Daylilies Shine in Mannoni Garden and Society Roles
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Mannoni of 220 S. Larson cultivate daylilies, the Hemerocallis beauty for a day, hosting guest plants and sharing blooms with visitors. Mannoni is a Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society charter member and former president, now vice president, while Mrs. Mannoni serves as secretary. They attended regional and national conventions in Oklahoma City and Shreveport, showcasing about 300 varieties and earning Junior Citations for Carrot Curls and Spartacus varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Mannoni
S. Larson
Mannoni
Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis Society
American Hemerocallis Society
Pioneer Society
Kansas
Region Eleven
Arkansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
C. R. Parsons
Lawrence
A. Mannoni
Baby Names and Garden Tiques in Chanute
The article notes several births at Neosho Memorial Hospital in June with families listed by name and address. It shifts to feature Mr. and Mrs. Mannoni, long-time Royster Junior High teachers in Chanute, describing their violet collection, garden plants, and daylily interest. They plan to attend the Kansas Pioneer Hemerocallis show in Ottawa where Mannoni has won sweepstakes honors twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannoni
Ottawa
Social Calendar June 28 1963 Local Events
Friday events schedule lists LA to ORC and B Mrs Homer Lea Forge address 115 N Central 2 p.m. Past Noble Grand at OOF Hall 6 30 p.m. TOPS at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p.m. Executive committee CWF First Christian Church 1 30 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC
Homer Lea Forge
N. Central
Noble Grand
Sawyer Hall
CWF
First Christian Church
Memorial Building
Return Borrowed Dishes Day Advocated by Ann Landers
Readers weigh in with requests for a national day to return dishes bowls and pans. Ann Landers urges cupboard checks and urges owners to reclaim items or be paid for them, noting the value of returning household containers and offering no tolerance for continued loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
MA Hubbard
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan July Tour and Bake Sale
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met at Neosho Valley school with Judy Carlson flag salute and Susan Erickson leading singing. Roll call answered with a safety rule as the group planned a July 13 tour and a baked foods sale. Roger Erickson announced program items including Joyce Anderson and Bill Lopeman talks and a highway patrol safety film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Judy Carlson
Susan Erickson
Roger Erickson
Joyce Anderson
Bill Lopeman
Loren Carter
Virginia Madill
Connie
Vicki Hart
Wayne Erickson
Roger Eric
Sunny Stone HDU Meeting At W A Stockebrand Home
The Buffalo area unit met at Mrs. W. A. Stockebrand's rural home with 16 members and guests. Diana Pringle spoke on a work camp at Osawatomie State Hospital sponsored by the Methodist Student Movement. Members voted to send a care box to the hospital. Mrs. M. Henkle led the lesson on Developmental Task. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone Hdu
W. A. Stockebrand
Diana Pringle
Osawatomie State Hospital
Methodist Student Movement
M. Henkle
Stockebrand
Ada Carlson
Stark High School 1928 grads celebrate 35th reunion
The Stark High School 1928 graduating class held a weekend reunion with an open house at the high school, a Sunday basket dinner at the grade school, and a gathering of 50 friends and families including Vance Marks, George White family, Sue Jacquinot, Bernard Smith, Roy McCormick, Adin Dunham family, Arthur Carlson family, Ruby Smith, Clarence Aikens, Jim Beech family, Lawrence Cormick family, Rosa Smith, and Ralph and Bernice Collins. 4-H clubs Neosho Valley Busy Bees and Ever Ready met with demonstrations, plans for future events, and refreshments served by Virginia Madill and leaders. Other attendees included Grace M Gilbert and Jo Anne Dahl, with Nile Brown noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Stark High School
Vance Marks
San Fernando
Calif
George White
Lavonburg
Sue Jacquinot
Walnut
Bernard Smith
Roy McCormick
Mound City
Adin Dunham
Rosella
Arthur Carlson
Sunflower Unit Hosts Red Cross Evening at Bank Room
Mrs F J Meeker presided as Mrs Johnson hosted Sunflower HDU at First National Bank Community Room. Ten members and one guest attended. Mrs Lee Embry presented two Red Cross history films including 100 Years Young and the Barton origins. Door prize went to Mrs Meeker. Next meeting a coffee July 24 at 9 am at Santa Fe Park north shelterhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Hdu
First National Bank
Ford Johnson
Lloyd Dalton
Robert Lausch
Lee Embry
Red Cross
United States
Clara Barton
F. J. Meeker
Six Willing Workers 4-H meet for June clothing class
Six members of the Willing Workers 4-H Club clothing class met June 20 at Hillcrest school. Each girl is to bring material and pattern at the Thursday meeting at the school. Best Yet The Best Yet 4-H Club beginners cooking class met Wednesday with Mrs. Don Shively. Roll call named a favorite dessert. Demonstrations were Making a golden glow cake by Tammy Naughton and Gayla Heilman and Making a drink and cherry ice cubes by Barbara Boaz and Louise Fickel. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foods and Clothing Project
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees 4-H Club
Virginia Madill
Connie Hart
Clyde Tunnell
Miss Madill
Doug
Stevie Lopeman
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Hillcrest School
Don Shively
Tammy Naughton
Gayla Heilman
Barbara Boaz
Louise Fickel
BPW Circle Meets At First Baptist Church
The BPW Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Ray Hutchison gave the invocation and five guests joined twelve members. Mrs. Joseph Cole presided, the group sang, and devotions featured The Secret of Greatness. Next meeting July 23 will be a picnic at Santa Fe Park with Mrs. Tom Tweddell and Miss Lula Leonard coordinating.
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BPW
First Baptist Church
Ray Hutchison
Joseph Cole
Power
Orville Nickerson
Cole
the Missions Magazine
Hutchison
Nancy
Beth
Lynda
David
Santa Fe Park
Tom Tweddell
Lula Leonard
Sunflower Chapter Honors Five Star Points Members
Star Points Mmes Leon Webb Dick White Roy Wiles Harry Patterson and Ora Cheyney were honored at the Sunflower Chapter meeting Wednesday evening. They received gifts from Mrs Kenneth Caldwell as Mrs Robert Koch and Mrs C M Cordner sang a solo. Faye Clopine presided with Mr and Mrs. Bates assisted by Mrs Carpenter and Charles Leavitt. No July or August meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Webb
Dick White
Roy Wiles
Harry Patterson
Ora Cheyney
Sunflower
Kenneth Caldwell
Robert Koch
C. M. Cordner
Faye Clopine
Lola Browning
Fred Yoos Ordination Friday Here
Fred Yoos will be ordained to the ministry at the Presbyterian church Friday at 7. The ordination will be conducted by a commission of the Presbytery of Neosho, with Rev. William O. Pfeiffer moderating. The sermon will be preached by Rev. John H. Patton. Yoos, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Yoos of Pittsburg, is a Chanute High School and University of Kansas and McCormick Theological Seminary graduate, recently called as assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Newark Ohio. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fredrick Yoos
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
Neosho
William O. Pfeiffer
Paola
Homer Keith
Pittsburg
Fred Shaw
Chanute
William T. Hunt
Chanute Church
Charles Yoos
Clara Graham
Helen Keller Observes 83rd Year
EASTON Conn AP Helen Keller celebrates her 83rd birthday with no large celebration as the mailman delivers to Arcan Ridge her home. Messages come from President Kennedy and others while she remains a consultant to the American Foundation for the Blind.
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Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Kennedy
American Foundation For the Blind
Track Meet For Children Tomorrow
A Junior Olympics style track meet for Chanute children aged seven to fourteen is scheduled for tomorrow at Royster Stadium from 1:30 to 4:00 pm. Roosevelt and Highland Park Playgrounds sponsor the event with both boys and girls competing in 50 and 100 yard dashes, high jump, broad jump, softball throw, and other running events. Supervisors include Dick Purdy Al Jones Don Tucker and Bill White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Commission
Roosevelt
Highland Park
Royster Stadium
Dick Purdy
al Jones
Don Tucker
Bill White
Civil Service Exams In Steno Typist Set In Larned
Kansas civil service examinations for stenographers and typists will be held in Larned on Saturday morning, July 20. Demand for employees exists especially in Manhattan, Topeka, Lawrence, and Kansas City with opportunities across the state including Larned. Examinations for Radio Telephone Operator, Radio Telegraph Operator, and Clerk I and I will also occur in Larned on July 20. Applications available from State Personnel Division, 801 Harrison, Topeka, or any Kansas State Employment Service office. Completed applications must be returned to Personnel Division by July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Civil Service
Larned
Manhattan
Topeka
Lawrence
Kansas City
Harrison
Kansas State
Santa Fe Dividend Declared by Railway Directors
TOPERA Kan AP The Santa Fe Railway directors declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on common stock. The payout will be Sept 3 to stockholders of record at close of business July 26.
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Topera
Kan
Santa Fe Railway
Cermany
Waits on Sunshine To Leap From Bridge
GUATEMALA AP Jose Lue cas Camey waited for a sunny day to leap 150 feet from the Belice bridge outside the Guatemalayan capital. He was an unemployed handyman who left a note stating the planned act date and time and that rain postponed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Jose Luecas Camey
Belice
Guatemalayan
Camey
City Archery Event Announced With Junior Round
Tomorrow the city recreation program hosts an archery competition for adults and senior high students. A Junior American Round with 30 arrows at 30 40 and 50 feet is planned under supervisor Bill White from 4 to 6 30 p m at the stadium. An archery program for girls open to high school and junior high ages will occur Saturday with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Bill White
Advertising shines in the paper with items to buy
Advertisements fill page ads showcase products and services. Readers see prices features and contact details for goods and events across categories from household to entertainment. The page highlights bargains and local offerings for the community.
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Mrs. Mannoni
Earth
Parsons
Region 11
Tribune
Jean Tucker
Hugh Anthony
Larry Bogle
S. Edith
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Byron Glen
Dennis E. Shultz Sr
N. Garfield
Jerry Wayne
Paul Coover
Erie
Scott Douglas
Noel P. McGregor
Larry Edwin
Larry Atkins
East Main
Heartsick
Chanute Tribune
Lois Barnhart
Betty Waltermire
Rosemary Sharp
Mrs. Johnson
Delores
A&b
First Baptist
Fred Yoos
Steno
Santa Fe
Zic
Kana
Singer
Rie
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Maphins
Sanoval
Kress
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