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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1963
Page
3
Sally Horne and Terry Sutcliffe wed at First Christ sanctuary with Rev. LaMoine Waldron officiating. The couple plans to reside in Wichita after a wedding trip, with both families attending and out of town relatives listed.
Social calendar items list June 18 1963 events at Santa Fe Park Highland Park Masonic Temple and other venues. Activities include Fellowship at Trinity Baptist Church Wesleyan Service Guild luncheon Gem and Mineral Society Rainbow for Girls IOOF Chanute Textile Paint Club and Ladies Day plus June 19 church class meetings and women’s association gatherings across multiple parishes and halls.
In Neosho County probate court Ella Maud Townsend an incompetent person guardian Gerald R Braden seeks an order to sell one block in Fruit Hill Addition Chanute Kansas. Hearing July 16 1963 at 10:00 AM in Chanute.
Four Square HDU members met at Mrs Harvie Clemens R 2 Friday afternoon for a dessert lunch. President Mrs Raymond Clemens announced the Neosho County Fair dates August 8 to 10 and the unit’s booth entry with Mrs Theo Baker appointed to lead preparations.
Mrs John Kinney wore the jeweled crown as TOPS Determinettes recorded eight and a half pounds lost. Mrs A T Schommer joined as guest while Dave Brotton led the Friday Sawyer Hall meeting. A Fun Day theme followed a TOPS TV broadcast with skits and Baby Snooks interruptions. next meeting is June 21 with a 1 15 p.m. covered dish luncheon.
Mary Jane McGuffey was feted at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Glen Ashley. The event featured pink net table decor, white carnations, and crystal candelabra. Prizes, pink mints, and sherbet punch accompanied games and gifts, with Miss McGuffey set to marry Harold Burghart on July 27.
Henry Cabot Lodge forecasts a more united Europe with the UK likely joining the European Common Market within two years. Morton Sobell, serving 30 years for espionage, is at Springfield medical center for tests. fate of return to Atlanta penitentiary unclear. Pablo Casals, 86, receives standing ovation in New York conducting Bach.
The Jolly Go Getters 4 H Club met at Odense school on June 11 led by Mrs Earl D Alford and Mrs Olie Hiebert. Members cooked a raspberry drink and baked decorate crisp cooky coffee cakes while sewing and discussing clothing judging. Eight members two leaders and two guests attended lunch was served.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Owens Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Irene to John S Weseloh son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Weseloh Yates Center Miss Owens is a Humboldt High School graduate and is employed at Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute Weseloh is a Yates Center High School graduate employed by Utes Oil Company Corporation The wedding will be July 21 at St Peters Lutheran Church Humboldt
Global Briefs report a rockfall at the Grootviei gold mine near Springs 30 miles east of Johannesburg. Eleven miners died and ten more are presumed dead after the early morning disaster 4,000 feet underground. Two of the deceased were white. the rest were Africans.
Fifteen high ranking officers arrested after the April 2 attempt to depose President Jose Maria Guido have escaped from prison barracks in Buenos Aires. Military sources say officials declined to confirm or deny the escape Sunday as the nation gears up for elections on July 7 amid unity struggles. In Beirut, Saudi reports described panicked Jizan residents fleeing to Red Sea islands after Egyptian bombing raids, with travelers citing 35 deaths and 300 wounded.
Women of the Trinity Baptist Church hosted 37 senior citizens at the Memorial Building on a hot Friday for a regular meeting. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon, with Mrs. Carl Pearson presiding in the absence of Mrs. Joe Ermey. After the business session, games followed. The next meeting is an afternoon session set for June 28.
Descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb held a picnic Sunday at Highland Park with a noon basket lunch. Attendees included many Webb relatives from Yates Center Denver Wichita Stark Ronda Ronda and Vincent and others, plus Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tripp and Mr. and Mrs. H Frank.
A simple dessert idea uses crushed peanut brittle as a crunchy topping for creamy tapioca pudding. Sprinkle the brittle over the warm pudding to add sweetness and texture.
Injured were reported as Egyptian planes supporting Republican forces swept over the town of Ye men last week. The raid caused unspecified damage and prompted local authorities to urge caution.
A high school junior seeks guidance about a married coworker who flirts during coffee breaks. He worries about workplace tension, potential romantic trouble, and risking the boss’s favor if he rebuffs her advances. He asks how to handle lingering suitors without harming her feelings.
The fourth annual Chickadonz reunion gathered at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park with attendees from Tulsa Shawnee Mission Wichita Chanute Earlton and Dennis among others. Plans were announced for next year’s reunion on the third Sunday in June.
Ira Butler of Burlington and Mrs Ina Hunt of Eric celebrated their 70th birthday at the Community Center in Chanute on Sunday. Guests included Harry Hunt, Mr and Mrs Arthur Ochlert of Erie, Mr and Mrs Warren Vogts and sons of Olpe, Mr and Mrs Haskell Little of Gas City, Marion Butler and Hazel Sibert of Chanute, and Mrs Clarence Jones and Mrs Henry Jones of Salina.
Chanute Tribune reports local news and events from Monday June 17 1963. Brief items include civic notes, community developments, and brief society notices centered in Chanute and neighboring areas. The page reflects the era's local newspaper voice and community focus.
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