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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
3
A compact page lists five Bible trivia items with chapter and verse references. It mentions Esther 8 9 15 and sections from Acts Luke Judges and Job, then notes scores: four correct excellent three good.
Lisa White, nine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ro bert M White of 612 S Central, was feted at a birthday party at her home on Wednesday. Games, refreshments, and a cake decorated by her aunt Mrs Don Krone highlighted the celebration with family and friends including Rhonda Brooks Deana Moore Tina Stollenborter Vickie Robinson Sandra McCoy Joyce Toomey Trisha and Andrew White.
Chanute Tribune announces local news coverage with staff bylines and contact lines. Repeats publication details and Associated Press rights, urging readers to contact their carrier or switchboard for updates.
June 3 Westview Baptist Chapel WMS 7 30 p m World War I Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Building 6 30 p m Sweet Adelines Elm Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall Women s Arts and Crafts Central Park Community Building 9 a m til noon Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 30 p m Cosmetology Club Memorial Building 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 p m June 4 from EHU Mrs Glenn Hanson p m Sorosis luncheon Santa Fe Park 12 30 p m First United Methodist Church WSCS 2 p m Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table Murray Hill School 7 p m Gem and Mineral Auction Room 7 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant IOOF hall 8 p m Rainbow for Masonic Temple 6 30 p m Leanna Ladies Missionary Christina Church Mental Health Association Welfare Building 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m
The Extension Homemakers Unit held a Monday gathering at Mrs. Odin Dunham's home with six members present. President Mrs. Bennett Haddan led a lesson on Personalized Interiors and announced a paper bag sale planned for June 25 with Mrs. Haddan.
The Elsmore Ruritan club met at the Elsmore Methodist Church with 40 attendees. James A. Garver of Mid-America Incorporated spoke on community involvement to attract small industries to southeast Kansas. Harley Robb of rural Elsmore joined as a new member.
At Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne 150 officers and men on a 24 hour Minuteman alert pursue AFIT programs. Professors from the University of Wyoming teach on base while crew members study during drills with the aim of earning bachelor degrees in general engineering electrical engineering mathematics and industrial management.
The Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Patient census shows 61 adults and pediatric patients and one baby. Friday admissions include Mrs Coy Valliere Mrs Lydia Scott Raymond Justice Marvin Fair child and Mrs Spurling. Dismissals include Mrs Roy Williamson Thomas L Barnes Jack Hunt and John Houston. Admissions today include Mrs Dean Buster and Thomas Pugh. District Court Chanute actions include divorces and custody rulings plus automobile negligence settlement and various filings. several divorce actions and judgments noted. Police Court actions list speeding careless driving and no driver’s license with bonds posted.
Funeral services were held this morning for Lester E. Purdy conducted by Dr. Duff Wagoner at Johnson Chapel with mourners Mrs. D. A. Finney and Mrs. James Lusk singing. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery with bearers listed. A Requiem Mass for George C. Dunn was said Friday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery and a list of bearers.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met at Murray Hill school with parents as officers. Wilbur Thomspon was president and officers led talks on home beautification conservation personal finance and parliamentary procedures. A June 24 meeting with John Gorton is planned and a June 7 clothing meeting will be at Mrs. McNeil home.
Shirley Jean Winters sturdy daughter of Dr and Mrs B D Winters of Vinita Okla formerly of Chanute earned a bachelor of science in health physical education and recreation. She is in the OSU Phi Kappa Phi chapter national scholarly honor society. She graduated as part of a class at Oklahoma State University Stillwater.
Police report two pop machines belonging to a company were broken into this week with an attempt to break into a third. About $3 was taken from a machine at the taxi office at Main and Evergreen and $8.40 from a machine at a filling station at 306 S Lincoln. A third machine at a filling station was tampered with.
Mr and Mrs Harry H Ehrman hosted a Memorial Day dinner at the Orchid Buffet at 14th and Plummer. Attendees included H J Alloway of Wichita R L Ehrman Rudd Bart and Kerry of Lawrence, R J Ehrman and Eric of Garden Grove California George Allen Jr Greg Gary Howell Daren of Chanute Roy Whitson and Roy Duckworth of Bartlesville. R J Ehrman and family departed for Garden Grove after the meal.
Cub Scouts met Friday evening at Mrs. Ray Colvin’s home with Mrs. Darrell Finley assisting. Eric Gates and Henry Baker led the flag ceremony, Del Tolbert led songs for the upcoming Pack meeting, and the group closed with the living circle and Cub Scout Promise. Steve Tolbert served refreshments.
Bridegroom Horst Weinberger was trapped in a stalled elevator during a two hour power outage in Johannesburg. The ham radio hobbyist sent SOS signals from the alarm bell and was rescued by mechanics, arriving to his wedding on time. He quipped that his bride is an Israeli girl with a return ticket to Jerusalem.
Dewey residents opened a new Tom Mix Museum to honor the town's former law officer who became a famous movie cowboy. Mix served as Dewey town marshal in 1910 before moving on to a prolific film career alongside Deputy Sheriff Sid Jordan who appeared in more than 150 movies. The museum houses many mementoes from Mix's career.
The Durango Colorado city council, amid a brief agenda, approved ordinances including a ban on topless women entertainers in local night clubs. The action reflects ongoing efforts to regulate adult entertainment venues within the city limits.
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