Vacation Bible School enrolls 115 at Humboldt church
Mrs. Marvin Well-Pome reports 115 pupils enrolled in the First Baptist Church vacation Bible school in Humboldt. The program opens with morning assembly, classes across church rooms, and a daily snack supervised by Mrs. Elmina Wilson and Mrs. Albert Middendorf. Teachers cover beginners to teens, with a closing link event and Friday exhibit planned. Community notice also covers lodge meeting notes and local visits.
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Baptist Church
Pome
First Baptist Church
Monay Morning
O. F. Purdom
E. J. Lombard
Roy Harington
Joe Peters
Elmina Wilson
Albert Middendorf
George Beaman
Newman
Nelda Pollgan
Janet Leonard
Kindersten
Sharon Pullman
Jesse Wilson
Frank
Mirs
Myrna Springston
Lawnee Rinehart
Ray Liddendorf
Groves Home Demonstration Unit
William Burtch
Clyde Davis
Ua. A
Roe
C. Wright
Roy Roberts
Pleasanton
Zillah School
Allen County Hospital
Will Hoke
Community Park
Walt Middendorf
Burtch
Lunatic and Bomb Recipe for Chaos
A House document warned that at joint sessions of Congress one lunatic with a hand grenade could plunge the nation into chaos. Rep. Charles B. Joelson cited security gaps as he recalled past gunfire in the House gallery and urged admission control and gallery restrictions to prevent breaches.
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Washington
Congress
Walt Horan
R-Wash
House
Joelson
Chamber appoints 14 committees for 1963 64 year
The Chanute Chamber of Commerce named chairmen for its 14 action committees for 1963 64. Letters were mailed to members asking for first and second choices. committee chairs include Agriculture Glen McLaren and Jim Benton, Ambassador L Hugh Chapman, Convention Tourist Phil Cooper, Education Bill Gray Jr, Industrial Development Paul Brennecke, Legislative Action Charlies Henshall, Manufacturers Oil Gas Al Allison, Operation Improvement Charles Mussulman, Parks and Recreation Richard Bohling, Public Relations Ralph Willcott, Streets and Highways Richard Willis, Retail Merchants Jack Loss, Water Resources Ebur Schultz, Women’s Committee Mrs Marge Nation.
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Chanute Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Glen McLaren
Jim Benton
Ambassador Club
L. Hugh Chapman
Phil Cooper
Bill Gray Jr
Paul Brennecke
Charlies Henshall
al Allison
Charles Mussulman
Richard Bohling
Ralph Willcott
Richard Willis
Jack Loss
Ebur Schultz
Marge Nation
Sunday Dinner Guests from Urbana and Nearby Towns
Urbana hosts at Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Gillett and family including Harold Butch and Terry from Barnsdall Oklahoma. Nordstedt family visited Valley Center. Rhoades relatives joined Memorial Day trip. Various locals hosted and visited across Chanute Walden Chanute and Wichita with Rutledge family gatherings. The article notes the first congressional whips James E. Watson in 1899 and James H. Lewis in 1913.
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E. G. Gillett
Harold Gillett
Butch and
Terry
Barnsdall
Oklo
George Nordstedt
Debby
Brenda Nordstedt
Valley Center
Chester Rhoades
Bob
Nordstedt
Larry
Jen Gericke
Chanute
Garland Burdue
Glen
Clara
Carl Quinn
Roscoe Hallenburg
Carl Rutledge
Mike
Carla
Rosa Brocker
Walden
Colo
Ethel Black
Pete Crenna
California
Wilson Rutledge
Cherry
Wichita
Mary Rutledge
John Rutledge
Howard Rutledge
Congress
James E. Watson
Indiana
Rep
James H. Lewis
Graduation Exercises Too Far Apart
Rhode Island mother Margaret Shepard watched her son graduate from the Coast Guard Academy in New London while fog at Groton delayed a plane to West Point. She arrived with her Coast Guard son Arthur B. Shepard to congratulate Army second lieutenant John T. Shepard, her other son, who had just graduated.
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Burrillville
R.I
Rhode Island
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Garrison H. Davidson
First Army
Margaret Shepard
Groton
Coast Guard
Arthur B. Shepard
New Army
John T.shepard
American Pair Golf Surprise in British Amateur
Two Americans Dick Davies and Chris Blocker surged in the British Amateur Golf Championship at St Andrews. Davies, defending champion from Pasadena, defies last year’s luck claim as Blocker from Jal, New Mexico, now at an Italian missile base, rises as a dark horse favorite. The field of six remaining Americans includes Ed Updegraf, Dick Sikes, Ron Luceti, and Boyd O'Donnell with matchups set against England and Scotland contenders.
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Dick Davies
Chris Blocker
Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Hoylake
Blocker
Jal
N.M
Italy
Davides
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Boyd O'Donnell
Hollywood
Michael Lunt
England
Scotland
John Wilson
Sikes
U.S
University of Arkansas
Hugh MacAnespie
Updegraff
George Dixon
O’donnell
Ronnie Shade
Luceti
Brian Anderson
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Jack Peterson
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Everette Stange
War- Works
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Lombard
Punch
J. A. York
Augusta
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Harlan Carpenter
Nevada
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Lilian Freeman
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George Schaum
Bartlesville
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Charles J. Blood
Kansas City
Star
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Efeen
ST. Andrews
Lia
MR. Cool
Sealer
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