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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1963

Page

3

Retired Santa Fe Conductor Homer LaForge Ends 58-Year Rail Career

Homer LaForge concluded a 58 year service with the Santa Fe on his last run from Kansas City to Tulsa. He began in 1905, held various roles, and retired as the most senior employee by tenure. He plans fishing gardening and travel with his wife of 45 years.

Homer LaForge N. Central Santa Fe Kansas City LaForge Tulsa J. L. Barnes Burden Independence Chanute The Tribune Jean Tucker Central

Tom Baughn Heads Lions

New officers of the Lions Club were elected at a Wednesday Tioga Hotel meeting. Tom Baughn was named president with Fred Johnston, Gene Geyer, Al Jones as vice presidents, Irvin Brune as secretary treasurer, Bob Lassman as tongueMaster, and Dale Steinman as tailtwister. New directors include C H Winckier Virgil Lowe George Lightfoot and Mahlon Morley with Neal McCoy as immediate past president.

Tioga Hotel Tom Baughn Fred Johnston Gene Geyer al Jones Irvin Brune Bob Lassman Dale Steinman C. H. Winckier Virgil Lowe George Lightfoot Mahlon Morley Neal McCoy

Garrison Kustanborter Wed in Garden Grove Ceremony

Lynne Rose Garrison of Santa Ana California married Jarrell Frank Kustanborter of R 2 on July 6 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Garden Grove California. Rev James Hobbs officiated. The couple plans to wait for naval discharge in San Diego in November. Attendants included Dianne Garrison as maid of honor and Dave Kustanborter as best man. The reception followed at the bride's home.

Lynne Rose Garrison Santa Ana Calif Jarrell Frank Kustanborter Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Garden Grove James Hobbs Winfield R. Garrison Chester R. Kustandorter Dianne Garrison Dave Kustandorter Elmer Allen Bolsa Grande High School Midway High School Kustanborter Navy San Diego

The Rosary and Its Catholic Practice Explained

The rosary is a Catholic prayer using beads to count five decades in three parts The Joyful Sorrowful and Glorious mysteries Prayers come from the Bible The rosary is said for various intentions including sickness pain and the repose of the soul of the deceased, typically the night before a funeral mass

Social Calendar July 15 1963 arts and clubs list

Monday July 15 1963 events include Arts and Crafts at Launching Pad 9 30 am to 4 pm Fairfield Grange Fairfield School 8 i Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7 30 pm Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 18 pm Tuesday July 16 1963 Gem and Mineral Society Federation Room 7 3 om Ladies Auxiliary IOOF hall 8 Om LA to BE IOOF hall 2 am Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist picnic Highland Park 6 30 Lady Elks Elks Club rooms 7 30 pm Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall am Ladies Day Golf 1 08 pm

Fairfield Grange Fairfield School I Sweet Adelines, Inc Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Gem and Mineral Society Federation IOOF Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Highland Park Lady Elks Elks’ Club Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall

Daily Transcript Hospital Dismissals Include Several Residents

Dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Friday include Mrs Ray Mond Clements of Humboldt and Will ard Crawford of 522 N Evergreen, Mrs Jerry Steele and daughter, Fay Jensen of 6122 N Forest, and Emmett McGuire of Cherryvale. Admission today is Jenny Gericke of 30 W 4th for medical. Dismissals today include Harry Dill of 214 S Highland and Andrew Lanning of 816 S Evergreen.

Raymond Clements Humboldt Willard Crawford N. Evergreen Jerry Steele S. Larson Fay Jensen N. Forest Emmett McGuire Cherryvale Jenny Gericke W. 4Th Medical Harry Dill S. Highland Andrew Lanning S. Evergreen

Ness City man jailed on forgery charge

Ray Emmons of KB! lodged Robert O. Denny in the city jail yesterday. Denny is charged with forgery and will be picked up by Ness county authorities. Police reported a large tree limb fell on Evergreen and Walnut street at 4:55 a.m., and George Phillips of the city street department removed it.

Ray Emmons Robert O. Denny Ness City Ness County Evergreen Walnut George Phillips City Street Department

Car radio antenna damaged on Max Gough’s vehicle

Max Gough of 410 N Forest reported to police that an antenna on his car was broken off last night.

Max Gough N. Forest

Mrs Mintz Returns From Family Visit

Mrs Cora Mintz of 908 S Garfield returned home Friday after visiting her brother T W Burgess and family in Van Buren Arkansas and her daughter and family Mr and Mrs G J Presley in Stillwell Oklahoma.

Cora Mintz S. Garfield T. W Burgess van Buren Ark G. J. Presley Stillwell Okla

Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mary Casey

Mary Casey, soon to wed Robert D. McGregor on Aug 3, was celebrated at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. W. L. Daniels and Mrs. Ralph Willcott at 92 S. Central. Pink decor framed a miniature bridal party. mother Mrs. Mery Casey poured. many local residents attended the event.

Mary Casey Robert D. McGregor W. L. Daniels Ralph Willcott Daniels S. Central Mery Casey Mmes Frances Casey Arch Allen Howard Hollenshead K. F

Mrs Stanislaus Kirby Shower Honors New Baby

Mrs. Bud Audiss and Mrs. Fred Cook hosted a surprise baby shower for Mrs. Donald Stanislaus and her son Kirby Lane born July 4. Guests gathered at Mrs. Cook’s home, then traveled to the Stanislaus residence at 709 S Lincoln for gifts and refreshments.

Bud Audiss Fred Cook Donald Stanislaus Kirby Lane Stanislaus S. Lincoln Cook Mmes Leon Spence Bill Clifford Earl McCullough Betty Taylor Clinton Turner Kenneth Jerome Charlies Solomon Gene Cumings Faye Ewards Glen Wrestler

Fall fashions run to overstatement and bold textures

New York fashion writers anticipate a season of hyperbole with exaggerated silhouettes and dramatic details. Turtlenecks rise high, waists shift upward, sleeves range from voluminous to slim, and shifts slip toward cinchless silhouettes. Caricatured accessories like derbies and fedoras appear, while luxurious fabrics and ornate embroidery dominate both going out and home clothes.

Neosho Valley 4H Club News on Fabrics and Coats

The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4H Club met with Judy Carlson and John Rausch presenting fabric variety and coat designs. Members described fall coats with straight or oval fronts, re sewn sleeves, toppers, and dress forms. Guests included 14 members and three leaders with meals served as progress reports and fashion demonstrations.

Neosho Valley Busy Bees Judy Carlson John Rausch Leeva Carter

U S vows to shield Cuban U N mission finances

United States officials say Washington will not interfere with Cuban U N mission finances amid a Cuban protest that frozen Cuban assets threaten funds. Details are being worked out to keep the mission insulated from the freeze. In Paris, about 1,500 US troops of the 1st Division will be airlifted to West Germany July 19 to 22 in a test of rapid reinforcement capabilities.

United Nations N.Y.P United States U.S Cuba U.N Washington Paris Kansas West Germany Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Powers In Europe SHAPE Tiday

Currency Ink and Color: Faces Black Backs Green

A description notes that all paper currency in circulation bears black ink on the faces while the backs are printed in green. The detail emphasizes the two tone coloring of currency by ink color on front and back.

Hearing Aid Service Center to Aid Hearers in Chanute

Al Harris of Acousticon will conduct a free hearing aid service center at Zip Discount Drug Center in Chanute Kansas on Tuesday July 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free electro audiometric tests with no obligation offered and aid cleaning and adjustment free of charge.

al Harris Acousticon Zip Discount Drug Center Chanute Kansas Acousticon OF Joplin Wall

Notable figures mark birthdays and global events

Egyptologist Dr. Margaret Murray celebrates her 100th birthday in London. Danny Kaye returns to New York after Moscow trip noting war themed films and a space training film. In Sydney Prime Minister Menzies cites crises from Ottawa to London. Marlon Brando voices push for fair Afro representation in film. Montgomery Clift reportedly suffered anxiety during Freud filming, with a $600,000 insurance suit settled out of court in Los Angeles.

London Margaret Murray New York Danny Kaye Moscow United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund Sydney Australia Sir Robert Menzies Ottawa Profumo Beverly Hills Calif Marlon Brando Los Angeles Montgomery Clift Freud Universal Pictures Firemen's Insurance Co Clift

Galvanized steel rises as auto demand grows

New York AP reports galvanized steel a once minor steel family member now shines as a main product. The cold rolled sheet with zinc coating offers corrosion protection at low cost. From 1951 to 1961 shipments to the auto industry grew 798 percent from 34,743 to 311,971 tons annually.

New York Steelways American Iron and Steel Institute

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tom Baughna Lions Lions Club Johnson Dial Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital East Main Kirby Carol Ann Barnhart Sam (. Barnhart Mary Ruth van Skike Kansas State University Miss Barnhart Chanute High School Chanute Junior College Sunken Garden Marco Weber Vicki Flowers Chanuie Jean Sprain Wilson New York Couture Group Club News First National Bank Global Briefs Harris State Farm Giles W. Mai John Barney W. Main Sinisa Farm Virus Automane Insurance Company Home Vice F Semung'or, Uta
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