Estate notices and city bond ordinance Chanute 1965
Multiple probate notices in Neosho County Kansas for Hattie F Mason V L Lee Edward Arthur Reinhardt and Harry Byers estate matters include hearings for final settlement and petition to determine descent with dates in June 1965. Chanute city ordinance authorizes bonds of up to 35386.58 to widen Main Street from Steuben to Central Avenue and fund sidewalk work with temporary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho
Hattie F. Mason
Chanute
Nevsue County
Kansas
Erie
Neosho County
V. L. Lee
Wible
Vv. L
Edward Arthur Peinhardt
Kansee
Edward Arthur Reinhardt
Sid
Pauline Reinhardt Deweese
Balch & Bailey
South Steuben Avenue
Petitioner Artest
Alberta Gough
Seal
City OF
Steuben Avenue
Central Avenue
Mein Street
Red Street
Cmanute
K.S.A
Seld City
Chanute Tribune
Harry Byers
State OF
Gertrude Byers
Local kinfolks host Brinkmeyers Jordans over weekend
Cecil Brinkmeyers and John Jordans hosted out of town guests at their homes 1221 West 2nd and 612 North Grant. The visitors attended the EUB Church service Sunday in memory of their parents John H Jordan and others, with attendees listed from Oregon California Colorado Texas Oklahoma and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Brinkmeyer
W. 2Nd
John Jordan
Barry
Tim
N. Grant
John H. Jordan
Raymone Jordan
Grant's Pass
Ore
Marold Jordan
Carl Stroud
Kenny
Carle and
Sherry
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air
Frank Jordan
Kansas City
Donald Cokeley
Covina
Calif
Marion Hodge
John
Yolene
Sweetwater
Tex
Mike Jordan
Mark
Okmulgee
Okla
Baird Brinkmeyer
Baerbers
Brende
David
Humboldt
Webb Family Reunion Held at Santa Fe Park in 31st Year
The 31st annual Webb family reunion occurred Sunday in Santa Fe Park. Luke Lasley was elected president for the coming year with Ruth Berry as vice president and Gladys Webb as secretary-treasurer. Attendees included multiple Webb family members and spouses from Chanute, Wichita, Kansas City, Pratt, Garnett, Yates Center, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Santa Fe Park
Luke Lasley
Ruth Berry
Gladys Webb
Marley Roberts
Charles Tripp
Tom and Laverne
Luke Laessey
Kenneth Webb
Melvin Webb
Clarence Webb
Rhonda White
Debdle Bright
Dean Webb
Edger Gericke
Sonny Gericke
Richard Owen
Bob Webb
Nina Koch
Dale C. Schiedel
Ronald Allison
Donald Weds
Velma Burch
Billy Webb
Chanute
Pat
Ralph Webb
Homer Webb
Duane Wend
Harold Duvall
Kansas City
Clarence Eastburn
Minnie Mitchell
Wichita
Robert Berry
Yates Center
Clarence Duvall
Colleen
Don Stevan
Garnett
Cindy Wallace
Nancy Wallace
Collie Wallace
Pratt
Walter Gerieke
Stark
Bible School Closes After Program at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church held a Bible School closing program and open house on Sunday. The school enrolled 103 students from age three to junior department, with 190 attending the event. Mrs Bernard Wyatt supervised the program with 20 workers assisting and students displayed craft work.
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Bible School
First Baptist Church
Bernard Wyatt
Kenison Honored On 79th Birthday At Home
Buffalo Frank Kenison was toasted at a birthday dinner in his home on Sunday. Attendees included Omal and Colaw and Snowden couples, Alan Dean, Debra and Sandra, Winterrowd and Kenison relatives from Wichita Hutchinson Kansas City and Little Rock plus Frank Jr. and Mrs Kenison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Frank Kenison
Omal Colaw
Vernon Snowden
Alan Dean
Colaw
Joan Jr
Debra
Sandra
Wichita
Reliph Winterrowd
Denver
Fred Kenison
Tole
Judith Kennison
Hutchinson
Jeanette Kenison
Kansas City
Darrell Colan
Little Rock
Ark
Ralph Kenison
Mound City
Frank Jr
High Prairie Pioneers Club News Meeting Highlights
A project meeting for foods and clothing members was held Monday with Mrs. Lee Campbell. Roll call covered what members had made since the last meeting, sewing demonstrations included pocket on an apron and how to hem a flared skirt. Foods discussion focused on diet and vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Campbell
Dale Wiltse
Wiltse
Greg Ayers
Harold Olson
Haviland Family Reunion Held At Thayer
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dean hosted the 8th Haviland family reunion in Thayer Missouri. Attendees included numerous Haviland relatives such as Teresa Roger Ricky David Anderson Raydean Wayne Charles Maviland Kevin Danny Roy Haviland Dale Peggy Mary Howell Scott Frank Haviland Helen Frankie Cari Carl Joe Kathy Janet Betty Ford Patricia Pamela Penny Mike Kirk Russell W. W. Wood Cha nute Fred Haviland Berny Allen Eric Floyd Haviland Billy Jo Connie Jimmy Crankie Janell Kerns Denver Vivian Hickman Vera Vickie Barzee Forrest Haviland Troy Rey Glende Mae Judy Fern er Eddie Coc ran Rocky Comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Kathy
Janet
Betty Ford
Patricia
Pamela
Penny
Mike
Kirk
Russell
W. W. Wood
Chanute
Fred Haviland
Berry Allen
Eric
Floyd Haviland
Billy Jo
Connie
Jimmy
Crankie
Janell Kerns
Denver
Vivian Hickman
Vera
Vickie Barzee
Forrest Haviland
Troy
Rey
Glende Mae
Judy Ferner
John Maviland
Eddie Cocran
Rocky Comfort
W. C. Dean
Bridge Club Scores At Monday Duplicate Session
The Duplicate Bridge Club met in the Home Savings Association lounge for five tables. High scorers included Mrs Clyde Bloomhart and Mrs Frank Jones with 43'2, followed by Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen at 43, and others such as Mrs Harry Williams Joe Louis St Louis 39, and Milton Holloway Jr Bob Ward 36'2.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Association
Clyde Bloomhart
Frank Jones
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
Harry Williams
Joe Louis
St. Louis
L. W. Mitchell
H. M. Bauer
Milton Holloway Jr
Bob Ward
Electa Club Meeting At Zimmerman Home
Members of the Electa Club met Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Junior Zimmerman at 317 South Tennessee. Mrs. Zimmerman presided over the business session and nine members attended the social hour with refreshments. A picnic is planned for July 19 at Santa Fe Park shelterhouse for past matrons patrons and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Club
Junior Zimmerman
S. Tennessee
Zimmerman
Santa Fe Park
Mary-Martha Guild Meets at Church
Members of the Mary-Martha Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met in the church parlor Monday evening. Dinner was served to 12 members and four guests. Mrs. Fred Heinze, vice president, conducted the business meeting. A Galatians chapter five Bible lesson was given by Mrs. Roy S. Gibson and Mrs. Ethel Goolsbee. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. L. P. Garrison.
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Mary-Martha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Heinze
Roy S. Gibson
Ethel Goolsbee
L. P. Garrison
Soviet Congratulates Space Medicine Head
The Soviet Union telegrammed NASA space medicine chief Dr. W R Lovelace II congratulating him on the successful flight of Gemini 4. The message from the Soviet counterpart followed the mission's achievements and was announced from Albuquerque New Mexico by AP.
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Albuquerque
N.M
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
W. R. Lovelace II
Soviet Antaeus Plane Debuts With 720 Passenger Capacity
At Paris Le Bourget the USSR unveiled the Antaeus, a mammoth four engine turboprop transport able to carry 720 passengers or 80 tons. It flew from Moscow in five hours, topping eight aircraft at the International Air Show. Tass cited 465 mph speed and 6,600 mile range with 45 tons, noting larger jet plans by U.S. firms for 1968 with 500-700 seats.
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Paris
Soviet Union
le Bourget
Moscow
Tass
U.S. Air Force
Douglas
Lockheed
Boeing Aircraft
Air Force
Unusual Document Signed by Soviet Space Life Chief
A Sunday received document was signed by N. Sissaskian who Lovelace identified as in charge of life sciences in the Soviet Union space program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Sissaskian
Lovelace
Soviet Union
Private ceremony corrects missed UH graduate
In Honolulu, Alexander Malahoff, who waited as 1,727 University of Hawaii graduates received degrees, held a private commencement the day after his name was not called. University President Thomas Hamilton attended as Malahoff earned his doctor of philosophy degree in a corrective ceremony.
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der Malahoff
University of Hawaii
Malahoff
University
Thomas H. Hamilton
Gases From Tile Cause Explosion in Wichita
Laboratory tests show gases released by decomposed ceiling tile triggered a blast and fire that killed a firefighter in a Wichita grocery store June 2. Fire officials say gases collected above an air conditioning duct in the poorly ventilated area and exploded when exposed to oxygen.
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Wichita
Tom McGaughey
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A Tribune
State
Bui Cing
South Steuben Chanute
State OF Kansas
Anna
Malch & Bailey Professional
James W. Kensett
Howard Parsons
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Petitioner Attest
Alberta
Gough
Cecil Brinkmeyers
John Jordans
First Baptist
Kenison
Lynda
Arizona
Lynda Bird Johnson
Salt River Canyon
Grasshopper
Miss Johnson
Club News
High Prairie Pioneers
Prosser Tire Company
Zastrow Auto Parts
Haviland
Thayer
Bridge Club
Zimmerman Home
Prosser
Armstrong Tire
B. & D. Contractors
Honolulu
Alexan
Lassman Electric
S. Santa Fe
Tire Store
Sherwin - Williams
National Association of Furniture Manufacturer
Hutch
Hutch K
the Dollar Stretcher Store
W. Main
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