Foods Class Serves Lunch for Children
Senior High School advanced foods class planned prepared and served lunch to ten active pre schoolers Friday noon. Instructor Mrs Marie Kyle led four students Mary Kay Hasty Judi Henry Karen Olson and Anna Kepley in presenting a themed meal and playful centerpiece while entertaining the youngsters with color games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kyle
Mary Kay Hasty
Judi Henry
Karen Olson
Anna Kepley
Mandy Rickart
Steve Carl
Chucky Bill Cox
Bradley Reed
Monica Geiger
Brian Purdy
Rusty McMurray
Betsy Steele
Dairlee
Shower Honors Miss Thompson Before Her Big Day
Carolyn Thompson, soon to wed Ronald Kruse on Feb 2, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Dick McMinimy Mrs. Earl Oostra ider and Mrs. McNeill at the McNeill residence. Games and wedding bells decor marked the event with refreshments served to a guest list including Mrs. Clyde Russell Mrs. Lester Thompson Mrs. Britton Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Thompson
Ronald Kruse
Howard McNeill
Dick McMinimy
Earl Ostraaider
McNeill
Mmes
Clyde Russell
Lester Thompson
Britton Thompson
Nelson Coder
Paula
Merle Ruggles
H. L. Briley
Fred Malson
Robert Briley
Charles Berthot, Jr
Ray Russell
Birthday Party Honors Michael Phillips at Home
Michael Phillips ten was honored at a birthday party hosted by his mother at their home on Sunday. Guests included Bruce Bright Frank Byers David Christiansen Mark Gurwell Jeff Jordan Randy Jenkins Neil Leverenz David McLaren and Pat Phillips with favors and refreshments provided. Some cooks cut green peppers lengthwise halves before stuffing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Phillips
Warren Phillips
W. Chestnut
Bruce Bright
Frank Byers
David Christiansen
Mark Gurwell
Jeff Jordan
Randy Jenkins
Neil Leverenz
David McLaren
Bobby
Debbie
Terri
Pat Phillips
Local Names in Roll Call of Community Figures
The clipping lists numerous individuals including Ralph McMinimy D L Geeding A W Franklin Ivan Lock Harve Johnson Glen Hanson John Barney Robert Smith F A Prosser Rolla Hydorn Fred Montague E A Blair Joe Hummer Carl Tribble M J Casey J W Johnson K F Myers Glen Shook Joe Sutcliffe C J Anderson Wilbur Thompson and Miss Cathy Thompson and Miss Golda Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McMinimy
D. L. Geeding
A. W. Franklin
Ivan Lock
Harvey Johnson
Glen Hanson
John Barney
Robert Smith
F. A. Prosser
Rolla Hydorn
Fred Montague
E. A. Blair
Joe Hummer
Carl Tribble
M. J. Casey
J. W. Johnson
K. F. Myers
Glen Shook
Joe Sutcliffe
C. J. Anderson
Wilbur Thompson
Cathy Thompson
Golda Russell
Roturno Speaks at Senior Citizens Club Meeting
The Senior Citizens club met at the Memorial Building Friday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Elmey opened with singing led by Mrs. Dave Peterson at the piano. Twenty five members answered roll call. Mrs. Elmer Rowson received the door prize. Martin Roturno, city recreational director, spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Joe Elmey
Dave Petterson
Elmer Rowson
Martin Rotunno
Rev Davidson Named Key Pastor At Grace Episcopal Church
The Rev LeRoy S Davidson of St Pauls Lutheran was announced as key pastor for the area. The Southeastern District of the Central States Synod will host an education meeting at Eureka with a covered dish dinner. The next gathering at 605 S Highland proceeds Jan 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy S. Davidson
Chanute
Grace Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Lutheranment
S. Highland
Central States Synod
Eureka
Social Calendar Dial Tribune-HE 1963 Jan 29 30
Social calendar notes events in Chanute area with Textile Paint club and Grace Episcopal Church meetings. St Margaret's and St Mary's groups list leaders and addresses, 1:30 p.m. sessions January 30.
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Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpentershell
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
St. Margaret's
James 0. Gough
W. Elm
St. Mary's
Dean Stone
W. Pine
Junior St Cecilia Club Presents Music of the British Isles
The Junior St Cecilia Music club met in January in the Memorial Building Federation Room. Christina Berry narrated a program including Jeanne Guy piano solo My Fair Lady, a report on Music of the British Isles, Nickie McGuire and Sharol Cutrell oboe solo Meditation, Linda Skaggs Solfeggittto, Jim Evans travelogue with movies, and Karen Kreider piano accompaniment.
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British Isles
St. Cecilia Music Club
iThursday
Memorial Building
Christina Berry
Jeanne Guy
Frederick Loewe
Charles Lowe
Valcik
John Makress
Nickie, McGuire
Sharol Cutrell
David Warren
Karen Kreider
Jody Lock
O. H. Cunningham
C. Vincent McCune
John Nation
Mrs. Charles Woodard Honored With Shower
The Wes leyan Methodist Builders Class hosted a layette shower for Mrs. Charles Woodard at 801 S. Ashby hosted by Mrs. Richard Reeves. Guests and invitees included numerous neighbors and church members, with lace covered gift table and blue and pink bows.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
Charles Woodard
Richard Reeves
S. Ashby
Ben Desselle
James Guffey
Joe Giacoma
Mmes
Willard Lloyd
Frank Shaffer
Virgil Douglas
Wayne Sample
Ray Atkins
Clarence Cleaver
Gene Wolfe
Gladys Gentry
Flossie King
Imogene Herb
Ann Gaughn
Merita Heath
Novella Gentry
Sharon Calhoun
Shelia Sample
Ira Dutton
de Dupuy
Howard Almond
Gene Bisbee
Phillip Ross
Irvin Herb
Joyce Petty
Mrs Erickson Heads Historic Who's Who Club
The Who's Who Study club formed by Mrs W M Gray on February 14 1916 marks a 47th anniversary soon. It began with 14 members plus one honorary. now 11 members and three associates. Charter member Mrs Claude Studevant still lives at Neosho Manor and remains active. Mrs Charles Switzer joined early and also resides there. The club contributes to Red Cross war effort and Boy Scout funds, preserves yearbooks since 1916, and meets twice monthly with lessons on art current events history and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Gray
Claude Studevant
Neosho Manor
Charles Switzer
Red Cross
Erickson
Ben Hupp
Faye Myers
Carl Jackson
Katie Montague
Myers
Ann Landers Letters on Infidelity and Friendship
A Chanute Tribune reader recalls Dear Ann Landers columns about wife and mother decisions amid affairs. Multiple readers share stories of infidelity, defense of personal choices, and clashes with confidants, ending with a blunt, unresolved sentiment and a copyright note from 1963.
Erie Court House wedding vows for Herndon daughter
Miss Rose Herndon daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Herndon 912 S Steuben married Bill Key of Fredonia at Erie Court House January 23. Judge John Young performed the ceremony. They will reside in Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Herndon
Ira Herndon
S. Steuben
Bill Key
Fredonia
Erie Court House
John Young
Babies Named at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The births include Douglas Eugene to Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. Hasty Jr. of 315 North Central on Jan 15, Ricky Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Otis A Crawford of Humboldt on Jan 16, Lisa Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stanley of LaHarpe on Jan 17, Jack Randall to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cheyney of R1 on Jan 21, Randall Joe to Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Marts of 424 West Elm on Jan 22, and Diana Lynn to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Pruitt of 1923 South Edith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Eugene
Willard M. Hasty, Jr
N.central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ricky Lee
Otis A. Crawford
Humboldt
Lisa Lynn
Marvin Stanley
LaHarpe
Jack Randall
Ronald Cheyney
Randall Joe
Roy E. Marts
W. Elm
Diana Lynn
James L. Pruitt
S. Edith
Better English 1. Omit "behind" in that sentence
The sentence "After we had departed, we found that Bob had remained behind at home" is awkward because behind is redundant. removing it yields a smoother clause: "After we had departed, we found that Bob had remained at home."
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Bob
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