Dream of 50 Years Realized In High School Diplomas
Two Coats community women in Pratt County received high school diplomas decades after starting school. Mrs. Ben Chastain and Mrs. Nettye Allen completed seven subjects each, with history and English as highlights, amid praise from teachers and classmates. The Coats School Board honored them at commencement with orchid corsages.
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Pratt Daily Tribune
Associated Press
Pratt, Kan
Coats
Pratt County
Ben Chastain
Nettye Allen
A. G. Carman
Roy Innis
Chastain
Allen
Wesley Hospital School of Nursing
Wichita
Social Calendar Highlights June 2 1963 Odense homecoming events
Sunday June 2 events include Odense homecoming 46 miles west Levenburg with a basket dinner at 1 am, Duplicate Bridge at Tio Hotel 1:30 pm, and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 2:30 pm at 100F hall. Monday June 3 lists many local clubs and meetings including ch. No. 799 retirees, Women’s Arts, World War Veterans Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge, and Diamond events. Tuesday June 4 1943 shows Vilas Homebuilders, Victory HDU, and multiple church and social gatherings with breakfast and gatherings through the day.
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Odense
West Levenburg
Brotherhood of Railroad
Nat’! Assn
Herry Lewis
St. Malcolm
Vilas Homebuilders
Vilas Bethel Church
1St Baptist Church Victory Hdu
A. Prosser
Barathea Service Guild
E.U.B. Church
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Roem
Patriarchs Militant
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Kanute
Carpenters Hell
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Baby Names at Neosho Memorial Hospital May Births
The list records several newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Albert Lee Roy II is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lee Roy of 1201 S. Allen, born May 8. Christina Lynn, Craig Alan, Myron Keith, and Janice Lea are listed with their parents and birth dates in nearby towns.
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Albert Lee Roy II
Albert Lee Roy
S. Allen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Christina Lynn
John Ingels
W. 6Th
Craig Alan
Wayne Hall
Osage
Humboldt
Myron Keith
Michael Brooks
N. Malcolm
Janice Lea
Jackie Starliper
Lavenburg
Lou Ann Osborn Celebrates 4th Birthday at Park
Lou Ann Osborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn of 814 West Beach, marked her fourth birthday on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Diane Hall Becky Good Teresa Morris Lora Lee Morris Alan Tharp Kenny Lassman Tim Tom and Cecil Barker Darylene and Chet Osborn. The party hiked to Highland Park where games were played. A three tiered cake ice cream and drinks were served by Mrs. Osborn assisted by Mines. Albert Barker Teri and Dee Ann Tharp Butch Bright and Leah and Steven Barker also attended.
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Lou Ann Osborn
Lee Osborn
W. Beach
Diane Hall
Becky Good
Teresa
Lora Lee Morris
Alan Tharp
Kenny Lassman
Tim
Tom
Cecil Barker
Darylene
Chet Osborn
Highland Park
Osborn
Albert Barker
Teri
Dee Ann Tharp
Butch Bright
Leah
Steven Barker
Park Party Honors Larry Phil Stanislaus
Larry Phil Stanislaus was honored with a party by his mother Mrs. Donald Stanislaus at Santa Fe Park on Wednesday for his fifth birthday. A cake decorated with a train and five candles was served with ice cream. Each child received a treasure chest of candy and prizes. Guests included Dean, Debbie and Annie Thorsell, Wes Audiss, Wayne Wrestler, Rex and Vicki McColough, Lisa Barnett, and Donna Stanislaus, with mothers Mrs. B. W. Audiss, Mrs. Earl McColough, Mrs. Darrell Thorsell, and Mrs. Glen Wrestler in attendance.
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Larry Phil Stanislaus
Donald Stanislaus
Santa Fe Park
Dean
Debbie
Annie Thorsell
Wes Audiss
Wayne Wrestler
Rex
Vicki McColough
Lisa Barnett
Donna Stanislaus
B. W. Audiss
Earl McColough
Darrell Thorsell
Glen Wrestler
Local Market Egg and Cream Prices in Unclear Ledger
The notice lists Grade A Large eggs at 27 cents, Grade A Medium at 23, Grade B Large at 23, Grade C and various cream grades with scattered figures. Hides priced by weight, 40 lbs and up at 2.50 each, under 40 lbs six cents per pound, glue hides at a reduced rate.
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Ciaeesacus Ae
Maeesters
Summer Classes Start For District Residents
Summer school begins for secondary students on Monday with several courses listed at specific rooms and instructors. Biology and English offerings run from June 3 to August 2, Driver Education spans June 3 to July 23, with class times and room numbers noted, and a separate senior English session runs May 28 to July 10. Elementary reading and Spanish classes start June 10 at Lincoln School, with staggered enrollment times for reading and Spanish tracks.
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Supt
Buford Fisher
Russell Kern
Hal Davis
Oleva Lewis
Harlie Wolgast
Jim Woods
del Tolbert
Euphemia German
Ireve Steeves
Denise Akins
Lincoln School
Police Probe Burglary at Two Peter Pan Stores
Police continue burglary inquiry into Peter Pan ice cream shops at 629 S Santa Fe and 902 W Main. Fingerprints found on back door glass and a refrigerator at the 629 S Santa Fe site where $533.24 cash was stolen. ice cream melted after doors were left open at both locations.
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Peter Pan
Lige Matlock
S. Santa Fe
W. Main
Cattlemen Demand Probe into Beef Prices
In Kansas City AP report cattlemen urge Congress to investigate why retail meat prices have not fallen with cattle prices. They met Friday and planned to write lawmakers after a Washington meeting on March 27 where a probe was promised. They blame national chains for keeping beef prices high.
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Kansas City
Washington
National Chain Grocers
Provenzano Re-elected NJ Teamsters Chief Amid Trial
Anthony Provenzano known as Tony Pro was unanimously reelected president of the New Jersey Teamsters Joint Council 73 for four more years. He faced no opposition, ruled his term ended in May, and asserted the election was timely. He is on trial for extortion involving Corn Transportation. FBI probes link to the Walter Glockner slaying.
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Newark
N.J
Anthony
Tony Pro
Provenzano
Teamsters International
James A. Hoffa
Liss
Corn Transportation, Inc
Rensselaer, N.Y
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Teamster
Walter Glockner
Hoboken
Glockner
North Bergen
560
Fund Hon or to Meredith
James H Meredith announces a new Meredith Education Fund to aid college and high school students with loans and gifts. Ole Miss professors are among contributors after he donated the first 1000 dollars. He plans to devote energy to helping underprivileged Americans gain training. Mayor Wagner compared him to astronaut Gordon Cooper at a his honor dinner.
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New York
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss Professsors
Meredith
University of Misssissippi
Robert F. Wagner
Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Helium Gains New Emphasis In Space Age
Lawrence AP report notes Kansas helium revival as key to space tech. Maj Gordon Cooper praised helium's role in cryogenics enabling near absolute zero research for metals and spacecraft systems. Government program funds 63 million dollars over 22 years to conserve and store gas from Kansas producers.
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Kansas
Maj
Gordon Cooper
Clifford W. Seibel
Seibel
Texas
Clinic Unit Is Dedicated At KU Medical Center
In Kansas City Kansas a new clinical research unit at the University of Kansas Medical Center was dedicated Friday funded by a seven year federal grant totaling 2 215 000 The unit on the fourth floor combines five bedrooms a laboratory a kitchen and offices The KU Medical Alumni Association awarded its outstanding alumnus honor to Dr Ferdinand C Helwig of Kansas City The association reported 350 000 raised in the first two years of a five year drive toward a 1 million endowment to fund professorships.
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Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
K. U. Medical
Ferdinand C. Helwig
Graduation death notice and family moves
Elizabeth Stoltz sister of a graduate, died Wednesday in Ottawa. Funeral today at 10 a.m. at Lamb Funeral Home. Also notes Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Stoltz, Mrs. Eckley, Mr. and Mrs. Flottman, and a birth announced for Kenneth Raymond on May 20. David and Richard Flottman referenced. Lee Longest Jr. of Ottawa fined $10 for mistreatment of animals in police court yesterday.
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Elizabeth Stoltz
Mar
Attha Stoltz
Otta
K. E. Wa
Friedline
Chanute
Lamb Fy
Ner al
Ottawa
John Eckley
Biggsville
Ill
Ernest Flottman
R. 1
el Paso
Tex
Richard Flottman
David
Kenneth Raymond
Lee Longest Jr
S. Grant
Keller son graduates from Kansas State College
Tom P. D. Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Keller of 611 South Kansas, was graduated Sunday from Kansas State College in Emporia with honors. He completes his degree and plans to return home.
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Tom PD. Keller
Clem Keller
S. Kansas
Kansas State College
Emporia
Local arrests report intoxication and bad check charges
Clarence Fields of Chanute was arrested last night on charges of intoxication and writing bad checks. In a separate incident, Virgil Ingroum of Wichita was also arrested for intoxication.
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Clarence Fields
Chanute
Virgil Ingroum
Wichita
Deaths and Funerals Involving Brown and Foust Families
Cliff Brown of Seattle Washington is reported dead, with burial planned in Seattle. A prayer service for Bobby Ray Foust son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Foust of Erie was held at Pierce Funeral Home Erie, officiated by Rev Wayne Newlin. The infant was stillborn at 12 10 am Burial in East Hill Cemetery.
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Bobby Ray Foust
Dwight Foust
Eric
Pierce Funeral Home
Erie
Wayne Newlin
Federated Church
Joe Don
Edward
Kathy Jane
Cecil Edwards
Dora Foust
East Hill Cemetery
Funeral service for Roger J Stout held in Chanute area
The funeral was held yesterday at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. LaMoine Waldron officiating. Hazel Slane played The Old Rugged Cross. Bearers included Don Byers Fred Byers Vernon Shultz Paul Kennedy Wayne Osher Harold Shipman. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery.
Fallout rise expected from Soviet tests
The Federal Radiation Council reports a larger fallout this year due to Soviet nuclear tests, but American exposure remains small. Over 30 years, fallout equals one thirtieth of natural soil radiation. intakes of strontium 90 to bone will rise to about one quarter of natural background this year, then decline as bone and growth turnover occur.
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Washington
Federal Radiation Council
Not Guilty Plea by Farrow in Narcotics Case
Patrick Joseph Farrow twenty son of actress Maureen Sullivan pleaded innocent to narcotics possession. He was arraigned Friday and ordered to stand trial July 22 in Santa Monica California.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Patrick Joseph Farrow
Maureen
Sullivan
One-Car Crash Near Chanute Injures No One
Undersheriff John VanVickle investigated a 3:30 am crash near Elks Lake two miles north of Chanute on US 169. Detmar Campbell of Wichita, driver of a 1960 Austin, reported being forced off the road by another car. Left wheel and fender damage estimated at $300.
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Lundersheriff
John VanVickle
Elks Lake
Chanute
Austin
Detmar Campbell
Wichita
Missing wristwatch reported at 419 Worth home
Mrs. E. D. Dawson reported to police yesterday that a man's wristwatch was missing from her residence at 419 Worth. No suspects named and no further details provided.
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E. D. Dawson
Worth
Boat and motor found burning near Thayer highway junction
Sheriff George Neely said a 12 or 14 foot boat with a 75 horsepower motor were found burning about a half mile west of the K47 US 169 junction north of Thayer. The vessel was almost destroyed when he arrived. An investigation is under way to determine if the boat was stolen.
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Thayer
George Neely
Neely
Revival Services at Foursquare Gospel Church
Revival services begin Monday at the Foursquare Gospel Church 401 N Highland with evangelist Rev George Smith of Fe Dorado. Services start at 7 30 each night through Friday led by Pastor Rev J R Williams.
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Foursquare Gospel Church
N. Highland
George Smith
FE Dorado
J. R. Williams
Gray Lady graduates begin nursing home and hospital service
Mrs. William T. Hunt and six other graduates completed the Gray Lady training course and have begun service at local nursing homes and two area hospitals. Ray Zumalt of 316 N. Forest will attend Kansas State College of Pittsburg's sixth consecutive guidance and counseling summer institute running June 10 to July 19 with stipends and travel allowances provided during the six week program. Zumalt is the guidance counselor at Royster Junior High School.
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Gray Lady
William T. Hunt
Ray Zumalt
N. Forest
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Zumait
Royster Junior High
Evangelistic Service at New Hope Baptist Church Sunday
An evangelistic service is scheduled at New Hope Baptist Church Sunday at 3 30 p.m. The Rev Charlies B Bailey pastor of Salem Baptist Church will speak. Church choirs will provide music.
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New Hope Baptist Church
Charlies B. Bailey
Salem Baptist Church
Hundred Gallon Still Smashed in Raid Near Wichita
Sedgwick County and federal officers smashed a 100 gallon still Friday night near Sedgwick County. Louis Simon, 32, of Colwich area, was arrested for possession of an illicit distillery and manufacture of distilled spirits on unauthorized property. The still was in an old milk shed with tarpaper covered windows. no one was present when officers arrived, though Simon arrived later.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Sedgwick
Louis Simon
Colwich
Simon
Two Confirmands Take Oral Test at St Paul Laitheran
An oral examination for two confirmands, Laina Nelson and Toni Pearman, was held Friday evening at St Paul Laitheran church. They will be confirmed Sunday at 9 30 am. A reception followed. Honored were church graduates Carol Anderson of Midway High School, Sonja Nelson and Frankie Staggs of Chanute High, and Margaret Nelson of Kansas University. A lace covered table featured a gold coffee service and carnations as Mrs. Joseph Melnyk poured.
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Laina Nelson
Toni Pearman
St Paul Laitheran Church
Highland
Carol Anderson
Midway High School
Sonja Nelson
Frankie Staggs
Chanute High School
Margaret Nelson
Kansas University
Joseph Melnyk
Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions
Admissions Friday list several patients including Mrs. John Roscoe at 115 N Highland and William Hilldebrant of Buffalo with medical needs. Dismissals and births noted, plus admissions for Merle Schoolly Stark and Ann Osborn for surgery. Police citations and recent moves include bond postings for Karen Pao and Denmen for breaking glass, plus several address changes and a garage fire. District Court actions and filings in Erie include minor suit dismissals, car accident claims, and judgments against various defendants.
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John Roscoe
N. Highland
William Hilldebrant
Buffalo
Rob King
S. Rutter
Edith Young
Neosho Manor
Liza Mathews
Howard Spurrier
S. Santa Fe
Merle Schoolly
Stark
Ann Osborn
S. Tennessee
Juanita Mendez
N. Santa Fe
George Steele
N. Evergreen
Karen Pao
Denmen
Lawrence Publisher To Be Married
ATCHISON Kan AP Ed win F Abels former publisher of the Lawrence Outlook and Miss Rose Giesemann obtained a marriage license in Atchison Friday Both live in Lawrence Abels is 71 and Miss Giesemann is 64.
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Lawrence
Atchison, Kan
Edwin F. Abels
Lawrence (Kan
Outlook
Rose Giesemann
Atchison
Lawrence Abels
Miss Giesemann
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