Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Sewing Demonstrations
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H sewing class met with Mrs. Leon Engelman on Wednesday. Debra Engelman Lana Rutherford and Jeanie Collins demonstrated zippers and Mrs Parie Carlson showed sleeve setting. Refreshments were served by Mrs Engelman to six members. The class will meet July 12 with Mrs Oracle Collins.
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Buffalo Boosters 4H Club
Leon Engelman
Debra Engelman
Lana Rutherford
Jeanie Collins
Parie Carlson
Engelman
Oracle Collins
Vilas 4-H Food and Sewing Classes Meet at Church
Vilas Vikings 4-H Club held Thursday sessions at the Vilas church. Darlene Lowe demonstrated how to set a table correctly while Pat Black and Christine Nelson showed planning a hobo lunch. William Thorsell spoke on cooking muffins. Elaine Stevens and Mrs. Galen Thorsell explained judging procedures. Brownies, nut bread and cookies were judged by the girls. The sewing class met at the church with Linda McMillen demonstrating a belt, Nancy Carlson making belt loops, and Kathy Carlson teaching machine stitching and attaching hooks eyes and snaps. The 4-H tour is set for June 26.
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Vilas Vikings 4-H Club
Vilas Church
Darlene Lowe
Pat Black
Christine Nelson
William Thorsell
Elaine Stevens
Galen Thorsell
Linda McMillen
Nancy Carlson
Kathy Carlson
Dear Ann Landers readers share dating and calling woes
A Chanute Tribune column reproduces Ann Landers advice from 1943. Letters discuss handling persistent phone calls, setting mid ground on dating for a 14 year old, and tactfully guiding a suitor with color-mismatched flowers. The editor tips on maintaining balance and not overreacting.
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Ann Landers
Will
Venience
PONCA
Margo
Erna
Benedict Area News Busy Summer Visits and Home Improvements
Local residents report visits from family and friends across Texas, Georgia, Iowa, and Colorado. Stays include Paula and Greg of San Antonio, and Dwayne Miller group from Atlanta. others plan trips to San Mateo, California. Home upgrades appear at several residences, including paint and porch work. Father’s Day gatherings feature extended family from Galena, Independence, and nearby towns.
Banner Roper WSCS Meeting At Church Board
The Banner Roper WSCS gathered at the church for its regular meeting with a quilting session in the afternoon. New officers assumed office while Mrs R D Scott suffered a fall last week dislocating her shoulder.
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Banner—Roper Wscs
Neodesha Visit Notes From Local Families
Mrs Kath erine Glamser and granddaughter Linda Guenther and Sheila Sharp were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mrs Edna Hoffman of Neodesha. Mrs Maude Roberts spent two days last week in Wichita with her daughter and son and their families. Visitors Saturday afternoon of Mr and Mrs Jack Robinson. Norma and Ricky were Mrs Robin son s two sisters from Wichita Mr and Mrs Ray Brown Ronnie and David and Mrs Floyd Meredith. David remained for a week s visit.
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Kathleen Glamser
Linda Guenther
Sheila Sharp
Edna Hoffman
Neodesha
Maude Roberts
Wichita
Jack Robinson
Norma
Ricky
Robinson
Ray Brown
Ronnie
David
Floyd Meredith
Woman Questioned In Hartack Death
State police questioned 45 year old Frances Bryant of Winchester Va in connection with the fatal shooting of William Hartack Sr father of jockey Bill Hartack. Hartack was found dead near a pickup truck by a road to his farm. A small caliber weapon was found in the Hartack home and all six shots fired. Bryant treated at Charles Town General Hospital. The jockey son was reportedly at Wilmington Delaware area awaiting a race at Delaware Park.
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Charles Town
W.va
William Hartack
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Frances Bryant
Winchester
G. G. Holman
Bryant
Charles Town General Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Chieftain
Delaware Park
Erie Girls to Attend Camp at Methodist Youth Camp
The Erie area reports a list of local residents and family updates. Lila Hall and Carol Walier suffer heart issues while Patricia Rogers remains in critical condition. The Methodist youth camp at Cof-Lowes moves to Hawthorne for a week, with parental visits from Lowe’s family. Other notices include surgeries, accidents, visits, and local travel between Erie, Chanute, Parsons, and neighboring towns, noting community ties and small-town events.
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Erie
Lila Hall
Carol Walier
Patricia Rogers
the Methodist
Cof- Lowes
Hawthorne
Jeyville
Best Yet 4H Club Meeting at Fairfield School
The Fairfield 4H Club met Thursday night at the Fairfield school. Phyllis Rensing, Neil Feld, and Donna Rensing reported on activities they attended. A committee was appointed to plan.
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Fairfield
Phyllis Rensing
Neil Feld
Donna Rensing
Community Notes From Labette County Area
Mrs Ralph Willson underwent minor surgery at Labette County Medical Center this week and returned home the next day. A photography project meeting is slated for Tuesday at 1 30 p m in Highland Park featuring project talk by Marlene Feld hair style demonstrations Karen Shively and Martha McCoy music by Tommy Naughton and a safety on tractors presentation by Larry Rensing.
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L. J. Richard
Labette County Medical Center
Ralph Willson
Highland Park
Marlene Feld
Karen Shively
Martha McCoy
Tommy Naughton
Larry Rensing
Speeding and stop sign citations listed in Daily Transcript
A list of traffic fines and costs items several drivers from Pittsburg to Tulsa face for speeding and failing to observe stop signs. Names include Charles C. Burdick Albert Hodgin Ivan Pore and others with fines ranging from five to ten dollars plus costs. Also notes recent moves and tentative permit approvals for building projects with estimated costs.
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Charles C. Burdick
Pittsburg
Albert W. Hodgin
N. Gren
Ivan J. Pore
Belle Plaine
Harry L. Robinson
Thayer
Gary ©. Redburn
Theodore E. Guthridge
Welnut
G. T. Wallace
Tulsa
Adrian Lee Carver
Walnut Grove
Chester James Mack
Donald W. Pope
Cherryvale
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Allen Hinkle Co
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Erma
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Fred Guenther
Yates Center
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Collie Chambers
Wayne Moorer and Sons
Altoona
Carl Adkins
Mable Bird
Mamie Noltensmeyer
Chanute
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Fern Hines
Harrington
Ruth Blair
Genevieve Anderson
Amy Stevens
Ruth Stevens
Kristina van Horn
Jessie Cauble
Imogene Colan
John Spencer
Vance Booe
Galena
Leo Landwehr
Evans
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Ed Michael
Stark
Erie Rest Home
Cleo Dalton
Grand Lake
Bill Beech
Parsons
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Kan
James Carty
Paul Cobble
Harold Richards
Rantoul
Nancy Richards
George Wright
Earl Pugh
Mabel Mahar
Hurley Lowe
Hawthorne, Calif
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Willis Stroup
Clayton Mur
Phy
Girard
Pfc
Donald Malcolm
Germany
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Baumholder
Overstreet
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John Huston
Huston
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Ray Hoef
Stillwater
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Martha Huston
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Roy S. Gibson
W. Main
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Chanute, Kas
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Grant Homer Haughs
Washington
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Gladys Hively
Malcolm
E. L. Penner
Evergreen
N. Western
James D. Frazer
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Sam Thompson
Kansas
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