Palmquist Storck Nuptials Held In Home Ceremony
Wanda Jean Palmquist and Harold Leon Storck wed Thursday night at the bride’s home in a family ceremony officiated by Rev. Paul Life. The couple plans to reside in Emporia. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Storck of Humboldt and Brooklyn residents Joseph Mangine Sr. and Ruth Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Jean Palmquist
Mariellena Palmquist
W. Main
Russell Palmquist
Harold Leon Storck
Harold Storck
Humboldt
Paul Life
Elmer Oliver
Joseph Mangine, Jr
Joseph Mangine Jr
Calvin Hunt
Wayne O'Byrne
Wichita
Lori Mangine
Brooklyn
N.Y
L. C. Haug
Elwood
Til
Social Scene Next Weekey Events and Meetings
Local society notes for July include Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel at 7 30 pm and TOPS So Cal Gals at Sawyer hall at 7 30 pm. Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Hul tle Parker chapter host a 6 30 pm picnic with Mr and Mrs Frank Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Sawyer Hall
Hultle Parker Chapter
Frank Davidson
R. 1
General Meeting By CWF Members
Members of CWF met for a general meeting at the church on Wednesday. Mrs P H Taylor and Mrs Forrest Clemings led the lesson We Lift Our Hearts Going Into the Second Year of Decade of Decision. Mrs V C Steele gave devotions assisted by Mrs Clemings. The August meeting will be a 9 a.m. church breakfast. Mrs A B Chauncey will attend the International Convention of Women’s Christian Fellowship at Purdue University Lafayette Ind July 19 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF
P. H. Taylor
Forrest Clemings
V. C. Steele
Clemings
A. B. Chauncey
International Convention of Women's Christian Fellowship
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Prizes Awarded By Determinettes At Sawyer Hall
Mrs Castor Perrin wore the crown for losing the most weight at the TOPS Determinettes gathering in Sawyer hall. Mrs Merle Tennis received a prize for 15 pounds lost. Mrs Fred Gerardy read a poem A Fervent Wish. The club plans a cook out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor Perrin
Sawyer Hall
Merle Tennis
Fred Gerardy
Four Square Meeting At McMillen Home
Plans for a Four Square Home Demonstration Unit meeting at the McMillen home are set. Mrs. N E McMillen hosts with other leaders guiding the session. Mrs Walter Browning led the heart lesson and Mrs Mabel Hutchison won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. McMillen
Harvey Clemens
Gene Maxwell
Roy Tunnel
Walter Browning
Mabel Hutchison
Mound Valley Experiment Station
Hutchison
Humboldt-Cottage Oak Unit Meets at Humboldt Park
Here and There notes record the Humboldt-Cottage Oak Unit meeting held Wednesday at Humboldt Park with Mrs Warren Fultz serving as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Cottage Oak Unit
Humboldt Park
Warren Fultz
Hos
Picnic and Craft Day Planned for August 9 at Humboldt Park
Members discussed the picnic and Craft Day to be held August 9 at the park. A booth will be displayed at the fair and contributions will go to the Cancer Fund. Mrs. Florence Miller and Mrs. Guy Booe led a lesson on Civil Defense and the dangers of fall-out to the farmer and livestock. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will feature a guest day picnic with a crafts display on August 9 at Humboldt Park.
Rainbow Unit Meets At Santa Fe Park
Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit met Friday morning at the Santa Fe north shelter for a breakfast with Mrs. Frank Fackler and Mrs. V. S. Kes singer as hosts. Mrs. C. G. Shippy presided and Mrs. J. T. Klinginsmith led the lesson Our Heart. A $25 donation was given to the Neosho County Association for Exceptional Children. The next meeting is August 11 with Mrs. H. M. Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit
Santa Fe North Shelter House
Frank Fackler
V. S. Kessinger
C. G. Shippy
J. T. Klinginsmith
Neosho County
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Hosts Meeting
Mrs. Rush hosted the Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Friday at 315 2 E. Main. Mrs. C. I. Newton gave a lesson on Our Heart. Mrs. Otho York of Buffalo attended. A picnic at Santa Fe Park is planned for August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rush
E. Main
Harmony Home
C. I. Newton
Otho York
Buffalo
Santa Fe Park
Police arrest Raymond Adamson on intoxication charge
Raymond Adamson of Toronto was arrested by police last night on a charge of intoxication and released after posting a 15 dollar bond. The note records a brief detainment and release pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Adamson
Toronto
DeWitt School Building Sale Ends Long Local Use
Humboldt DeWitt school closes its five to six year use as a community center and district hub. The building will be sold at public auction July 31 with desks and incidental items included. The site had hosted Sunday school worship meetings, literary society events, farmer Grange gatherings, and annual school activities through the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
DeWitt
Logan Township
Owl Creek
Community Literary Society
Farmer's Grange
Admits and discharges listed at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Yesterday admissions include Jess Marsh Raymond Whitworth Donnie Hanna Edward Hammer and Lena Robertson. Dismissals include Raymond Whitworth and Warren Wilkins. Births show a boy born to Mr and Mrs Ray Cheney at 720 North Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jess Marsh
S. Evergreen
Raymond Whitworth
S. Central
Donnie Hanna
N. Forest
Edward Hammer
St. Louis
Lena Robertson
S. Grant
N. Central
Warren Wilkins
N. Steuben
John Edwards
Eric
Ray Cheney
N. Garfield
Youth Baseball Games Postponed By Rain
No youth games were played Thursday or last night due to rain and wet grounds. Cancelled games will be replayed on open dates in August. Two Major League games are set for tonight with Ash Grove versus First National Bank and Consolidated Oil facing Bank of Commerce. The Major League schedule was moved up a week to dodge a softball tournament next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Grove
First National Bank
Consolidated Oil
Bank of Commerce
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Wangler
Mrs Mary Wangler of New Baden Illinois died Monday. She was sister of Mrs J A Trelog gen of 701 West Main. Funeral services were held Friday at Hempen Funeral Home New Baden with burial at New Baden Cemetery. The Treloggens could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wangler
Mary Wangler
New Baden
Ill
J. A. Treloggen
W. Main
Hempen Funeral Home
Treloggens
Undertakers or Umpires Behind Bases Mystery
In Kansas City AP report rookie baseball fan Vickie Lou Smith asks if the men in black on the bases are umpires, joking that a friend says they are undertakers who handle A's who died on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Vickie Lou Smith
The
Star
A’s
Frie Community Welcomes Visitors For Reunion And Centennial
Erie area residents attend centennial parade and reunion events. Visitors include Dale Tredway recovering from a heart attack and families from Topeka Greensburg Chillicothe Clinton Chanute Parsons and El Dorado. Local officials host basket dinner as Anne Bass visits from Kansas State University Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dale Tredway
Junior Harvey
Steven
Topeka
Wayland Harvey
J. R. Pillett
Claude Cummings
Litha
Kansas City
John Conrad
Greensburg
Charles Forsyth
Conrad
Forsyth
Morris Duvall
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wichita
Glenn Dietz
Robert
el Dorado
Emery E. Wilson
Wilson
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wayne Sparks
Chanute
Lucille Larkin
Parsons
Floyd Sparks
Wayne
Sparks
Larkin
Anne Bass
Kansas’ State University
Manhattan
Chanute Tribune Briefs Highlights Page Three
Chanute Tribune reports item on page three dated July 15, 1961. Local notices, brief updates, and community snippets provide quick headlines and concise details for Saturday readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Relatives Attend Reunion Activities in Parsons Area
The article notes visits from J. P. Wikle of Parsons and Daisy Walker with relatives, a dinner hosted by Rev Bob McGuire and his wife for Everett McGuire family and friends from Cherryvale and Fort Worth, and home movies shown after. Mrs. Virgil Moody visits from Manhattan for reunion closing events and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Union
J. P. Wikle
Parsons
Daisy Walker
Bob McGuire
Bobbie
Everett ‘McGuire
Larry
Karen
Marilyn
Cherryvale
Gene Park
Roger
Steve
Virgil Moody
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Grass maintenance may curb crabgrass in bluegrass
Floriculturists say crabgrass is unlikely to trouble blue grass if mowed to two inches or lower and given moderate fertilization.
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Leon Storck
Johnson's
Dial Tribune
CWF Guild
Santa Fe South Shelter House
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Masonic Temple
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild
Highland Park
Chanute Bldg. & Loan Association
Four-Square
McMillen Home
Rainbow Unit
Mrs. Rush
Barbara Beck Campbell
Robert Lee Campbell
Azores
Richard Smith
Poplar Grove Baptist Church
New Hope Baptist Church
Harvey Rhodes
Joe Morgan
S. Highland
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Atlantic City
N.J
Haddam Hotel
New York City
Philadelphia
Fred Solomon
Russell Fletcher
S. Santa Fe
Claud Spafford
S. Kansas
15Th and
Santa Fe
Tribune
Sale
Frank Brinkman
Henry Mueller
Fred W. C. Lassman
Virginia Pickarts
British West Africa
Miss Pickarts
Hartford School For Girls
Sierra Leone
Margaret Brinkman
Miss Brinkman
Elsie Bruenger
Ladine Lassman
Evelyn Murdock
Frances Arme
Claudine Neer
Dolly Eubank
Dena Price
Olive Mason
Leighton Vincent
BPW
Dorcas Society of
St. Peter’s
Patricia Brinkman
P. H. McAfee
Tulsa
Martin Henrichs
Carl F. Juergensen
Jesse Wilson
South
Galveston
Texas
New Orleans
Birmingham
Ala
Daily Transcript
Sunset Club
GAY Rancheros
Chanute G. J. Forum
Hotel Tioga Inn
Frie
Robert Beard
Chillicothe, Mo
Charles Steinman
Don Lawrence
Sterling
Pearl Redmond
Melanie
Brian
Helen Henry
Lawrence
C. P. McKinnie
Charles Kensinger
Terry
Clinton, Mo
Roger Kensinger
Lulu Kensinger
Kensinger
Ethan Allen
Baumritter
Roch Bros. Furniture
Roy S. Gibson
Funeral Home Boy
Gibson Clifford L. Gibson
West Main
Chanute, Kansas
S. Sento Fe
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