Chanute Rec Commission cancels Monday programs for holiday
The Chanute Recreation Commission announces all Monday programs are cancelled due to the holiday. Beginning Tuesday and continuing through the week, new sessions include track with Director Dick Purdy and assistants, Red Cross swimming at the city pool, individual sports at Royster Junior High, tot lot at Central Park, baton twirling at Hutson school ground, plus continuing activities like VFW Little League, Teener League baseball, band, choral group, and seniors, with various supervisors and age groups.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Dick Purdy
Miles Rickart
Cathie McDonald
Red Cross
Neosho County
Pam Goodevan
Pat Gough
Lyle Dean
Royster Junior High
Central Park
Hutton School
VFW
Willing Workers 4-H Plan Club Tour and Swim
The Willing Workers 4-H club met at Hillcrest School on July 1 with junior officers presiding. They scheduled a club tour for July 11 starting at 1:30 p.m. from Harold Heilman’s home, followed by a city pool swim. Members Mark Neely Larry Taylor Paul Stich and Ronnie Heilman spoke or demonstrated. refreshments were served by Mrs. Glen Neely.
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Willing Workers
Willing Workers +H club
Hillcrest
Harold Heilman
Mark Neely
Larry Taylor
Paul Stich
Ronnie Heilman
Glen Neely
Picnic in Santa Fe Park Brings Church Members Together
Twenty members from Dorcas and Any Man's classes of the First Christian Church attended a Friday night picnic in Santa Fe Park. Guest Mrs. B. E. Barkley joined the event. Devo tions were given by Mrs. Etta Hanson. Arrangements were handled by vice president Mrs. Joe Holliday.
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Santa Fe Park
Dorcas
First Christian Church
B. E. Barkley
Etta Hanson
Joe Holliday
Woman's Missionary Society Meets in Logan Home
Mrs. Charles Logan hosted the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Church of God at 910 S. Forest. Mrs. Randall Bell led, with devotions by Mrs. James Adams and a lesson on Citizens by Choice led by Mrs. Tom McQuin assisted by Mrs. Paul Wagner and Mrs. Logan. The door prize went to Mrs. Elmer Mathews as 13 attendees and one guest, Mrs. E. B. Carter, enjoyed refreshments. The next gathering, a prayer retreat with a covered dish dinner, set for Aug 5 at 10 a.m. in Highland Park.
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Charles Logan
S. Forest
Woman's Missionary Society
The
First Church of God
Randall Bell
James Adams
Tom McQuin
Paul Wagner
Logan
Elmer Mathews
E. B. Carter
Highland Park
Harmony Unit Meets In Johnson Home
Mrs. Robert Johnson hosted eight Harmony HD Unit members at her Route 2 Humboldt home Friday afternoon. Dessert was served. Mrs. Cecil Arnett presided and led a citizenship lesson. Plans were made for the Erie fair booth. Aug 6 will host by Mrs. Rollow Rush.
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Robert Johnson
Harmony HD
Route 2
Humboldt
Cecil Arnett
Erie
Arnett
Rollow Rush
Moses Family Reunion Held in Erie Park
The Moses family reunion took place in Erie Park on Sunday with afternoon baseball and visiting. Attendees included Dottle Moses Stipp, Tom Stiop and family, Osborns, Simpsons, Philips, Collins, Shears, Wiatrak, Newland, and Markham relatives from Chanute Parsons St. Paul and Erie.
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Erie
Moses
Erie Park
Dottle (Moses) Stipp
Tom Stiop
Jack
Jimmy
Fred Osborn
Freddie
Randy
Thayer
George Phillips
Rex
Jim
Diana
Carolyn
Howard Simpson
Paul
Jason
Barbara Simpson
Chanute
Leo Shears
Janie
Jim Collins
Parsons
Johnnie Wiatrak
Gloria Jean
Marjorie
Pam
Johnnie
Deanne
Margerite Markham
St. Paul
Mike Newland
Mike
Dr. Agee Named KU Journalism Dean
Lawrence Kansas AP Dr Warren K Agee has been named dean of the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information at the University of Kansas Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe says the Board of Regents approved the appointment Agee a former professor and dean at Texas Christian succeeds Burton W Marvin who resigned to develop a mass communications center at the University of Tel Aviv Israel Selection was reported earlier this week by a Topeka newspaper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kan
Warren K. Agee
Journalism
University of Kansas
W. Clarke Wescoe
Board of
Regents
Texas Christian
University
William Allen White
Agee
Burton W. Marvin
Kansas
University of Tel Aviv
Israel
Four Great Ice Advances Shaped North American Terrain
Geologists propose at least four major ice advances threaded through North America’s ice age history. Researchers identify distinct glacial phases shaping landscapes, deposits, and landforms. The findings underscore complex cycles of advance and retreat that sculpted regional geography.
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North America
McGaugh Wright Nuptials At Centerville Church
Wedding of Janis McGaugh and Neal Wright in Centerville features a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Caulkins. Bride wears white dacron dress with lace and blue bandeau, carried pink rosebuds on a white Bible. attendants include Vickie and Rosanna McGaugh, with Diana Willis as flower girl. Reception in the community hall, guests from Chanute and Buffalo among out of town relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Janis Kay McGaugh
Neal Ferris Wright
C. F. J. Caulkins
Lawrence McGaugh
R. 1
M. Wright
Reuben M. Willis
S. Wilson
Vern McGaugh
Buffalo
Vickie Louise McGaugh
Rosanna McGaugh
Diana Sue Willis
Mark Allen Batesel
Clathe
Neil Spillman
Stevie Ross
Donnie Harris
Blue Mound
John Mitchell
Chanute
Sharon Ice
Nancy
Shirley Uden
Warren Harris
Jackie Sue
Howard Wright
Lester Ross
Elmer Ross
Melvin Willis
Reuben Willis
Bettie Rose Peterson
John H. Mitchell
Melvin Rose
Delacy Rose
Chester Uden
Glen Ice
Family visitors in Kerrville attend wedding and social events
Mr and Mrs Bobby Dean and relatives from Kerrville Texas traveled to spend a week with the Wilson family and other relatives. The Burris household hosted Burris relatives and the Plankinton family from California and Oregon. Bruce Plankinton wed Marcia Sue Lankford in Shawnee Mission today. A Fort Scott visitor aided by Bruce Burris attended. Two window panels were found broken at Homer Myer machine shop but no entry occurred.
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Bobby Dean
Nancy
John
Kerrville
Tex
Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
David Toland
S. Kansas
L. P. Burris
Bruce Burris
Burris
Fred
Sue) Shideler
Corvallis
Ore
Jack
Mary Ethel) Plankinton
Jane
Fullerton
Calif
Lucy Ellen) Gades
Meg
Susan
Wichita
L. P. Burris II
Casper
Wye
Bruce Plankinton
Jack Plankinton
Marcia Sue Lankford
Shawnee Methodist Church
Shawnee Mission
Homer Myer Machine Shop
N. Central
Theft at pool bath house and car damage report
A private pool bath house reported theft of a billfold containing $9 to police yesterday. Max Zimmerman of 309 N Western reported damage to his 1960 Chevrolet convertible after a hole was ripped in its top last weekend while the car was parked at Santa Fe Park.
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Max Zimmerman
N. Western
Santa Fe Park
Camp directs junior high at Cedar Bluff Camp in Coffeyville
The Rev. Dr. Duff Wagoner returned Friday from Cedar Bluff Camp where he served as camp director for a week for junior high boys and girls. Chanute counselors Anne Sale Gana Thompson Lewlynn Jenkins and Rick Crawford aided. Campers from First Methodist included Randy Jenkins Paul Smith Pat Mayer Cynthia Lindsay Robert Loy Martha Rhodes Jo Anna Erickson and Jim Lindsay. Zion Methodist attendees were Glen Lee McMillan and Darlene Lowe. Bertha Wall and Margaret Sale joined Baldwin Institute first session for senior highs. J M Ecord 1215 Santa Fe received word of his brother Estill B. Ecords death in Denver after a long illness.
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Duff D. Wagoner
First Methodist Church
Cedar Bluff Camp
Coffeyville
Chanute
Anne Sale
Gana Thompson
Lewlynn Jenkins
Rick Crawford
First Methodist
Randy Jenkins
Paul Smith
Pat Mayer
Cynthia Lindsay
Robert Loy
Martha Rhodes
Jo Anna Erickson
Jim Lindsay
Zion Methodist
Glen Lee McMillan
Darlene Lowe
Bertha Wall
Margaret Sale
Baldwin Institute
Local families host visitors from California and Louisiana
Mr and Mrs Dean Billbe and family on 712 N Kansas hosted Mr and Mrs Ray Wingate of Novato California and Mr and Mrs Melvin Billbe and family of Slidell Louisiana this week. Both hosts are former area residents.
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Dean Billbe
Kansas
Ray Wingate
Novato
Calif
Melvin Billbe
Slidell
Jet aircraft uses thousands of parts and components
A modern jet aircraft contains about 18 000 key structural parts and more than 500 000 individual components. This highlights the complexity and scale of modern aviation engineering and manufacturing.
Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Notices
Admissions and dismissals list multiple patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Friday and today. Includes Debra Tucker Harve Clemens Maude Williams Michael Westerman Vincent Morales and others with addresses and medical notes. Birth recorded for William Gericke's family. Fire run reported at 10 p.m. on E Main. Recent moves show residents changing addresses. Building permits issued for garages at 216 W 6th and 905 Grant with costs.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Debra Tucker
N. Highland
Harve Clemens
Maude Williams
Westview Nursing Home
Michael Westerman
Piqua
Vincent Morales
Humboldt
Millard Morgan
S. Highland
Ina Craig
Thayer
Carl Bedenbender
S. Lincoln
James Blessing
S. Evergreen
Medical
Carl Beck
S. Kansas
Barbara Graham
S. Grant
Margaret Eskridge
S. Steuben
Walter Naff
Barbara Brodbeck
Walnut
William Gericke
Merle Brooks
Fred Mosier
Deaths Funeral for Esther Altha Surbrugg 84
Esther Altha Surbrugg 84 former Earlton resident died Friday night at Westview Nursing Home after an extended illness. Born November 23 1880 in Lamar Missouri she married Charles Surbrugg December 25 1900. he died June 13 1951. Survived by two daughters Mrs Joe Sutcliffe and Mrs Clark Storey one son Roy a sister Mrs Pearl Brown six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at Johnson Chapel with Rev LaMoine Waldron officiating. Burial.
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Esther Altha Surbrugg
Earlton
Westview Nursing Home
Lamar, Mo
Charles Surbrugg
First Christian Church
Chanute
Lamar
Joe Sutcliffe
S. Tennessee
Clark Storey
Scarsdale
N. Y
Roy
Alaska
Pearl Brown
Neosho Manor
Johnson Chapel
LaMoine Waldron
Sandra Sue Arthur Weds Anthony Kusel at Erie
Sandra Sue Arthur daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Arthur wed Anthony Robert Kusel son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kusel in the First Christian Chapel Erie. Rev Glenn Crosby officiated. The bride wore a lace two piece suit and carried a pink rosebud Bible. Maid of honor Barbara Arthur and best man Bill Stephens attended. Reception followed in the church basement with a three tiered cake. The couple will reside in Erie.
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Erie
Sandra Sue Arthur
Joe Arthur
Anthony Robert Kusel
Robert Kusel
Glenn Crosby
Barbara Arthur
Bill Stephens
Sandy Heady
Patsy Harris
Mary Jo Moody
Martha Yarnell
Ocean Scene Reveals Vast Mass of Dead Fish
Observers report a sprawling Indian Ocean patch up to 75,000 square miles covered with millions of tons of dead fish. The discovery highlights a large, disturbing marine event and raises questions about causes and ecological impact.
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Indian Ocean
Funeral service for Charles A. Clifton Held at Johnson Chapel
Funeral services for Charles A. Clifton were held Friday afternoon at Johnson Chapel with Dr. Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs. Dave Petterson played a Bach chorale as bearers C. H. Bates Dean Geeding J. O. Purviance Lester Welch Ed Lesher Tom Bennett attended. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery under Johnson Mortuary direction.
Tribune Phone: Call After 6 P.M. For Carrier Contact
Instructions advise calling the Tribune if you cannot reach your carrier. If the carrier is unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for contact. The note emphasizes after hours access and a direct number for urgent communication.
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Tribune
Community events calendar for early July week
A dense social calendar lists veteran, women's, youth, and club meetings across Chanute. Highlights include World War I Veterans Auxiliary and Rainbow for Girls sessions, Chanute Cycle Club events, Jolly Maids HD Unit at North Malcolm Community Center, and multiple church circles and mission societies through July 7 at various local venues.
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World War I Veterans Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
N. Malcolm Community Center
Jolly Maids HD Unit
North Malcolm Community Center
Chanute Cycle Club
Plummer
Sweet Adelines, Inc
TB Hospital
Vilas Homebuilders HD
Milton Dorris
Victory HD
Buford Allen
Edith
Murray Hill
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
ICOF
Hell
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Olives Stuffed with Carrot Sticks Make Garnish
For a pretty vegetable munch or garnish, have pitted ripe olives on hand and insert thin carrot sticks through the holes. This simple arrangement adds color and crunch to appetizers.
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Velma Beasley
Rae Lynn Lofthouse
Doy Hampton
Enith
Zenith
Mr. Blue
Tioga Hotel
Radionic Hearing Service
North Broadway
Wichita, Kansas
Kansas City
Eee Ee
RCA
Cassius Clay
Sonji
Miami
Fla
Clay
WMS
Harmony Unit
Johnson Home
Dr. Agee
KU Journalism
of Agee
Topeka
A. W. Roy
Fort Scott
J. M. Ecord
Santa Fe
Estill B. Ecord
Denver
Chanute Optimist Club
Sherwin-Williams
Daily Transcript
E. Main
H. L. Sweeney
Lincoln
N. Malcolm. Sports Center
W. Main
S. Santa Fe
Martha Sweeney
N. Garfield
Maxine Jones
Steuben
W. 3Rd
Larry Lewis
Kenneth Myers
Rutter
Dale Bakey
Mike Savidge
Grant
Central
Gary Manbeck
Western
Marguerite Taliey
W. Walnut
New York State
Thomas Gallagher
Gamble Benedict
Clinton N. Y
Ireland
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gamble
Andre Forumbeaune
Anthony Kusel
V.F.W
GUN Club
United States of America
Johnson Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Dial Tribune
Women’s Missionary Society
Great Avenue Baptist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Presbyterian
Reuben Burkman
M. R. Wilson
DO. A. Finney
S&. Plummer
Women’s Missionary Assn
United Brethren In Christ Church
Friendly Thimble Club
Rainbow Division
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
Leo Gottlieb
Prather’'S Upholstering Shop
Furniture & Cars
Evergreen
Hood
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