Ohio blonde beauty crowned Miss USA
Sue Ann Downey of Columbus Ohio won the Miss USA crown in Miami Beach defeating 14 of 47 finalists. She received 5000 dollars in cash and a mink coat plus a personal appearance contract.
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Ohio
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S.A
Sue Ann Downey
Columbus
Sue
Jane Nelson
Arizona State University
Tularosa
N.M
John E. Downeys
Jeff
David
Sue Ann
Bobbi Johnson
Washington, D.C
Stolen German Shepherds Reported From Webb Residence
Three dogs a mother and two pups were reported stolen from David Webb R4 between Thursday night and Friday morning. No further suspect information given. police investigating.
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David Webb
R. 4
Webb
Man Found On Car Hood Charged With Intoxication in Kingman
Dale B. Ferguson of Kingman was found by police at 1:45 a.m. lying on a car hood on Main Street. He was charged with intoxication and jailed, then released this morning on a $15 bond.
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N. Kansas
Sherry Stemple
W. 6Th
Charles Boaz
Dale B. Ferguson
Kingman
Main
Local Health News and Business Changes
Roy Dannelley of 501 N. Kansas returned home after surgery at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott. Gregg Dunlap son of Mr and Mrs W F Dunlap had chest surgery at KU Medical Center and will stay eight to ten more days. Gregg is a Tribune carrier. Neodesha drug store purchased by Don Porter and family from Ross Porter with Pat Porter joining in. Chanute High School Class of 195? reunion planned at Tioga Hotel July 10 with 146 graduates. several addresses not known.
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Roy Dannelley
N. Kansas
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Gregg Dunlap
W. F. Dunlap
N. Forest
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Gregg
Tribune
Don B. Porter
Winfield
Neodesha
Ross Porter
Pat Porter
Ottawa
Don Porters
Chanute High School
Tioga Hotel
Ted Kimmel
Charles Johnson
Larry Irwin
Orville Hazen
Joe Hammil
Rita Gregg
Beatrice
City Summer Recreation Programs Announced by Recreation Commission
The city recreation commission unveils four dances at the Launching Pad with music by Robert Orr and his Slippers, plus a four week Tot Lot for ages three to six at Highland Park, and a new baton twirling program for girls. Glen Peak notes 150+ band enrollments, and new choral and handicapped playground activities begin next week.
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City Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
Robert Orr
Highland Park
Diana Davidson
Rae Lynn Lofthouse
Sandra Warner
Hutton School
Pam Goodevan
Doy Hampton
Jo- Anne Slater
Gana Thompson
Jeannette Arthur
Armories Merger Plan Seeks Kansas Unit Realignments
A Kansas state military committee urged keeping state or federally owned armories with merged Army Reserve and National Guard units. The plan reallocates units to cities, moves personnel to neighboring units where needed, and awaits final Army approval. Cities named include Abilene Topeka Wichita and Kansas City with varied unit totals.
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Topeka
Kansas
Army Reserve and
National Guard
William H. Avery
Monte Parrish
Army Reserve
Charles H
Department of the Army
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Girard
Herington
Holton
Howard
Fort Riley
Kingman
Fort Leavenworth
Osage City
Osawatomie
Paola
Parsons
St. Francis
Scott City
Seneca
Washington
Shower Honors Charlene Edwards
A bridal shower for Charlene Edwards given Tuesday at Miss Sinclair's Route 3 home. Hosts were Terry Sinclair Jo anna Eskridge and Lynda Lassman with assistance from Mrs Frank Sinclair Mrs Escar Eskridge and Mrs Irvin Lassman. Guests listed include Mrs Wesley Goff Mrs Bud Edwards Mrs Larry Harris and many others.
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Terry Sinclair
Joanna Eskridge
Lynda Lassman
Charlene Edwards
Rolland Goff
Miss Sinclair
Frank Sinclair
Escar Eskridge
Irvin Lassman
Wesley Goff
Bud Edwards
Larry Harris
Howard Coffey
Sandy Warner
Margaret Sale
Alice Laurie
Margaret Thorsell
Kathy Thorsell
Karen Olson
Sharon Pens
Norma Lee
Lynn Smith
Ann Paterson
Leah Babcock
Mary Jo King
Karen Bar Judi Henry
Lois Maxwell
Virginia Debler
Toni Pearman
Sylvia Wilson
Connie Johnson
Deanna Paterson
Carolyn Wasser
Martha Seefeldt
Lela McGee
Frances Lloyd
Alice Taylor
Kathy Engleman
IC Class Meets In Edwards Home
Women of the IC Class of the EUB Church met at Mary Edwards home 217 W. 6th Thursday afternoon with 12 members present. Bes sie Brady conducted the meeting. A class dinner was announced for Sunday in the church annex. Mrs. Lloyd Kimball gave devotions. Blanche Woolery and Mrs. Orval Funk won door prizes. A dessert course was served by the hostess and Mrs. Stella Nelson.
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EUB
Mary Edwards
Bessie Brady
Lloyd Kimball
Blanche Woolery
Orval Funk
Stella Nelson
Names Sought for Addresses by Committee
The committee seeks addresses for Tom Ellison Susann Fajardo Garrett Genevieve Godinez and Carol Martindale. Call HE 1 9656 or HE 1 0315 with any information.
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Ellison
Tom Fajardo
Susann Garrett
Genevieve Godinez
Carol Martindale
Community Theater Group Plans Summer Ater, Kansas City Trip
A small community theater group met in the Heritage room on Thursday evening to plan summer activities. Director Mrs. Don Tucker assigned one act plays for reading at Tuesday 7:30 meeting. They may travel to Kansas City to see My Fair Lady by bus if 20 or more join. call Recreation Department or Mrs. Tucker for info.
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Heritage Room
Don Tucker
Kansas City
Recreation Department
Tucker
Daily Transcript: Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Later Notices
Hospital notes list Friday admissions for Guy Wells and John Daughterty with addresses in Thayer and Humboldt and a Friday birth to Mr and Mrs Marvin Wellcome. Dismissals include Bessie Green and several others. traffic citations report speeding, no license, stop sign disobedience, and DWI with fines. Building permits and police court result noted for Billy Fulcher.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Guy Wells
Thayer
John Daughterty
Main
Medical
Raymond Markham
Burris Addition
Bessie Green
N. Garfield
David Leach
S. Santa Fe
Wayne James and Son
James More
Eric
Irma Magill
Humboldt
Orville van Winkle
S. Malcolm
Marvin Wellcome
Barbara Proctor
Joseph Brucel
Highway Patrol
Arthur D. Simmons
Steuben
Sue A. Bird
Allen
Patty Sue Stowell
N. Grant
Kansas
Bruce A. Anderson
Highland
Bob Hammon
Wichita
Barney L. Hickox
New Albany
Dorcas Class Travelogue Highlights Alaska Trip
Mrs. Henry Watkins and Eric presented a travelogue with Alaska slides at the Dorcas Class meeting in the First Christian Church fellowship hall. They outlined plans for a Nova Scotia trip this summer, introduced by program chair Mrs. Ralph Garvin. Refreshments for 17 members were served by Mmes. George Hansen Hilliard Blume and Etta Hansen.
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Henry Watkins
Eric
Alaska
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Watkins
Nova Scotia
Ralph Garvin
Mmes
George Hansen
Hillard Blume
Etta Hansen
Rathbun Funeral Service Held at Skinner Memorial Chapel
Funeral services for Charles A Rathbun were conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in Skinner Memorial Chapel with Dr Fred Shaw officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery with bearers Dean Geeding Dewey Maghe Lester Welch Leo Booe D L Stewart and Cash Wagoner.
Community clubs and meetings calendar for Chanute
Social calendar lists noon to evening gatherings at local halls churches and clubs. Events include Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting at IOOF hall June 7 at 1 30 p m and Homebuilders class at First Baptist Church with Bob Henry, plus crafts cycling toastmasters and singing groups at various venues and times.
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First Baptist Church
Bob Henry
N. Highland
Worlder
Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial
Rebekah Lodge
N. Malcolm Community Center
Jolly Maids HD Unit
Chanute Cycle Club
Harmony and Foursquare Hold Joint Heritage Meeting
Harmony and Foursquare units met Friday in the Heritage Room of the library with hostesses Mrs. Wayne Berthot and Mrs. Alton Mintz. Mrs. Cecil Arnett presided and Mrs. Glen Hanson led the Standard of Excellence lesson. Harmony Unit plans next meeting with Mrs. Robert Johnson on July 2 in Humboldt.
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Harmony and Foursquare HD
Wayne Berthot
Alton Mintz
Cecil Arnett
Glen Hanson
Robert Johnson
Humboldt
Rev E L Redfield resigns Colfax Trinity to lead Thayer Galesburg
The Rev E L Redfield of Colfax and Trinity Baptist Churches has resigned and will serve Methodist churches at Thayer and Galesburg. The change was approved at the Coffeyville Conference. He will preach at the new charges June 20.
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E. L. Redfield
Colfax
Trinity Baptist
Thayer
Galesburg
Coffeyville
Methodist Church
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