Humboldt Church Picnic Ties Easter Observance to Fellowship
Humboldt Assembly of God members held a Sunday basket dinner at Community Park to conclude an Easter observance aimed at boosting church consciousness. Rev. E. L. Hacker noted perfect Sunday school attendance since Easter and announced upcoming story hour at the Humboldt library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Park
E. L. Hacker
Humboldt Library
W. J. Casper
Casper
Melvin Booth
Humboldt Methodist Church
Gene Taylor
Camp Chippewa
Ottawa
Booth
Robert McGrew
Rodney
Corpus Christi
Tex
Robert McGrew Jr
Houston
Marilyn McGrew
Seattle
Legal Notice of Suit in Neosho County Kansas
The Chanute legal notice details a suit filed by H K L Sweaney and Dollie Sweaney seeking a quiet title on Tioga real estate in Chanute Neosho County Kansas. Defendants include numerous individuals and corporate entities with a July 25 1962 deadline to plead. Also mentions local moves and a medical update on Danny Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
District Court
WN County
Kansas
OL. Sweaney
Dollie Sweawife
State OF
Neosho County
Chamute
HK. L. Sweaney
Dollie Sweaney
Tioga
Kan Ses
Chenute
H. L. Sweaney
Merle E
Estes
Perfect Money Display At Finance Firm Here
The 20th century United States Proof Coins display called Perfect Money will be shown this week at the Limerick Finance office on 320 E Main. Manager Bill Morgan notes the collection is valued over 1200 dollars while the face value of 101 coins totals about 18 dollars. The traveling display, mounted in a mirrored case with illumination, lets viewers see both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Limerick
E. Main
Bill Morgan
Middlewest
Installation of officers at First Christian church CWF
The CWF of the First Christian church held its June meeting with 30 members present at the church. Officers installed included President Hollis Dunham and Vice President John Bass under supervision of Mrs. Hubert Beard and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF
First Christian Church
Hubert Beard
Elvin Lamb
Frederick Swan
Glenn Crosby
Hollis Dunham
John Bass
Henry Watkins
Nell George
Emery Wilson
Ethey Yockey
Earl Long
Maye Jacobs
Paul Cassady
Harry Hunt
World Call
Blaine Heady
Mexico
Paraguay
Cozy Welch
Don Jobe
Harry Hanson
Willard Bright
Hanson
Junior Currie
Fred Newell
Guild
Keith Naff
Durward Hines
Hines
Ford Holds Out In Union Strike
Henry Ford II said Ford will not meet union demands at the struck stamping plant near Cleveland. The walkout idled 50,000 workers as Ford halted assembly plants nationwide. Ford expects a quick settlement but insists the company must run its own plants without union control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Henry Ford II
Cleveland
Ohio
Ford
Ford Company
Pittsford High Drops Valedictorian Salutatorian Names
In Pittsford New York the high school will not name a valedictorian or salutatorian this year as seniors with averages of four point zero or higher are honored by the principal Arnold Carlson. The decision comes amid long standing debate among educators and parents over top student selection. Also noted is a historical aside that King Louis XIV’s troops are believed to have worn the first military uniform a single breasted frock coat with turned up cuffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Pittsford
Arnold Carlson
France
Louis XIV
West Berlin student guides East Germans through tunnel to safety
A West Berlin student led four East Germans through a 9 foot tunnel under the Berlin Wall to safety as Red border guards fired, wounding one guard. Two other students aided arrivals, with 13 East Germans planned to be evacuated in all, including women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
Vopos
Safeguards Listed For Farm Ponds
Manhattan farmers receive safety guidance for farm ponds. Recommendations include proper fencing to prevent child drownings, marking safe swimming areas, posting danger signs, locating a boat near deep water, and keeping life buoy and rope accessible as added precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Violent Storms Roar Across Plains From Texas To Great Lakes
A line of violent thunderstorms swept from Texas to the Great Lakes with damaging winds hail and at least two tornadoes. The St Louis area and Illinois Indiana felt the worst impact with toppled poles trees and drive in theater damage. Weather cooled the north while heat spiked in California and several eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Great Lakes
St. Louis
Illinois
Indiana
Indianapolis
Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
California
Thermal
Putnamville
Greenfield
Connersville
Monsanto
Ill
Mississippi River
Venice
Effingham and
Mattoon
Childress
Tex
Quanah
Vernon
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Conservatives Lose Majority in Canada Election Sweep
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and the Conservative party remained the largest bloc in the House of Commons but failed to win a majority. The Liberals surged to 96 seats, Social Credit 30, and New Democratic 19, with recounts possible and a future election likely within a year. Four cabinet members were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter John Diefenbaker
Canada
House of Commons
Diefenbaker
Government of
Prince Albert
Sask
Liberals
Social Credit Party
New Democratic Party
Quebec
Ontario
New Democratic
Social Credit
Mines
Jacques Flynn
William Hamilton
Noel Dorion
David J. Walker
Award of Merit To St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch received an Award of Merit for meritorious effort in public housing at a three day conference of the Southwest Council of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment in Wichita. Joseph Holland accepted the award for the St. Louis paper. A Lake Charles American Press also received a similar award. Laguna Madre is a shallow bay ten miles wide separating Padre Island from the Texas coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kan
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Southwest Council
National
Association of Housing and Re-development
Wichita
Joseph Holland
Lake Charles
American Press
Laguna Madre
Padre Island
Texas
Erie Rest Home Cares for Forty Residents in Erie
Erie Rest Home in Erie hosts forty residents as managers Mr. and Mrs. Stokley Jackson take a three week vacation at Arkansas and Ozark resorts. Local visitors include former teachers from Galesburg High School and family members visiting for weekends and Father’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Stokley Jackson
Erie Rest Home
Arkansas
Ozarks
O. E. Fones
Kent
Louise Halfman
Parsons
Helen Waggoner
Kansas City
Galesburg High School
Wayne Pontious
Verle Pontious
Centerville Township
Wayne
Nashotah
Wis
Utah
Episcopalian Church
Homer Elsworth
Judith Lynn Granillo
Frank Granillo
Fort Worth
Tex
Larry Graves Elected President of MV Fire Chiefs
Larry Graves, fire chief of Sunrise Beach Missouri was elected president of the Missouri Valley Association of Fire Chiefs Roscoe A Benton of Lincoln was named first vice president Dean Annis of Abilene Kansas second vice president Ray Davis of Wichita Kansas secretary treasurer Paul Soerner of Independence Iowa director to the international association of fire chiefs The officer slate includes several regional chiefs and ties to the national group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Larry Graves
Sunrise Beach
Missouri Valley Association of Fire Chiefs
Roscoe A. Benton
Lincoln
Dean Annis
Abilene
Kan
Ray Davis
Wichita
Paul Soerner
Independence
Iowa
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Chanute Tribune gives June 19 1962 local news
Chanute Tribune page eight reports community updates and events for Chanute area on Tuesday June 19 1962 including civic notices social happenings and brief regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Montreal
Que
Humboldt
and High
Assembly of God
Ogden Stephens
Annette
Dora Smith
J. E. Nessel
Jessie Savage
Martin Mueller Jr
Harlan D. Johnson
Patsy
Terry
Beth
Kankakee
Nat Armel
Topeka
Robert Yockey
Johnson
Plains
Jock Armel
Fort Collins
Colo
Honore Dupuy
Francoise Dupuy
Rogers
Rosa Rogers
R. O. Pride
E. Beach
A. L. Anderson
Christiana Anderson
Charles C. Smith
Leavenworth, Lawrence, and Galveston Railroad Co
R. O. Prideaux
S. K. Wickard
Charlies
Rood
Charles
Rosed
A. Riggs
R. S. Johnson
Lucretia M
Lucretia M. Johnson, Ames S., Lapham, S. W. Sturdevant, A. E. Sturdevant
H. R. Williams
James T. Williams
Emma MM. Johnson
Philip Johnson
William R. Ware
F. H. Graves
Frank H. Graves
Elvira R. Graves
James A. McDaniel
Lewis Baker
Estelle M. Evertine
Amanda Simpson
Cormant
Richard J. Ashley
South Santa Fe
Chenie Kansas
Danny Mueller
University of Kansas Medical Center
Aoeno
Bob Rush
Coe
Central
2Nd
Vernon Anderson
Fred Traxel
Bill
Anne
St. Paul
Minn
A. L. Googins
Richard Googins
Erie & Vicinity
Netherlands
New Guinea
New Castle
East Central
New York City
Long Island Expressway
Edens
Max Harrelson
Toronto
Allen Monument Company
S. Central, Chanute
Howard Stevens
Ruth
Pawnee City
Neb
Stevens
James Hoagland
Pittsburg
Vivian Hoagland
James M. Nation
New York
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Cleo I. Dalton
Chanute High School
Dalton
Ira Lindquist
Vern Heilman
Urbana
E. C. Bryan
Erie Country Club
Marion Richey
Frank Dick
Neal Trumbull
Earl Miller
George Ermey
Bill Hobsor
Calexico
Calif
Cliff Downie
Louis Lowe
Emery Gard
John Gard
Johnnie
Emporia
Virgil Lowe
Saint Ambrose Altar Society
Erie Catholic Church
Henry Shively
Karen and
Susan Shively
Penneys
Annivprsa
Jamaica
Dynasty
Wash & Wear
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