Auditions Open Tonight for Bus Stop at Chanute
Tonight at 7 o'clock five men and three women begin auditions for Bus Stop the first production of Chanute Community Theater Rug. Karen Penner invites all interested to attend tonight and tomorrow at the Launching Pad, with crew signup available for design construction lighting sound costumes properties makeup and house management.
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Chanute Community Theater
Karen Penner
William Inge
Miss Penner
Social Calendar of Clubs and Meetings for July 1963
July 2 1963 list of meetings includes Barathea Service Guild EUB Church 730 p m Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 730 p m Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant 100F Hall 8 p m Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 630 p m LA to BE RT 100F Hall 2 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall 930 p m Ladies Day Golf events 930 a m bridge and golf 130 p m Vilas Home Builders Vilas Brothel Church 2 p m July 3 1963 Women's Mission Society First Baptist Church 930 a m Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 930 p m Women's Missionary Society Grant Avenue Baptist Church 930 a m Women's Missionary Association United Brethren in Christ Christchurch 2 p m Prayer Band 130 p m Friendly Thimble Club 2 p m St Patrick's Altar Society St Patrick's School 130 p m Christian Women's Fellowship circles group One Mrs Harold Cox 8 N Franklin 9 a m Group two at church unknown time Group three Mrs Wayne Ellis 44 West North 9 Group four Mrs T H Cronemeyer 9 Katy 9 a m
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Barathea Service Guild
EUB Church
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs
Mmlitant
Masonic Temple
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Vilas Home Builders
Vilas
Women’s Mission Society
First Baptist Church
the Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Association
United Brethren In
Christchurch
St. Patrick's Altar Society
St. Patrick's School
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Harold Cox
N. Franklin
Wayne Ellis
W.rth
T. H. Cronemeyer
Katy
Quadruplets Born To 19 Year Old Chicago Mother
Dolores Harris, 19, gave birth Sunday to quadruplet girls at Michael Reese Hospital after a pregnancy monitored since March 30. First to fourth daughters arrived ten minutes apart, weights ranged from 4 pounds 7% to 4 pounds 15 ounces, all moved to the hospital’s premature nursery and reported doing fine. Bernard Harris, 23, their father, said the birth was especially challenging, and the family also has a 15 month old son named Shawn.
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Chicago
Dolores Harris
Michael Reese Hospital
Willing Workers 4-H Club Clothing Class Meet
The Willing Workers 4-H Club met Thursday at Hillcrest school with seven members bringing material and pattern to start their clothing project. Refreshments were served.
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Hillcrest School
Four Babies Born At Neosho Memorial Hospital
The Stitt baby Roger Lynnson to Mr and Mrs Stanley C Stitt Thayer born June 14 at Neosho Memorial Hospital Vera Lou Martinez daughter of Ishmael and Mrs Martinez 1007 N Lincoln born June 21 at Neosho Memorial Hospital Alisa Chantel Daniels daughter of Ronald and Mrs Daniels Elsmore born June 23 at Neosho Memorial Katherine Annette Saar daughter of Clarence L and Mrs Saar 28 W Mulberry born June 23 at Neosho Memorial Hospital
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Roger Lynnson
Stanley C. Stitt
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Vera Lou
Ishmael Martinez
N. Lincoln
Alisa Chantel
Ronald Daniels
Elsmore
Katherine Annette
Clarence L. Saar
McCollough Family Reunion Held at Santa Fe Park
Descendants of W. H. and Delia McCollough gathered at Santa Fe Park for a basket dinner on Sunday. Dean Mitchell gave children rides in his shed and pony wagon. next reunion set for last Sunday in June 1964. Attendees included multiple Ingels, Alford, Blair, McCollough, and other families from Lavonburg, Wichita, Amarillo, Augusta, Fort Smith, Chanute, Parsons, and nearby areas. Linda Pugh of Savenburg attended as guest with local visitors Elmer Weitzel and daughters.
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W. H
Delia McCollough
Santa Fe Park
Dean Mitchell
H. P. Ingels
George Alford
Lavonburg
Homer McCullough
Bartlesville
Jim Blair
J. L
Wichita
Robert D. Ingels
Steve
Dale
Debbie
David
Amarillo
Tex
Melvin E. Alford
Augusta
Herman MceCollough
Bill
Susan
Fort Smith
Ark
Gregory Ingel
Hickman Mills
Henry Alford
Fred R. Taylor
Larry
Kathryn
Ricky
Kenneth Ingels
Janis
Pamela
Mark
John Ingels
Christina Lynn
Chanute
Linda Pugh
Savenburg
Elmer Weitzel
Parsons
Leftover ham turned into luncheon sandwich filling
A simple mix of minced ham about half a cup with chopped hard cooked egg, pickle relish, prepared mustard, and enough mayonnaise to moisten and flavor. The result makes a fine filling for several luncheon sandwiches.
Senior Citizens Guests Of Trinity Baptist
The Trinity Baptist Church women hosted the Senior Citizens Club Friday afternoon at the Memorial Building. Twenty six members attended singing, saluting the flag, and playing chosen games. Mrs. Harry Watts won the door prize. Cookies, iced tea, and coffee were served. The next meeting was set for July 12 with a covered dish dinner.
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The
Trinity Baptist Church
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Angie Mathews
Joe Ermey
Harry Watts
Past Noble Grand Meeting at the 100F Hall
The Past Noble Grand met at the 100F Hall Friday evening for a covered dish dinner with Gertrude Stevens in charge. The Meriam Circle guests enjoyed April May and June birthdays. Mrs Hazel Slane read Just Ducking Out of the Rain and led entertainment for 12 members, 18 Meriam Circle members, and one guest. Next meeting is a covered dish luncheon at noon on Sept 27 hosted by Mrs Charles Pulliam.
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Gertrude Stevens
Meriam Circle
Hazel Slane
Charles Pulliam
S. Santa Fe
Boeing Introduces Rain Repelling Liquid for Jets
Boeing Co announced a rain repelling liquid system to improve cockpit visibility during approach and landing. The setup includes two replaceable pressurized containers, tubing, and discharge nozzles before the windshield, activated by a button on the pilot's panel.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Boeing
Garlic Clove Adds Flavor to Chicken or Beef Broth
Cooks note that adding a small garlic clove with usual seasonings enhances chicken or beef broth. The tip emphasizes garlic’s aroma and depth, suggesting it be included with the standard simmering mix for richer stock.
Methodist Youth Fellowship Activities Highlight Kansas Trips
Chanute Tribune reports First Methodist church Junior and Senior High Youth Fellowships engaged in summer events. Members attended missions school in Kansas City June 16 21, joined mission stations tour June 18 29, and Baldwin youth institute sessions at Baker University June 23 29 and July 7 13. Camp participation included Cedar Bluff in Coffeyville June 23 28 with Dr Duff Wagoner as advisor. Junior High hosted Cherryvale visitors at Santa Fe park with Ken Caldwell as counselors. Ruth Sale presides.
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First Methodist Church
Marilyn Arthur
Leeva Carter
National College
Kansas City
Gana Thompson
Church
Southwest
Baldwin Youth Institute
Baker University
Martha McCoy
Don O'Connor
Nancy Slane
Donna Small
Linda Sparks
Francine Stacy
Jill Truitt
Marilyn Wall
Don Potter
Bill Taylor
Paulette Bowyer
Betty Chandler
Cynthia Lindsay
Robert Loy
Pamela O’daniel
Marilyn Ruble
Cedar Bluff
Coffeyville
Duff Wagoner
Cherryvale Methodist Church
Santa Fe Park
Ken Caldwell
Ruth Sale
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions Summary
Neosho memorial hospital daily arrivals and discharges list admissions Saturday and Sunday with patient names and addresses including Cecil Gant R 1 medical Floyd E Claus 1314 S Highland Maude Kreider 416 N Lafayette Troy Henderson Mrs Jack Holloway 119 N Santa Fe Mark Ellis Humboldt births to James and Watts Topeka and Robert Woosley R 2 a boy. Subsequent admissions Sunday include Teddie Ludlum 1806 Santa Fe medical Herla Rush 523 S Santa Fe medical Mrs Charles Rankin 213 W 4th surgery Olinda Brinkman Humboldt medical Mrs Harold McNeal Humboldt surgery Mrs Ted Kyle Eric surgery. Dismissals Sunday include John Stephens and daughter 1115 W 4th George E Bartholomew and daughter Eric Tammy Sue Campbell Enid Okla Dr T W Haynes 930 S Highland Mary Barnhart 643 S Malcolm Cecil Gant R 1 Andrew B Olson 111 S Allen Birth Sunday Ray Christensen 809 S Allen a boy. Admissions today Scott Tindel 1603 W 14th surgery Christina Leatherman 721 S Garfield surgery Mrs Jesse Schaal 1016 W 10th surgery Mrs Clarence Draper 902 N Washington medical Floyd Swiler Bryant Nursing Home medical Lawrence E Anderson Humboldt medical. Dismissals today Warren W Turner 701 S Lincoln Hessel L Sweaney 420 N Lafayette Arthur L Ranabarger 615 N Santa Fe Mrs Alice Johnson 214 N Lafayette Mrs William Shirley Humboldt.
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Cecil Gant
R. 1
Medical
Floyd E. Claus
S. Highland
Maude Kreider
N. Lafayette
Troy Henderson
Topeka
Jack Holloway
N. Santa Fe
Mark Ellis
Humboldt
James Watts
Robert Woosley
Teddie Ludlum
Santa Fe
Herla Rush
S. Santa Fe
Charles Rankin
W. 4Th
Olinda Brinkman
Harold McNeal
Ted Kyle
Eric
John
Stephens
George E. Bartholomew
Tammy Sue Campbell
Enid
Okla
T. W. Haynes
Mary Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Andrew B. Olson
S. Allen
Ray Christensen
Scott Tindel
W. 14Th
Christina Leatherman
S. Garfield
Jesse Schaal
W. 10Th
Clarence Draper
N. Washington
Floyd Swiler
Bryant Nursing Home
Lawrence E. Anderson
Warren W. Turner
S. Lincoln
Hessel L. Sweaney
Arthur L. Ranabarger
Alice Johnson
William Shirley
Fowler Named Administrator of Kansas Wheat Commission
Gerald C. Fowler of Hutchinson is named administrator of the Kansas Wheat Commission succeeding Walter Graber who resigned. Fowler has served as marketing director since June 1959, and the appointment was announced by commission chairman R. L. Patterson of Oxford.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Gerald C. Fowler
Hutchinson
Kansas Wheat Commission
Fowler
Commission
Walter Graber
Pretty Prairie
R. L. Patterson
Oxford
Taste cheese for saltiness before adding salt to recipes
Cheese varies widely in saltiness and should be tasted before adding salt to a recipe. This helps control overall flavor and prevents over salting by relying on inherent cheese salt levels.
Deaths and Funerals of Harley Aaron Lowe Hurley
Harley Aaron Lowe Hurley 70 died June 22 in Hawthorne California where he lived He was born December 22 1892 in Erie and grew to manhood He married Leona Penninger August 28 1915 in Erie They later lived in Parkdale Oregon before moving to Hawthorne California Details of survivors include wife two daughters Mrs June Hibble Gardena Calif and Mrs Lena Whitworth Chanute nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren one brother Paul Lowe Chanute and Mabel Mahar Eric Also one sister and four brothers predeceased him Graveside services for Fred Ernest King will be held Tuesday at 1030 a.m. at Buffalo Cemetery with Rev Ronald L Bumstead officiating Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge Orlie N Nelson graveside service held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Swede Center Cemetery with Rev E M M Pearson officiating Koch Skinner Memorial Home in charge
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Hurley Aaron Lowe
Hawthorne
Calif
Erie
Leona Penninger
Parkdale
Ore
June Hibble
Gardena
Lena W
Fred Ernest King
Buffalo
Ronald L. Bumstead
Cole Funeral Service Held for Harry H. Cole
The funeral for Harry H. Cole took place at Roy S. Gibson Funeral Home with Rev. Jean Min nich Moran and Rev. Don Grogan officiating. Mrs. Glen Eastburn and Mrs. Adrian Dalton with Mrs. William Phillips sang Beyond the Sunset and In the Garden. Floral attendants were Clara Quinn and Mr. and Mrs. George Neeley. Bearers were Charley Payne, Jesse Johnson, Carl Quinn, Forest Miller, Glen Eastburn, and Lorens Nelson. Burial was in Earlton cemetery.
Eight MoPac freight cars derail near Bucyrus
A Missouri Pacific freight train derailed Sunday night south of Bucyrus in Miami County. Eight cars left the track, mostly empty tri level autos and lumber boxcars. track warped likely caused the incident. Engineer Sherman Robert and brakeman Robert Land were shaken but unharmed. Track closure expected for two days.
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Bucyrus, Kan
Missouri Pacific
Bucyrus
Miami County
Sherman Robert
Robert Land
Ann Landers asks readers to tell off and shove
A Chanute Tribune column presents letters to Ann Landers critiquing her advice style. Readers beg practical help, praise prom committee kindness, and seek guidance on a pesty suitor. The editor counsels returning gifts, ending contact, and moving out of a shared living situation. Copyright 1962.
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Ann Landers
Chicago
Longview
Washington
Appleton
Wisconsin
Anti
Chanute Tribune
Mitchell named chairman of Kansas Corporation Commission
William Mitchell, former Kansas House speaker, elected chairman of the Kansas Corporation Commission to fill a vacancy from Richard C. Byrd's resignation. Mitchell, a Hutchinson attorney, served in the legislature four terms and has past ties as legislative counsel on oil and gas matters.
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Ell
Kansas House
Kansas Corporation Commission
Mitchell
Hutchinson
Committee For Kansas Petroleum Conservation
Anadarko Production Co
Richard C. Byrd
Ottawa
Elderly Prefer Independent Living Says Cornell Study
An AP report from Ithaca notes Cornell University researchers state most elderly individuals are capable of living independently. The long term study found they may experience temporary incapacity or need to adjust habits to stay in their own homes.
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Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University Center For Housing and Environmental Studies
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