Social events and clubs schedule for Kansas State area
Sunday June 18 Social Scene lists Kansas State White Shrine luncheon at Ma sonic Temple 12 noon and Rebekah Lodge refreshments 8 pm Monday June 19 Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel 7:30 pm. TOPS So Cal Gals at Sawyer hall 7:30 pm. Cosmos Study club picnic 6 am at Santa Fe north helter house. CWR Guild breakfast 6:30 am. Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant Odd Bellows hall am. Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple 7:20 am. LA to B of RT Odd Fellows hall 2 am. Wesleyan Service Guild prayer 6 pm dinner 4:3 pm. Chanute Textile Paint club Carpenters Bell am. Ladies Day at Country club free golf beginning 1:30 pm.
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Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Sawyer Hall
Cosmos Study Club
Santa Fe North
Helter House
CWR Guild
Howard Winans
Highland
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Odd Bellows Hall
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Method
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Bell
Tops Determinettes weigh-in crowns weight loss leader
In Sawyer hall the TOPS Determinettes recorded ten pounds lost for the week. Mrs. Fred Gerardy wore the crown as heaviest weekly loser. Mrs. A. C. Dimon presented Forty Ways To Stay Slim and led a discussion. Mrs. Castor Perrin was welcomed as a new member.
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Fred Gerardy
Sawyer Hall
A. C. Dimon
Castor Perrin
Mrs Roberts Honored At Birthday Dinner
Mrs Hettie Roberts was honored with a dinner at her daughter’s home in honor of her birthday. Guests included her daughters Mrs George Beleele and Mrs Del Miller and several relatives and friends from Oklahoma City Independence and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Roberts
W. T. Cline
R. 1
George Beleele
Oklahoma City
del Miller
Independence
George Bebele
Jim Evans
G. J. McGee
Lela
Vernon
Jennie
Martin
Color Doodle-Doo Embroidered Roosters Pattern Seeks Mail Order
An embroidery pattern titled Color Doodle-Doo by Alice Brooks promotes sewing lively rooster motifs for towels curtains and cloths. It lists pattern 7470 with 8 by 82 inch motifs and notes thirty five cents plus postage for mailing. It advertises a needlecraft book with over 125 designs and requests readers mail orders to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York.
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Alice Brooks
Seno
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
FPO
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Lunch hosts and past presidents meet in LA to B of RT
Mrs. Frank McBeath hosted a Past Presidents club luncheon in Chanute area with assist from Mrs. Floyd B. Carpenter. Mrs. Ernest Anderson led the business meeting and a family picnic is planned for August 18 at 6 30 p.m. in Highland Park. Attendees included multiple local couples and individuals from Chanute Humboldt Altoona Redfield and rural areas.
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Frank McBeath
Wilson
Presidents Club
Floyd B. Carpenter
Ernest Anderson
Highland Park
Reading and Spanish Enrollment Schedule
Enrollment for selected elementary students in summer reading and Spanish classes is scheduled for next week. Mrs. Nora Knight reminded today. Reading students enroll at 8:30 Monday at Murray Hill School. Spanish students enroll Wednesday at 8:30 at Murray Hill. Classwork begins on enrollment day.
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Nora Knight
Murray Hill
Cov ered Dish Dinner Honors Mrs. Ruby Evans at Vilas Church
Thirty attended the covered dish dinner at Vilas church on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Ruby Gish Evans of Albuquerque New Mexico. Mrs. Evans was accompanied by her sister Mrs. Edith Alexander and her mother Mrs. Gish. Boise Idaho. During the
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Vilas
Vilas Church
Ruby Gish Evans
Albuquerque
Lucky Horseshoe 4-H Tour Second Stop at Teff Home
The Teff residence hosted sewing auto care and junior leadership talks for 4-H members Mary Teff demonstrated sewing materials and Alvin’s projects. At the Orr home Carol offered cookies and punch while Nancy’s wheat and auto care were observed. Other exhibits included Mark Dice's pigs Jerry Hare's garden and poultry Louise Shepard's home improvement clothing and diary Larry Shepard's diary and rabbits Linda Shepard's rabbits and poultry. Watermelon cooled visitors as the tour closed with Hobart Zita McKinley and George Rausch assisting Mrs Gish and Tribune carrier duties.
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Teff
Mary Teff
Alvin
Nancy
Carol Orr
Carol
Mark Dice
Jerry Hare
Louise Shepard
Larry Shepard
Linda Shepard
Shepard
Deaths and Funerals Henry C Sievers and Ben Bennett
Henry C. Sievers 66 of Grayland Washington died Wednesday at Aberdeen Washington. Born September 5 1894 in Oroca Iowa he lived in Humboldt until 1920 and worked in oil fields there. A World War I veteran and Sea Bees of the Navy in World War II he belonged to the American Legion. Survived by sister Mollie Pieper Mission and brother Elmer Casper Wye. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home Humboldt with Rev. Bob Young officiating. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt. Ben Bennett 81 retired farmer Eric died yesterday at 5 p.m. of a heart attack after normal health. Born Horace Benjamin Bennett April 19 1880 near St Paul he lived in St Paul McCune and Erie since 1936. Survived by four daughters Margaret Railsback Vancouver Edith Beeney Fine Marie Provost Englewood Cole Clara Reeves 201 N Garfield. two sons Theodore Englewood Cole Lester Garden Grove Calif.. 29 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Erie Christian Church with Rev. Glen Crosby officiating. Burial McCune Cemetery. Pierce Funeral Home Erie in charge.
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Henry C. Sievers
Grayland
Wash
Aberdeen
Oroca
Iowa
Humboldt
Sea Bees
American Legion
Mollie Pieper
Mission
Elmer
Casper
Wye
Johnson Funeral Home
Bob Young
Christian Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Ben Bennett
Eric
Horace Benjamin Bennett
St. Paul
McCune
Erie
Clara Della Ross
Margaret A. Railsback
Vancouver
Edith Beeney
Marie Provost
Englewood
Cole
Clara Reeves
N. Garfield
Theodore
Lester
Garden Grove
Calif
Erie Christian Church
Glen Crosby
McCune Cemetery
Pierce Funeral Home
Teen panel weighs Kansas centennial plans in Chanute
Chanute teenagers Delaware discuss the Kansas centennial event with guests from Wichita Falls and Parsons. They praise the pageant and parades but question the celebration’s purpose and inclusivity, noting jail exhibit and limited stage use while younger people feel left out.
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Chanute
Elaine Durham
Jack Durham
Kansas
Diana Weber
Steve Wells
Karen Dillion
Jack Brookhart
Barbara Hunt
Connie Franklin
Cindy Allen
Wes Stevens
Wichita Falls
Tex
Kent Miller
Parsons
Wells
Strubhart Rites Held for Hugo Lee Strubhart in Humboldt
Hugo Lee Strubhart 61 of Humboldt died yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a four week illness. He was born July 19 1899 east of Humboldt and married Eva J. Jenkins on November 22 1922 in Humboldt. Survivors include his wife two sons John E Tulsa and Joseph C Independence his mother Mrs Alwina Hansen 401 N Evergreen. Funeral Mass at St Patrick Catholic Church with Rev Peter Finnegan officiating. Rosary Sunday at 7:30 at Johnson Mortuary. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Humboldt.
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Strubhart
Hugo Lee Strubhart
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Eva J. Jenkins
Deerfield Oil Company
St. Joseph
John E
Tulsa
Joseph C
Independence
Alwina Hansen
Evergreen
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Peter Finnegan
Johnson Mortuary
St. Joseph Cemetery
Food for Peace to Feed Indian School Children
Washington AP reports the United States through its Food and Peace Program will supply daily meals for a year to half a million school children in Madras India. George McGovern, food for peace director, says this marks one of the largest programs since Kennedy expanded the program.
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Washington
United States
Madras
India
George MceGovern
Food For Peace
Kennedy
Scout Troop Outing Includes Fishing Drive-In Visit
Den 2 Pack 3 boys went fishing and to the drive-in on June 16. They had a slumber party at Mrs. Warren Babcock’s home 611 N Steuben. Six Cub Scouts fried pancakes for breakfast and returned last week’s western waste baskets. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock accompanied the boys.
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Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
Mrs. Babcock
Fathers Day program speaker named for Fran kelial church
Retired highway patrolman Captain Carl Harder of Yates Center is announced as the speaker for the Fathers Day program at Fran kelial United Brethren church. The event runs during Sunday school at 9 30 a m for high school age boys and all men. Richard P Coulter Navy arrives on 14 day leave to visit his parents and sister in town. His next assignment is Bremerton Washington aboard Iwo Jima LPH 2 in Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. He will be commissioned August 6 and serve on the same ship.
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Carl Harder
Yates Center
Frankelial United
Richard P. Coulter
SK SN
Navy
Charles A. Williams
Kathy
S. Highland
Bremerton, Wash
Puget Sound Naval Ship Yard
Coulter
Man Loses Leg But Gains a Wife
Jersey City AP reports John Brodeur 25 of Worcester Massachusetts lost his right leg in a shark attack last August. He married Jean Filoramo 20 of Jersey City in a 10 minute double ring ceremony. They met in 1959 after a Jersey coast swim when she helped pull him to shore and stayed through his convalescence.
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Jersey City
John Brodeur
Brodeur
Worcester
Mass
Jean Filoramo
Jersey
Filoramo
Caney Defeats Chanute 5 3 In League Baseball
Chanute Americas Legion, missing seven regulars, fell 5 to 3 to Caney in league play. Cesar Godinez started for Chanute with Gary Howell and Bill Kobert relieved. Chanute scored in the first and sixth on errors and a Howell single, and in the seventh on a walk and a pinch hit double by Bob Franklin. Caney had three hits. Chanute visits Chetopa Sunday at 2 p.m.
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CANEY
Chanute Americas Legion
Tom Goodwin
Cesar Godinez
Chanute
Gary Howell
Bill Kobert
Keith Cochran
Gary Steele
Howell
Jack Brookhart
Bob Franklin
Chetopa
Caney Caccessee
Lawrence student earns spring honor roll and all A’s
Kansas note lists 447 students on spring honor roll and 50 with all A’s including Gough, son of Dr. and Mrs J D Gough. Free lecture on Christian Science set for Tuesday June 20 at 8 p m at First Church of Christ Scientist 18 N Forest. All welcome.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Gough Is
J. D. Gough
At & P.m
First Church of Christ, Scientist
N. Forest
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Daily Transcript
Yesterday admissions include Mrs Willie Heryford at 1602 S Evergreen for surgery and Carl Kerwitz at 1111 W Main for medical. Dismissals included Willie Vincent, with today’s admissions listing Mrs Chester Harvey and Sherry Warren Oliphant, plus dismissals of Howard Barr and Mrs Matilda Schulte. Birth today to Mr and Mrs Ralph E Dowell of Iola a boy.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Willie Heryford
S Evergreen
Carl Kerwitz
W. Main
Willie Vincent
Stark
Chester Harvey
Walnut
Sherry Warren Oliphant
Howard Barr
N. Lafayette
Matilda Schulte
Thayer
Ralph E. Dowell
Iola
Local Man Amputated After Shark Attack Rescue
A man identified as Brodeur was attacked by a shark while swimming. He was pulled from the water by Miss Filoramo with a bystander applying a tourniquet. His leg was amputated a week later.
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G. Edwin Weber
S. Central
Tribune
Dial Tribune
Kansas State White Shrine Club
Tops
Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. McBeath
Gust Larson
Raymond York
Julia Thielen Boaz
Margaret Rausch Shultz
Milo Myers
Neil Nelson
Jesse Olson
Everett Olson
Paul Campbell
Elmer Anderson
Otho York
Rural
Dale Wiltse
Virgil Gamble
Altoona
Maxine Dulin Redfield
Jim
Zita McKinley
Hobart
Topeka
The
Carrier
Gish
George Rausch
Ozalic Blue
N. Highland
Oilfield Research Labs
Chanute, Kansas
Floyd L. Johnson
Teen Panels
Karen
Food For
Scout News
Peoples Cleaners
A. B. Chauncey
Ethan Allen
Baumritter
Roch Bros. Furniture
Kenneth Stroup
S. Santa Fe
Old
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Dorothy Mae Nelson
S. Kansas
John E. Sanders
S. Ashby
14Th and
Santa Fe
Sanders
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Dorothy Belle Elsten
S. Malcolm
W. J
Lotta Watson
Flaine Kay Hagemann
Mary Sue Hack
David C. Gough
Wo Elm
University of
Legion
Adv
Daily Transcript
Chanute Tribune
U. S
Shafter White
S. Sante Fe
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