Baseball Scores Across Leagues Friday Results
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 36 wins and 22 losses, followed by San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Friday results include Philadelphia defeating New York 2 1, St. Louis topping San Francisco 3 1, and Cincinnati beating Los Angeles 11 1. American League notes Baltimore 38 24 and Minnesota 33 29 lead divisions. several games listed with scores and rain delays. International League and Pacific Coast League results include Columbus 2 Toronto 0 and Oklahoma City 6 Dallas 4 respectively with multiple two game sets and in progress scores.
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W. L. Pet. GB. Phila
Phia
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Columbus
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Syracuse
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Denver
Arkansas
Hawaii
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Spokane
San Diego
Heritage room meeting of Rural Homemakers HD Unit
Mrs John Jordan hosted the Rural Homemakers HD Unit gathering Thursday in the Heritage room at the library. She served refreshments to 11 members. Recreation was led by Mrs Robert Lopeman and Mrs Vernon Brinkmeyer presided and gave the lesson.
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Rural Homemakers HD Unit
John Jordan
Robert Lopeman
Vernon Brinkmeyer
A Salute to Dad On Father’s Day Tough Job of Dads
A reflective piece on Father’s Day celebrates the challenging role of fathers. It contrasts limits and guidance with parenting wisdom, urging fathers to be leaders, teachers, and supporters so their children can grow and learn to stand on their own.
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Solomon
Samson
Job
Recreation Calendar Tonight and Upcoming Week
Recreation listings for Chanute and area cover events tonight including Major League games Highland Park Consolidated Oil vs Bank of Commerce at 7:00 and Merle Kelly Ford vs 1st National Bank at 9:00. Also American Legion Baseball Chanute at Fayetteville Arkansas square and round dancing North shelterhouse Santa Fe Park 7:30 to 9:30 hootenanny and social dance lessons Launching Pad 8:30 to 10:30.
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Highland Park
Consolidated Oil
Bank of Commerce
Merle Kelly Ford
1St National Bank
American Legion
Fayetteville
Ark
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Stark HD Unit Hosts June Meeting in Thayer
Mrs Louis Beggs hosted the Stark HD Unit for their June meeting in Thayer. Mrs Jerry Fox and Mrs Everett Ideker were guests along with 12 members. Mrs Jim Westhoff presided and Mrs Beggs gave the lesson.
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STARK
Louis Beggs
Stark HD
Jerry Fox, Thayer
Everett Ideker
Jim Westhoff
Beggs
MH Seminar At Humboldt On Monday
The Allen and Neosho County Association for Mental Health will hold a seminar at the Lutheran Church in Humboldt Monday. Registration at 9 a.m. and the meeting closes at 3 30 p.m. Pastoral Counseling and Mental Health will be discussed and all religious leaders urged to attend. The program features Rev. Frank McDowell and Mrs Leila Myers with the Rev Herman Seyfert as general chairman. open to anyone interested in mental health issues.
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Allen and Neosho County
Frank McDowell
Osawatomie State Hospital
Leila Myers
Allen-Neosho County
Humboldt
McDowell
Myers
Junction City Plans Hospital Project
Washington AP reports funds totaling 59850 were approved for final planning of a 100 bed hospital in Junction City Kansas. The project is projected to cost about 21 million dollars with the Community Facilities Administration backing the advance.
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Washington
Junction City
Kan
Community Facilities Administration
Recreation Schedule Signals New Programs for All Ages
A new week long program at Royster Stadium led by supervisor Lyle Dean offers minor sports like archery horseshoes and croquet for girls and boys ages 7 to 13 and older. Grade school bowling is scheduled at Sportsman’s Bowl, with junior and senior high bowling at 7:30 p.m. Enrollment totals show 451 in the swimming program after the first week, with adult swimming at 27. Registration remains open but must close Monday, and later evening courses run two nights a week for six weeks starting the week of July 6. Call the recreation department at HE 1-4199 for details.
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Chanute
Royster Junior High School
IGA Diamond
Koch Bros. Furniture
Chanute Lumber
EUB
Nation’s Cleaners
Bellas Hess
Santa Fe Diamond
Ash Grove
Ist National Bank
Orley’s Cafe
Bank of Commerce
Chanute Community Theater
Municipal Pool
Call Recreation Department
Highland Park
Royster Stadium
Chanute Blue Jays
Erie
Ub-Trinity
Christians
Lutherans
Grant Avenue Baptist
Lyle Dean
Recreation Department
S&W Marine Beats Bellas Hess 10-3 in Pee Wee League
S&W Marine won its Pee Wee League game 10-3 over Bellas Hess after five innings due to time. Scott West and Randy Finley hit home runs for S&W Marine, with Mike Abbott earning the win and West catching. Bellas Hess pitchers James Simons and David Embry were charged with the loss, caught by Randall Ikehorn.
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S&w Marine
Bellas Hess
Scott West
Randy Finley
Mike Abbott
West
James Simons
David Embry
Randall Ikehorn
Altoona Area Community News and Births in Staff
Lois Borland will work in music therapy at Mesa Vista Mental Hospital in San Diego this summer while she is a Kansas University senior next term. The Sweet Town Gems HDU met at the Methodist church with Aliie Harbert presiding and a lesson on cultural arts.
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Altoona
Lois Borland
San Diego
Mesa Vista Mental Hospital
University of Kansas
Sweet Town Gems Hdu
Aliie Harbert
Alta Aldridge
Ora Surig
Hastings College names Dean Pyror as head coach
Hastings Nebraska AP reports Hastings College hired Dean Pyror as head football and track coach. Pyror, formerly at University of Wichita since 1962, coached football and track at Lakeland Florida High School and Coffeyville Junior College, where his track team won the 1960 national junior college title and football teams posted a 15 7 record.
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Hastings
Neb
Hastings College
Dean Pyror
University of Wichita
Pyror
Wichita
University of Arkansas
Lakeland
Fla
Coffeyville
Kan
Ark City Killing Ruled Justifiable Notable shooting ruled justifiable homicide
Arkansas City, Kan. A coroner's jury found the death of a tavern patron who caused a disturbance to be justifiable. Witnesses testified Dwyatt Bruton, 31, was urged to leave the tavern then returned and fired a shotgun through a window. He was killed by shotgun and pistol fire as he attempted entry.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Dwyatt Bruton
K State and San Jose State reach NCAA finals
Colorado Springs AP report: Terry Small of San Jose State and Jim Colbert of Kansas State contest the finals of the 67th NCAA golf tournament at the Broadmoor course after 246 golfers began play. Small is noted for power off the tee while Colbert excels on the greens as the field narrowed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Terry Small
San Jose State College
Jim Colbert
Kansas State
Colbert
Small
Broadmoor
Daily Transcript hospital admissions and dismissals
Daily Transcript notes yesterday admissions for Gary Morrison at 912 N Garfield and a surgical case. Dismissals yesterday include Mark Wilson from Tioga Hotel and Barney Culbertson from 25 W 3rd. Dismissals today list Mrs Melvin Burdette 11 S Steuben Logan Kneeland 917 S Highland James Moore 419 S Steuben Mrs Karl Spurling 901 S Forest and Brian Haller 208 S Forest.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Gary Morrison
N. Garfield
Surgical
Mark Wilson
Tioga Hotel
Barney Culbertson
W. 3Rd
Melvin Burdette
S Steuben
Logan Kneeland
S. Highland
James Moore
S. Steuben
Karl Spurling
S. Forest
Brian Haller
Tomlinson and Schooley kin visit Grinnell area
Mr and Mrs Virgil Tomlinson and Judy returned home after visits with Mr and Mrs Earl Schooley and other relatives in Will Tomlinson and nearby friends. Chief M Sgt Clyde L Herbold retired after 28 years service with ceremony in Panama City where he received the Air Defense Command commendation certificate from Brig Gen R W Burns. Mrs Herbold is Maxine Rauhoff daughter of Harry and Mrs Rauhoff of 820 S Central Panama City plans to stay. A purse of hair curlers was stolen from Betty Berma's car at 605 W Main valued about 8 dollars.
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Virgil Tomlinson
Judy
Grinnel
Iowa
Earl W. Schooley
S. Central
Will Tomlinson
W. Elm
Clyde L. Herbold
Armed Service
Panama City
Air Defense Command
R. W Burns
Betty Berma
W. Main
Death notices for Elwyn Wilson in Cheyenne hospital
Mrs. Dye and Mr. Dye of 1701 S Katy report the death of Elwyn Wilson age 66 in Cheyenne Veterans Hospital after a months long illness. Born June 3 1897 in Earlton he lived here before moving to Cheyenne 35 years ago and was a World War I veteran in the 35th Division. He is survived by his wife four brothers Roy Earl Henry and Wayne of Cheyenne and a sister Mrs Doe. Funeral will be held in Cheyenne Tuesday.
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Elwyn Wilson
Tom Dye
S. Katy
Funeral Service for Charlie A. Shepard Held
Funeral service for Charlie A. Shepard at Rev S. Gibson Funeral Home Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev LaMoine Waldron. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs. John Bowes and Mrs. Elmer Alexander sang Sunrise and Rock of Ages. Bearers: A. G. Endsley, Claude Wanamaker, Joe Jacobs, Dale Anderson, Dalton Stewart, Robert Bright.
Runaway Horse Turrets Three Blocks Into Brooklyn Furniture Store
A runaway horse bolted from a wagon in Brooklyn and dashed three blocks to a furniture store. It shattered dishes and other items, and the store owner sustained minor head injuries.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chanute Tribune Coverage Highlights June 20 1964
Chanute Tribune reports on local happenings in Chanute Kansas dated Saturday June 20 1964. The page summarizes community events, school notes, and brief notices from the city’s readers and organizations.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Printing educator Cox earns Voigt scholarship for summer conference
Robert L. Cox, senior trade school instructor, receives Elmer G. Voigt scholarship for a summer printing education conference August 16 to 22 at Trenton State College New Jersey. He leaves Chanute to lead a new printing department at Southeast Missouri State College Cape Girardeau this upcoming term. The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Kansas University lists 643 honor roll students including Andrea Evans Jane M Evans and Charles F Gottlieb.
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Robert L. Cox
Trenton State College
Trenton
N. J
Elmer G. Voigt
Cox
Chanute
Southeast Missouri State College
Cape Girardeau
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Andrea Evans
Arthur F. Evans
W. 9Th
Jane M. Evans
Dave Evans
S. Lafayette
Charles F. Gottlieb
Leo Gottlieb
S. Tennessee
Social Calendar for June 22 23 at local venues
On Monday June 22 events include VFW Auxiliary covered dish birthday dinner at Memorial Building at 6 39 am Mary Dell Paint Club at Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 am and rest of day features Sweet Athemes Inc TBW despite 1 7 3 p.m Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Bridge 7 15 p.m. Arts and Crafts Launching Pad until noon Past Matrons Club Sunflower Chapter OES at Mrs C Chickadonz 205 N Steuben 7 3 pm. Tuesday June 23 Hulda Parker Chapter OFS Masonic Temple 7 pm and Chanute Textile Paint Club Maple Leaf Tea Room 9 am.
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VFW
Memorial Building
Mary Dell Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Sweet Athemes, Inc
Sunflower Chapter
OES
C. Chickadonz
N. Steuben
Hulda Parker Chapter
OFS
Masonic Temple
Totes of the Gar
Memoris Ridge P
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Mrs Rensing Reports On Supreme Shrine Meeting
Mrs J C Rensing Worthy High Priestess reported on the Supreme Shrine session she attended in Los Angeles at the Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem meeting held Friday night in the Masonic Temple. Sojourners receiving supreme appointments and fathers were honored. Sojourners from neighboring Shrines were welcomed. A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting with chairs Mrs Louis Junod and Mrs Ada Livingston.
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J. C. Rensing
Supreme Shrine
Los Angeles
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Best Yet 4H Club Hosts Fairfield Meeting
Willing Workers 4H Club members and Dr. Earl B. Gehrt attended at Fairfield School. Gehrt spoke on posture and tetanus. Tom Naughton and Debbie Martin gave project talks. Ronnie Redburn discussed safe swimming. Feld covered safe driving and his Manhattan round-up. Karen Shively reported on the last council meeting. Lanita Swiler presented a surprise project talk. Donna Rensing led games and square dancing. Redburn and King families provided refreshments for about 65 attendees.
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Willing Workers 4H Club
Earl B. Gehrt
Fairfield School
Dr. Gehrt
Neil Feld
Tom Naughton
Debbie Martin
Ronnie Redburn
Feld
Manhattan
Karen Shively
Lanita Swiler
Donna Rensing
Redburn
King
Ever Ready 4-H Club Sewing Class Meets at Stipp Home
The sewing class of the Ever Ready 4-H Club met Thursday at Mrs Wayne Stipp's home with Mrs Carl Barnhart as assistant leader. Betty Chaney opened the meeting. Roll call was answered by six. The next meeting will be Friday at Mrs Stipp's, 1430 S Malcolm.
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Wayne Stipp
Carl Barnhart
Betty Chaney
Stipp
S. Malcolm
Jol ly-Go-Getters Second Meeting At Odense Schoolhouse
The Jol ly Go Getters cooking class held its second meeting at Odense schoolhouse with 10 members present. Gail Corbett demonstrated measuring while Rosemary Cottle taught making toast. David Hawkinson showed how to prepare cocoa.
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Jolly-Go-Getters
Odense
Gail Corbett
Rosemary Cottle
David Hawkinson
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Dad
Freddie
Johnson
Vinita
Okla
Chanute Outlaws
Garnett
Ranz Motor CO
Evans
East Main
Junction City Plans Hospital
Bowline
Guys & Gais League
Ane
C. Ranabarogar
C. Ranabarcar
Beard
Audiss
Eam
Bob iSub
Bob Audiss
H. Seamiat
B Heaton
Brennan
S&w Marine Rips
S&w Marine Bellas Hess
George Staley
Carolyn Wing
Larry Marple
High Prairie Methodist Church
Lyle Myers
James Kendall
Topeka
Lena Kaufman
Madge Addington
Harold Davidson
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
Charles Russell
Fred Hyde
Independence
Gary Hemmingway
Doug
Vermillion
Hemmingway
Benedict
Clark Frankenberg
Verne Smith
Arle Sharp
Aberdeen
Idaho
Gordon Elliott
Elzie Elliott
Salt Lake City
WSCS
Officers’ Training School
Methodist Church
Zeke Letterman
North State
Lois O'Farrell
May Wilson
LeRoy Watson
Nanna McKean
Stafford
Elwood Girard
Maxine Deeds
Earnest Scott
Gene Kitch
Lizzie Jarred
Jay Hildreth
Fredonia Hospital
Fredonia Rest Home
Floyd Bowers
Royle Stafford
Ark City
K-Stater
Concordia
Dodge City Emporia
Garden City
Eee
Goodland
Hill City
Olathe
I Ics Ck Viccans
Salina
Daily Transcript
Cheyenne
David L. McCune
Professiona Bidg
Chanute Ins. Board
Dial Tribune
Tioga Tap Room
Mrs. Rensing
Louis Junod
Ada Livingston
Gent
Admiral
Santa FE Key Club
K.C
Harold
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