Burk Sutcliffe Nuptials in Wichita
Carel Evonne Burk of Wichita married Donald Lloyd Sutcliffe of Chanute in a Friday 7:30 p.m. First Methodist church chapel ceremony officiated by Dr. Ronald R. Meredith. The couple plans to live in Wichita after July 1.
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Carel Evonne Burk
Wichita
Donald Lloyd Sutcliffe
Chanute
First Methodist Church
W. H. Burk
Joe Sutcliffe
S. Grant
Ronald R. Meredith
Mary Stewart Hawks
Myrthe Culp
Donald Sutcliffe
Carol Burk
Presbyterian Women Meet in church parlor
Thirty United Presbyterian Women and four guests gathered Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. W. H. Rothe of Wakima Washington Alla and Elma Ross of Wennatchee Washington and Mrs. Stillwell. Mrs. Paul Parsons opened the meeting and Mrs. William Bailey presented Tensions In the World Today from the Yearbook of Prayer.
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United Presbyterian Women
W. H. Rothe
Wakima, Wash
Alla
Elma Ross
Wennatchee
Wash
Stillwell
Paul Parsons
William Bailey
Burris Blume
Mmes
R. J. Hays
Roy Chappell
B. F. Jones
John Hargrave
Ed Short
Fred Cone
D. A. Finney
Finney
Dorcas Circle Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Dorcas Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs. W. W. Wood’s home on West Beach Street. Mrs. Ralph Toland opened with a prayer and Mrs. Paul Whitworth led the devotionals. White cross work was done and refreshments served. The next meeting is a morning coffee with Mrs. Ralph Toland on July 6.
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Dorcas
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
W. W. Wood
W. Beach
Ralph Toland
Paul Whitworth
Are You a Member The Chamber as Your Employee
A promotional piece urging business owners to view Chamber of Commerce dues as an investment. It argues the chamber actively sells the community to attract people and commerce, positioning the chamber as a service that serves local business interests.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Circle Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Ruth Circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs. Joe Thurman's home with 14 members and one guest Mrs. Vera Schissor. Mrs. Paul Puckett gave the opening prayer and Mrs. Bernice Greisel led the devotional. White cross work was completed in the afternoon and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Glenn Shockey in July.
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Ruth
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Joe Thurman
Paul Puckett
Bernice Greisel
Vera Schissor
Glenn Shockey
Vilas
ALCW
Roy Larson
Africa
Elmer Danielson
Ralph Winterrond
Eli Carlson
Doug Lopeman Honored On Tenth Birthday
Doug Lopeman was honored on his tenth birthday with a party given by his mother Mrs. Robert Lopeman in Chanute. Guests included Rita Kay Walton Chuckie Chauncey Janie Chauncey David Montague Larry Wolfe Connie Wolfe Bill Baldwin Stevie Baldwin and Mike Baldwin. They played baseball and other games.
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Doug Lopeman
Robert Lopeman
R. J
Rita Kay Walton
Chuckie
Janie Chauncey
David Montague
Larry
Connie Wolfe
Bill
Stevie Baldwin
Chanute
Mike Baldwin Winfield
Ladies of GAR Hold June Luncheon at Memorial Building
The Grand Army Republic ladies met Tuesday noon for a covered dish luncheon at the Memorial building. Senior vice president Mrs. James Cottrell presided in place of vacationing president Mrs. Charles Steinman. Door prize winner was Mrs. Effie Fritz. Next meeting set for July 12.
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The
Grand Army Republic
Memorial Building
James Cottrell
Charles Steinman
Colorado
California
Effie Fritz
Beauty Brains Combine Forces To Win A Man
Ann Landers answers readers on relationships and ethics in a sequence of guidance notes. A woman asks about using a witty friend to charm a date, another couple seeks advice on secret marriage and church wedding legality, and a neighbor asks how to handle starving dogs next door.
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Ann Landers
Gil
UTC Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Paternalism Talk
United Commercial Traveler Auxiliary met Wednesday evening at the Santa Fe N Shelter House. Mr Feeney Jr spoke on paternalism. Sixteen attended.
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United Commercial Traveler Auxiliary
Santa Fe N. Shelter House
Feeney, Jr
Edwards to Observe Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James H Edwards of 1007 S Garfield plan a family dinner to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. Flora Robertson from Frontenac married James Edwards of Westphalia in Frontenac in 1924 before moving to Chanute. Edwards retired as a Santa Fe railroad engineer in 1948 after 43 years. They have four children, six grandchildren and a great granddaughter born in Wichita.
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James H. Edwards
S. Garfield
Flora Robertson
Frontenac
James Edwards
Westphalia
Chanute
Edwards
Santa Fe
John Robert
Joe L. Hilton
James L. Jones
Wichita
Gloria Jeanne
Letitia Marie
Barbara Anne
James Paul
David Lee Jones
Burt Truster
Laura Suzanne Truster
Builder's Class Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Builder's Class met at Mrs. T N Bradford with Mrs O D Nelson assisting. Mrs William T Hunt led with a prayer and reported on the Cleveland Ohio general assembly. Gifts of 10 to the youth camp, 10 to Kihm Memorial, and 5 to the Bright Fund were approved. Ice cream and cake were served. Next meeting will be a July breakfast.
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Presbyterian Church
T. N. Bradford
O. D. Nelson
William T. Hunt
General Assembly
Cleveland
Ohio
Kihm
New Pledges for Les Des Desmoiselles Meeting
The Desmoiselles met at Donna Shoe maker's home to review summer pledging activities and money making projects. Fifteen pledges, 20 members, and three sponsors attended. new pledges include Susie Schmitt Christina Berry Jeanne Best Lynn Bonney Denise Churchill Linda Bower Elaine Durham Andrea Evans Michel Gibson Kathy Lassman Merla Raney Shirley Umbarger Linda Wiggans Judy Wilson Linda Youngberg Carol Berthot Sandra Cukjati Diana Weber. A Kangaroo Court is planned for Highland Park on June 20 at 6 30 p.m.
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Desmoiselles
Donna Shoemaker
Susie Schmitt
Christina Berry
Jeanne Best
Lynn Bonney
Denise Churchill
Linda Bower
Elaine Durham
Andrea Evans
Michel Gibson
Kathy Lassman
Merla Raney
Shirley Umbarger
Linda Wiggans
Judy Wilson
Linda Youngberg
Carol Berthot
Sandra
Erie VFW Auxili ary Holds October Meeting
The Erie VFW Auxiliary met Tuesday at the clubhouse with President Barbara Franklin presiding. Four members recently in the hospital were honored with gifts. next joint picnic with the post is Tuesday evening June 28.
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Erie
Erie Vfw
Barbara Franklin
Mines
Jack Reynolds
Wilfred Burke
Emory Vance
Pershing Brady
Hannah Circle Meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Hannah Circle hosted by Mrs. Rudolph Sandberg at 8 West Walnut welcomed new member Mrs. Faye Pens. Mrs. Fred Reno presided with opening prayer and devotion by Mrs. Esther Erickson. Refreshments followed and the next meeting will be with Mrs. Jane Cottrell.
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Rudolph Sandberg
W. Walnut
Hannah
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Fred Reno
Blaine Marks
Esther Erickson
Faye Pens
Reno
Jane Cottrell
Hoover Dam Reached 25 Year Milestone Near Boulder City
The Hoover Dam near Boulder City Nevada marks its twenty fifth anniversary highlighting a half century of power generation and water supply access. The aging structure faces renewal needs as engineers note ongoing maintenance challenges and the historical significance of the dam.
Sixteen entrants in Neosho County Dairy Princess contest
JANIS RICHWINE, 18, daughter of Elvin and Erie Richwine of Erie R D 3, is listed as another entrant in the Neosho County Dairy Princess contest. A Grant High School graduate of 1959, she attended Chanute Junior College last term and was active in Juco basketball, student council, and 4H with two high school class presidencies. Her sponsor is Stark State Bank.
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Janis Richwine
Neosho County
Elvin Richwine
Erie R
S. Highland
Richwine
Grant High School
Chanute Junior College
Juco
Sharon Bussman Candidate for Neosho Dairy Princess Title
Sharon Bussman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Bussman of Chanute Route 3, a 1960 CHS graduate, is active in 4-H and Future Homemakers of America. She served as 4-H vice president, attended the state 4-H Roundup and health camp, led FHA committees, and served as pianist for FHA and St Paul Lutheran Church. Her sponsor is the Chanute Rotary Club.
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Neosho County
Sharon Bussman
Ed Bussman
Chanute R. 3
Homemakers of America
FHA
St. Paul
Willing Workers 4-H Club Elects Leader at Hillcrest
The electricity project group of the Willing Workers 4-H Club met Tuesday at Hillcrest school with President Bill Frederick presiding. Ten members answered roll call by sharing their prior week’s work, and members then continued projects after adjournment. Two leaders and one guest attended.
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Willing Workers 4-H Club
Hillcrest School
Bill Frederick
Mrs Ingraham Honored at June Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Larry Ingraham formerly Sharon Williams was honored at a miscellaneous shower on June 13 in the home of Nancy Heaton 1219 West 4th. Hostesses were Barbara Thompson Peggy Ostrander and Mrs Mike Gillihan.
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Larry Ingraham
Sharon Williams
Jas
Nancy Heaton
W. 4Th
Barbara Thompson
Peggy Ostrander
Mike Gillihan
Electa Club Picnic Set For Monday Evening
The Electa club plans a picnic Monday at 6 30 p m at the Santa Fe North Shelter House with members invited to attend.
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Rebeckah Lodge
Odd Fellows Mall
Tinga
Sante Fe N
Electa Club
Santa Fe North Shelter
First Baptist Circles Meet Details
The Martha Circle meets at 301 S Western with Mrs Blanche Arthur and Mrs Mabel Woods presiding. Eleven members attend with devotion by Mrs Milton Manners and lesson by Mrs Van Lofgren. White Cross quotas and refreshments noted.
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Martha
First Baptist Church
Blanche Arthur
S. Western
Mabel Woods
Milton Manners
van Lofgren
Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Birdsong at Diskin home
Former Chanute residents Mr and Mrs J A Birdsong celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the home of their granddaughter and grandson in law Mr and Mrs Jim Diskin 310 North Washington.
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J. A. Birdsong
Chanute
Jim Diskin
Washington
Fidelity Class Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist in Santa Fe Park
Fidelity class hostesses Mrs. Warner Tiegreen Mrs. Jane Cottrell hosted a Santa Fe Park gathering for Grant Avenue Baptist church in Santa Fe Park. Lois Frickson led devotions and Neal Kepley offered prayer as eleven members and eighteen children attended with Rev and Mrs E M Pearson present.
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Warner Tiegreen
Jane Cottrell
Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Santa Fe Park
Lois Frickson
Neal Kepley
Ray Spencer
E. M. Pearson
GOP Women to Meet in Coffeyville June 25
The Third District Kansas Republican women plan a June 25 meeting at Ted's Grill Coffeyville. Registration opens 10 a.m. A business session begins 11 a.m. followed by a luncheon at 12 30 p.m.
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Kansas Women's Republican Club
Ted's Grill
W. 8Th
Coffeyville
Chanute Legion.Schedule features local baseball bouts
The Chanute American Legion team hosts Independence tomorrow at 2 p.m. in a listed schedule. Tonight and Monday lineups include Major League Bank of Commerce versus Ash Grove, Consolidated Oil against First National Bank, American Legion versus VFW, Elks versus Self Service, and several Minor and Pee Wee League matchups among JayCees, Ash Grove Employes, Orley’s, Santa Fe Employes, Munger’s, B and Market, Nation’s, and Koch Bros.
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Chanute American Legion
Independence
Bank of Commerce
Ash Grove
Consolidated Oil
First National Bank
Martin Tractor and Freeto Triumph in Teener League Night
Martin Tractor beat Naff & Bolze 20 to 7 while Freeto Construction defeated Olson's 10 to 3 in Junior Teener League action. John Benson doubled and tripled for Freeto, Bill Stange homered for Martin Tractor, Williams doubled for Naff & Bolze. Line scores list pitchers and battery pairs.
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Martin Tractor
Naff & Bolze
Freeto Construction
Olson
John Benson
Freeto
Bill Stange
Williams
Seyfert and
Stange
Stange and
Chase
Bonny, Golay and
Holloway
Eoee
Olson's
Roberts
D. Lindblad
D. Matlock
Harvey, Durham and
Friederich
Baker University names Ray L. Brandon to Dean's honor roll
Ray L. Brandon son of Mr and Mrs Gerald R Braden of Malcolm is named to Baker University liberal arts and sciences Dean's honor roll for the 1960 spring semester He will be a senior this fall.
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Ray L. Brandon
Gerald R. Braden
Malcolm
Baker University of Liberal Arts and Sciencce
Traveling visitors and local incidents noted in Benedict report
Mrs Will McMahen Eric returns from a five week eastern visit. Several families from Washington D C Baltimore Augusta and Atlanta are listed as visitors in Benedict and Norwalk. A 1955 Buick suffered minor damage in a North Evergreen crash and Santa Fe plans a Main Street crossing project causing one lane traffic. William F E Craig arrested for intoxication with head injuries treated at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Two indirect notices urge Tribune delivery and carrier contact.
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Will McMahen
Eric
East
McMullen
Washington D. C
Baltimore
Augusta
Atlanta
William FE. Craig
Gretchen
Craig
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Santa Fe Railroad
Nesho Memorial Hospital Daily Visiting Hours and Admissions
Daily Transcript shows visiting hours 2 to 4 and 6 30 to p m daily with no visitors under 16. Admissions yesterday include Mrs Melvin G Baker of Humboldt. Joseph G Adams of 804 S Forest. Julius E Baker of 914 W 14th. Mrs Lewis Callarman of Earlton. Robert C Bass of Walnut. Dismissals yesterday include Rene Thuillez of 316 S Larson. Birth yesterday to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Curls of 1305 N Washington a boy.
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Melvin G. Baker
Humboldt
Joseph G. Adams
S. Forest
Julius EF. Baker
Lewis Callarman
Earlton
Robert C. Bass
Rene Thuillez
S. Larson
Lawrence Curls
N. Washington
Philadelphia's First City Charter in 1701
Philadelphia established its first city charter in 1701 marking the formal creation of municipal self government. The document defined local governance and civic rights guiding early colonial administration.
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Philadelphia
Death notices for Samuel Cleland Taylor in Great Bend area
Samuel Cleland Taylor 35 of Great Bend died at KU Medical Center Kansas City Kansas. He served in the Navy three years and worked as office manager for Leben Drilling. Survived by wife Betty, parents J B and Mrs Taylor, two sisters and one brother. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Grace Episcopal Church Great Bend with burial Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Samuel Cleland Taylor
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Tuesday Cleland
J.B. Taylor
Chanute
Betty Beck
Liberal
Great Bend
Leben Drilling Company, Inc
Taylor
Navy
Pacific
Atlantic
Italy
St. Johns Episcopal Church
J. B. Taylor
Orville Stowell
Will Curtis
Rock Island
Lil
Donald Taylor
Wichita
Orlin Blinn
Fredonia
Grace Episcopal Church
John P. Gorsuch
Tomlinson Funeral Held at First Baptist Church
Funeral service for Mrs W C Tomlinson was held Friday afternoon at the First Baptist church with Rev Ray J Hutchison officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery. The Noy S Gibson Funeral Home directed arrangements. Mrs Delbert Tolbert sang with Helen Loy accompanying, performances of In the Garden and No Night There. Flowers arranged by Mmes Ed Zastrow and Francis Nourse and Joe Jackson, Andrew Ladd, Logan Hunt. Bearers were Carl Jackson, Francis Nourse, E D Lofgren, Arthur Jackson, R F E Worley, and Robert Manley.
Dealers Convene at Pioneer Appliance Open House
Dealers from eleven southeast Kansas counties attended a two day Pioneer Appliance open house. They viewed the first showing of the new 1960 lines of TV sets radios and stereo phonographs.
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Kansas
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UTC
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Hannah Circle
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Boulder City
Ashley Clinic
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S. Plummer
Ingraham
Electa Club Picnic
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
A. B. Chauncey
First Baptist Circles
Lydia
Iona Wilson
S. Lafayette
Velma McLaren
Frank Baughn
Frances, Hanson
Priscilla
Goldin Biggs
Garfield
Fred Mullen
Litha Thompson
Bertha Mullen
Kitt Wolfe
Pawhocka, Oka
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S. Tennessee
Ir! Wever
Beth
Hayward
Calif
Olive Wilson
Leota
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Robert Ro Cress
Ronnie
Norwalk
Ida Cress
Raymond
North Evergreen
John Sherman Jr
Highland
Sherman
FE. M. Wilson
Albuquerque, N. M
Howard Wilson
Larry Larson
Roy Turner
Tucson
Ariz
Elmer McClatchey
Ridgecrest
Frank W. McBeath
W. D. Woodruff
William McBeath
Longton
Robert N. Beckner
Tribune
Daily Transcript
Nesho Memorial Hospital
Floyd J. Johns Johnson
Chanute, Kas
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