Talented Dog Serves at Coffeyville Station Headlines a German Shepherd Helper
King the two year old German Shepherd at Hornbrook filling station in Coffeyville handles cash, delivers items, cleans, and assists customers. He retrieves rags, sorts trash, delivers mail, and even folds money. The owners say they spend little time training him and King learns quickly. He guards meals and plays ball with equal energy, proving an exceptional all around staffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville, Kan
Wilson (Wick) Hornbrook
King
Hornbrook
Wilson
Wick) King
Local Briefs Highlight Military Training and Visits
Ivan L Harding Jr 20 son of Ivan L Harding Sr of Walnut undergoes two weeks of active duty recruit training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois Bernice Nelson 109 S Wilson has returned from Kansas City following major surgery at University of Kansas Medical Center Mr and Mrs Don Schulenberg of San Jose California visit his sister Mrs Nelse Olson and family and also his mother and sister in Iola Floyd E Claus 1314 S Highland arrested for failure to yield at the intersection of S Santa Fe and 17th after an accident Claus 10 bond Byrle F Haynes 1020 N Garfield driving a 1953 Buick south on Santa Fe attempting a left turn onto 17th Claus 1961 Ford west on 17th stopped for a stop sign moved into traffic
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Ivan L. Harding, Jr
Ivan L. Harding, Sr
Walnut
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, I
Bernice Nelson
S. Wilson
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Don Schulenberg
San Jose
Calif
Nelse Olson
L. F. Schulenberg
Stark
Schulenberg
Iola
Floyd E. Claus
S. Highland
S. Santa Fe
17Th
Byrle F. Haynes
N. Garfield
Santa Fe
Claus
PCA Manager R D Hamar to Attend Colorado Conference
R D Hamar of the Production Credit Association will attend the annual PCA managers conference at Colorado State University in Fort Collins on July 14 and 15. Managers from Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico will attend representing their states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Hamar
Production Credit Assn
PCA
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Freeman Arrested on Lyons County Check Warrant
John Freeman of 214 N Grant was arrested yesterday by Chanute police on a Lyons County warrant for a no account check. He was released after making good the payment on the $20 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Freeman
N. Grant
Chanute
Lyons County
Mrs Dick Smith Says Watch Stolen From Pool
Mrs Dick Smith of 626 South Kansas reported yesterday that her daughter Connie had her wrist watch stolen while she was at the swimming pool Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Smith
S. Kansas
Connie
Truck driver reports windshield damage at 14th sales pavilion
John Brabant, a truck line driver, told police at 11 35 p m yesterday that a rock or similar object struck his parked truck in the sales pavilion sheds on 14th. He heard a car arrive then crash and depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brabant
Brabant
Bicycle Found by Police Behind Main Alley
Police recovered a bicycle found in an alley behind Main Street last night and transported it to the station for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Accident at 6 S Evergreen prompts police report
Police investigated an accident at 6 S Evergreen at 4 30 p m yesterday. Florence R Wininger of 119 N Western backed a 1956 Chevrolet from the east curb while Ermey H Mack of R 2 drove a 1963 Ford truck north when they collided. Wininger car damage estimated at 50 dollars and Mack truck at 19 dollars.
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S. Evergreen
Florence R. Wininger
N. Western
Evergreen
Ermey H. Mack
Wininger
Deaths and Funeral for Ruby Vera Purkey
Mrs Ruby Vera Purkey aged 69 of 118 N Malcolm died at home after a decade long illness. Born February 28 1895 in Neosho county she was married to William F Purkey who died in 1953. Survived by five sisters and one brother Funeral arrangements are pending with Johnson Mortuary.
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William F
Ruby Vera) Purkey
Ruby Vera Purkey
N. Malcolm
Neosho County
William F. Purkey
Royal Neighbors of America
Frank
Violet) Krone
Annette Beck
S. Evergreen
Orville
Rose) Owens
Hester Amberg
S. Garfield
Lois Felkins
S. Edith
Joe Reed
Topeka
Johnson Mortuary
Funeral Service For Mrs Sam Huffman Held At Roy Gibson
Funeral services for Mrs. Sam Mary L Huffman were conducted at the Roy Gibson Funeral Home Friday afternoon with the Rev Dale Sneeringer officiating. Burial followed at Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Ray Hutchison and Linda Hutchison sang Have Thine Own Way and Ivory Palaces. Flowers were arranged by Mrs Roy Chapple and Mrs Ray Yaege. Bearers were Glenn Hughes Walter Garrett Ray Yaege George Woosley Forest C McMillan and A H Alcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Sam
Mary L.) Huffman
Roy
Great Books and Local Events On July Calendar
The July social calendar lists Great Books in the Heritage Room at 7:30 p.m. with Bertrand Russell on Sunday. Monday features Arts and Crafts at Launching Pad from 9 a.m. to noon, plus dinners and rehearsals. July 14 includes Hulda Parker Chapter CES at Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. and Chanute Textile Paint Club at Maple Leaf Tea Room at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Books
Heritage Room
Bertrand Russell
Arts and Crafts
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Hulda Parker Chapter
Ces
Masonic Temple
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Huan Nhu Nguyen Visits TB Hospital in Southeast Kansas
Huan Nhu Nguyen, a public health technician from Kien Giang South Vietnam, visited the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital on Friday. She consulted with Dr. James Brown, the superintendent, on prevention, treatment and control of tuberculosis in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huan Nhu Nguyen
Kiengiang
South Viet Nam
Southeast Kansas
James Brown
Kansas
Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Neosho Memorial Hospital admits Friday Mrs Charles Leavitt 306 N Kansas medical. Dismissals Friday Pearl Peck Humboldt Jollene Mendenhall Shawnee Mission. Admissions today Ed Harden dorf 611 S Central medical Loren Elleman Humboldt surgery.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charles Leavitt
N. Kansas, Medical
Pearl Peck
Humboldt
Jollene Mendenhall
Shawnee Mission
Ed Hardendorf
S. Central
Loren Elleman
Surgery
Local Traffic Citations and Relocations Report
Patrol records list citations for Lester C. Floyd Jr and others for offenses including disobeying stop signs improper passing and driving while intoxicated with fines up to 120 dollars and costs. Updated resident moves record several address changes within the city. Building permits issued cover a storage structure and a detached carport with modest estimated costs. Marriage licenses issued to James McGee and Neide Roverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Floyd, Jr
Benedict
Gary M. Steele
Buffalo
John W. Cowan
Steuben
Robert Humphreys
Ili
Liberty
Leroy K. Weese
Humboldt
Clement A. White
Pete B. Rausch
Santa Fe
H. G. LaForge
N. Central
James K. McGee
Stark and Neide Sve Roverts
Erie
Women Education Debate at Winthrop College
Winthrop College in Rock Hill faces pressure to admit men amid rising enrollments. President Charles Davis opposes coeducation though acknowledging taxpayers may resist. Trustees once allowed male summer and evening course degrees. law changes required to grant full degrees. Enrollment expected at 2,410 this fall as facilities near capacity. South Carolina supports a women’s college alongside coed campuses like USC and Clemson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
Rock Hill
S.C
Winthrop College
South Carolina
Winthrop
Charles Davis
Davis
Col
Walter D. Smith
Sharon Rae Steeves Weds Patrick J Walsh at Erie
Mr and Mrs Harry Steeves announce the marriage of their daughter Sharon Rae Steeves to Patrick J Walsh. Judge Alberta Gough performed the ceremony Friday at 730 PM at her home in Erie. The bride wore a white street length dress with a matching hat and veil and carried a white prayer book with pink carnations. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Walsh of 612 S Lincoln. The bride’s brother Larry Steeves and his wife were attendants. The couple, with education and military backgrounds, plan residence near Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steeves, Jr
W. 4Th
Sharon Rae
Patrick J. Walsh
Alberta Gough
Erie
Ray Walsh
S. Lincoln
Larry Steeves
Walsh
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Venus Academy of Beauty Culture
Wichita
Air Force
Ash Grove Cement Plant
Gregory Hofer
Houston
Texas
A. W. Hofer
Mike
Gregory
Don Hofer
Christy Moles
el Paso
James Osborn
Osborn
Martha Moles
Courtney Moles
Supt
W. S. Scott
Leon Reaves
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Annette
Norman Beyma
Ed Reaves
R. E. Brown
Cathy
Steven
von Griffith
Brenda of
Chanute
Humboldt
G. C. van Nice
Kiwanians Are Home From Los Angeles Convention
Kiwanis delegates Cliff Erickson and Art Krone returned home Thursday after attending the Kiwanis International convention in Los Angeles. Edward B. Moylan Jr of Miami was elected president of Kiwanis International, serving about 270000 members in over 5300 clubs. Keefe of Oklahoma City was named president-elect. the 1965 convention will be in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Moylan, JR
Miami, Fla
Kiwanis International
Charute
Los Angeles
Cliff Erickson
Kiwanis Club
Art Krone
Miami
Fla
Moylan
Edward C. Keefe
Oklahoma City
New York City
Tot Lot Monday In Second Session Cha nute Recreation
The Cha nute Recreation Commission restarts the Tot Lot program Monday at 9 30 a m at EUB church playground. The three week session enrolls 40 children ages three to six. Mothers should enroll and volunteer as mother helper for at least one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Recreation Commission
Eub Church
Nada Wagoner
Dorcas and Any Man's Classes Hold Santa Fe Park Picnic
Fifty members and guests of the Dorcas and Any Man's Classes of the First Christian Church gathered for their annual picnic at Santa Fe Park Friday evening. Ed Wolfe delivered the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Santa Fe Park
Ed Wolfe
New Citizens Born to Local Families This June
A list of newborns from local households includes Benito Ray Borjas and Kathy Kay born in June, along with Brenda Ann Hinkle and Brenda Elaine Reeves, and several others. Each entry notes the child’s name, parents, street address, and birth date in June or July. The records cover multiple families across addresses such as Walnut Walnut, S Central, W Main, and 910 Sycamore in Humboldt.
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Rodney Clell
Herbert Lowry
S. Ashby
Benito Ray
Ramon E. Borjas
N. Santa Fe
Kathy Kay
Earl Kirkpatrick
Walnut
Brenda Ann
Gary Hinkle
N. Forest
Brenda Elaine
Richard Reeves
S. Central
Chris Evans
Howard E. Cutter
W. Main
Jeffrey Lee
John W. Haworka
S. Larson
Clayton Dale
Robert J. Ward
Amy Suzanne
T. L. Kneeland
S. Highland
Michael Jay
Lawrence W. Payne, Jr
Sycamore
Humboldt
Jamie Lynn
James Allen
N. Western
Family Picnic Honors Brownings Far Flung Guests Attended
A family picnic in Highland Park honored Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Browning and Christine of San Diego while visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy. Attendees included numerous families from Kansas and Texas, such as Bill Holland, Bob Lam, Martin Rickier, Leo Purdon, Darrel Whelan, Leroy Fugate, Walter Whelan, Mary Kennedy, Vera Andrews, Gene Roach, Ray Barnhart, Richard Ahring, and Rev. Thomas Scaletty, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Browning
Christine
San Diego
John Kennedy
Gary
Don
S. Highland
Highland Park
Bill Holland
Bob Lam
Martin Rickier
Girard
Leo Purdon
Larry Freehin
Darre
Whelan
Kansas City
Leroy Fugate
Greg
Recfield
Walter Whelan
Mary Kennedy
Earl
Walnut
Vera Andrews
Mission
Tex
MeKeitzer
Longton
Gene Roach
Fredonia
Ray Barnhart
Richard Ahring
Thomas Scaletty
Chanute
Crafts Day Observed At TOPS Meeting
TOPS Determinettes held a weekly Friday afternoon meeting in Sawyer Hall. Members displayed quilt tops pillows toys doll clothes and an oil painting. Mrs. M. C. Phillips Sr. presided as 12 members reported a six pound weight loss with Willa Babcock as coffee hostess.
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TOPS
Sawyer Hall
M. C. Phillips
Willa Babcock
Leighton and Wilding Tie The Knot In Hollywood
British actress Margaret Leighton and Michael Wilding, once an actor and now a public relations man, wed in Hollywood on Friday surprising many. Wilding, 51, was Elizabeth Taylor’s second husband and his fourth marriage. Leighton, 42, had previously married Laurence Harvey, among others, marking a notable union amid prior vows and media attention.
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Hollywood
Margaret Leighton
Michael Wilding
Wilding
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Leighton
Laurence Harvey
O'Dwyer Reflects On Scandals As He Turns 74
New York City mayor William O'Dwyer, 74, marked his birthday and reflected on police corruption and gambling investigations tied to his last term. He said such scandals recur despite efforts to stop them, and there is no lasting remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William O'Dwyer
New York City
O'Dwyer
Safety Picnic of Monarch To Be at Chanute Armory
Monarch Cement Company and its Humboldt employees plan a safety picnic Friday at the National Guard Armory in Chanute. Bus service from Humboldt runs every 20 minutes from 4 30 p m. meal starts 5 30 p m. a dance follows at 8 p m. Children will enjoy cold pop snow cones Tootsie rolls bubble gum and balloons. Activities include a Chattanooga Choo Choo ride a Kiddie Car ride and a 1926 Hook and Ladder Fire truck. Carl Chappell will present a no lost time accidents award to the Humboldt Plant accepted by Glen M Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Monarch Cement Company
National Guard
Chanute
Humbol
Chattanooga
Chanute Tribune July 11 1964 Page Three
Local page three notes community events and brief notices from Chanute and surrounding area. Items include civic updates, church notices, school activities, and upcoming meetings with dates and locations where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Senior Citizens Club Meeting Led by Substitute President
Friday afternoon the Senior Citizens Club met in the absence of president Mrs Joe Ermey. Mrs Margaret Taylor presided with group singing by Mrs Alfred Peterson and accompanist Mrs Alta Allen. New members were introduced and 43 attended a Nazarene Church hosted covered dish dinner before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Taylor
Senior Citizens Club
Joe Ermey
Alfred Peterson
Alta Allen
the Nazarene Church
Monarch company to maintain full operation in August
Walter H. Wulf president said there will be no shutdown in August as previously scheduled to meet shipping commitments through March. He praised employees for efforts and cooperation that have helped build Monarch's reputation.
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Pany
Walter H. Wulf
March
Wulf
Monarch
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Coffeyville
Alice Wade
Coffeyville Journal
Associated Press
Hornbrooks
Mrs. Hornbrook
Dial Tribune
Daily Transcript
Tom Wingert
Lillard Parks
Gretchen
Jean Foster
E. 2Nd
Grant
Eddie Gerwick
Ashby
Lafayette
Marie Stipp
S. Plummer
W. &Im
Citadel
University of South Carolina
Clemson College
Sharon Rae Steeves
Erickson
Steve
Joan
Tennessee
Phillip Cooper
Brownings
Ozalid Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
N. Highland, Channte, Kansas
Stanley Kramer
Kathy Nolan
Dick Heckenkamp
Chanute Armory
Frank Heiman
Board of Education
Marion McGehey
Kansas Association of School Boards
Belinda Hansen
Edward Hansen
Bill Hansen
Grand Lake
Monarch Cement
Individual Mausoleum CO
Grand, Parsons
Kas
Roy S. Gibson
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kansas
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia +eeans oO
Garden City
Goodland Me
Hill City
Manhattan
Olathe Sae
Russell
Salina Ee Ee
Foun Ccicsseaas
Prather
Bill
John
Barney
Giles
State Farm Sire
Surance Company
State Farm Fire and Casualty
Como Ny
Bloomington
Illinois
STATE
Fane
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