College and Pro Basketball Scores Across The Nation
AP summary lists numerous college games with final scores from Columbia over Penn 59 43 Yale 98 Dartmouth 67 Brown 66 Harvard 60 Princeton 89 Cornell 52 and more including South Miami 96 Fla State 84 Davidson 7 Furman 63 West Virginia 102 Richmond 81 Norfolk State 88 Elizabeth City State 87. NBA results show Boston 94 Chicago 87 Detroit 131 St Louis 121 Baltimore 156 San Diego 114 Cincinnati 122 San Francisco 101 and more with wind damaged game LA at Philadelphia postponed.
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Columbia
Penn
Yale
Dartmouth
Brown
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
South Miami
Fla
Fla. State
Davidson
Furman
West Va
Richmond
Norfolk St
Elizabeth City
State
NBA
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Fran
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Iowa State Nips Husker In OT Thriller
Iowa State edged Nebraska 93 92 in overtime to stay in the Big Eight race. Coach Glen Anderson called it a tremendous show as Kansas State leads at 8 3, Iowa State at 8 4, Kansas 7 4, with Oklahoma 6 5 in contention for a five way championship tie.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Iowa State
Glen Anderson
Nebraska
Joe Cipriano
Kansas State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Social Club Calendar Listings for Week in March
A dense schedule shows multiple clubs and meetings across town from Monday March 4 to Tuesday March 5. Groups include Westview Baptist Chapel WMS, World War I Veterans Auxiliary, Sweet Adelines, Rebekah Lodge, Women’s Arts and Crafts, Duplicate Bridge Club, National Association of Retired Civil Employees, Shakespeare Club, Modern Study Club, Vilas Homebuilders, Cub and Boy Scout Leaders, Gem and Mineral Society, Ladies Aurilia, Rainbow Masonic, Leanna Ladies Aid, Mental Health Welfare programs, Big Creek Methodist Church, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Athenaeum, 20th Century Study Club, Sorosis, and more with locations mainly around Memorial Building, Central Park, North Malcolm Center, and local churches.
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Westview Baptist Chapel
Memorial Building
Sweet Adelines
Rebekah Lodge
Central Park
Cease
A .m
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Office, Memorial Building
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Shakespeare Club
Boyd Burns
W. Std
Modern Study Club
S. Highland
Vilas
Vilas Lutheran Church
Round Table
Saarrey Hill
Gem and Mineral Society
Ederation Roon
Ladies Aurilia of Patriarchs Militant
Rainbow Force Masonic Temple
Leanna Ladies Aid of Christian Church
Big Creek Methodist Pchurch
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Athenaeum
J. M. Newman
N. Steuben
20Th Century Study Club
Mamie Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Myra Brobst
Highland
Bible Quiz on Church Terms and Acts Facts
A reader asks questions about biblical terms and events including Solomon's temple, the synagogue versus church, the term church in Acts 7 38, Paul and Silas release in Philippi, the 23rd Psalm, and Areopagus in Athens with Mars Hill. The piece rates four correct answers as excellent.
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Athens
Areopagus
Mars’ Hill
Theft and vandalism report in Santa Fe area briefs
Nightly thefts and property damage noted by police include a stolen walkie talkie radio from a Santa Fe railroad shanty and a broken antenna on a car owned by Ida White of 219 West 4th. A real estate sign was uprooted on South Central and turned in for return. Also reported are family notices and awards for service members, plus a Chanute High School graduate returning from Texas visit.
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Santa Fe
Ida White
W. 4Th
South Central
Local Markets Egg and Cream Prices Snapshot
A brief market price summary lists Grade A Extra Large eggs at 6.27 and Grade A Large at 6.27 per dozen, with Grade B Large at 6.16. Cream prices shown include Sweet Cream 52, Cream Premium 8, Cream No 1 4.00, and Cream No 2 not fully readable.
Duo Pianists Concert At Pittsburg Thursday
Ferrante and Teicher, duo pianists, present the fourth of six Major Attraction Series concerts at 8 p.m. Thursday in Carney Hall auditorium at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. The event follows a capacity crowd performance by Carlos Montoya earlier in the week.
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Ferrante & Teicher
Carney Hall
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Carlos Montoya
Mar
Gerald Goodman
Carney Auditorium
McHenry Boatwright
Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Gus Breiner 52nd
Mr and Mrs Gus Breiner of route 3 celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary on Friday. Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Lyle Meyer of route 3 Mr and Mrs Bud Breiner from Parsons Darrell McKesson of Chicago and Mr and Mrs John White with Valerie and Stephanie of Chanute.
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Gus Breiner
R. 3
Lyle Meyer
Bud Breiner
Parsons
Darrell McKesson
Chicago
John White
Valerie
Stephanie
Chanute
Airman Corbitt on Duty in Vietnam
Airman 1C Richard J. Corbitt of 611 S. Malcolm is assigned to Cam Ranh Bay AB Vietnam as a food service specialist in the Pacific Air Forces. He previously served at Forbes AFB and is a Chanute High School and Neosho County Junior College alumnus.
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Richard J. Corbitt
S. Malcolm
Cam Ranh Bay AB
Vietnam
Corbitt
Pacific Air Forces
Southeast Asia
Forbes Afb
Chanute High School
Neosho County Junior College
World Day of Prayer attendance at Zion Lutheran Church
Sixty five women from Cha nute Iola and Humboldt Lutheran Churches attended the World Day of Prayer service at Zion Lutheran Church. The service, themed Bless the Lord All Families, was conducted by Rev. Robert C. Greene with readers including Mrs Irvin Lassman and Pam Jacobs. An offering supported International Lutheran Mission projects. A fellowship hour followed with committee members in charge and parlor decor featuring red white carnations and candles.
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Chanute
Iola
Humboldt Lutheran
Zion Lutheran Church
Harold Watts
Floyd Peter
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Japan
Mexico
India
United States
Arthur Oehlert
Glen Doepke
Gerald Roberts
Neil Nelson
Everett Olson
Service Guild
Irvin Lassman
Laurel Mothers Club Hosts Salad Luncheon
Twelve members of the Laurel Mothers Club attended a salad luncheon Friday in the home of Mrs. John Groves at 607 S Evergreen.
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Laurel Mothers Club
John Groves
S. Evergreen
Thayer Club Hosts Annual Guest Tea at Library
Thayer Friday Reading Club held its annual guest tea February 16 at the library with Mrs Kenneth George and Mrs Roy Johnson as hostesses. Members introduced guests and a review of Eisenhower book At Ease was given. Next meeting plans a March 1 musical program in Chanute.
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Eva Pownall
Marion Showalter
Harry Rash
Ernest Harrs
Ed. Redfield
Victor Erbe
Ray Beeman
Allen
Floyd Powers
Lisa Powers
Jeffery Umbarger
Scott Wright
J. A. Fogleman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
H. E. Anderson
Chanute
Deaths and Funerals In Chanute and Parsons
Loren Leo Marsh 47 of 420 N Lafayette Wichita died Friday night at Veterans Hospital Wichita. He married Laxille Mailahn May 22 1947. Survivors include widow son and daughter, father Melvin, brother Lyle, a niece and three nephews. Funeral at Zion Lutheran Church Chanute with military rites. Brenda Sue Divine 11 Parsons died early today at Labette County Medical Center Parsons after a two week illness. Born February 22 1957 Parsons daughter of Darrell W Divine and his wife. Survivors include parents sister Linda brother Danny and maternal grandmother.
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The
Christian Church
Sylvia Wingate
Betty Holtzman
Mildred Powers
Shirley Powers
Norma Morris
Bill Brewer
Greg
Parsons
Luraine Whitman
Jesse Johnston
Johnston
Robert Burt
Kerry
Valley Center
Glen Thornton
Loren Leo Marsh
N. Lafayette
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
Melvin Marsh
Felly, Neb
Laxille Helen Mailahn
Hallam
Neb
Chanute
Chanute Furniture Company
Marsh
Zion Lutheran Church
American Legion, Chanute
Melvin James
Charless Jean
Lyle Marsh
Beatrice
Robert Greene
Chanute Church
S. G
Brenda Sue Divine
Labette County Medical Center
Darrell W
Nick) Divine
Humboldt
Divine
Washington Elementary
Washington Avenue United Methodist Church
Girl Scouts
Linda
Danny
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Activities Brief
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. Admissions include Mrs. Leo Mills Yates Center medical Mrs. Alva Mann 816 S Forest surgery Mrs. Louis Rush R 3 medical Mrs. Jerry Phillips 718 W Beach surgery and Dr L B Venhaus 925 W 3rd medical Dismissals list includes Jesse Jackson Harold Umboltz Birth adds a girl to Mr and Mrs Wesley Dewey 1101 S Central Fire Run reports and police civil actions list several traffic tickets and parking violations District Court actions note rape case against Charles Ratliff dismissed for cause and several divorces and filings
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Leo Mills
Yates Center
Alva Mann
S. Forest
Louis Rush
Jerry Phillips
W. Beach
L. B. Venhaus
W. 3Rd
Jesse Jackson
N. Malcolm
Harold Umboltz
W. B. Brown
Buffalo
Nancy McCarthy
Humboldt
Wilbur Mitchem
W. 4Th
Evelyn Murdock
Wesley Dewey
S. Central
Alfred Allison
N. Santa Fe
Glen Allison
Charles Baughn
S. Malcolm
Robert Bollig
Ettie Harvey
S. Highland
Earl Seefeldt
Bond Posted for Drinking on Public Street Arrest
John G. Van Leeuwen age 20 of 414 South Ashby was arrested by police on a charge of drinking on a public street and posted a $25 bond. Officers said the arrest occurred at Main and Malcolm early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. van Leeuwen
S. Ashby
Main
Malcolm
Scout News Pack 235 Den 4 Meeting Report
Scout Pack 235 Den 4 opened with Danny Horine leading flag ceremony on Monday. A field trip for next week was discussed. Mike Hosselt served refreshments to ten scouts. Scott Allen den chief and Mrs. Kenneth Wimsett attended. Steven Carl led the repeating of the cub scout promise to close. The article notes Samuel Seabury as the first American Episcopal bishop, named in 1784.
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Den
Danny Horine
Mike Hosselt
Scott Allen
Kenneth Wimsett
Steven Carl
Elderly Man Dies In Topeka House Fire
AP reports 83 year old Fred Brown died in a Topeka residence blaze. He was found slumped at a dining room table on the first floor of a two story frame house. Fire officials traced the fire to a match tossed into a waste paper basket in the room.
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Topeka (Ap
Fred Brown
Topeka
Brown
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