Pillot and Calvin Unite in Wichita Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Charles O Pillot of 403 S Lafayette announce the marriage of their daughter Lana to Clarence Calvin both of Wichita. The ceremony took place May 13 in Wichita. Calvin works for Metro Ambulance Service and Lana is an X ray student technician at St Josephs Hospital. They reside at 1030 S Clifton Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 0. Pillot
S. Lafayette
Daghter
Lana
Clarence Calvin
Wichita
Calvin
Metro Ambulance Service
St. Joseph's Hospital
S. Clifton
Hospital Admission and Court Activity Report
Daily Transcript notes hospital hours for visits from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. patient census 61 including four babies. Friday admissions include Shari Hayes and Merle Tennis with birth at Walnut a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Bennett. Police court actions list several intoxication speeding and license cases with bonds posted. District court filings in Chanute involve divorce and custody, with a building permits section for local property additions and garage work.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Shari Hayes
N. Steuben
Merle Tennis
W. 6Th
Irvin Bennett
Walnut
William H. Earnest
N. Lafayette
Bob Morn
James Johnson
N. Evergreen
Debra Wilbanks
Humboldt
Michael Ray Strack
Carroll Finley
Ernest Keckey
Leo Fickel
Deaths and Funerals Notices Across Wichita Area
Mrs. Eugene Frisbie's mother died at Veterans Rest Home in Dodge City with a Monday 1:30 p.m. service at Broadway Mortuary Wichita and burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Arthur H. Jackson memorial service held at Johnson Chapel with Rev. Sneeringer. burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Eugene Frisbie
Marion Stevens
Veterans Rest Home
Dodge City
Broadway Mortuary
Wichita
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Jackson
Arthur H. Jackson
Johnson Chapel
Dale L. Sneeringer
C. C. Bowers
Palmer Forslund
Harvey Wood
Fred Foster
Walter Hartman
Floyd Dillon
Bill Hornbeck
Oscar Nelson
Greenlawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Personality Development Course for Junior Girls Planned
A junior high course titled personality development will run Monday to Friday, June 5-9, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Central Park Community Building. Miss Bonnie Headley supervises for the Chanute Recreation Commission. Sessions cover figure control, diet, grooming, hair styling, attire, and social graces. A 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. session will be offered for older women. Books from Cinderella Finishing School may be distributed. Demonstrations include makeup by Mrs. Robert Ward and wardrobe selection by Mrs. Neil Munger.
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Central Park
Bonnie Headley
Chanute Recreation Commission
Cinderella
Robert Ward
Neil Munger
Social Calendar for Chanute Week of June 5 1967
Community clubs and meetings listed for Monday June 5 and Tuesday June 6 1967 at local venues. Westview Baptist Chapel World War I Veterans Auxiliary Rebekah Lodge Chanute Cycle Club Women's Arts and Crafts Cosmetology Club Duplicate Bridge Club Victory EH Unit Cub and Boy Scout Leaders Round Table Gem and Mineral Society Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant Rainbow for Girls Toastmasters Club and related group gatherings scheduled across town.
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Westview Baptist Chapel Wms
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Bldg
Tusday
Victory EH
Glen McLaren
S. Plummer
Round Table
Murray Hill School
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
Ioof Hall
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Carpenters’ Hall
Chanute
Orchid Buffet
Mrs Green Elected Dorcas Class President
Dorcas Class of the First Christian Church met Thursday evening with Mrs. Myrle Umbarger in Burris Addition. Mrs. Ralph Garvin presided as officers were elected: Lorene Green president Garvin vice president Ruth Nicholson secretary Umbarger recording secretary.
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Dorcas
First Christian Church
Myrle Umbarger
Burris
Henry Alford
Alma Myers
Ralph Garvin
Lorene Green
Garvin
Ruth Nicholson
Umbarger
Grace Chickadonz
Howard Winans
George Defebaughk
L. L. Nelson
Jack Sparks
A. B. Brown
May Allison
Ruth Spencer
Etta Hanson
Lois McDonald
Charles Arnett
Max DeWeese
Danielson Daniels Reunion at Elsmore
Pete Danielson and C W Daniels led a family gathering at Elsmore lake on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Edna Moore Dorothy Smith Teddie Kenny Ashland Kathryn Pitts Ann Patty Elaine Judy Walker Judy Erickson Frank Strokee Harold Johnson L W Daniels and many others from towns like Pampa Humboldt Chanute Hiattville Lavonburg Moran and Moran residents.
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Pete Danielson
C. W. Daniels
Elsmore Lake
Edna Moore
Dorothy Smith
Teddie
Kenny
Ashland
Kathryn Pitts
Ann
Patty
Eleaine
Judy Walker
Pampa
Tex
Ruby Daniels
Humboldt
Judy Erickson
Chanute
Keith Daniels
Hiattville
Frank Strokee
Wichita
Harold Johnson
Lavonburg
Co. M. Hill Sr
Junior Hill
Stark
Earl Munson
L. W. Daniels
Deward Daniels
Tammy
Kelly Daniels
Kathyleen Frank
Elsmore
Carl Knight
Maryleen
Ray
Moran
102 Acre Center Planned at Joplin
An $1 million shopping center covering 102 acres will be built beside U S 71 near Missouri Southern College in Joplin. Developers Charles Parrish, James Doss, and Sam Giles expect construction to begin in September. All stores will be under one roof with a $3 million apartment complex and a $2 million motel. Doss and Giles run shopping center malls in Dallas Fort Worth Sherman Odessa and Oklahoma City.
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Joplin, Mo
U. S
Missouri Southern College
Charles Parrish
Joplin
James Doss
Sam Giles
Dallas
Tex
Doss and Giles
Dallas, Fort Worth
Sherman
Odessa
Texas
Oklahoma City
Kansan Soldier Killed in Vietnam Action
Army Pfc. Francis L. Arb of Melvern Kansas and Marine Pfc. Gerald A. Champion of St. Louis were killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department announced. Arb was the son of Earl E. Arb and Champion is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Champion.
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Washington
Army
Francis L. Arb
Melvern
Kan
Marine Pic
Gerald A. Champion
St. Louis
Vietnam
Defense Department
Arb
Earl E. Arb
Champion
John Champion
Kansas Cition Dies In Airplane Crash
A light plane crashed on takeoff from Seneca airport killing Alex Shniderman a Kansas City businessman about 49 The pilot Marvin Heath 46 of Liberty Missouri was seriously injured Witnesses said the plane hit a utility pole at the south edge of the airport Shniderman was vice president of United Video Systems Inc of Kansas City
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Seneca, Kan
Seneca
Kansas City
Alex Shniderman
Marvin Heath
Liberty
Shniderman
United Video Systems Inc
4-H Club News Meeting at Hillcrest School
4 H Club meeting led by Jim Neely at Hillcrest school on Thursday evening. Eighteen members and one leader responded to roll call with a Bible verse. Kenneth Small reported on council. The club voted to enter a booth at the county fair. Program items included music appreciation by Carol Sommars, demonstration by Jane Neely, and project talks by Connie Neely and Steve McKelvy. Next meeting is July 6 at 8 p m.
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Jim Neely
Hillcrest School
Kenneth Small
Carol Sommars
Jane Neely
Connie Neely
Steve McKelvy
Royal Neighbors Meet at Home of Mrs Hole
Twenty four members and eight guests of Royal Neighbors of America gathered Thursday at the home of Mrs. Nathan Hole and Janet. Mrs Hole and Janet were assisted by Mrs. Ethel Cox and Mrs. C E Steinman. Mrs George Gerhart presided. Hole photographed the four 50 year members for the Royal Neighbors Magazine. The next meeting is set for July 6 at the North Shelter House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Nathan Hole
Janet
Harmony EH Unit Aides Dessert Meet Presided by Mrs Braden
Mrs Wayne Berthot R3 led a dessert course prior to a Harmony EH Unit meeting with 11 members and guests including Mrs Gary Berthot and daughter Mrs Guy Praden presided and Mrs Bill Trammell delivered the lesson The July session will be hosted by Mrs Lee Francis at 919 S Santa Fe
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Wayne Berthot
Harmony EH Unit
Gary Berthot
Guy Praden
Bill Trammell
Lee Francis
S. Santa Fe
Death Takes C. W. Moody
Funeral service will be held in Burlington at Christ Episcopal Church Tuesday morning at 10 30 a.m. Moody became editor and publisher of The Tribune after the Harris brothers bought the Hutchinson News and John P Harris moved to Hutchinson in June 1933.
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the Tribune
Moody
The
Tribune
John P. Harris
Sidney F. Harris
Hutchinson News
Hutchinson
Burlington
Christ Episcopal Church
Humphrey to Speak in Kansas City at CWA Convention
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will address about 3,000 delegates at a Communications Workers of America convention in Kansas City on June 21. CWA director Stanley Hubbard said the event will be open to the public.
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Kansas City
Hubert H. Humphrey
Communications Workers of America
AFL- Clc
Stanley Hubbard
CWA
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Choir meeting urged for Lane Adams Christian Crusade
Community members are invited to attend a Lane Adams Christian Crusade Choir meeting Sunday at 3 p.m. in the First Methodist Church. The brief item also notes local movements and a minor traffic incident involving a panel truck and a 1955 Chevrolet on Highland Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Adams Christian Crusade
First Methodist Church
Richard N. Johnson
Highland
Erie Church cancels Vacation Bible School for memorial service
The Federated Church at Erie will not hold vacation Bible school on Monday due to a memorial service for Stan ley Clark and Mike Lohse, two Erie boys killed Friday night.
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Federated Church At
Erie
Stanley Clark
Mike Lohse
Two Arrested Police Nab Ladd and Brazil in Separate Busts
Police arrested Larry S. Ladd of 716 S. Rutter and Philip R. Brazil of 630 S. Highland on unspecified charges in separate operations. An investigation led to both men being taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry S. Ladd
S. Rutter
Philip R. Brazil
S. Highland
Local duo held on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges
A 1959 Chevrolet driven by Lyle Swink of Darrell Evergreen Street suffered $25 in damage with no truck damage. Darrell Patrick of Nowata was arrested yesterday for intoxication disorderly conduct resisting arrest and using profane language. Early today Harold Gambill of Thayer was jailed on intoxication and resisting arrest charges. Both were held at the city jail pending hearings or bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Swink
S. Evergreen
Darrell Patrick
Nowata
Okla
Harold E. Gambill
Thayer
Disorderly conduct charges after disturbance at Top Hat Club
Charges of disorderly conduct were filed last night after a disturbance at Top Hat Club located at 501 North Santa Fe. Each individual posted a $10 bond.
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Top Hat Club
501
N. Santa Fe
Stockholm taxis offer free coffee to riders campaign
Tax drivers in Stockholm launch a be nice to the customer campaign giving coffee coupons to passengers at payment. Half of the taxi fleet participates as a pilot, with plans to expand if successful.
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Stockholm
Kansas City Cabbie Shot Twice In Robbery
Barton Mann, a Kansas City cab driver, was robbed of $63 by two bandits. After they took his wallet, one thief returned his billfold and fired three times, hitting his left leg and right hand. He received hospital treatment and was released.
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Kansas City
Barton Mann
Mann
Pershing Missiles Fire Successfully Over 400 Miles
Two Army Pershing missiles completed flights exceeding 400 miles and impacted at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. Launched from Blanding Utah by 7th Army troops relocated from Europe for annual practice firings with support from Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
7Th Army
Europe
Blanding
Utah
United States
Ft. Sill
Okla
New Mexico
Labor Pact Signed At Parsons Ammunition Plant
A two year labor contract was signed covering production workers and some maintenance staff at the Kansas Army ammunition plant in Parsons. Signers were National Gypsum Co and the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union AFL-CIO. Production of ammunition is expected to start late this year with jobs rising to about 3,500 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons, Kan
Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
National Gypsum Co
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
Antler Shortage Hinders Jicarilla Rain Dance
In Dulce New Mexico last week the Jicarilla Apache sought rain for dry lands but an antler of a big horn ram was unavailable to perform their traditional rain dance. Officer Bill Humphries of the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish noted the missing antler prevented the tribe from carrying out the rite.
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Dulce
N.M
New Mexico
Bill Humphries
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Inest Ford
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Nowriver
District Court Action
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Ramon Anselmo Gutierrez
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John R. Nielsen
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Dial Tribune
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R. E. Ellroy Tillotson
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Charles C. Blanchard Francis Meeker
E.C. Rec
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C. W. Moody
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Mahaska
W. A. Coonred
Edith
Ernest Wahl
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kas
Garlie Pumphrey
Salinas, Calif
C. 0. Bowers
N. Plummer
Ride Plus
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of & King
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