Iola and Gas counties, detailing lot and block numbers, sections and grantee names. The Chanute Tribune, Saturday January 25, 1964. It includes many deeds from various tenants and owners, involving multiple properties in Iola, Gas, and Elsmore. An advice column and a note about the Chanute Tribune page 2 follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen County
Iola Abstract Co
Frank Straughn
Jerry R. Sinclair
Roe Spencer
Roscoe R. Tee
S&s
B. W. Bell
William A. Boies
la Harpe
Edwin W. Haglund
Willard Horde
Clayton L. Abbott
Thelma Abbott
Alice P. Buckner
Iola
Ray Pershall
Crossroads Motel, Inc
Charlies M. Peres
LeRoy L. Wood
Lewie E. Crandall
Isabel C. Wright
Thorpe E. Wright
Harry Junior Frank
Roy J. Upton
Roy L. Crews
Roy Tt
Crews
Ray Nitcher
John A. McEndree
Close Wheeler
Emerson
Wheeler
Alice E. Stith
Eunice C. Cooper
W. V. Cooper
Ralph $. Jones
Ruth Thormann
Jack E. Hastings
Dudley L. Menderson
Allen P. Sigg
Allen P Sigg
Aiden O. Thompson
Ivan K. Strickier
Dwight Howard
D. J. Ludlum
Bert Bennett
Elsmore
Eskimos Rarely Learn to Swim Despite Water Nearby
Eskimos born near icy waters seldom learn to swim because the water is too cold.
Funeral Group Involvement Guided By Deceased Life
The family should choose the fraternal group where the deceased was most active. Fraternal societies stand ready to participate but only if the family requests their involvement.
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Buddy
City Animal Shelter
S. Katy
Tribune
Larry Mathews
Brazils
Virgil Mix of
Stark
Lawrence Bowles
Joe Schoenhofer
Donald Raymond
L. F. Hammerbacher
Raymond Schoenhofer
Joe Johnson
Johnson
Mary Duling
Harry Little
Lawrence
Lena Schultz
Vernon Higginbotham
Dana
Golden City
Higginbothams
Walnut Telephone Exchange
Dan Titmus
Pittsburg
George Titmus
Helen Pryor
Byers
Weaponner
Harry Byers & Sons, Inc
North
Plummer
Chamber OF Commerce
Shiner
Freeman
West Germany
Tween
Wistamericz Securities
W. Main
F. M. Harris
W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
N. Highland
Chanote, Kansas
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