Social Scene July Calendar at Vilas Highland Park
The July social calendar lists events at Vilas Sunday School 10 30 p m Highland Park Memorial Building 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel Loa Gals Sawyer Hall 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Carpenters Hall 9 am Ladies Day Country Club 1 30 p m Business Women's Guild Santa Fe north shelter house picnic
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Vilas
Highland Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga
Sawyer Hall
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Business Women’s Guild of the First Baptist Church
Santa Fe North Shelter House
Wallace Engagement To John J Oshel
Miss Frances Jeannette Wallace of Stafford is engaged to John J Oshel son of Mr and Mrs C M Oshel of Humboldt The couple plan a future wedding and Frances will teach at Broadmoor Junior High in Shawnee Mission John Oshel will be employed in El Dorado and will be a senior at Emporia State College next year
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William L. Wallace
Stafford
Frances Jeannette
John J. Oshel
C. M. Oshel
Humboldt
Miss Wallace
Broadmoor
Shawnee Mission
Osher
el Dorada
Emporia State College
Mrs. Cox Welcomed at Layette Shower in Chanute
Mrs. Carl Cox was honored with a layette shower Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Joan Brown in Chanute. Attendees included numerous friends and relatives such as Mrs. Merriel Hibbs Mrs. Floyd Lee Mrs. Emma Pemberton Mrs. George Simmons and Mrs. Jane Hartzell along with many Cox family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cox
Joan Brown
N. Steuben
Mmnes
Tom Sweeney
Clarence Cox
Leonard Cox
Brenda
Carl Winn
Sherry
Raymond Enos
Elmer Owens
Roy Cowan
Pat
Harold Bradshaw
Grace Tewkesberry
Nellie Brown
Frank Bockover
Bill Cowan
Howard Webb
Glen Hurst
Sherman Dunkin
Frank Schupback
Paul Puckett
Arthur Hopker
Hubert Mintz
Bill Crowder
Reuben Anderson
Bernice Tweddell
Chanute
Merriel Hibbs
Floyd Lee
Emma Pemberton
George Simmons
Bill Hartzell
Eric
Paul Cook
Jane Hartzell
Carl Hazen
Stark
Mrs Baker Hostess To Friendly Neighbor Club
The Friendly Neighbor club met Thursday with Mrs Ralph Baker R 3. Mrs Dale Rice presided. Mrs Wilbert Johnson won the door prize and a gift from her mystery sister. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be an all day event with Mrs Ed Lemback rural Erie August 17 with cakes and salads planned by listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbor Club
Ralph Baker
Dale Rice
Wilbert Johnson
Gerald Schoenhofer
Deborah
Alice
Glen
Mike
St. Paul
Cookie Waldroupe
Winfield
Linda Rice
Charlotte’ Collins
Devery Dettweiler
Ed Lemback
Erie
Homer Wallis
Mabel Thornton
Glen Winder
Plyle McGuffey
Ashley Team Wins Scotch Foursome Low Gross Title
Dr and Mrs Ed Ashley won the low gross with 41 in Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club. Low net winners were Mrs Pat Conn and Jack Banta with 34. second place tied by Mrs Don Elder Frank Shaffer and Mrs Lyle Holman Jay Tabor with 36. The ladies club championship final is tomorrow at 1 30 p m with Jean Ashley and Mrs Robert Allen contesting 18 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ashley
Chanute Country Club
Pat Conn
Jack Banta
Don Elder
Frank Shaffer
Lyle Holman
Jay Tabor
Jean Ashley
Robert Allen
Birthday Party Honoring Randy Mathews Four
Randy Mathews four was honored with a birthday party Thursday hosted by his mother at 119 S Gretchen. The event featured a merry go round cake, games, and party favors for guests including Marsha Cindy Joy Wayne Wressler Vicky Mark Tricia Allen Laura Lou ise Webb Becky Bicknell Brian Solomon Dennis Betsy Erickson Mike Cotter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Mathews
Larry Mathews
S. Gretchen
Marsha
Cindy
Joy
Wayne Wressler
Vicky
Mark
Tricia Allen
Laura
Louise Webb
Becky Bicknell
Brian Solomon
Dennis
Betsy Mace
Rosemary
Suzie Erickson
Mike Cotter
Lori
Brenda Mathews
Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit Holds Santa Fe Park Picnic
Members and families met at Santa Fe Park for a Tuesday picnic. Harold Anderson shared slides from his UNESCO trip to Mexico. Guest Mrs. Kenneth Webb attended as well as discussions about fair booths.
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Santa Fe Park
Harold Anderson
Mexico
Kenneth Webb
Town and Country Home Demonstration Unit Meeting Highlights
Mrs. Clarence Barr hosted with Mrs. Harold Kimble as co host at Highland Park. Mrs. Lewis Watts succeeds Mrs. Lloyd Ford as secretary. Mrs. Kimble led the lesson and quiz on Our Heart. A white elephant sale occurred. Guest Mrs. Jim Davis attended. Next meeting is a picnic at Santa Fe Park on August 17 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Barr
Harold Kimble
Town and Country Home
Highland Park
Lewis Watts
Lloyd Ford
Kimble
Jim Davis
Santa Fe Park
Mrs. Brotton Wins Determinettes Crown At TOPS Meet
Mrs. Brotton wore the crown for losing the most weight last week as TOPS Determinettes held a Sawyer hall meeting. Members reported 29 pounds lost in the week and a new team contest started with Mrs. A C. Dimon and Mrs. Brotton as leaders, ending September 1. A breakfast cook-out is planned for July 28 at Santa Fe south shelter house with attendees bringing foods to cook over charcoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Brotton
Sawyer Hall
A. C. Dimon
Brotton
Santa Fe South Shelter House
Yugoslavian Speaker Delivers Message at Presbyterians
Mrs. Michael Kovacs of Yugoslavia told Chanute Iola Fredonia and Toronto churchwomen that worship is restricted to church buildings by law and that Yugoslav schools teach communism. Her son studies at the University of Kansas and she plans to return in September after visiting Parsons and Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kovacs
Chanute
Iola
Fredonia
Toronto
First Presbyterian Church
Yugoslavia
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kovacs
Local church and club notes from Savonburg and Earlton
Savonburg Augustana Church Women met at the Lutheran church with Mrs. Harold Swanson presiding and Mrs. Esther Ericson leading devotionals. A book review on Turning World by Betty Thompson was given, and Rev. Bertil Gustafson closed with benediction. Hostesses were Mrs. Earl Ericson and Mrs. Raymond Ericson. Earlton Home Demonstration Unit met with Mrs. Dorothy Dighero. project to support Neosho Memorial Hospital canteen monthly. new member Mrs. Bill Fairchild. refreshments and guest list noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Augustana Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Harold Swanson
Esther Ericson
Clifford Olson
Betty Thompson
World Council of Churches
New York
Bertil Gustafson
Earl Ericson
Raymond Ericson
Earlton
Dorothy Dighero
Lord Myers
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Eleanor Umbarger
Alva McLaren
Bill Fairchild
Umbarger
Jack Mathis
Jerry
Melody
Crystal and
Corrine
Leslie Crow
Willing Workers 4-H Club Sees Sewing Class Meet
The Willing Workers 4-H Club sewing class met Tuesday at the Rex King home. President led the session with instructions and project work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Thesday
Rex King
4-H Sewing Club Class Demonstrates Color Wheel
Mary King presided as six members answered roll call by sharing extra sewing. Mrs. Glen Neely led sewing, explained color wheel colors, and showed how to mend clothing. The class worked on projects before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Mary King
Glen Neely
Demonstration Ends in Self Inflicted Shotgun Wound
Merced California AP report says Leland Larioso, 17, of Hilmar, misfired a 29 gauge shotgun while showing friends how it works striking his right foot. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment of a new shotgun wound.
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Merced
Calif
Leland ‘Larioso
Hilmar
Cease Fire Urged in U N Tunisia Conflict
The United States and Britain urged the U N Security Council to call for an immediate cease-fire in the French Tunisian fighting. The move followed Dag Hammarskjold push for action without delay over the Bizerte dispute. Liberia also proposed a resolution backing Hammarskjold.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Britain
U. N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
11-Nation Council
Bizerte
Liberia
U. S
Charles W. Yost
Hammarskiold
France
Hammarskjold
Tunisia
U. N
United Arab Republic
Ceylon
Council
General Assembly
Rafters Make Missouri River Journey To Jefferson City
Two 18 year old rafters Eddie Howell of Boonville Missouri and Richard Sallman of Topeka Kansas formerly of Boonville began their float from Boonville Thursday. They tied up near Lupas overnight and reached Jefferson City Friday night after an all day trip. Their 8 by 19 foot raft with 8 by 8 shelter rides on steel drums and a 3.5 horsepower engine. The current carries them downstream about four miles per hour.
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Jefferson City
New Orleans
Eddie Howell
Boonville
Richard Sallman
Topeka
Kan
Missouri River
Lupas
Costs Vary For Same Fabric In Huge Army Order
Brig. Gen. Oliver C. Harvey said discrepancies of up to 29 cents a yard on a 12.6 million yard fabric order raise questions. Reports say some manufacturers were paid less than dealers who diverted fabrics directly to the Army Quartermaster Corps depot in Philadelphia. A spokesman declined immediate comment.
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Philadelphia
Army Quartermaster Corps
Oliver C. Harvey
Cloth Bids Accepted for Fatigue Uniform Fabric Purchase
The Defense Department announced a fabric purchase for fatigue uniforms with bids from West Point Manufacturing and two others. The total cost reached 8 258 595 dollars for 14 184 000 yards at prices 58 to 87.42 cents per yard, though a lower 58 cent option would have saved about 941 thousand dollars. All three bids were accepted to meet immediate cloth needs.
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Twousual
Ime
Cuba
Defense Department
State Department
United States
West Point Manufacturing
New York City
Harvey
Cuban exodus funds tied to US relief underwrite operation
U.S. authorities note exit permits are required for Cuban citizens leaving Cuba. No one could say if Castro would grant permits for this operation. Financing comes from the International Cooperation Administration contingency fund, the same pool used by HEW for relief of Cuban refugees in the United States.
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U.S
Cuba
International Cooperation Administration
White
Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States
United States Plans Airlift for Cuban Refugees
Washington organized a commercial airlift to fly free from Havana to Miami for more than 20,000 Cuban refugees. Pan American Airways will operate 10 daily flights starting Sunday, with visas waived for those cleared to enter the United States.
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Washington
United States
Havana
Miami
Fidel Castro
State Department
Pan American Airways
Pan Am
Ward
Divorce Grounds Now Fifty Years Ago in London
London AP reports 77 year old Bill Duffell won a divorce on adultery claims dating to 1913. He awaited outside the court with 60 year old Nellie Stone whom he intends to marry. Duffell married in 1904, separated in 1908, raised two daughters, and cared for his parents. He could not afford court costs until state aid became available two years ago.
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London
Bill Duffell
Nellie Stone
Duffell
Minor's operator charge follows wreck. bonds posted
J R Midcap posted 10 dollar bond on permitting a minor to operate a motor vehicle on a restricted license after a collision involving his 15 year old son. Marion Thomas posted 5 dollar bond on permitting a dog to run at large. trial set for 4 pm next Thursday.
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J. R. Midcap
Marion Thomas
S. Garfield
Daily Transcript Neosho Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Yesterday admissions included Otto Mc Kinsey of Yates Center and Edward Carson of Walnut. Dismissals covered Jean Bau com Earlton Leonard Ewing Humboldt Mrs Charles Lesher 50642 S Malcolm and Mrs Charles Rains 3078. Births today report a girl to Mr and Mrs Walter Carter 703 S Grant and a boy to Rev and Mrs Kenneth Hins aw Stark. Perkins notes show building permits issued for Manuel Lever trailer reuse at 1 24 S Steuben. Estimated costs listed for several remodels and new front porch projects. Highway patrol citations include Huey Collins Wichita speeding and open bottle, fined 85 total. Brown Miattville speeding fined 15. Pay C Mannen 901 W Walnut speeding fined 18. John P Adams Fort Scott speeding fined 24. Alden F Bogert Blackwell Okla speeding fined 15. The article closes noting New York State savings banks hold 25 billion in assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Otto McKinsey
Yates Center
Edward Carson
Walnut
Medical
Jean Baucom
Earlton
Leonard Ewing
Humboldt
Charles Lesher
S. Malcolm
Charles Rains
Western
Leo Rausch
N. Santa Fe
Peggy Baring
Highway Patrol
Huey & Collins
Wichita
Les An OW Oo Brown
Miattville
C. Mannen
W. Walnut
John P. Adams
Fort Scott
Alden F. Bogert
Blackwell
Okla
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Dial Tribune
Mrs. Cox
Layette
Mrs. Baker
Ashleys
Mrs. Barr
Mrs. Brotton
U.N
Tribune
Strictly Fresh
W. Elm
First National Bank
First National
Chanute, KS
F.d.1.c
Fleming
Ib. Phys
Frank Plank
Highland
Sainte Marie
Ill
Santa Fe
Sadie Berger
Scottish Rite
Sunflower Chapter
OFS
The
Odd Fellows
Cinda Paterson
Barton
Alice Tyler
Paris
James Evans
Ashby
Edna Robbins
Rose
Mary Russell
Dana
Ind
W. T. Cline
Johnson Mortuary
Spencer Moon
Grace Moon
Evergreen
Palmetto
William
Minnie Hendricks
Lyla Kirby
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Maynard Moon
Pratt
Boyd Moon
Central
Floyd Moon
North Miami
H. S. Hendricks
Key West
Johnsons Mortuary
LaMoine Waldron
Memorial Park Cemetery
R. T. Moore
Bartlesville
Washlington County Memorial Hospital
Cities Service Company
Edinburg
Farnam
Neb
Neodesha
Pearl L. Lilly
of Cities Service Company
Kansas
Oklahoma
G. B. Hull, Jr
Arnold Moore
Elmwood Cemetery
Dale Carnegie
Chanute Optimist Club
Floyd L. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
N. Highland
Joe
W. Main
Russell Mulvaney
Rusty
San Francisco
George Moore
Howard
Darrell Mintz Jr
Tacoma, Wash
Mrs
J. L. Minta
Charles R. Hutinett
F. G. Hutinett
Donald L. Madill
W. 10Th
K.U
James Stanlick
Junction City
Ft. Riley Hospital
Elijah Mallock
S. Grant
Jimmy
C. L. Stanlick
Sun
Parsons
K.c
Cartier
Daily Transcript
Walter Carter
Kenneth Hinshaw
Manuel Lever
Steuben
Baker
Garfield
Ronald Allison
N. Forest
New York State
Savings Banks
S. Santa Fe
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