Reception for Wilsons marks 45th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilson of 806 S. Forest celebrate 45 years with a two session home reception Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Hosted by son Eugene Wilson and family and by Rev. and Mrs. Glen Wilson. Attending relatives live in Joliet and Richmond, Calif. Married July 3, 1917 in Bentonville Ark. Wilson a WWI veteran and rail worker. Mrs. Wilson active in auxiliary groups and veterans organizations. Nazarene church members invite friends.
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Grant Wilson
S. Forest
Eugene Wilson
Kathleen
Douglas
Joliet
Glen Wilson
Glenda
Joyce
Rudy
Richmond
Calif
Reception for Dr and Mrs Dutt Wagoner at First Methodist Church
Social note lists a July 1 1962 reception in Fellowship Hall from 2 to 4 pm for Dr and Mrs Dutt Wagoner and a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen event at Odd Fellows Hall at 2 30 pm. Also contains notice to contractors for Project R 29 Woodson County Turkey Creek Bridge and Road with bid details, plus church group meeting minutes noting a June Wednesday annex gathering with devotions on Prayer and a covered dish planned for July and ice cream social in August.
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Dutt Wagoner
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Chanute Tribune
Woodson County
Kansas
Turkey Creek
Marcella M. Wrampe
Board of County Commissioners
Brink and Dunwoody
Iola
Marcella N. Wrampe
Noodson County
Bess Lehman
Edna Hall
Carl Burtch
Pearl Golden
Probate court seeks interpretation of Cora Adair will
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court in Erie will hear the petition of Bernice A Walt executrix seeking interpretation and construction of the last will and testament of Cora M Adair deceased formally admitted to probate April 1 1962. Defenses must be filed by July 18 1962 at 10:00 a.m. The hearing will occur in Erie. Charles E Henshall is attorney for the petitioner.
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Chanute Tribune
Probate
Neosho County
Kansas
Cora M. Adair
Varilla Adair
State OF
Petiioner
Erie
Bernice A. Walt
Charles E. Henshall
Bond Election Set for Joint Rural High School District No 3
Notice announces a July 1962 bond election for Allen Bourbon Crawford and Neosho Counties Kansas to issue up to 40000 dollars to acquire and equip a school building. Polls open 8 AM to 6 PM at the High School Building two miles west of Stark. The vote by ballot follows statutory rules.
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Allen, Bourbon
Crawford
Neosho Counties
Kansas
Joint Rural
Allen
Bourbon
Neosho
Stark
Allen Bourbon
Crawford and Neosie
Alien
Bourbon, Crawford
John R. Eggen
Herbert Defenbaugh
Class in Meeting With Mrs Wood
The Christian Culture class of the First Baptist church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harvey Wood at 222 N Lafayette. Sixteen members and a guest, Mrs. P M Cox, attended. Mrs E E Lofgren gave the devotions The Individual. A note was read from Grace Hill, ill in New York. Members listed include Memes, J R Myers, W L Lee, Mullin, Wood and Lofgren.
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First Baptist Church
Harvey Wood
N. Lafayette
Fred Mullin
P. M. Cox
E. E. Lofgren
Grace Hill
New York
Memes
J. R. Myers
W. L. Lee
Mullin
Wood
Lofgren
Mary Martha circle meets at Evangelical Covenant church
The Mary Martha circle met Wednesday in the annex of the Evangelical Covenant church with Mrs. Francis Lee presiding. Mrs. Clarence Collins led singing and read scripture. Mrs August Erickson offered the prayer. Members read articles for the lesson, then quilted after refreshments. Mrs Emma Larson gave the closing prayer. Next meeting set for July 11.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Percy
Vivian Carver
Jennie Nelson
Savonburg
Mary Martha
Evangelical Covenant Church
Francis Lee
Clarence Collins
August Erickson
Emma Larson
Aty's Comments on Red Cross Swimming Lessons
After two weeks of Red Cross swimming lessons we admire the instructors yet see limited personal progress. Several mothers push hard, improving technique while others endure the embarrassments of underwater leaps and mock critiques. The writer recalls learning late through patient guidance and hopes to soon truly master swimming.
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Red Cross
Kids Nuisance at Mealtime
Ann Landers offers practical neighbors guidance on handling visiting children at meals and a couple with marriage plans, stressing tactful limits on intrusion and cautious bets about long term outcomes, with a Sep 1962 tone.
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Sir Ann Landers
Erie seeks 1962 softball title at Ottawa Fourth of July
Erie Ramblers, undefeated in the Southeast Kansas Women's Softball League, meet Topeka Owl Drug Co. in Ottawa at 1 30 for a Fourth of July showcase. Owl Drug are the 1961 Class B state champions, Erie runner up last year as the town gears for the 89th Neosho County Soldier and Sailors Reunion Aug 9 to 14 and Bean Day events.
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ERIE
Erie Ter
Jill Garay
Hayward
Calif
Ottawa
Erie Ramblers
Topeka Owl Drug Co
Topeka Owls
Kansas
Ting
Chanute
N Grant
Ricketts
Roger Kensinger
Neosho County
Soldier and Sailors
Erie American Legion
City employee retires after long service at Memorial Building
Mrs. Melva Russum, in city service since 1933 as Memorial Building lounge matron and later elevator operator, retires July 1 after a career serving business girls, students, shoppers, and the welfare program. She recalls guiding visitors, distributing clothing, and a near 82nd birthday on July 3.
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Memorial Building
Melva Russum
Willing Workers 4H Club Sewing Demonstration
The Willing Workers 4H Club met with Janice Frederick on June 23. Mrs. Neely demonstrated a new method for inserting a sleeve in a garment. The report also notes spadefoot toads in temporary pools after heavy rains with eggs hatching in about a day and a half.
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Willing Workers 4H Club
Janice Frederick
Neely
North American
Man's Recipe Strawberry Shortcake Tops On List
A witty essay favors strawberry shortcake and biscuit quality over sponge cake. It prescribes a classic biscuit dough method with flour soda tartar salt milk and shortening, plus optional cream, baking at high heat for a crisp brown crust. It praises proper assembly with berries and butter.
Wisconsin zoologist shows salmon follow odor to source
University of Wisconsin zoologist Arthur D Hasler demonstrates that salmon can track an odor trail to its origin, akin to hounds. Report appeared in the Chanute Tribune on Friday June 29, 1962 page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Arthur D. Hasler
Chanute Tribune
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Wayne Harding
Allen Bargain Store Co
Cecil Tim Edwards
Alice E. Meyer
Eric
Navy
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Kansas For World Peace Company
San Diego
Tioga Inn
United States
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Fredonia
P. O
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Lincoln & Walnut
Aty
Ann Landers
Ann
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Cain
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Oren Neil Henderson
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Chester Henderson
Chestnut
Eaton
James Heady
Cecil Christmas
Humboldt
Viva Barnes
Wayne Comer
Moscow
Orville Killian
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J. E. Vance
Bartlesville
Okla
Sam Ricketts
O. FE
Leon Fones
Monte
Clyde Fones
Evergreen
Colo
Murl Howard
Borger
Tex
Bret Howard
Socorro
N.M
Mack Howard Cation
Illinois
John van Dyne
Ed Fisher
Joe Estophy
Parsons
David Milke
Los Angeles
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Frank Halfin
Janis
Albuquerque
W. L. Oliver
Cora Robinson
Nina Shellhorn
Webb City
Etta Tom
Pierce Long
Anderson, Mo
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Burt Long
J. M. Torrence
Cane
O. E. Fones
Torrence
Jack Hines
William Eaton
Granddaugh
Russum
Charles Wells
Chattanooga
Tenn
the Tribune
Oklahoma
Monument Company
S. Central
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Eeryone
Squire Manesemely Aes
PearlWick
T.V
Koch Bros
W. Main
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