Social Calendar for Sunday through Tuesday in 1963
Social calendar items list community events from Sunday June 30 1963 to Tuesday July 2 1963 including Great Books discussions World War I Veterans Auxiliary crafts and bridge clubs Gem and Mineral Society and Rainbow for Girls. Local venues include Public Library Memorial Building TB Hospital EUB Church Masonic Temple and IOOF Hall with times ranging from early morning to evening.
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Public Library
World War I Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Arts and Crafts
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield School
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Barathea Service Guild
Eub Church
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
M ‘Itant
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Ioof
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Canneniers Hall
Mary Martha Circle Holds Alaska Themed Meeting
Savonburg Mary Martha Circle met at Evangelical Covenant church annex with Mrs. Robert Huse leading devotions and group singing. Mary Rost read scripture and Mrs. Francis Lee presented Alaska facts. Discussed religious work in Alaska and read whale hunting story. Rev and Mrs Huse thanked for anniversary gift. Next meeting July 10.
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Savonburg
Mary Martha
Evangelical Covenant Church
Robert Huse
Mary Rost
Alaska
Francis Lee
Huse
Vivian Johnson
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Plans July and August Picnics
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen met at Mrs Homer LaForge’s home at 115 North Central. Mrs Charles Finney assisted, with Mrs LaForge presiding. Members agreed to have picnics for the July and August gatherings. A dessert luncheon followed.
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Homer LaForge
N. Central
Charles Finney
LaForge
Admissions and dismissals at Neosho Memorial Hospital Friday
Daily Transcript lists admissions including Myrtle Bass and Mrs William Shirley from Humboldt for surgery and other medical cases at 1520 W Main and 420 N Lafayette, with dismissals like Fred Born. Also notes a Friday fire run near Chanute causing minor damage to a Case tractor and a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Myrtle Bass
Bryant Rest Home
William Shirley
Humboldt
Edward Chaney
W. Main
Fred Born
St. Paul
Tammy Campbell
Enis
Oklo
Hessel Sweaney
N. Lafayette
T. W. Haynes
Highland
Medical
Virgil Donnell
E. Oak
Carthe! Withers
Three Youths Arrested After Disturbance
Police arrested John E. Jones of Buffalo Brian J. Haller of 208 S Forest and John Willcott of 1220 W 2nd after a disturbance at midnight in the first block south of Main on Evergreen. Jones charged with intoxication while Haller and Willcott faced disorderly conduct. all released on bond with Jones posting 15 dollars and the others 10 dollars each.
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Main
Evergreen
John E. Jones
Buffalo
Brian J. Haller
S. Forest
John Willcott
W. 2Nd
Jones
Haller
Willcott
Erie Investment Club Meets at Grillette Cafe
The Erie Investment Company held its regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening at the Grillette Cafe. Dr. William C. Weir presided over discussions of new business for the community and other matters of interest. Twenty two Erie business and professional men attended.
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Erie
Erie Investment Company
William C. Weir
Clark M. Fleming
Jim
Los Angeles
Calif
Lewis Ferguson
Lori
Ferguson
Sadie Merritt
McCune
North Korea says two US pilots alive after downing
North Korea for the first time confirms Capt. Ren W. Stutts of Florence Alabama and Capt. Charlton A. Voltz of Frankfort Michigan are alive and detained as criminals. A U N command border check misfire led to their downing. Pyongyang calls them aggressors. In Saigon Buddhists hold a grand memorial for monk Quang Due who self immolated in protest.
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Panmunjom
South Korea
North Korea
Red Territory
U.N
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Charleton A. Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Quang Due
Foreign Office invites Greek royal family to see the Shakes
London AP report says the British Foreign Office wants the Greek royal family to visit and view a Shakespeare production. Details on date or participants are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Foreign Office
West German Parties Back Law Banning Rocket Experts
West Germany's three major parties agreed to push a law to bar German rocket specialists from employment in Egypt. The agreement signals heightened controls on nuclear and space related technology transfers amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Egypt
Hoover Shows Further Improvement in Hospital Bed
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, continues to improve after a bleeding GI ailment. His physicians report he sits up in his Waldorf Towers suite in New York, reads newspapers, and shows lively interest in events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Waldorf Towers
New York City
Youth Drowns at Kirwin Reservoir near Phillipsburg
Phillipburg Kansas AP report states 16 year old Robert Lee Bender of Russell drowned Friday while swimming in Kirwin reservoir. Parents identified as Mr and Mrs Edward Bender.
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Phillipsburg, Kan
Robert Lee Bender
Russell, Kan
Kirwin Reservoir
Edward Bender
Mrs. Paul Mayfield Returns After Family Funeral
Mrs Paul Mayfield of 718 S Jeube n returned last night after visiting her father and attending the funeral of her step mother Mrs N H Bolin in El Dorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mayfield
S. &Jeuben
N. H. Bolin
el Dorado
Giles announces birth of David Michael in KC
Mr and Mrs Byron F Giles of Kansas City announce the birth of their second child a boy named David Michael They also have a 3 year old daughter Vicki Lynne Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W M Best of 110 Plummer Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frank Giles of Kansas City
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Byron F. Giles
Kansas City
David Michael
Vicki Lynne
W. M. Best
Plummer
Frank Giles
McGregor Family En Route to New Home in Ruidoso
Mr and Mrs Larry McGregor Debie Sheila and Michael arrived at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs M E McGregor 512 N Highland Monday en route from Chicago to Ruidoso NM He has accepted a position with the Ruidoso State Bank after four years with the American National Bank of Chicago The McGregor family also visited his sister Mr and Mrs Delbert Winder 626 N Highland and his brothers Bob McGregor Iola and Mr and Mrs Pat McGregor Lori and Scott Buffalo
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Larry McGregor
Debbie
Shelia
Michael
M. E. McGregor
N. Highland
Chicago
Ruidoso
N.M
Ruidoso State Bank
American National Bank of Chicago
McGregor
Delbert Winder
Bob McGregor
Iola
Pat McGregor
Lori
Scott
Buffalo
Army PFC Morris participates in Kennedy visit display in Germany
Army PFC Larry W. Morris son of Mr and Mrs James O Morris R 2 Walnut participated in a large display of missiles artillery and engineer equipment in Hanau Germany on June 25 in honor of President John F Kennedy's visit. Morris a truck driver in the 35th Transportation Company arrived overseas in November 1962 after enlisting in June 1962 and completing basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri The 18 year old is a 1962 graduate of Elsmore High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
PFC
Larry W. Morris
James O. Morris
Walnut
John F. Kennedy
Hanau
Germany
Morris
35Th Transportation Company
Fort Leonard Wood
Elsmore High School
Pittsburg Tot Killed in Driveway
Pittsburg Kansas AP report says 16 month old James Henry Hensley was killed when the car driven by his grandmother Mildred Marie Woods backed over him in the family driveway after she returned to the vehicle from delivering laundry with the boy and his mother Mrs. Robert Hensley.
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Pittsburg
Kan
James Henry Hensley
Hensley
Mildred Marie Woods
Robert Hensley
Kansas Citian Wins Skylady Derby Amid Astronaut Dream
Miss Sarah Lee Gorelick of Kansas City, a prospective astronaut, won the 12th annual Skylady Derby flying a Piper Cub from East Alton Illinois to Fort Smith Arkansas and on to Kansas City. She has 1,800 flying hours and a commercial license. Co-pilot was Mrs Ruth Stafford. Frances Henke and Ruth Lake of St Louis finished second. Ruth Taksel and Loretta Nelson of Ferguson third. Betty Filipps and Betty Synar of Tulsa fourth. Edna Gardner Whyte and Tony Page of Fort Worth fifth. Results announced at the 34th annual Women's National Aeronautical Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sarah Lee Gorelick
Gorelick
U. S
East Alton
Ill
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Smith
Ruth Stafford
Frances Henke
Ruth Lake
St. Louis
Ruth Taksel
Loretta Nelson
Ferguson
Betty Filipps
Betty Synar
Tulsa
Edna Gardner Whyte
Tony Page
Fort Worth
Tex
Women's National Aeronautical Association
Irish Volunteers Flag Presented by Kennedy in Ireland
President Kennedy presented the flag of the 69th New York Volunteers Irish Brigade to Ireland in Rublin. The banner, preserved from the December 13 1862 battle of Fredericksburg, Va., recalls a Civil War clash in which only about 280 of 1200 Irish Brigade soldiers survived the fight against Confederate forces.
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Rublin
Ireland
Kennedy
New York Volunteers
Fredericksburg
More KB Is Assigned To Kansas City Probe
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson ordered expanded scrutiny of the Kansas City Kansas Police Department as four more Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents joined the case. Earlier two agents were on the inquiry after five policemen alleged gambling liquor violations and brutality, and claimed demotion for opposing Mayor Paul Mitchum’s re election.
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Topeka
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City, Kan
Attorney General
William Ferguson
Kansas City
Paul Mitchum
Commendation Medals Awarded in Salina Parade
Salina Kansas AP reports twenty two Air Force commendation medals awarded Friday after a parade and review by the 22nd.
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Salina
Kan
Air Force
Social Security Lump Sum Benefit Update and Survivors
The Social Security Act was amended to broaden coverage and increase lump sum benefits for survivors. The new lump sum ranges from 120 to 225.60 dollars, with a monthly widow's benefit for dependent children and possible parental eligibility. Claims must be filed within two years of death. Johnson Mortuary offers to help families navigate these changes.
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Johnson Mortuary
Recreation Program Activities Listed
The city recreation program will slow down next week with time set aside mainly for makeup baseball games and a vacation period before the second segment of summer begins.
Deaths and Funerals in Erie and Colony Areas
Fred Ernest King 81 died this morning at Bryant Rest Home after two years as resident. Born March 1 1882 on a farm northwest of Erie he lived with his mother until 1950 then worked for W A Brazil Buffalo. He retired to Chanute in 1956. No survivors named. Funeral arrangements incomplete and to be announced by Koch-Skinner Memorial Home. Harry Joseph Hay 78 died Friday at Allen County Hospital Iola born July 11 1884 near Claire Nebraska moved to Colony 1909 Humboldt 1925 retired farmer with farm near Colony since 1938 survived by wife two sons three daughters 15 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral at Community Church Colony Monday 2 pm burial Mount Ida Cemetery Rev L Neuenswander officiating Farmis Funeral Home Colony in charge. Some programs continue. Programs include women’s arts and crafts day camp bowling and community theater tryouts for Bus Stop. Senior League weathered one rainout. Billy Becks team versus Bud Leroys at 6:45 pm Wednesday. Major League rainouts to be rescheduled. Tennis brackets announced Monday by Dick Purdy. Registration open through Monday. more participants needed in girls singles. Totlet ends four weeks. July planned. Arts and crafts July 9–4 to Aug 2 with Nada Wagoner instructor. Bus Stop tryouts 7 pm Monday at Launching Pad. Trip to Pittsburg summer theater Seven Year Itch planned for July 20. tickets at tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ernest King
Bryant Rest
Erie
Alice King
Shaw
W. A. Brazil
Buffalo
Chanute
Koch-Skinner Memorial
Harry Joseph Hay
Alien County Hospital
Lola
Claire
Neb
Charlies Irvin
Anne Keim
Colony
Humboldt
Besse Browning
Mount Ida
James B Hay
Harry I. Hay
Evelyn Maddie
Kansas
Billy Beck
Bud Leroy
Beck
Paul Tate
Dick Purdy
Nada Wagoner
Pittsburg
Hayes Jr Awarded Medals as Unit Moves Bases
The aerospace division leaving Schilling AFB July 1 for its new base at Walker AFB in New Mexico. Col. Jack W. Hayes Jr, commander of the division, was awarded the medals.
Chanute Tribune Page Three Summary Tale June 29 1963
Local Chanute edition covers community events and notices for Saturday June 29 1963. Mentions civic updates, upcoming meetings, social clubs and classifieds terms. Highlights include church happenings, school activities, and occasional city announcements affecting residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Dial
Daily Transcript
Kent Grubbs
Tractor
Case Tractor
Frre Investment Co
Clyde Merritt
Carol Clarke
George L. Fischer
Annalee
Candy
George Fischer
John Shireman
Paul Beard
Starlite Theater
Lisa
Natalie
Hubert Beard
Cora McKinney
Kay McCoy
Snodgrass Insurance Co
Rowland
Parsons
Labette County Medical Center
Blaine Heady
James White
Stafford
White
Fred George
la Cross
Everett Chrismas
Charles Gambrill
Max Teeter
Ronnie Marnell
Mark Allen
Glen Dunlop
Clarence Marnell
Clarence Obenhaus
Lydia Obenhaus
Dodge City
John Sidney
Global Briefs
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Chanute, Kansas
Louis Lomax
Cuba
Arthur L. Goodhart
Oxford
Harvard University
Britain
U.S
First National Bank
Henry Moore
Hamburg
Avus
Navy
le Bourget Field
Paris
Citian
Irish Volunteers
Charles Stroh
Stroh
Johnson
Charles R. Winters
KLKC
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