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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

3

McKeon Casey Wedding in Brooklyn NY

In St Anselm church Brooklyn Marie Patricia McKeon daughter of Mrs Frances X McKeon married Dr Murray Joseph Casey of 910 S Central. The Rev William Boegel and Rev Francis Cox officiated with uncle Albert J Zaloom giving away. Bride wore peau de soie gown with lace train and Juliet cap veil. Groom’s sister Mary Colleen Casey was maid of honor with green silk organza dresses for bridesmaids. After a Switzer trip the couple will live in Baltimore where Dr Casey will intern at the Public Health Service Hospital. Reception at the Montauk club followed by music by Jimmy Vincent orchestra.

St. Anselm Church Brooklyn N. Y Marie Patricia McKeon Frances X McKeon Murray Joseph Casey Meryl J. Casey S. Central William Boegel Francis Cox Newton Albert J. Zaloom Mary Coleen Casey Marguerite Pinterington D. C Bright Waters Baltimore Cas Yelow Public Service Hospital

Social Scene Calendar June 14 1962

The Social Scene lists club meetings across Cottage Grove Vilas Tioga and Neosho Valley including Peace and Progress HOU Autumn Mothers club PEO Highland Park and TOPS with times and hosts. Santa Fe Women's Federation met in Carpenter's Hall with Mrs. George Wilson presiding and new officers were announced.

Cottage Grove Ladies Aid George McCaskey Humboldt Peace and Progress Nola Nison Kansas Vilas Homemakers Vilas Church Rural Carl Peargon N. Forest Autumn Mothers Club Highland Park Tioga Hdu Koch Bros T. N. Bradford G. W. Mc Dowe Tennessee

Kitchen Shower For Miss Gray

Pamela Gray will be married Friday as a kitchen utensil shower was held Monday in the W. J. Schleicher home. Hostesses Connie Schleicher and Janie Ashley announced pink and aqua decorations with gifts in an aqua laundry basket tied with a pink bow for the bride and groom. Invitations listed numerous guests including Mrs. William M. Gray Jr. and Mrs. W. J. Schleicher among others.

Pamela Gray Connie Schleicher Janie Ashley W. J. Schleicher W. 9Th William M. Gray Jr Donna Shoemaker Nancy Sparks Cathy Thompson Linda Malson Marcia Blackston Janis Brown Cindy Harris Sheila Conn Llewlyn Jenkins Deedra Lucas Karen Poos Myrna Rains Linda Rhodes Sherrill Rush Jane Wallingford Dan Weaver Kathy Coulter Sandra Midcap Ann Osborn Sallie

Mrs Reaves Hosts Lutheran Women Meeting

Augustana Lutheran Church Women of St Paul Lutheran church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Charles Reaves and Mrs Joseph Melnyk presiding. Plans were set for the Area Leadership Conference to be held Friday at St Paul and a tentative date for the annual church picnic was announced. Mrs Everett Olson led the lesson Behold the Person of Christ. Refreshments were served to 16 by Mrs Reaves and Mrs Neil Nelson.

Augustana Lutheran Church St. Paul

Joyce Frankenberg Hosts Les Des Meeting at Home

Joyce Frankenberg hosted the Les Demoiselles meeting at her home Monday at 6 30 with Susan Schmitt presiding. They planned for Les Des volunteers to assist Red Cross blood collection during the two days it will be in town this month and discussed a charity drive for baseball equipment. The next meeting is June 18 at Highland Park at 6 30 and a pledge party for juniors and actives is planned with sponsors Mrs Frank Stacy Mrs Harold Anderson and Mrs

Les Demoiselles Joyce Frankenberg Susan Schmitt Les Des Red Cross Charles Rubew Sharon Burker Susan Griffith Highland Park Little League Frank Stacy Harold Anderson

Bridge Club Meets at Tioga Hotel For Monday Duplicate

The Duplicate Bridge club met at the Tioga Hotel Monday evening with above average scores by Loren Kennedy Parsons Orville Roberts Independence Mr and Mrs Nelson Rupard Independence Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha Mrs Bob Smith Mrs Charles Wiggans Mrs J Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomheart.

Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel Loren Kennedy Parsons Orville Roberts Independence Nelson Rupard Dan Forbes Neodesha Bob Smith Charles Wiggans J. Frank Jones Clyde Bloomheart

VFW Auxiliary Meeting Plans and Honorary Elected

The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met in the Memorial building with Mrs. Howard Carder presiding. Reports covered cards and plants for ill members and a sewing session at Mrs. Dobson’s June 20. Donations of cookies books coffee sugar and carpet rags were requested for Wadsworth Hospital. The state convention was discussed and Mrs. Margaret Kendall Stockton was elected department president. A single meeting per month was approved for July and August, and a Katy Park booth is planned for July 4. The next meeting will be a covered dish supper on June 25 to honor April May and June birthdays.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building Howard Carder Kenneth Reinhardt Howard Dobson Etta Hanson Wadsworth Hospital Mmes. Hanson, Carder Felix Roberts Topeka Margaret Kendall Stockton Katy Park Melvin Webb

Shellhorn Reunion Holds Second Annual Gathering in Santa Fe Park

The Shellhorn family held its second annual reunion Sunday at Santa Fe Park with plans to return on the second Sunday in June next year. Attendees included Will and Mrs. Shellhorn, Willard Shellhorn, Mike Setter, Gary and Larry Garnett, Kay Ann Westphalia, Cora Robinson, Nina Shellhorn, and many others from Webb City Missouri to Tulsa Oklahoma. More than 70 percent of all banana exports come from tropical Central and South America.

Shellhorn Santa Fe Park Will Shellhorn Willard Shellhorn Mike Setter Gary Larry Garnett Schwegman Kay Ann Westphalia Cora Robinson Nina Shellhorn Webb City Tom Bailey Kansas City

Public Place It S Okay By ANN LANDERS

Ann Landers answers readers on etiquette and family matters. A lunch mishap with a stray pork hock sparks debate about restaurant manners, while a sister asks whether a reform school record should be disclosed to employers. Landers urges honesty, education, and finding simple, affordable ways to be a better parent.

Ann Landers Dad

Annual Webb Reunion Held in Park Here

The annual Webb reunion took place Sunday in Santa Fe Park with original family members present. Homer Webb was elected president, Mrs. R. C. Beaver vice president, and Mrs. Leonard Svoboda secretary after a basket dinner. The next reunion will be held in Wichita and many Webb relatives from Kansas and nearby towns attended.

Webb Santa Fe Park Arthur Webb Carl Webb Alfred Mitchell Harley Roberts Kenneth Webb Homer Webb R. C. Beaver Leonard Svoboda Wichita

Casey Family Hosts Rehearsal Dinner in Brooklyn

Mr and Mrs M J Casey hosted a rehearsal dinner Saturday at the Hamilton House Brooklyn preceding the wedding of their son Dr Joe Casey to Marie Patricia McKeon. Guests included wedding party members the Rev Francis Cox the bride's mother Mrs Frances McKeon her grandmother Mrs C Zaloom and Sally Casey the groom's sister.

M. J. Casey Hamilton House Brooklyn N.Y Joe Casey Marie Patricia MceKeon Francis Cox Newton Frances McKeon C. Zaloom Sally Casey

St Cecilia Music Club Holds Called Meeting

A called meeting of the St Cecilia Music Club convened Monday afternoon at the home of president Mrs W H McMurray 718 S Evergreen. Following Mrs Charles Hall resignation moving to Kansas City Mrs Lee Osborn elected secretary. Club awarded merit from the National Federation of Music Clubs for the February program American Music. Hospitality and calling committees were appointed and refreshments served.

St. Cecilia Music Club W. H. McMurray S. Evergreen Charles Hall Kansas City Lee Osborn National Federation of Music Clubs McMurray

Fire losses rise six percent in first quarter 1962

Fire losses increased by 6 percent in January through March 1962 compared with the same period in 1961. The rise signals worsening fire costs and could prompt stronger safety or insurance actions by officials and businesses.

Mary Martha Guild Meeting At Presbyterian Church

The Mary Martha Guild of the Presbyterian Church met Monday evening for a covered dish dinner in the church fellowship rooms. Mrs. George Eaton presided, with devotions on The Christians' New Lord and a review Jesus' Spiritual Life and Stewardship from God's People in God's World. Guest Mrs. B. J. Edmundson sang Living for Jesus with accompaniment by Mrs. Dave Petterson. Twenty seven members and guests attended.

Mary Martha B. J. Edmundson Colfax Wis Jesus Dave Petterson Edmundson Rena Stilwell Robert Williams

Charles Lusk Retires From Santa Fe After 46 Years Service

Charles R. Lusk, longtime chief clerk to the mechanical superintendent for the Santa Fe Railway at Topeka, will retire effective July 1 after more than 46 years with the railroad. Born in Stark, Oklahoma, he began service in 1916 in Arkansas City and held multiple clerical roles before rising to chief clerk in Topeka. He returned to Topeka in 1946 and was promoted in 1957, ending a lengthy career with the company.

Charles R. Lusk Santa Fe Topeka Ter Elijah Stark Lusk San Arkan Sas City Shawnee Okla Arkansas Wichita Chanute

Gary Marsh Returns From Boys State

Thayer youth Gary Marsh eldest son of Mr and Mrs Willard E Marsh returned from Wichita where he attended Boys State as Thayers first delegate sponsored by First National Bank There he was appointed city marshal assistant state printer typist and captain of the softball team all during the week

Thayer Gary Marsh Willard E. Marsh Wichita Boys’ State First National Bank Marsh

Bond Inventory Gains on Return

Aziz Zarou recovered his life savings after they were found by Edward Kay, 19, who turned in a stack of 40 $100 savings bonds. Police retrieved 41 bonds after Zarou provided serial numbers, explaining he had left them on a car fender while digging for a parking coin.

Detroit Aziz Zarou Edward Kay Zarou U.S

Chanute Students In Summer Theater at Emporia State

The eighth season of Summer Theater at Emporia State College opens June 26 with The Drunkard by William Smith. Chanute student Janet OConnor and Charles Crabtree are among cast hopefuls, as staff member Glen Bacus guides Chanute High School-Junior College students through auditions for six summer productions. Each participant will engage in every phase of theater work over the two month season.

William Smith Emporia State College Glen Bacus Chanute High School-Junior College Janet O'Connor Burl O'Connor N. Lafayette Charles Crabtree Vernal Crabtree S. Gretchen

Chanute Tribune Page Three June 13 1962

Page three of the Chanute Tribune dated Wednesday June 13 1962 features local briefs, notices and community items. Readers find short notices and column scraps reflecting mid June happenings in Chanute and surrounding Neosho County communities.

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