Palmer Leads Open as Nicklaus Misses Cut Title Clash Looms
Arnold Palmer heads into Saturdays 36-hole finale of the 63rd National Open tied for the lead at 142, joined by Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit. Jack Nicklaus, defending champion, misses the cut after a 77 and a 153 total, marking the first time a champion failed to advance since 1956. Lema and Boros sit three strokes back in a five-man scramble for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Latrobe
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Palmer
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Finsterwald
Cupit
Tony Lema
Julius
Moose’ Boros
Low Calorie Luncheon Noted By TOPS Determinettes
TOPS Determinettes met at Sawyer Hall for a low calorie luncheon Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dave Brotton presided and delivered a paper on starvation diets. A ten pound weight loss was recorded, with Mrs. Merle Tennis earning the crown for the highest loss. The next meeting is set for June 28 focusing on cancer dressings and new measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Hall
Dave Brotton
Merle Tennis
KanSettes Picnic Reveals Mystery Sister Names
The KanSettes gathered for their annual family picnic at Harold Sharp residence 1425 Edith Thursday evening with 21 attendees. Mystery sister names were revealed and the group announced the next meeting will be in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sharp
Edith
Social Calendar June 1963 Community Events
Sunday June 23 1963 Great Books Discussion Group at Public Library 7 30 pm Rainbow For Girls installation 2 pm Monday June 4 1963 Past Matrons Sunflower Chapter OES Mrs Mery Nelson Chanute Ladies Encampment IOOF 6 pm Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 pm Very Deli Paint Club Carpenter Hall Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7 20 pm Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building pm Tuesday June 25 1963 Community Council Memorial Building 7 30 pm Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenter Hall 9 am Ladies Day Golf 1 30 pm Helping Hand club Mrs Lenus Walker 1729 Katy all day meeting Hulda Parker Chapter OFS Masonic Temple pm Ladies Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Building 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Mery Nelson
Chanute
Memorial Building
Chanute Textile
Carpenter's Hell
Lenus Walker
Katy
Hulda Parker
OFS
Empie
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
State Golf Title Bid By Women
The Kansas women’s state golf championship opens at Manhattan Country Club with defending champs Natasha Fife of Wichita and Jean Ashley of Chanute absent to focus on the Broadmoor Invitational. Only past champion Tillie Becker of Topeka remains in the field along with Pam Kingsbury of Wichita as the 130 entrants begin practice and Tuesday’s 18 hole qualifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Natasha Fife
Wichita
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Manhattan Country Club
Fife
Miss Ashley
Jackie Dack
Colorado Springs
Colo
Topeka
Tillie Becker
Becker
Kansas City
Janie Sartain
Buffalo area HDU hosts blue valley meeting
Mrs Lester Puckett of rural Buffalo welcomed the Blue Valley HDU with Mrs William Follmer in charge. Members repeated the HDU Creed as roll call featured a patriotic thought. Mrs Dale Payne reported on the district meeting and tea towels were donated to the Wilson County Home. Plans for a fair booth were discussed. Mrs Puckett led the lesson titled Goals and Developmental Tasks of Adolescents. Next meeting is July 12 with Mrs Cloyd Gillispie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Lester Puckett
Blue Valley
HDU
William Follmer
Dale Payne
Wilson County
Cloyd Gillispie
Humboldt layette shower honors Mrs Ralph Orth
Mrs Ralph Orth of Chanute was honored Friday evening at a layette shower hosted by Mrs Charles Cole of Kansas City in Humboldt. Games entertained guests and refreshments included ice cream cake punch mints and nuts. A lace table centerpiece featured miniature storks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Ralph Orth
Chanute
Charles Cole
Kansas City
Cole
Modern Funeral Home Privacy and Service Focus
The progress of the funeral profession has transformed to modern funeral homes designed to serve with privacy and seclusion. Johnson Mortuary offers viewing times set by the family, while allowing public to pay respects or be excluded as desired for the deceased and immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Mortuary
Infant Evonyia Walls Stillborn In Neosho Hospital
Evonyia Marie Walls infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walls of 1102 N Garfield was stillborn at Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon. Survivors include the parents, maternal grandparents Ray Russell of 1120 N Washington, and paternal grandmother Velma Walls of Omaha. A graveside service will be Monday at 19 a.m. at Elmwood Cemetery with Rev. H. A. Simmons of New Hope Baptist Church officiating. Koch-Skinner home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evonyia Marie Walls
Marvin Walls
N. Garfield
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Walls
New Hope Baptist Church
Ray Russell
N. Washington
Velma Walls
Omaha
Elmwood Cemetery
H. A. Simmons
Koch-Skinner
Pink Tree Event Features Noted Guests and Decor
A social gathering described with guests Louise Briber now Gusta Schade and Bertha Orth of Humboldt alongside Mrs Wanda Bright Mrs Vivian Nielson Mrs Dave Gromer Mildred French Mary Heath Mrs Warren Carter from Chanute the guest of honor Mrs Ralph Orth and hostess Mrs Charles Cole of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bribbernow
Gusta Schade
Bertha Orth
Humboldt
Wanda Bright
Vivian Nielson
Dave Gromer
Mildred French
Mary Heath
Warren Carter
Chanute
Ralph Orth
Charles Cole
Kansas City
Marionette Drama Class For Boys And Girls
A drama and marionette class for boys and girls ages 7 to 14 starts Tuesday at the Launching Pad recreation center above The Tribune. Classes run Tuesday Wednesday and Friday mornings 9 to 11 for three weeks with Nada Wagoner as instructor. The program aims to expose children to readings skits plays pantomime and marionette work to foster creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Martin Rotunno
Nada Wagoner
Tribesmen Attack Kenyan Police Patrol at Mt Elgon Frontier
A Kenyan police patrol on the Kenya Uganda frontier near Mt Elgon was attacked by tribesmen armed with bows and arrows Friday night. An arrow wounded an African inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Mt. Elgon
Kenya- Uganda
Wind Whips Cork Factory Fire Along Tagus River
A cork factory on the Lisbon bank of the Tagus River was struck by a wind driven fire destroying more than 7,000 tons of cork. Much of the stock was slated for shipment to the Soviet Union.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Tagus River
Soviet Union
Bank Burglars Net Cash From Cornwall Branch
Burglars stole several hundred dollars from the Cornwall Branch of the First National Bank of Lebanon located in the Cornwall Borough Building which also houses the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon, Pa
Cornwall
First National Bank of Lebanon
Cornwall Borough
Lovell to Begin Three-Week Soviet Visit
Sir Bernard Lovell director of Manchester University Jodrell Bank will start a three week visit to the Soviet Union on Tuesday in a diplomatic science exchange highlighting Anglo Soviet ties and research collaboration on radio astronomy technologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Bernard Lovell
Manchester University
Jodrell Bank
Soviet Union
Miners Die in Pingchi Coal Mine Explosion
An explosion at a Pingchi Formosa coal mine Friday killed thirteen of nineteen miners. Only one worker escaped unhurt as rescue efforts began in the Formosan region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei, Formosa
Pingchi
Formosa
Bavarian Police Find Wreckage of Two Czech Jets
Bavarian frontier police recovered the wreckage of two Czech oslovak jet fighters near the Czech border. A search continues for a third aircraft believed to have crashed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafenau
Germany
Bavarian Frontier Police
Community notices from Chanute and nearby towns
Banner attendees Mrs H B Harrington and Mrs O E Hines joined a covered dish luncheon at Mrs Mamie Nolten smeyer s home on S Plum mer in Chanute. Ro per church held services after a Sunday covered dish supper. Callers at R D Scott s home included Mr and Mrs Chester Scott Mr and Mrs Robert Collins and Mrs Mabel Evans of Fredonia. Rex Moore moved their meat to Fredonia locker Friday. Buffalo locker closing. Harlan Cook visited G C Clinesmith and O E Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Harrington
O. E. Hines
Mamie Noltensmeyer
S. Plummer
Chanute
Noltensmeyer
Roper Church
R. D. Scott
Chester Scott
Robert Collins
Mabel Evans
Fredonia
Amos Will Retire From Navy Service
Chief Aviation Machinist's Mate Clifford W. Amos will retire from active duty with the Navy and be transferred to the Fleet Reserve after more than 21 years of service on July 2. Entering the Navy in 1942, he served at multiple air stations including Olathe and Memphis. A native of Erie, Amos and his wife Madonna plan to settle in Chanute with their five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Fleet Reserve
Naval Air Stations
United States
Amos
Olathe Naval Air Station
Naval Air Station
Memphis
Olathe
Erie
Madonna
Chanute
Prairie Queen News Report Visit Notes And Relatives Gatherings
Prairie Queen news notes many visitors and family visits across states. Mrs W R McIntyre Jr, Susan, Johnny and Jimmy traveled to Washington to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Carl. The Hayworth reunion in Lee's Summit Missouri drew Maude MacDonald and Buford Harr. Families from Cha nute Erie Chanute and Belleville hosted and visited relatives in Kansas City Independence and Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R McIntyre Jr
Susan
Johnny
Jimmy
Washington State
Carl
Locke
Thayer
Burris
John Irwin
Judy
Carol
Casey
Kansas
Vernon Brown
Debbie
Norwalk
Calif
Pearl Brown
Roy Hart
Ron
Don
Earl Oliver
Roy Brown
Lyle Kamm
Dale
Chanute
Fred Alford
Leanna
F. C. Hayworth
George McKaska
Hayworth
Lee's Summit
Maude MacDonald
Buford Harr
Prairie Queen and Nearby Families Visit Over Weekend
Prairie Queen area residents hosted and visited relatives in Chanute Wichita Parsons Independence Thayer and Leavenworth over a long weekend. Guests included H Frank and wife, Luke Lasley, Glen Ashcraft clan, Braden family, Bill Russell, Emmett Bickell and Thornburg Carl Fraser, Henry Haun, A R Brant, Lee Bradford and others. Rain totaled 6.65 inches in the last ten days. Vicki Hatfield of Coffeyville stayed with Mrs. Lee Bradford and family Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Frank
Wichita
Luke Lasley
Chanute
Glen Ashcraft
Marsha
Larry
Parsons
Jack Braden
Lonnie Gail
Alonzo Braden
Guy Braden
Bill Russell
Leavenworth
Clyde Russell
Emmett Bickell
Thayer
Thornburg
Carl Fraser
Maude Bickel
Henry Haun
Independence
Guy Umbarger
A. R. Brant
Lee Bradford
Richard
Sharon
Frank Green
Carl Stone
Floyd Ladd
Alan
W. H. Bradford
C. C. Myers
Elizabeth
Mark H. Johnson
Stephen
DeeAnn
Vicki Hatfield
Coffeyville
Youngs Attend National Juvenile Judges Convention
Mr and Mrs John Young of 409 W 5 left for Knoxville to attend the national juvenile judges convention. The article also notes church youth events and scholarships involving Kansas educators and Methodist missions trips, with families linked to Fort Dodge and Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Knoxville
Tragic head-on crash near Alma kills man and injures two teens
A 51 year old Oklahoma man, Ulysses Sewell Janow of Picher, was killed in a head-on collision seven miles east of Alma on US 64 Friday night. His wife allegedly fell or was pushed from the couple’s car. In the other vehicle, Betty Lou McGee and Lavada Earls, both of Berryville, were injured along with two 17 year old girls riding with them. State trooper Ed Blackard identified the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Ark
Oklahoma
Ed Blackard
Ulysses Sewell Janow
Picher
Okla
Betty Lou McGee
Lavada Earls
Berryville
Dismissals and births listed at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The Daily Transcript lists Friday events at Neosho Memorial Hospital including births, ad missions, and dismissals. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ishmael Martinez at 1007 N Lincoln. Dismissals include Mrs George Yockey Mrs Jessie Steele Mrs Leroy Ewing and daughter Mrs Lloyd Clark Willis Jones Vera Shurtz Beulah Lovett and Mrs Reuben Bean. Admissions noted for Maude Kreider and Robert Oliver in medical units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
George Yockey
Humboldt
Phyllis Krone
Jessie Steele
E. 3Rd
Leroy Ewing
Moran
Ishmael Martinez
N. Lincoln
Lloyd Clark
N. Forest
Willis Jones
Washington
Vera Shurtz
Beulah Lovett
N. Steuben
Reuben Bean
Earlton
Pillow Fight Fatal To 6 Year Old Boy
A pillow fight among three brothers ended in tragedy when the oldest hit his neck on a bedstead and died. Joseph Brian Johnson, six, of Minnetonka, allegedly suffered a ruptured windpipe as he played with his brothers Peter and Tony. The death is being investigated by the Hennepin County Coroner's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Joseph Brian Johnson
Leighton R. Johnson Jr
Minnetonka
Hennepin County
Peter
Tony
Suspect Involved in Arkansas Car Incident, Alma Area
Blackford reports Sylvia Janow, 47, was taken to a Fort Smith hospital in serious condition after an incident two miles east of Alma. He says Mrs. Janow fell or was pushed from her husband’s car as the vehicle veered into an open field then back onto the highway. Janow, fired that noon from a Fort Smith insulation firm, then drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackford
Janow
Sylvia
Fort Smith, Ark
Blackard
Alma
Fort Smith
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State Farm
State Farm Mutual
Giles
Whit
W. Mai
John
Barney
W. Main
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Bloomington
Dial
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Mem
Moria
Very Deli Paint Club
Carpenter's Hall
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Bidg
P.m
Pam Kingsbury
Johnson
Charles R. Winters
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Augusto Alvaro Cardinal da Silva
Brazil
Thomas Cardinal
Tien
China
Tonio Cardinal Caggiano
Argentina
Ernesto Cardinal Raffini
Italy
Joseph Cardinal Frings
Enrique Play Denice
Spain
Jaime Cardinal de Barros Carafa
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Norman Thomas Cardinal Gilroy
Australia
Charles Stewart Mott
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Clifford W. Amos
Prairie Queen News Report
Louis Lee Johnson
Belleville
Robert Johnson
Alan Mintz
Melanie Ann
Brian
Brett
Ned Russell
Ulysses
Ned Russells
Seth Clyde
George Reinhardt
Mesa
Ariz
Orval Taylor
Golda Russell
Viva Russell
Ralph Reinhardt
Earl Reinhardt
Harry Briley
Fred Maison
Prairie Queen
First National Bank
C L. Childers
God In Christ
S. Evergreen
Charles Chil- Erma Tisdale
Hers Jr. Greeley
Delbert Wiggins
David
Manhattan
Charles Childers Jr
Wiggins
Childers
Pittsburg
Thelma Childers
Sunnyvale
School of Engineering and Architecture
Kansas State
Lockheed
Thelma J. Childers
C. L. Childers
Judy M. Clough
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lilian Simmons
Galesburg
Ethel Owen
Eric
Gana Thompson
Southwest
Mexico
Fight
Erma Potter
Fiffie Marsh
Fort Dodge
Iowa
N. Evergreen
Dale Caseboll
N. Malcolm
Daily Transcript
Maude Kreider
N. Lafayette
Robert Oliver
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Tribune
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