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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1962

Page

3

Miss Murphy Engaged to Robert D Bright in Wichita

Mr and Mrs Robert W Murphy of Wichita announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Kay to Robert Dean Bright son of Mr and Mrs Bert H Bright of Chicago A summer wedding is planned Mary Kay Murphy is a Mt Carmel Mt St Scholastica graduate who taught in Mexico City and Leavenworth Bright is a Carl Schurz High School and St Benedicts College graduate The bride elects grandparents and family ties noted including former Chanute residents and Mrs Murphy a former Mary Katherine James

Robert W. Murphy Wichita Mary Kay Robert Dean Bright Bert H. Bright Chicago Miss Murphy Mt. Carmel Academy Mt. St. Scholastica College Atchison Mexico City Leavenworth Bright Carl Schurz High School St. Benedict's College Chanute W. F. James Murphy Mary Katherine James Mary Kay Murphy

Social Calendar Highlights for Chanute and Santa Fe

June 11 1962 Santa Fe and Chanute events include the Social Scene calendar with meetings at Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian church Chanute Odd Fellows hall and Memoral building. Activities feature dinners card clubs bridge and club meetings across organizations like VFW Auxiliary Eastern Star and Grand Army of the Republic with times from 7 30 p m to 9 a m.

Santa Fe Women’s Federation Carpenter's Hell Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memoria Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel Big Creek Hdu Harlan Murphy Hulda Parker Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall

Senior Citizens Meet at Memorial Building Luncheon

Forty seniors attended a covered dish noon luncheon in the Memorial building hosted by Episcopal Church Women. Mrs. Carl Pearson presided and welcomed new member Mrs. John Yawmall Eric. Door prizes went to Mrs. Bur O Connor Mrs Jennie Thode Mrs Myrtle Fletcher Frank Doll and Alfred Petterson. The next meeting is set for June 20. Mrs. Floyd Orlick presented a gift to the newest resident. Mrs. M. L. Morton spoke on How to Make Friends Upon Moving to a New Community.

Memorial Building Episcopal Church Carl Pearson John Yawmall Eric Bur O'Connor Jennie Thode Myrtle Duced Chaincomer Fletcher Frank Doll Alfred Floyd Orlick Petterson

Rural Grange Meets at Rural School Under Master Hole

Rural Grange held a Thursday meeting at the local rural school with Master Nathan Hole presiding. The charter was draped in memory of 1 H Ingraham. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for June 21 with first and second degrees to be exemplified.

Rural Grange Rural School Nathan Hole H. Ingraham

Channcomers Meet In Lawrence Home

Mrs. L. S. Lawrence hosted a Thursday luncheon for the Channcomers club at 106 S. Plummer. The executive committee acted as hostesses and sponsors present included Mrs. Fred Naff, Mrs. Emmet Bolze, Mrs. Ed Ranz, Mrs. Dale Painter, Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs. Dean Skinner, Mrs. Charles Ballou, and Mrs. Robert Koch.

L. S. Lawrence S. Plummer Channcomers Club Mmes Fred Naff Emmet Bolze Ed Ranz Dale Painter Robert Allen Dean Skinner Charles Ballou Robert Koch

Impulse Drives Majority of Phone Calls

A study shows more than half of all telephone calls are made on impulse, reflecting spontaneous user behavior and quick decision making in everyday communication.

Sue Walker and Harvey Manly Wed in Home Ceremony

Sue Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer O Walker married Harvey Lee Manly son of Mr and Mrs C H Manly at the Walker home Friday evening before small gathering. The couple will reside at 219 N Highland Apt 3 after June 11. The ceremony featured tdouble ring vows and was officiated by George Frank of the Church of Christ Iola with a pink and white peony altar. The bride wore a white suit and veiled hat and a corsage of purple and white orchids. Best man Victor L Cawthorn and matron of honor Mrs Joe Gwin Walker attended along with out of town guests from Parsons Medicine Lodge Topeka and Perry.

Sue Walker Homer O. Walker W. ‘Main Harvey ‘Lee Manly C. H. Manly Washington George Frank Joe Gwin Walker Topeka Victor L. Cawthorn C. V. John Parsons Jim Workman Perry Okla Norris J. G. Walker Rusty and Randy

Honor for Garretts Moving to Lawrence

Dr and Mrs Charles Wesley Garrett and family will be honored with a covered dish supper Sunday at 6 30 p m in the Fellowship hall of the First Methodist church. Church members and friends are invited and asked to bring table service in addition to their covered dish.

Charles Wesley Garrett Lawrence The First Methodist Church

Skinner Receives Bachelor of Divinity Degree

Gary Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Fred E Skinner 102 S Larson receives a Bachelor of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton He is named assistant minister at Westminster Presbyterian Church Oklahoma City with youth program duties The Skinner family returns to Chanute after commencement and plans to move to Oklahoma City June 14 with ordination by the Presbytery of Neotsho in Chanute this summer

Gary Skinner Fred E. Skinner S. Larson Princeton Theological Seminary Princeton Westminster Presbyterian Church Oklahoma City Skinner Chanute Phillipsburg Netosho

Humboldt Busy Bee Club Holds June Birthday Luncheon

The Humboldt Busy Bee club met June 7 at Community Park for a luncheon honoring members with May June July and August birthdays. Mrs. Maxine Middendorf baked the birthday cake. Mrs. Jo Mueller presided. 150 members attended. Guests included Mrs. Ethel Raish and Mrs. Peggy McCormick. a White Elephant Sale was led by Mrs. Leona Lassman. Vacation is planned for July and August. next meeting is Sept 6 at Mrs. Peggy McCormick’s home.

Busy Bee Club Community Park Maxine Middendorf Ethel Raish Peggy McCormick Jo Mueller Leona Lassman Agnes Kirshner Oklahoma Guy Wing Kansas City LaVergne Wing John Tom Franklin Iola Naomi Black Atwood Becky Peters Jimmy Patricia McCormick Anina Michael Mary Mueller Karl Hauser

Prairie Village Visitors Honor Family with Supper

Buffalo visitors Mr and Mrs Bob Fink and sons Steven and Doug stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Oley Apt in Buffalo. Steven and Doug remained a week. The Young Adult Class of the Methodist church school held a farewell supper for Mr and Mrs Melvin Sperry Linda Susie and Jim in the church dining room. A picture of The Lord's Supper was given to the family.

Bob Fink Steven Doug Prairie Village Oley Apt Buffalo Methodist Church School Melvin Sperry Linda Susie Jim

Buffalo Boosters 4-H Hold Parents Night Meeting

Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club meeting designated as Parents Night with Marilyn Chapman presiding as club president and Ima Jean Ruthford leading the group.

Marilyn Chapman Buffalo Boosters Ima Jean Ruthford

Chanute Tribune Item Dated June 9 1962

The Chanute Tribune reports a Saturday edition dated June 9 1962 with local news items from Chanute and surrounding areas. Details of specific events are summarized from page three of the issue.

The Chanute Tribune

Farm boy freed to save his flock from jail

London AP reports Sidney Smith six years old was jailed to compel records of his late brother estate. He was released after appealing to the high court to avoid harming his 500 sheep during shearings. The judge said he did not want to cause unnecessary suffering.

London Sidney Smith Smith High Court

Thai Embassy Clerk Fled to Communist Bloc after Recall

Bangkok officials say a clerk from the Thai embassy in Bonn fled behind the Iron Curtain after being recalled to answer charges of Communist affiliations. The probe ties Somphong Peungpradit to a central Thailand ring with a ring leader executed. Berlin relay says Walter Ulbricht led East Germany’s delegation to a Soviet bloc summit then returned to Berlin.

Bangkok Thailand Bonn Somphong Peungpradit Berlin Walter Ulbricht Moscow ADN

Chanute educators attend Wichita workshop and college event

Paul P. Parsons and Dell Reed from Chanute Junior High and Chanute Junior College joined 29 educators at a Wichita campus workshop. Rotary convention in Los Angeles drew Dell Reed’s 5 day workshop and Luther Hodges led a panel on world trade. Clark Lofthouse visits Denver family. Village Creek Community meets Tuesday with cake and cookies.

Paul P. Parsons Chanute Junior High School University of Wichita Shelton Propst S. Allen Los Angeles Luther Hodges United Secretary of Commerce Dell Reed Chanute Junior College State Department of Public Instruction The Kansas Association of Secondary Schools and Principals University Village Creek

Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt Area

Harold Hoepker of rural Humboldt reports the death of his brother Edwin Hoepker age 70 of Creston Iowa Funerals and burial are planned for Monday in Creston George E Coombs Humboldt died last Saturday and service was held Thursday at Price Funeral Home Burial followed at Mount Hope with Odd Fellows bearing Honorary memorial at graveside by the lodge He spent part of life in Oklahoma married Lucy Attbery in 1909 she died in 1916 Surviving son Clarence W Coombs Sr Anaheim Calif another son Robert M Coombs Wichita also mentioned Apr 26 1919 he married Edna Thompson who died in 1959 Suspects further survivor details not listed

Harold Hoepker Humboldt Edwin Hoepker Creston Iowa Coombs George E. Coombs Price Funeral Bob Young Christian Church Mount Hope Odd Fellows Lodge Lodge Oklahoma Lucy Attebery Clarence W Coombs Anaheim Calif Edna Thompson Robert M Coombs Wichita

Daily Transcript Hospital Admissions and Citations Summary

Yesterday Neosho Memorial Hospital admitted Mrs Jerry Ellington of Yates Center and William Strean of Route 2 for medical care and saw dismissals including William Best and Mrs Johnson Farmer. Today John McCall of 229 West 3rd was admitted for medical care and Mrs Frank J Carlburg was dismissed. Highway Patrol issued multiple citations including Larry Johnston speeding and nis Shultz for muffler and load violations. other drivers faced fines for speeding, stop sign and improper passing. Recent moves tracked within town limits show residents changing addresses. building permits issued for a garage and patio addition at 125 West Oak. local school in Turkey enrolls 2,000 students per year.

William Best S. Plummer Johnsson Farmer Gilbert Wilson John Hevorka S. Larson John McCall Frank Jcarlburg Highway Patrol Larry Johnston Coffeyville Nis Shultz N. Garfield Muffier Roy St. Greve Ee J. Pulley C. Smith Tulsa R Ima J. Webb Guy Tatum Muncie Frank H. Freete Pittsburg Lerry Smith Iola

Church group plans June 17 tour and service program

Roll call by parents and members framed the event as a poem or tribute to a mother. A June 17 tour was planned. The group held church services for 4H Sunday and featured talks by Mary Clinesmith on cooking teaching and Alta Carlson on safety. Treva Harvey distributed health booklets while the Harvey family served refreshments.

Mary Clinesmith Alta Carlson Treva Harvey Harvey

Social guest roundup highlights Parsons to Chanute visits

A rural community log lists visits among Urbana residents including Harold and Gillett families, Heilman Nordstedt and Hall households, Carl Bowman and Winans relatives, and encouragement for local events. Notable items include a Heilman fifth wedding anniversary dinner, a Moore-Simmons wedding attendance, and Tommie Hudson’s medical treatment and recovery.

Prairie View Social Notices Highlight Lassman Hostesses

Mrs Ruth Crowl of Ioa and Raymond Fisher of Topeka were dinner guests of the Albert Lassmans Saturday. Afternoon callers included Steven Russell Kansas City Harold Lassman and family Lauria and Pat Dietrich Ronina Griffith and Ruth Butts. Evening visitors were Henry Lassman and family.

Prairie View Ruth Crowl Ioa Raymond Fisher Topeka Albert Lassmans Steven Russell Kansas City Harold Lassman Lauria Pat Dietrich Ronina Griffith Marie Roce Ruth Butts Henry Lassmans Clarence Cation Francois Butts Clifford Russell Connie Jo Bruce Madison Seivers Hutton Dale Lakins Henry Lassman Eugene Lassman Oklahoma City Robert Barnett Clair Barnett Francis Barnett John Lassmans Cherryvale

Syllable tones and inflection in Bushmen language

The note describes how each syllable in the Bushmen language can carry five meanings. Syllables may be spoken with high, mid, or low pitch levels or with rising or falling inflection, creating tonal and tonal-inflection contrasts for word meaning.

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Kansas Highway Patrol Kansas Tom Glasscock Walter Dunn Don Amos Hays Gerald Murray Garden City Drisdell Studio Dia Tribune Channcomers Roy S. Gibson W. Main Clifford L. Gibson Chanute, Kas Harvey Manly Garretts Dale Carnegie Hattie Lawrence West Main Westamerica Securities Inc F. M. Harris W. Finney Myron George Pacific Coast Stock Exchange Cecilia Koppers Rockhurst College Larry Koppers Aloysious Koppers Aloysia Kansas University C. V. Black and Boys Pratt Global Briefs Macao U.N Geneva China Hong Kong Tokyo Japan Rubber Belt Industry Association Soviet Union Japan Russia Clark Lofthouse Denver John Lofthouse W. Elm Neosho County Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Jerry Ellington Yates Center William Strean R. 2 James Woolridge Garfield Lois Wiles S. Kansas Steuben Judith McGhee Highland Lafayette Eugene Oyler S. Ashby Robert Hiebert S. Grant Kerwitz Dallas Hart N. Western Norman Boyer Virginia Wagner Jess F. Barker Jr W. Oak Robert College Turkey American College For Girls Area Home Loan Headquarters Fredonia Home Savings Association Lincoln & Walnut Urbana Harold Gillett Butch and Terry Barnsdall Ernest Gillett Bob Nordstedt Debby Brenda Jo George Nordstedt Lamar Newland Raymond Hutchins Becky Darrell Dunivant Dwain Hall Carl Bowman Lois Jackie Fred Hall Bowman Dwain Hall Labette County Medical Center Bowmans Bill Bowman FE. C. Bryan Erie Vern Heilman Heilmans Howard Bailey Leo Fickel Manhattan Mike Pat Bill Winans Springfield Verle Winans Jerry Bill Fort Leonard Wood Dick Neely Nancy Neely Don Vitt St. Paul Dairy King Moore-Simmons Tommie Hudson Georgely Neely Forrest K. U Art Gough Gary Langdon Ralph Bertha McMillen George Vining Orr McMillen Nancy Connie Neelys Barl Rice Alice Splane Keith Jerry Neely Junior Osborne Olathe Carroll H. Christmas Church of Christ North James Apostle Jesus Christmas North Forest
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