96th Birthday Anniversary Observed by Mrs. Stevens
Mrs Rosa Stevens celebrated her 96th birthday at 923 W Main with a dinner served by her daughters Ethel and Gertrude. Attending were nieces Mamie Noltenmeyer and Imogene Colan, plus friends including Mrs Rose Dean and Mrs W E Wilson. Born near Downs Illinois July 27 1868, she moved to Kansas at age four with parents Benjamin and Colan, later settling near Rest on highway 75 in Wilson County. She married Orrin W Stevens on May 15, 1890 and had three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Stevens
W. Main
Ethel
Gertrude
Stevens
Mamie Noltensmeyer
Imogene Colan
Rose
Mrs. Stevens
Down's Ill
Kansas
Benjamin Colan
Lola
Highway 75
Rest
Chanute
Wilson County
Orrin W. Stevens
Viola May
Phyllis Hayes Weds John Cowan in Erie Nazarene Church
Phyllis Jo an Hayes daughter of Floyd and the late Eric Hayes married John William Cowan Sr. son of George and Mrs Cowan Humboldt July 18 in an Erie Nazarene Church ceremony. Rev Donald Daniel officiated a double ring service with Chantilly lace gown wedding party members included Ilene Wasson matron of honor Joyce Williams Darlene and Arlene Knowles flower girls Monroe Wasson best man Mickie Callerman ring bearer Louis Callerman and Clay Markle as escorts. The couple will reside at rural Chanute after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Joan Hayes
Floyd Hayes
Eric
John William Cowan Sr
George Cowan
Humboldt
Donald Daniel
Erie Nazarene
Ilene Wasson
Parsons
Joyce Williams
Thayer
Darlene
Arlene Knowles
Joplin
Monroe Wasson
Mickie Callerman
John William Cowan, Jr
Louis Callerman
Clay Markle
Guild Meets The Fellowship at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Monday evening with chairman Leah Babcock 611 N Steuben. They discussed future programs and rehearsed a skit for the women's missionary meeting. Refreshments were served by hostesses and Mrs Warren Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Leah Babcock
N. Steuben
Warren Babcock
Sleeping at the Foot of the Bed Remains in Memory
Ethel May and Ida Gertrude Stevens recall family ties as Viola May died in 1894 and the Stevens moved to their West Main home in 1910. Living with her are daughters Ethel and Gertrude. She vividly remembers visiting a aunt as a child and the lumber wagon ride through snow to her relatives. She still works at home though eyesight fails and relies on touch to wash dishes and clean.
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Ethel May
Ida Gertrude
Viola May
Stevens
West Main
Ethel
Gertrude
Mrs. Stevens
Cooper Brennecke Nuptials in Church
Martha Beth Cooper and Gary David Brennecke united in marriage at First Christian Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a lace tulle skirt and chapel train. groom is from Pittsburg. Guests from multiple states attended. couple plans home in Parsons after a Ozarks trip following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Beth Cooper
Truman Cooper
S. Steuben
Gary David Brennecke
Paul Brennecke
S. Lafayette
First Christian Church
LaMoine Waldron
Jackie Turner
Love
Barbara Hunt
Gary Braden
Mountain Home
Idaho
Dean Lee
Kansas City
Jackie Churchill
Ing Cooper
la Mirada
Calif
Millie Lou Wheatley
Topeka
Denise Gerken
Craig Brennecke
Gary Cooper
LaMirada
Jim Cooper
Harold Barnhart
George Cole
Bill Triplett
Barston
Evelyn Larson
Ozarks
Parsons
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Brennecke
Upjohn Pharmaceutical Company
Joe B. LeFever
Augusta
Morris Matuske
Gary E. Cooper
Wynette and
Brian
LeMirada
Orville Killian
Eric
C. W. Triplett
Mary Ellen Cole
Machinato
Okinawa
Kind of Sitter Most All Want by Ann Landers
Dear readers submitter describes teen sitter duties and fears of inviting strangers into homes. Ann Landers advises never opening the door, praises careful judgment, and notes parents should commend cautious behavior. A second letter discusses deaf beggars and public perceptions of the deaf and urges education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Chicken
O.K
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mitchell Movement In Duplicate Bridge
Seven tables of duplicate bridge were played Monday evening at the Home Savings Lounge using the Mitchell movement. East and west above average scores went to Roberta Osburn and Beverly Hull Neodesha 99, Mrs Al Kihm and Mrs Gerald Williamson 87 2, Mr and Mrs Bernard Locke 87 2, Mrs Fran Childs and D H Forbes Neodesha 84 4 2, Murray Shively and Ralph Caldwell 84 4 2, Mrs Maud Gilliland and Charles Carlson Stark 84. North and south above average scores went to Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha 103, Mrs Clyde Bloomheart and Mrs Frank Jones 93, Mrs Joe Payne and Fred Foster 84 5, and Mr and Mrs Wayne Duty Lola 78 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Lounge
Mitchell
Roberta Osburn
Beverly Hull
Neodesha
al Kihm
Gerald Williamson
Bernard Locke
Fran Childs
D. H. Forbes
Murray Shively
Ralph Caldwell
Maud Gilliland
Charles Carlson
Stark
Dan Forbes
Clyde Bloomheart
Frank Jones
Joe Payne
Fred Foster
Wayne Duty
Lola
Social Calendar July 2 1964 Bound to Win Class
Social calendar note for Wednesday July 2 1964 lists Bound to Win class at EUB Church Annex at 9 a.m. This entry records a local church event with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eub Church Annex
Scout Troop 166 Holds Swimming Party and Awards
Girl Scout Troop 166 of Hutton School met Monday for a swimming party and wiener roast at Katy Park. Badges earned earlier this year were presented to the girls. Sixth graders graduating into the Cadette troop were honored. Attending were 11 members and leaders Mrs. J. W. Kensett and Mrs. Wesley Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton School
Katy Park
J. W. Kensett
Wesley Moore
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Lois Erickson
Prather
Evergreen
W. E. Building
CONTR
Benson
The
Chanute Tribune Po
Phyllis Hayes
John Cowan
Joy
City OF Chanute Electric System
Cooper-Brennecke
Drisdell Studio
Ann Lancers
Chanute Tribune
Duplicate Bridge
S. Central
Dial Tribune
Scout News
Alberta
Gough
Lillian Russell
E. O. M. Sale
Pat
Miss Pats
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