Woman taxi driver keeps city moving year after year
Mrs. Karl A Keys drives 40 50 thousand miles yearly for DeLuxe Taxi Co at 14 S Highland. She joined during WWII and has one minor accident. The Keys own the company with five cabs, and licensing requires a chauffeur's license and age 21. They live at 106 S Garfield with five children.
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Karl A. Keys
DeLuxe Taxi Company
S. Highland
Keys
Social Calendar July events and club meetings listed
Community calendar notes multiple meetings and events across July including United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group at the church at 9 a.m. Autumn Mothers Club at 1 p.m. Chanute Community Theater production The Streets of New York at 8 05 p.m. Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit at 2 p.m. and other Extension Homemakers meetings, church classes, a Builders Class and a Bridge gathering at the Country Club with various hosts and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Extension
C. E. Steinman
S. Evergreen
United Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group
Autumn Mothers Club
Eldon Woane
W. 12Th
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit
Norman Koch
N. Steuben
Chanute Community Theater
Streets of
New York
Neosho Valley
C. O. Bowman
Thornburg and Vilas Extension
High Prairie Church
First Presbyterian Church
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Country Club
Berean Class Picnic at Highland Park Hosts Named
A Berean class family picnic and watermelon feed for 32 members of Grant Avenue Baptist Church occurred Tuesday evening at Highland Park. Devotions were given by Harold Neptune after the business meeting. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Gene Webber Mr and Mrs Ben Nicholas and Mrs Max Tharp.
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Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Highland Park
Harold Neptune
Gene Webber
Ben Nicholas
Max Tharp
McQuin Family Reunion Draws Wide Circle Across States
The McQuin family held a reunion Sunday at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. All six siblings attended along with numerous spouses and numerous nieces and nephews from Pittsburg Chanute Minneapolis Houston Galeta Kingman Derby Wichita and Council Grove.
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McQuin
South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Tom McQuin
D. C. Chickadonz
June Dean
Olive Jackson
C. N. McQuin
Harvie Clemens
Ike
Larry Clemens
Mike
Sandra
Sherrie
Gary Clemens
Diana Lea
Roy
R. L. McQuin
Andy
Connie
Scott
Kingman
J. C. McQuin
Council Grove
Betty Peterson
Susan
Pat
Derby
B. F. McAlester
Wichita
Chosen for Action discussed at Big Creek WSCS meeting
Mrs Harold Chandler led a question and answer session on the lesson Chosen for Action at the Big Creek WSCS Tuesday morning gathering. Devotions were by Mrs Arnold Summerville scripture read by Mrs Eben Claus with Rev Charles Minsch offering the closing prayer. Hostesses were Mrs Hattie Gilmore and Mrs Robert Johnson. Fifteen members four children and one guest Mr Minsch attended.
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Big Creek
Harold Chandler
WSCS
Arnold Summerville
Eben Claus
Charles Minsch
Hattie Gilmore
Robert Johnson
Minsch
Lois O'Malley Weds Ralph M Carlson in Scammon
Lois Louise O'Malley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph O'Malley Scammon and James M Carlson son of Mr and Mrs John Carlson Cherokee were married in a 9 30 am July 2 mass at St Bridget's Scammon Rev Neal Diver officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon organza with a cathedral train A reception followed They will reside in Erie after a Black Hills honeymoon The couple plans to move to Erie and he will teach math and chemistry at Galesburg High School in the fall
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Lois Louise O'Malley
Ralph O’malley
James M. Carlson
John Carlson
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Scammon
Neal Diver
Cade
Mary Ann O'Malley
Max Starns
Ellsworth
Joe Ponce
Parsons
Barbara Carlson
Kansas City
Allan Carlson
Jimmy O’malley
Joe Carlson
Jerry Lomshek
Phillip O'Malley
Muskogee
Okla
Wayne Meyer
Bill Meyer
Bing Lomshek
Heloise Hints Turn Sleeves Into Handy Pockets
Readers share practical tips from light sleeve pockets for storing cigarettes to sewing pockets on blouses for everyday ease. A mother creates a sleeping bear bottle warmer and others adapt utensils, storage methods, and ironing tricks.
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Heloise
Mrs Wiles Hosts Ladies of the GAR Circle
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met at Mrs. Robert Wiles country home Tuesday afternoon with 16 members present. Barbara Cottrell assisted. Mrs. E L Lewis presided. Two granddaughters of Mrs. Mary Edwards joined as new members, Miss Cottrell and Jeanie Johnstone. Door prize won by Mrs. Lottie Gant.
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Grand Army of the Republic
M. O. Cartlidge
Robert Wiles
Barbara Cottrell
E. L. Lewis
Mary Edwards
Miss Cot*trell
Jeanie Johnstone
Lottie Gant
Ladies Day Golf At Chanute Country Club Results
Mrs E O Morris won low net score at the Chanute Country Club Ladies Day Golf, with Mrs C A Wood chairing and Mrs Glen School taking second. Third place went to Mrs Broadwell in a three way tie with Mrs Wood and Mrs Ostrander, plus Barbara Blackwood won low putts and Mrs Bob Johnson received a special award. A special meeting is set for next Tuesday, and the Women’s Golf Association will host the Southeast Kansas tournament on July 20.
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E. O. Morris
Chanute Country Club
C. A. Wood
Glen School
Charles Broadwell
Wood
Earl Ostrander
Barbara Blackwood
Bob Johnson
Women’s Golf Association
Kansas
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Ralph M. Carlson
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