Social Scene calendar for Friday July 13 1962
The Social Scene calendar lists TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hall 1 30 PM Foursquare HDU with Airs Alton Mintz R 2 and 1% of Senior Citizen's club dish lunch Nazarene church women hostesses Memorial building 1130 AM for rides call HE 11-4155 Rainbow HO U Mrs J W Ames 923 WN Forest 2 PM graphic notes on events at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Hall
Foursquare Hdu
Alton Mintz
Nazarene ¢Church
Memorial Building
Rainbow Hou
J. W. Ames
WN. Forest
Mrs Fields Hosts Past Matrons in Vashti Chapter Meeting
Mrs Charles Fields at 822 North Washington acted as hostess for Vashti chapter Order of the Eastern Star Past Matrons Council Monday afternoon. Mrs Edward Jones presided. Officers elected included Sam Harris president Fred Demps vice president Calvin Harris secretary Jones assistant secretary Floyd Smith chaplain and Thomas Hayden historian. Roll call noted current events and the lesson My Purpose was presented by Hayden. Dessert was served. August meeting to be with Harris.
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Charles Fields
N. Washington
Vashti
Order of the Eastern Star
Edward Jones
Phillip Richardson
Sam Harris
Fred Demps
Calvin Harris
Jones
Floyd Smith
Thomas Hayden
Hayden
Christina Berry
Homer Erickson
Cathers
Beece Naff
Martha McCoy
Baldwin Institute
Louise Highbaugh
Margaret Sale
School of Missions
Kansas City
Dean Foster
H. E. Stone
Charles Cox
Christian Social Relations
Lee Embry
Mmes
George McCune
Walter Chappell
Ray Radford
Richard Crawford
Iwi
Orpah Circle
Grange Meeting Confers Degrees and Reports on Museum
Grange Meets The Sorghum Valley Grange met Wednesday evening with Master Roy McMillen presiding. The first and second degrees were conferred on Dale Ward. Mrs. Roy Johnson reported on the museum at Fre donia. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Helen Johnson and Mrs McMillen.
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Sorghum Valley Grange
Roy McMillen
Dale Ward
Roy Johnson
Fredonia
Helen Johnson
McMillen
First Christian Church CWF Group 3 Meets with Lesson
Group 3 of the First Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship met Tuesday morning at 116 N. Plummer. Mrs. Lowell Kreider presided as ten members and five guests enjoyed coffee. Committee members Mrs. Wayne Ellis Bes sie Crabtree Mable Pens Jessie Noyes and Al LaSalle assisted. The lesson titled The Church A Serving Community drew from the new study book Concern That Makes A Difference. Mrs. George Washburn gave the devotions Thanks for the Privilege.
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First Christian Church Christian Women’s Fellowship
C. Francis Jackson
N. Plummer
Lowell Kreider
Mmes
Wayne Ellis
CWF
Bessie Crabtree
Mable Pens
Jessie Noyes
al LaSalle
William Chickadonz
George Washburn
Women’s Fellowship Meets in Church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church met Wednesday at the church. Activities included group singing led by Mrs. Robert Wells, accordion solos by Royce Adams, a film shown by Mrs. LeMoine Waldron, and a discussion on Alcohol Problems led by six members. Mrs. Leta Brown, a retired missionary, spoke on her activities since returning from India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Robert Wells
Jerry Jones
Wayne Ellis
Royce Adams
LeMoine Waldron
George Defebaugh
Leta Brown
India
C. A. Deay
Presbyterian Circles Meet United Presbyterian Women
Circles 1 3 4 5 and 6 held meetings with members and guests in homes and churches. Leaders Mrs Russell Davidson Mrs D A Finney Mrs B F Jones Mrs Roy Chapple and others led Bible studies devotionals and lessons from the Study Guide on Romans and the Concern missionary lesson. Refreshments were served for ten members and two guests at Circle 1. eleven members at Circle 5. eighteen at Circle 6. No August meeting planned for Circle 5.
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United Presbyterian Women
Blanche Petit
Met
Logan Hunt
Russell Davidson
S. Lincoln
D. A. Finney
B. F. Jones
Othe! Davidson
Rueben Burkman
UPW
Methodist WSCS Meets at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday morning in Fellowship Hall with breakfast served by the Rachel circle. Mrs. John Young led the gathering as Mrs. Harry Lewis presided and Mrs. F. W. Bouray spoke.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rachel Circle
John Young
Harry Lewis
F. W. Bouray
Russell Family Reunion in Highland Park
Descendants of Winfield and Ida Russell gathered at Highland Park for their annual family reunion with a noon basket dinner and afternoon visiting. Mrs. Fred Maison chaired next year’s event. 81 members and guest attended. program notes and new officers announced.
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Winfield
Ida Russell
Highland Park
Fred Maison
R R. Russell
Charles
Sharon
Helen Morgan
Emporia
Lawrence Russell
Bennett
Gregory
Tulsa
Thomas Roach
Rebecca
Ricky
Manhattan
William Russell
Leavenworth
Ned Russell
Melanie
Brian
Brett
Ulysses
Nelson Coder
Mark
Paula
Patricia
Atlanta
Paul Briley
Jeff
John
Jane
Prairie Village
Ray Russell
Clyde Russell
Harry Briley
Golda Russell
Robert Briley
Monty
Bobbie Jean
Wilbur Thompson
Grant Avenue WMS In Church Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist church met Wednesday morning with the Dorcas Circle as hostesses. Members shared a Love Gift dedication and presented Gleanings from Ottawa University House Party. Marcie Shockey played piano, devotions were by Mrs. Hotchkiss, a song was sung, and closing prayer by Mrs. Magill.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
Grant Avenue
Dorcas Circle
Ellie Belt
Ottawa University
Mmes
Blaine Marks
E. M. Pearson
Glen Shockey
Ben Nicholas
Marcie Shockey
Frank Hotchkiss
Best Yet 4-H Club News Highlights Activities and Tour
The Best Yet 4-H Club sewing class showed button and zipper techniques at the Rensing home. The beginner class made pin cushions with Junior leadership help. Twenty five members sixteen adults and six guests attended the Jolly Jayhawkers tour viewing projects at multiple members homes and a Chanute swimming party capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensing
Donna Rensing
Phyllis Rensing
Jolly Jayhawkers
Joe Smith
Paul Cook
Harold Sample
Morris Raney
Kenneth Norris
Don French
Don Taylor
Lee Herrin
Roy Herrin
Forrest Wilson
Chanute
Don Reed
Lavonburg
Budget Stretch At Markets Shows Frugal Shopping Tips
The Associated Press highlights budget stretching through poultry and frozen vegetables. Broiler-fryers at 29 cents a pound in New York area outlets aid economizing, with vegetables and fruits offered regionally and a broad meat selection. A 4-H Club meeting at Kimball Grade School invites members to bring record books.
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New York Area
Hawkers
Kimball
Vilas Augustana Lutheran Church Women Meet
Vilas Augustana Lutheran Church women met Sunday evening with Mrs. Roy Anderson presiding. Plans were set to send some girls to the Senior High camp in Colorado. Announcement of the Central State Synod of Lutheran Church Women to be held Sept. 11 and 12 at Topeka. Devo tions by Mrs. Rudolph Nelson. Lesson “Leisure That Recreates” led by Mrs. Roy Larson with assistance from Mrs. Elmer Anderson, Mrs. Clarence Nelson, Mrs. Roy Anderson, and Helen Larson. Refreshments served by the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VILAS
Vilas Augustana Lutheran Church
Roy Anderson
Colorado
Central State Synod of Lutheran Church
Topeka
Rudolph Nelson
Roy Larson
Elmer Anderson
Clarence Nelson
Helen Larson
Michael Dean Byers Honored on Birthday
Michael Dean Byers was honored on his first birthday Wednesday evening by his parents Mr and Mrs Larry Byers of 1128 Kansas. A clown centerpiece with balloons matched the cake and table decor. Guests included Guy Everly Mrs Lon Byers Mrs Ira Whitworth Mr and Mrs Ted Byers Janice Diana Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Minday Mr and Mrs Jerry Bauer Mrs Richard Webb Sandy Mindy Lessie Bates Jerry Whitworth Connie Franklin. Gifts came from Mrs Ethel Marriman and Don and Mr and Mrs Arthur Dwinell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dean Byers
Larry Byers
Kansas
Guy Everly
Lon Byers
Ira Whitworth
Ted Byers
Janice
Diana
Charles Russell
Minday
Jerry Bauer
Richard Webb
WSCS Meets At Big Creek
The Big Creek Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church with ten members two students and five children present. Mrs Floyd Strack presided and reviewed a program on Our Freedoms citing Kennedy's Our Heritages. A shower for Gary Braden was planned for Aug 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Canada
Niagara Falls
Miss King
Baldwin Institute
Institute
Heilman
George McKaska
Robert Johnson
Esther Group Meets at Evangelical United Brethren Church
The Esther group of Evan gelical United Brethren Church met with Mrs. Ernest Wahl at 202 W 5th on Wednesday. Mrs. Perry Swan presided. Devotions titled The Danger of Drifting were given by Mrs. Swan. Myrtle Moffatt presented the lesson Christian Citizenship. Refreshments served to ten members and a guest, Mrs. Howard Brant, WSWS president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ernest Wahl
W. 5Th
Perry Swan
Swan
Myrtle Moffatt
Howard Brant
WSWS
Miss Ostrander Engaged to John Snavely
Mr and Mrs Ray Ostrander Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Lynn to John Ray Snavely son of Mr and Mrs Merle Snavely rural Iola. Carol Lynn Ostrander a Humboldt High School graduate attended Iola Junior College and works at the Allen County ASCS office in Iola. John Ray Snavely a Humboldt High School graduate works at the Iola Ice and Coal Co. No wedding date set.
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Ray Ostrander
Humboldt
Carol Lynn
John Ray Snavely
Merle Snavely
Iola
Miss Ostrander
Humboldt High School
Iola Junior College
Allen County
ASCS
Snavely
Iola Ice and Coal Co
Dear Ann Landers Untangling a Broken Household
A 1942 Chanute Tribune sample presents questions to Ann Landers about a troubled marriage with uncashed paychecks, reckless spending, and a wife seeking guidance on finances and family stability. The column also covers a daughter's makeup and hair experimentation and a fiancée considering his late wife's rings.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Too Many Chucked Baby Under Chin
New York detectives arrested Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson after witnesses noted many bystanders striking a four month old in a baby carriage. Eight packets of heroin were found under the infant’s mattress during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Johnson
Nordstedt and Gilmore Families Visit for Dinners and Anniversaries
Urbana residents hosted guests from Wichita Oklahoma City and Parsons for Sunday dinners and a birthday. The Gilmore and Heilman families attended the 45th wedding anniversary of Grant and Mrs Wilson in Chanute. The group also visited Bethany and Olathe during travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nordstedt
Larry
Bob Nordstedt
Wichita
Bob
Keith Gilmore
Cindy
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. L. Gilmore
Urbana
Vern Heilman
Milo Heilman
Grant Wilson
Chanute
Bill Bowman
Allen Bowman
Parsons
Carl Bowman
Lois
Jackie
Darrell Dunivant
Harold Heilman
Ronnie
Betty
Ora Heilman
George Neely
Randy
Bethany
Olathe
Jerry Neely
Erie Youths Attend Baker University Fel lowship
Erie Federated Church youths travel to Baker University for the annual Methodist Youth Fellowship. Attendees include Sharon Morgan Sharon Newlin Linda Hall Mary Jo Moody Patsy Harris Larry Huffman Stephen Richey Donald Rogers and Rev Wayne Newlin Mrs Milford Hall Transportation provided by Newlin Moody and Richey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Federated Church
Baldwin
Baker University
Sharon Morgan
Sharon Newlin
Linda Hall
Mary Jo Moody
Patsy Harris
Larry Huffman
Stephen Richey
Donald Rogers
Wayne Newlin
Milford Hall
Newlin
Virgil Moody
Erie Kiwanis Club
Richard Wood
Charles P. McKinnie
Harvey Steele
Clear. Dalton
John Shireman
Dale Ewen
Mattox
S Webster
Charles Forsyth
Forsyth
Chuck
Johnny
Mike
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Chanute Tribune Briefs July 12 1962
Local notes from Chanute Kansas include community updates and brief notices. Details remain sparse in the OCR fragment but reflect typical small town news items from mid July 1962.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Scratch That Itch Quick At Me-Cune Drug Store
An advertisement promises fast itch relief in 15 minutes with ITCH-MENOT antiseptic at Me-Cune Drug Store. It claims quick drying action for eczema insect bites ringworm foot itch and surface rashes, available day or night.
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Cune Drug Store
Local Chanute Teen Demonstrates Cotillion Hair at Heavilin School
Gary Malson of Chanute Kansas models a Cotillion hair style at the House of Heavilin School of Hair Fashion in Kansas City. He studied under George Heavilin and works at Heavilin Beauty Salon in Kansas City. The piece notes his achievements as a Heavilin graduate and invites others 17 or older to request training information at 5700 Troost, Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Malson
Chanute
Kansas
House of Heavilin School of
Kansas City
Malson
George Heavilin
Mr. Malson
Chanute Sr
Heavilin School
Heavilin
Gary
House of Heavilin Schools of
Troost
Ady
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Dial Tribune
Mrs. Fields
Grange
Jackson
Women's Fellowship
Presbyterian Circles
Maga
Circle 5
Roy Chapple
W. Main
A. B. Wigans
R. W. Good
Howard Wilson
Robert Penwith
Onington
D. Nelson
Wilson
Methodist Wscs
Russell
Ed Cathers
Carl Magill
Associated Press
Junction 54
Hiway
Yates Center
Dill & Dill Nursery
S. Pratt Ph
Faille
Jacques Tiffeau
Marriman
Don
Mrs
Arthur Dwinell
WSCS
Carol Lynn Ostrander
Peter
Paul
Ben
Wilma
Richard
Christian Church
Hidden
Joan Mattox
Stanley
Mary Jo
Beth
Bartlesville
Oklo
Robert R. Bacon
Salina
Harold Heaton
Robert McKinney
Labette County Medical Center
Seidlitz
New Gal
Orr
West Main
Randcraft
Parrot
Sidewalk Bazaar
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