Kennedy McClay wedding at Stark Methodist church
The June 13 8 p m wedding of M Lee Ann Kennedy and Roland Lyle McClay took place at Stark Methodist Church Stark with Rev J M Torrence officiating It featured organist Bernard Smith and cornetist Larry Olson as well as singers Robert Williamson and M Lee Ann Kennedy's Sunday school teacher The couple will reside at 631 S Evergreen Chanute and hosted a reception in the church dining room Attendees included numerous local families and friends from Stark Ottawa Pomona Chanute Leavenworth and Savonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Methodist Church
M'Lee Ann Kennedy
Lee Kennedy
Stark
Roland Lyle McClay
Dewey McClay
Ottawa
McClay
J. M. Torrence
Stark and Erie Methodist
Bernard Smith
Larry Olson
Robert Williamson
Grant Rural High School
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Chanute Junior College
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
State Highway Commission
S. Evergreen
David Brown
Loyd Hollinger
Kent
Rita and
Kean
Ralph Mengerhausen
Paul Mengerhausen
Raymond Shuste
Floyd Higdon
Connie Servaes
Leonard Hoopes
Lynn Willhite
Pomona Ann Rowland
Kiowa
Dean Jordan
Leavenworth
D. A. Finney
John KE. Davis
Don. Taylor
J. A. Hill
Alma Bell Hill
Diane Whitworth
Walnut
E. C. Bryan
Lester Shepard
M. Page
Mavis Ann
Marlene Page
Sharon Eberhart
Virginia Rose
Wilma Goff
Carol and
Jerry
Wife In Financial Fix Afraid to Tell Husband
Ann Landers advises the wife in debt to confront creditors, list debts, and vow not to buy anything further until fully paid. She emphasizes self discipline and budgeting as the path out of the jam, urging honesty with creditors and a plan to repay, free of new purchases.
Webb Family Reunion Held in Kansas City
The annual Webb reunion occurred June 8 at Swope Park Kansas City with 66 attendees and a basket dinner for the family of the late Calvin and Mrs. Webb. Homer Webb presided. next year’s gathering is planned for June 14 in Chanute.
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Webb
Swope Park
Kansas City
Calvin Webb
Homer Webb
Chanute
Harley Roberts
Luke Lasley
Janie
H. Frank
Kennett Webb
Charles Tripp
Tommy
LaVern
Clifford Webb
Humboldt
Inez Webb
Iola
John Suptic
Ralph Webb
Larry France
Clarence DuVall
Wayne Laskey
Betty White
Rhonda Lynn
George DeRome
Colleen
Steven Watkins
Robert Allison
Mark
John Riddle
Steven
Independence
Charles Muller
Overland Park
Alfred Mitchell
R. C. Beaver
Vicki Lynn
Arthur Webb
Leonard Svoboda
Larry Webb
Betty Pulley
Clarence Fastburn
Cheryl
Wichita
Leo Webb
Sedgwick
Miss Lopeman Engaged to Dallas Dickerson
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Leroy Lopeman of 1117 S Malcolm names their daughter Miss Joan Lopeman engaged to Dallas Dickerson son of Mr and Mrs Harold Dickerson of Humboldt. Wedding planned for August 1. Lopeman attended Chanute Senior High School while Dickerson is a Humboldt High School graduate and attended Chanute Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lopeman
Dallas Dickerson
Leroy Lopeman
S. Malcolm
Dickerson
Harold Dickerson
Humboldt
Miss Lopeman
Chanute Senior High School
Humboldt High School
Chanute Junior College
Social Calendar for June 22 1958
Modern Mothers club reunion at Banta Fe Park Shelter house 1 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel 7 30 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Memorial building 7 30 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall 7 30 p.m. Past Matrons Sunflower chapter OES 621 W. Main 7 30 p.m. Hulda Parker chapter OFS past matrons and patrons picnic Santa Fe park shelter house 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Mothers Club
Banta Fe Park
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
VFW
Memorial Building
Chanute
Odd Fellows Hall
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Bessie Apt
Pioneer Appliance Showcases 1959 Sets at Chanute Event
Pioneer Appliance presented 1959 television sets radios and high fidelity record players to dealers at a showing Wednesday evening at the Chanute Country Club. More than 90 people attended the dinner preceding the sales meeting with dealers from an 11 county Southeast Kansas area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Appliance
Chanute Country Club
Kansas
Picnic Dinner For Vilas Vikings 4-H Club
The Vilas Vikings 4-H club held a Sunday picnic at Highland Park for members and parents. Evelyn Larson presided, the meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, and about 35 attended. Judy Anderson led the roll call, and Marlene Anderson reported on a recent judging school at O'Brian ranch Hiattville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club
Evelyn Larson
Judy Anderson
Marlene Anderson
O'Brian Ranch
Hiattville
Elmer Anderson
Carol Anderson
Elaine Stevens
Margaret Thorsell
Roy Larson
Gordon Goltry
Reuben Anderson
Rural Grange Confers Degrees on Seven Members
The Rural Grange last night conferred the third and fourth degrees on seven candidates. The charter was draped for two deceased members. About 26 members attended the meeting.
Mrs Randall Bell Presides at WMS Meeting
Mrs Randall Bell presided at an all day Women’s Missionary Society meeting at the First Church of God. Members embroidered dish towels for the State camp and tacked baby quilts. The group neared finishing handwork for the State camp exhibit and planned officer attendance, vacation school expense approval, and aid for El Dorado tornado victims. Mrs William Gregory gave devotions Open Doors. Salad and sandwiches were served to nine members and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
First Church of God
Randall Bell
el Dorado
William Gregory
Keim Casper Wedding Candlelight Service At First Methodist
Rosia Keim daughter of J W Neff and Kenneth D Casper son of W J Casper were married in a candlelight ceremony at 7 30 p m June 14 in the First Methodist chapel. Rev Judd Henry Jones officiated with music from a recording by the late Mrs Arthur Eltzholtz. Distinguishing attire included beige linen with coral trim for the bride and mint green for matron of honor Mrs Scherel Booe. Elmer Harwood served as best man. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside on Route 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosia Keim
J. W. Neff
N. Grant
Kenneth D. Casper
W. J. Casper
Humboldt
First Methodist Church
Judd Henry Jones
Arthur Eltzholtz
Scherel Booe
Chanute
Mrs Wayne Taylor Leads Forget-Me-Not HDU Meeting
Mrs Wayne Taylor presided Tuesday afternoon at a Forget-Me-Not HDU meeting with Ruth Burdick as hostess. Eight members answered roll with stories of neighbors kindness. Fair booths were planned and Mrs Rex King began a lesson on How To Manage Time. Copper craft and a door prize were noted. Next meeting set for July 15 hosted by Mrs Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Taylor
HDU
Ruth Burdick
Rex King
Charles Tyler
Taylor
Builders Class entertains choir after practice at ice cream supper
Members of the Presbyterian Builders class entertained the choir after Thursday night practice with an ice cream supper. Mmes. B. J. Jones, Ed Short, George W. Garrison and John Groves assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Mmes
B. J. Jones
Ed Short
George W. Garrison
John Groves
Authors Club Holds Essay Contest In Kansas
The First District of Kansas Authors club offers 500 dollars in prizes for original essays on Freedom of Speech and Why I Believe In It. Eligible entrants include Kansas citizens over 16 and any club member. prizes include two hundred dollar first prizes and eight third place awards. The contest closes September 1 with judging by a jurist journalist and educator at the annual meeting on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District of Kansas Authors Club
Kansas
Kansas Authors Club
Thomas E. Burton
Hillside
Topeka
Pleasant Valley Rockets Plan Summer Event
The Pleasant Valley 4-H club met June 16 at Green Valley School with ten members four leaders and a guest. They planned a second weekend in July movie and swimming party and featured activities include Jacobs Ladder Viv L Amore songs Pat Fail floats a health talk and a snake bite care talk with recreation led by Mrs Rowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H
Green Valley School
Jacobs Ladder
Viv L’amore
Janice Fail
Pat Fail
Philip Wickster
Rowan
Wickster
National Legion Auxiliary head to keynote Kansas convention
Mrs. J Pat Kelly national president of the American Legion Auxiliary will headline the Kansas Auxiliary two day convention this weekend in Wichita. She will address the banquet Saturday night as the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
J. Pat Kelly
Atlanta
American Legion Auxiliary
Kansas Auxiliary
Kelly
Girl Scouts Aid El Dorado After June 10 Storm
Girl scouts from Wichita and El Dorado combed El Dorado's tornado ruins Friday finding and sorting bonds insurance policies deeds checks and other valuable papers scattered by the June 10 storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado
Wichita
Legion Adds Weir Victory in 12-3 Win
The American Legion baseball team beat Weir 12 to 3 to move to a 10-4 season record. Powell pitched a complete game, allowing five hits, with solid defense behind him. Durham and Bower were behind the plate, while Faulkerson led the offense with a triple and a single. Hudson added a double and a single. Powell and Neeley each had two hits. Weir’s Tremong started and was relieved by Jones in the second. The club heads to City Park Sunday for a 1:30 doubleheader versus Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Weir
Powell
Chanute
Durham
Bower
Faulkerson
Hudson
Neeley
Tremong
Jones
Nuclear Talks Threatened By Soviets
In Washington the Soviet push for parity in East West talks risks blocking the opening of a Geneva era conference on detecting nuclear explosions. The talks aim to police a future nuclear test ban with a mixed Western and Soviet bloc panel.
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Washington
Geneva
State Department
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Moscow
James B. Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Eisenhower
United Nations
Dulles
Soviet Union
Methodists Roll Past Christians In 10-8 Victory
The Methodist softball team defeated the Christians 10-8 as Matlock hit a fourth inning home run with a man aboard. The Christians outhit the Methodists 11-10 but costly errors doomed their effort. Batteries: Howell and Erickson for the Methodists, McCoy and Stearns for the Christians.
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Methodist
Christians
Matlock
Methodists
Howell and Erickson
McCoy and Stearns
St. Patrick
Stark
Perez
Ponce
Godinez
Smith
Nelson
Stark Lutheran
Medway
Eub
Admittances and Citations From Neosho Hospital and Highways
Friday admittances include Mrs Virgil Lowe surgical Relotta F Young Moran Delbert McKellips medical Michelle Kinney 1407 W Main surgical. Dismissals list Imogene Colan James Anderson William Hill. Traffic citations include LaVerne Smith speeding with 5 bond. Highway patrol citations note several fines for speeding failing to stop railroad crossing stop sign and license violations with varying costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Virgil Lowe
W. Ash
Loretta F. Young
Moran
Surgical
Delbert McKellips
N. Kansas
Michelle Kinney
W. Main
Imogene M. Colan
S. Plummer
James A. Anderson
St. Paul
William R. Hill
N. Washington
Highway Patrol
Ernest Gerald Shepard
Ernest Davis Mallory
Iola
Tansport
Pauline Robertson
Thayer R
Arthur Augustus DeAlmeida
Neosho
Ray
Dulles and Weeks Push To Extend Trade Bill
Secretary of State Dulles and Secretary of Commerce Weeks testified before the Senate Finance Committee to support renewing the reciprocal trade program beyond June 30 and granting new tariff-cutting authority. Senate stance shows division with Kerr proposing two years and Flanders backing three, while Democrats favor the House five year extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Secretary of State
Dulles
Secretary of Commerce
Senate Finance Committee
House
Eisenhower
Iola Man Fined $125 On Driving Charge
Bill Howard Holeman of Iola pleaded guilty in city court to driving while intoxicated after a Thursday arrest. He was fined $125 plus $5 court costs, sentenced to 90 days in county jail, but paroled for one year on condition he pays the fine. Police took him into custody after his truck ran into a ditch on highway US 59-169 about 12 miles north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Howard Holeman
Iola R. I
Holeman
Deaths and Funerals for Stauffer and Roberds
The funeral for Ira F. Stauffer was held at Ford Funeral Home Coffeyville with Rev. Leonard Smoot officiating. A Masonic graveside service followed at Green Lawn Memorial Park Chanute. Emmett Roberds funeral was held at Johnson Mortuary with Rev. Ted Hurst officiating and a Masonic graveside service at Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
J. E. Ketchum
Ketchum
Oklo
Green Lawn Memorial Park
Chanute
Johnson Mortuary
Emmett Roberds
Ted Hurst
Precious Lord
Hazel Slane
Roy Chapple
Roy Wiggans
Charles D. Donovan
I. F E. Trussell
C. O. Duerson
E. B. Blakely
Memorial Park Cemetery
Pirates Beat Senators 21 to 15 in Pee Wee B Play
In a makeup game, the Pirates outscored the Senators 21 to 15 while the Indians defeated the Phillies 15 to 9. The two wins leave all five league teams tied at 1-1. Britton pitched for the Pirates in a near triple play turning a line drive into an out.
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Pee
Britton
Pirate
Cameron
Pirates
Heaton
Wiles
Senators
Galt
Indians
Starch
Steeves
Reeves
Tate
Phillies
Ballou
Red Sox
20 Year Term Adjudged For Admitted Burglaries
Oran Murray Young of Kansas City was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for bank burglaries at Arma Kansas and Hume Missouri totaling $40 000. He pleaded guilty to the $35 000 Arma heist and $5 000 at Hume. Earlier that day his brothers Dolan Allen Young Carl Edward Jackson and Richard Dale Jackson received five ten and eight year terms respectively.
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Kansas City
Kan
Arma
Hume
Oran Murray Young
Arma Bank
Hume Bank
Dolan Allen Young
Carl Edward Jackson
Local Briefs and Community Notices
News snippets include a tire shop ad and doctor prescription service. A Tribune carrier opening is posted for Chanute. Local family visits span Kansas City to New Orleans with a conference in Pittsburg and a Space Age secondary education theme. Savings bond totals for Neosho County reach 294 841 through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Leif R. Nelson
County Savings Bonds
Elizabeth Pieper
Hazel Russell
Ethel Davidson
Pittsburg
Hart R. Douglass
College of Education
University of Colorado In
Boulder
Medal Play Set for Aug 22 24 at Salina Club
The Kansas Golf Assn Board fixed August 22 to 24 for the state medal play tournament at Salina Country Club. Eighteen hole sectional qualifying was scheduled for August 10 at Colby Kansas City Topeka Salina Manhattan Dodge City Hutchinson Independence Russell and Wichita.
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Wichita
Board of Governors of the
Kansas Golf Assn
Salina Country Club
Colby
Kansas City
Topeka
Salina
Manhattan
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Independence
Russell
Earlton Man Arrested on Suspended License Charge
Earlton man, arrested by police early yesterday on a charge of driving with a suspended license, was released on $100 bond. His hearing is set for 4 p.m. next Thursday in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Elder
Earlton
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Darrel Lee Erikson
Lavonburg
Randy Beggs
Taper
Jerry Roberts
Donnie Elder
Eric
Rosella Dunham
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Arthur Bennett
Lawrence Cotton
Judith Dodge
Carol White
Lavenburg
Ann Landers
Ann
Carmen Basilio
Lonely Hearts Clubs
Lonely Heart Club
Chanute Tribune
Mar
Ian Martin
Marian Martin
Weet 18Th St
New York
Prins
Keim-Casper
Elmer Harwood
Joanne Smith
Kas
Casper
Fredonia
Bank of Commerce
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Air Force
Henry Keim
Beverly
Johnnie
Alva
Okla
Gerald Hoobler
Sandra
Danny
Neodesha
Ralph Smith
Authors Club
Pleasant Valley Rockets
Girl Scouts
Joplin, Sun
Kansas City, Sun
People's Cleaners
N. Highland
Legion
Soviets
Daily Transcript
LaVerne A. Smith
Central
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Ralph E. Flanders
R-Vi
Wile
Zenith
the Tribune
Iola Man
U.S. Royal
Glen's Tire
S. Santa Fe
Casey Drug Co
The
Tribune
Fay Clopine
Max Ruggles
Marc, Rodney and
Kendal
A. B. Olson
S. Allen
Janis Miller
Parsons
Nancy Comstock
Sgt
James N. Lewis
Grace French
Claude Stafford
Jimmie
Burt Campbell
Linda
Mildred
Brotton Laundry Service
U.S. Savings Bonds
FIRST
Nat's Motor Bank
E.ast
Christmas Savings Club Drive-In Banking
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