Social Calendar for June 1963 Highlights Local Club Events
Friday schedule lists AE Club Luncheon at LA of B of LF and E. Carpenters Hall at 12:30 p.m. Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge hosts 1 00F Ball at 7:30 p.m.ae Determinettes meet at Sawyer Hall. Memorial Building hosts covered dish luncheon at 11:30 a.m. bring own table service. Rides via HE 1-1992 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Trinity Baptist Women hostesses. Four Square HDU at Mrs Harvey Ciem ens R 2 1:3 p.m.
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Trinity Baptist
HDU
Harvey Ciemens
BPW Hears Flag Talk and Wedding Report At Bar Room
The Business and Professional Women met at Tioga Bar Room for dinner with Mrs. Howard Galt leading a flag program about Old Glory. The group noted the flag is 186 years old with five point star symbolism and dominion. Also announced were appointments of Flo Kelly as postmaster and Mary Booe as third district director. A wedding followed, with detailed attire and family roles, and the couple plans to live in Norman Oklahoma after a Canada trip. Casper, Wyoming, attendee.
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Tioga
Howard Galt
Edwin Weber
Adeline Fortney
Edna Petterson
World Affairs Committee
Weber
Edna Peterson
Sara Haller
Roy S. Gibson
Flo Kelly
Mary Booe
Ethel Eaton
Kelly
Hazel Slane
Frank Waggoner
Don Tucker
Wichita
Norman
Okla
Canada
Austin College
Sherman
Tex
Pittsburg State College
University of Oklahoma At
Bride From Houston Weds Norman Man at St Philip
Neil Buscher exchanged vows with Barbara Adine Gready at St Philip Presbyterian Church in Houston. The ceremony featured a cathedral candelabra altar and summer florals. Bride wore diamond white organza gown with pearl tiara and carried white roses. maid of honor Charlotte Haynes led a bridal party in aquamarine gowns with beaded crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Buscher
Savonburg
Jerry Gready
Ronnie Aebersold
Richard Hairston
Charles Lucas
Barbara Adine Gready
Thomas G. Gready Jr
Houston
Tex
Henry Neil Buscher
Norman
Okla
Henry L. Buscher
Lavenburg
St. Philip Presbyterian Church
Walter Dixon
Charlotte Ann Haynes
Paris
Mary Elizabeth Gready
Donna Gready
Maureen Gready
Anne Gready
Corpus Christi
Friendship Night At Hulda Parker Chapter Event
Hulda Parker Chapter of the Eastern Star observed Friendship Night at the Masonic Temple with district aide Mrs Kenneth Caldwell and many visiting officers and chapters. Gifts were exchanged, candles lit, and the Tioga Tones performed during a social hour following talks by several grand and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Kenneth Caldwell
Masonic Temple
Junior Zimmerman
Caldwell
District No. 16
East
I. W. Ward
Tennessee
Kansas
Ruby Roberts
Buffalo
Lavenburg
Erie
Independence
Walnut
Thayer
Bronson
Neodesha
Humboldt and Sunflower
Chanute
Yates Center
Mildren Woolery
Ward
Hepler
Effie Casey
Fredonia
Whiting
Ind
Texas
Adelines
Krokstrom Nelson Reunion Held in Humboldt Park
The Krokstrom and Nelson families gathered Sunday at Humboldt park for a reunion. Attendees included Hulda Krokstrom, Hazel Starliper, Harold Krokstrom, Orville Krokstrom and Darrell, Eugene Krokstrom, Donald Krokstrom and Connie, Tom Swanson family of Elsmore, De Wayne Krokstrom and girls of Independence, Alfred Peterson and Margaret Peterson of Grandview, Houston Peterson of Mission, Jack Krokstrom and girls of Tulsa, Hillis Krokstrom Jr and Tommy, Junior Zimmerman and Debbie, Hillis Krokstrom, John Peterson of Chanute, Cleo Stanley and Bernice De Merritt, Emma Nelson, Lucille Winters, Milton Nelson, Earl Nelson and girls, Richard Stanley and family, Marvin Stanley and family, LaHarpe.
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Krokstrom
Nelson
Humboldt Park
Hulda Krokstrom
Havel Starliper
Harold Krokstrom
Orvule Krokstrom
Darrell
Eugene Krokstrom
Donald Krokstrom
Connie
Tom Swanson
Elsmore
de Wayne Krokstrom
Independence
Alfred Peterson
Margaret Peterson
Grandview
Houston Peterson
Mission
Jack Krokstrom
Tulsa
Hillis Krokstrom Jr
Tommy
Iola
Junior Zimmerman
Debbie,Jr
Hillis Krokstrom
John Peterson
Chanute
Cleo Stanley
Bernice de Merritt
Moran
Emma Nelson
Lucille Winters
Milton Nelson
Earl Nelson
Richard Stanley
Marvin Stanley
LaHarpe
Sub Debs Elects Pledge Mistress at June Winder Home
The Sub Debs met Monday evening at June Winder's home 309 S Highland. Karen Poos president led the gathering which elected Margie Wortman pledge mistress. Pledges Marilyn Arthur Coda Briley Doris Diver Karol Jeffers Betty Ann Mee Grath Linda Ranz Nancy Roberts Donna Small Nancy Stipp Jill Truitt Cheryl Van Wickle Linda Vinckier were introduced. The group plans hillbilly costuming and Arkansas twang speaks. Refreshments for 31 members two sponsors and 12 pledges were served. Next meeting set for June 17 with Gloria Erickson 419 S Lafayette. informal agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Winder
S. Highland
Karen Poos
Margie Wortman
Marilyn Arthur
Coda Briley
Doris Diver
Karol Jeffers
Betty Ann Mee-Grath
Linda Ranz
Nancy Roberts
Donna Small
Nancy Stipp
Jill Truitt
Cheryl van Wickle
Linda Vinckier
Winder
George Heger
Bob King
Gloria Erickson
S. Lafayette
Up and Atom 4-H Club Holds Home Improvement Class
The Up and Atom 4-H Club met at the Lassman home, 101 N Forest, with Robert Lassman. Kathy Lassman demonstrated color use, Connie Wolfe gave an illustrated lighting talk, and Beth Hutchison discussed waxing floors. Next meeting set for June 26 at 1 p.m.
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Up and
Robert Lassman
N. Forest
Kathy Lassman
Connie Wolfe
Beth Hutchison
Lassman
Saints Lives Discussed at Eastern Star Chapter Meeting
Mr and Mrs Faye Clopine presided at Sunflower chapter Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. He spoke on St John's Day June 24 and the lives of John the Baptist and John the Beloved Disciple in relation to masonry. A poem Dad was read in honor of fathers. No meeting in July or August. Refreshments by Don C Beach and helpers.
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Faye Clopine
Sunflower Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clopine
John the Baptist
John the
Disciple
Don C. Beach
Francis Meeker
O. H. Bates
Group in Meeting at Thorsell Home
At St Paul Lutheran Church Women met Tuesday night at Mrs Darr ell Thorsell home 702 S Lincoln Mrs Joe Melnyk presided Scripture read and lesson Lutheran Missions in Taiwan announced Central States Synod Lutheran Church Women convention in Wichita in October Refreshments served by hostess assisted by Mrs Reuben Anderson There were 13 members and three guests Jean Kay Olson Mrs James Larson and Mrs Agda Westerberg A wedding gift was presented to Miss Olson who will be married this month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rell Thorsell
S. Lincoln
Joe Melnyk
Paul Nelson
Lutheran
Taiwan
Central States Synod
Lutheran Church Women
Wichita
Reuben Anderson
Jean Kay Olson
James Larson
Agda Westerberg
Miss Olson
Gift Items Wanted For Hospital Event
A carnival is planned July 4 at Osawatomie State Hospital for patients by the Neosho County Mental Health Assn. Donations of prize items are sought from clubs and individuals. a box at the fire department accepts gifts until June 25. Contact Mrs. Gladys Eaton for picnic plans. Suggested items include soap, perfume, lotion, grooming aids, stationery, jewelry, purses, and other personal care or small gifts for both women and men.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
Neosho County
Shriver elected to three year Child Welfare League post
Washington AP reports Rep Garner E. Shriver Republican Kansas elected to a three year term on the board of directors of the Child Welfare League of America Inc Officials announced the selection highlighting his background in welfare and public service from Washington to national child welfare leadership.
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Washington
Garner E. Shriver
Kan
Child Welfare League of America,Inc
League
Kansas Girls State elects Bea Bur dette governor
LAWRENCE AP Be a Bur dette of Kansas City Kansas City Kan was elected governor of Kansas Girls State on Wednesday Other officers include Bette Byrd Wichita Mary Bolton Abilene Judy Pistotnik Arma Bonnie Avery Larned Marlene Clanton Fredonia Dee Mason Arkansas City Glenda Carmack El Dorado Pat Hill Mulvane Robyn Granger Lyons Judy Broadstreet Marion Janet Lyon Arkansas City Carmen Hall Baxter Springs Linda Goff Fredonia Jan Henry Dodge City Jackie Byers Burr Oak justices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Hill
Mulvane
Robyn Granger
Lyons
Judy Broadstreet
Marion
Janet Lyon
Arkansas City
Carmen Hall
Baxter Springs
Linda Goff
Fredonia
Jan Henry
Dodge City
Jackie Byers
Burr Oak
Kentucky bets on statewide educational TV network by 1963 end
Frankfort Kentucky expects to have a state wide educational television network operating by the end of 1963. Officials say the system will link schools and colleges across the commonwealth and be funded by state and federal sources. The plan envisions programming for classrooms plus public service content to benefit communities statewide.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Topeka Meeting on Mental Health
Kansas Association for Mental Health directors will meet Saturday at the Menninger Foundation in Topeka. MecDill Boyd will report on the public relations committee's newspaper award program and the 1963 mental health fund drive. Raymond Briman will report on the National Association for Mental Health meeting. Dr S Walton Cole will discuss a revised statewide good neighbor corps plan and Helen Morrison will discuss board vacancies. Over 50 mental health leaders from across the state are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Association For Mental Health
Menninger Foundation
Topeak
MecDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
Raymond Briman
National Association For Mental Health
S. Walton Cole
Manhattan
Good Neighbor Corps
Helen Morrison
Senators Support Kansas Reclamation Projects
Senators Frank Carlson and James B. Pearson urged full funding of 13 Bureau of Reclamation projects in Kansas before a Senate subcommittee, backing the Glen Elder dam and a $15,409,095 budget. Governor John Anderson endorsed all projects. opponents to Glen Elder will be heard Thursday. Projects listed include Cedar Bluff Almena Glen Elder Kanopolis Cheney Wilson Bostwick Kirwin Ellis Webster Kipp Nelson Buck and Medicine Lodge.
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Washington
Bureau of Reclamation Projects For
Kansas
Senate
Frank Carlson
James B. Pearson
Glen Elder
John Anderson
Fred N
Lawrence
Cedar Bluff
Almena
Kanopolis
Cheney
Wilson
Bostwick
Kirwin
Ellis
Webster
Kipp
Nelson Buck
Medicine Lodge
Class Meeting At Westminster Church Hosts Slides And Dolls
The Westminister Presbyterian class met at Mrs. C. H. Decker’s home at 131 E.h. Mrs. Ethel Goolsbee opened with devotions. A World Vision donation was voted. Mrs. Agnes Crockatt presented Florida slides and cabbage palm Seminole dolls. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Heinze and Mrs. Cecil Harrar.
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C. H. Decker
E.h
Ethel Goolsbee
World Vision
Agnes Crockatt
Florida
Fred Heinze
Cecil Harrar
Beef Cuts and Vegetables Food Specials Across Regions
The Associated Press notes cheap beef and pork prices with fryers and turkeys bargains for Father’s Day. Regional highlights include rich roasts at 53 cents a pound in New York and smoked hams from 29 to 49 cents in the Northeast, with West Coast prices rising. Fresh vegetables expand with local produce as watermelon and cantaloupe supplies grow. Florida leads watermelon, Texas and Georgia join in. Cantaloupes, bananas, peaches, strawberries, plums, apricots and cherries named among best fruit buys.
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New York
Midwest
Florida
Texas
Alabama
Georgia
Hills Vacation and Reunions Highlight Stark News
Mr and Mrs Junior Hill vacation in Canada while local updates report new property purchases by Irwin Bennett at the Jorgenson place east of town and renovations on the John Hill farm. Irwin leads a water hauling firm with a new tank truck. Junior buys liquid nitrogen fertilizer gear. Don Harding starts as county sheriff dispatcher at Erie. his two sons run the service station here. Litrells rent the former Hill residence and prepare for high school coaching duties. his brother plans to join them. A new shop teacher and wife will move into the Rich wine rental home before school starts. Friends church members paint the church in spare time. The Class of 1928 plans a June reunion June 22 and 23 with nearly full participation expected. open house at the high school gym and a Sunday basket dinner at the grade school will honor graduates and families. Area alumni listed include Odin Dunham, Sue Smith Jacquinot, Arthur Carlson, George White, Ruby Herron Smith, Faye Rob inson Dah!, Pearl Beech, and others from California to Kansas City and Michigan. Teachers attending include Professor Collins, Hazel Barnes, and Grace Gilbert. Classes of 1953, 1949 and 1959 have held recent reunions, with the 1959 gathering at Mrs Ronald Marie Owen Olson’s home.
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Irwin Bennett
Jorgenson
John Hill
Irwin
Junior Hill
Don Harding
Erie
Lee Litrell
Litrell
Richard Singer
Savenburg
Kevin
Lisa
Richwine
Odin Dunham
Sue Smith Jacquinot
Walnut
Arthur Carlson
George White
Stark
Ruby Herron Smith
Faye Robinson
Kansas City
Pauline Stewart Massey
Wichita
Howard Adolph
Forest Olson
Michigan
Roy McCormick
Blue Mound
Professor Collins
Hazel Barnes
Grace Gilbert
McCune
Ronald Marie Owen
Olson
Beets and Mayonnaise Salad on Lettuce Wedges
A simple salad idea mixes finely chopped cooked beets with mayonnaise and a touch of minced green onion to dress wedges of crisp lettuce. Serve as a bright, creamy topping with fresh greens.
Dinner at Lola Brings Zion Lutheran Guild Members
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild held a dinner meeting Tuesday evening at Menegay's restaurant in Lola. Attendees included president Mrs Ralph Burghart and members W T Niermeier Oliver Williams Agnes Zimmerman Joe Batesel Reuben Willis Glen Allison Orval Holloway Cecil Storck Rene Thuiller Earl Olson and Ralph Ruggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Menegay's
Lola
Mmes
Ralph Burghart
W. T. Niermeier
Oliver Williams
Agnes Zimmerman
Joe Batesel
Reuben Willis
Glen Allison
Orval Holloway
Cecil Storck
Rene Thuiller
Earl Olson
Ralph Ruggles
Department Guest At M O Cartlidge Circle Meeting
The M O Cartlidge Circle of the Ladies of the Grand Army met with Mrs. Ross Miller at 705 W Oak on Tuesday afternoon. Department president Mrs. Ethel Warner from Coffeyville attended, and local president Mrs. Ethel Sprague led the meeting. A social hour followed with soft drinks and cookies.
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M. O. Cartlidge
the Ladies of the Grand Army
Ross Miller
W. Oak
Ethel Warner
Coffeyville
Ethel Sprague
Actress Quitting To Become Nun In Connecticut Convent
Hollywood actress Dolores Hart plans to quit her promising film career to become a Roman Catholic nun. Hart, 24, a 1948 convert, has entered an unnamed Connecticut convent, saying she is not leaving anyone or anything behind and will take a full and grateful heart with her.
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Hollywood (Ap
Dolores Hart
Hollywood
Miss Hart
Connecticut
Doctor Speaks Out On Smoking Peril
Providence AP report quotes Dr Edward R Annis president elect of the American Medical Association saying cigarette smoking is the greatest producer of preventable disease. Annis, from Miami Florida, speaks as an individual physician warning of health dangers in an Evening Bulletin interview.
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Providence
American Medical Association
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Evening Bulletin
Water cress added to chicken and rice soup
In a fridge item, chop enough water cress to yield half a cup and stir it into two cans of chicken and rice soup for a quick greens boost. The addition enhances flavor and nutrition with leafy herb notes.
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Cress
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