Steel Talks Broken Off In Pittsburgh Labor Talks Stall
Talks between the steel industry and United Steelworkers union broke off after more than two weeks without a deal. Industry offered 6 to 8 cents per hour in wage and benefits. union sought around 10 cents. Officials hoped to resume negotiations soon with government encouragement from Secretary Goldberg and President Kennedy. Union leader David J. McDonald called continued talks fruitless and misleading to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
David J. McDonald
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington
Kennedy
R. Conrad Cooper
Cooper
McDonald
Dairymen Honored in Erie Milk Quality Awards
Erie hosts a milk marketing hearing in Parsons with a dinner where Metzger Dairies executives Rueford Pearson and Homer Jenkins present seven certificates of merit to area and non assigned producers for outstanding milk quality. Community events include Legion family night at Wilson hall, Girls State delegate elections, and local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Rueford Pearson
Metzger Dairies, Inc
Dallas
Homer Jenkins
Parsons
Pearson
Merle Lathrop
LaHarpe
Hugh Means
Eric
Elmo Ramsey
Uniontown
Darrell Bever
Farlington
Metzger
J. E. Mapes
Neosho Valley
American Legion
Wilson Hall
Charles Forsyth
Tom Burress
Legion
William Snyder
Red Cross
Girls State
Shirley Dawson
Crissy Richard
Janie Burk
Patricia Simmons
Knitting and Craft Catalog Offer from Chanute Tribune
A craft promotion from Seno The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept offers 200 designs for knitting crochet sewing weaving and embroidery with a 25 cent order. The 1962 Needle craft catalog promises patterns for bedspreads linens toys afghans and slip covers plus a complete fashion section and two free patterns.
Beef Sausage Loaf for Six Servings
A loaf made from 1 pound ground chuck and 1 pound ground pork sausage combines with 1 egg 1 chopped onion 1 crushed garlic 2 tablespoons parsley and 1/2 tablespoon chili sauce. Bake at 350 degrees for 60 minutes then rest 10 minutes before slicing.
Open House Etiquette and Wedding Announcement Etiquette
The guidance advises that thanks upon leaving the open house are sufficient and a written note is nice but not required, while flowers are unnecessary. For wedding announcements the proper sender is the bride’s home or her nearest relatives, even if the couple live elsewhere.
Winter Holds Firm Grip In Wide Area
A widespread winter pattern continues across the United States with snow in the Northwest and Sierra Nevada, freezing drizzle and rain in the Southeast, and below freezing in the northern Plains to New England. California diges from four feet of Sierra snowfall. Donner Summit reports five buses stranded and a 70 foot embankment slide saving the driver. Sub-zero readings persist in Montana, the western Dakotas, and northeast Michigan as clouds thin from the Southwest to New England promising rising temperatures.
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Associated Press
Plains
New England
California
Sierras
U.S
Donner Summit
Southern Pacific Railway
Rockies
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Carolinas
Georgia
Savannah
Alabama
Florida
Midwest
Montana
Dakotas
Michigan
Pattern Sales Notice for Mailing Catalog
Missives advertise pattern mailing to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York address. Emphasizes printing name address tone size and style number. Encourages sending 35 cents for Extra Big Spring Summer Pattern Catalog with 106 styles for misses half size and women's wardrobes.
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Seno
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
WN. Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West
8Th St
New York
N. Y
Cars Damaged In Accidents
Two drivers, Mable Batter shell and Mildred Earnest, reported with no serious injuries after a collision at Oak and Western near 9 am. Damages: Battershell Plymouth $100, Earnest Plymouth $250. Yesterday, two more crashes: Anna Kepley’s Chevrolet damaged $70 by Herman Jones’s Ford in Main near Highland. Roy Nicewaner backed into a 1954 Chevrolet while a Loy's 1960 Pontiac suffered left side damage. Car theft report notes hubcaps stolen from Loy’s 1960 Pontiac Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Battershell
W. Main
Mildred Earnest
Washington
Oak and
Western
Battershell
Plymouth
Earnest
Main
Highland
Anna Kepley
Earlton
Kenneth DeLange
Pittsburg
William D. Loy
S. Steuben
Dean’s honor roll students named at Kansas State University
Patricia Rash and Ray Wells from Thayer were named to the Kansas State University dean’s honor roll for the first semester. Robert N. Allen, president of Home Savings Assn here, was appointed to the 1962 Attorneys' Committee of the United States Savings and Loan League. A box of miscellaneous items, apparently stolen, was found in a drainage ditch on 2nd Street and turned over to police. Contents included two tops, play money, a harmonica, lighter fluid, wrenches, a knife, matches and a toy holster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Amanda Hammell
Pacifica
Calif
Pershing Brady
Lawrence
Patricia
University of Kansas
Ed Brady
Baker University
Hollis Dunham
American Legion Auxiliary
Dodge City
Legion
Clarence Obenhaus
Dunham
Wayne Knox
Heaton Mfg. Co
Chanute
Patricia Rash
O Ofr
Kenneth Rash
Ray Wells
Guy Wells
Thayer
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Robert N. Allen
The
Home Savings Assn
United States Savings and Loan League
2Nd Street
Birthday honors for Mrs Alta Allen noted in Chanute
Mrs Alta Allen was honored Thursday evening in observance of her birthday by her son and family. The event at 1901 S Edith included Mr and Mrs Buford Allen and son, Mr and Mrs George Allen Jr and children, and Mrs Hazel Steeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Allen
Bill Allen
S. Edith
Buford Allen
George Allen Jr
Hazel Steeves
Daily Transcript Hospital and Traffic Roundup
Neosho Memorial Hospital admissions yesterday list five patients with surgeries and medical cases plus two dismissals. Births announced for a daughter. Admissions today include two patients for surgery and medical care. Traffic citations include illegal tag use, speeding, and overtime parking with small bonds posted. Local notices recap recent moves, pattern pattern and building permits with costs and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lacey
Fred Spencer
Humboldt
Mary Grady
Clarence Stipp
Earlton
Everett Faulkner
Nancy Moore
S. Central
Oo Baughn
S. Western
Lennie Jenkins
Mission
Kas
Billy Reece
S. Highland
Medical
Marion Willis
N. Garfield
Socorro Padilla
N. Steuben
Clinton L. McHaley
Tole
Mary Knavel
Carlyle R
Charles W. Rice
Tulsa
John C. Mull
Clyde Lowes Honored With Wedding Shower
A post wedding shower was held for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lowe who wed in January at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowe. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Whinery Betty Burch and Diana Mee Down. Guests included neighbors and friends from the area along with numerous gifts sent by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lowe
Harold Lowe
R. 2
Roy Whinery
Betty Burch
Diana Mee- Down
L. C. Scogin
Leroy Mor Lan
Linda
Gene Miller
Harry Whinery
Homer Fullerton
Madaline
Frank Luther
David
Bob Miller
Darrell Nelson
Curtis Carlson
Nina White
Milo Myers
Marie Mann
Beulah Johnson
Faye Hanna
Tom McQuin
Randall Bell
Darlene Lowe
Pauline Lowe
Rosemary Whinery
Messrs. and
Mines
Jerry Walters
Joseph Adams
John Tipping
Carl Mein
Everett Olson
D. W. Gates
Reuben Anderson
Bryan Burk
Roy McMillen
Bill Gregory
Hazel Cline
Agnes Gambell
Roy Morlan
Mrs Cambridge Hosts Playschool Mothers Association
Mrs Edward Cambridge hosted the Chanute Playschool Mothers Association meeting at 903 North Grant. Mrs Stanley R Rawn led the session as final by-laws were shared, officers elected for the year, and programs on preschool safety and discipline discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cambridge
N. Grant
Chanute
Rhodes
Baby Names and Births at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The notice lists newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and addresses. Terry Ray Whitworth, Feb 2, 1962, R. 3. Patricia Ann Ikehorn, Feb 14, 1962, 1202 S. Highland. Lynn Dale Johnson, Feb 14, 1962, 822 W. Main. Nelson Alan Reaves, Feb 19, 1962, R. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ray
Danny Whitworth
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Patricia Ann
Raymond Ikehorn
S. Highland
Lynn Dale
Keith Johnson
W. Main
Nelson Alan Reaves
Charles Reaves
IC Guild Meets In Church Annex
The IC Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Thursday afternoon in the church annex. Mrs. Harry Dill presided and read the History of Lent. Mrs. Edith Jones gave the devotions Seven Last Words of Christ. Plans were made for a money making project in April and guest day in May. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Dill and Mrs. Harvey Green served refreshments to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC Guild
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry Dill
Edith Jones
Christ
Dill
Harvey Green
Luncheon Feature Of UCT Auxiliary In Buffalo
The United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary held a 1 o'clock luncheon at Edna s Cafe in Buffalo with 13 members and 2 guests. Mrs Charles Berthot gave the invocation. Afterward a meeting at the David home, led by Mrs John Walters, featured devotionals and yearly officer elections. Dessert was served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travellers Auxiliary
Edna's
Buffalo
Mmes
Walter Davis
W. T. Blackwood
Gene Hickey
Carl Sewell
Charles Berthot
Melvin Sperry
Dixie Lee Offenbacker
David Home
John Walters
S. D. Propst
Mrs Bower Honored On 85th Birthday
Mrs Mary Bower was celebrated Wednesday evening by her daughters Mrs Elmer White and Mrs C M Greenlee for her 85th birthday. A Greenlee home dinner with four generations present at 1019 S Forest followed by cards and gifts from numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bower
Elmer White
C. M. Greenlee
Greenlee
S. Forest
White
Albert Barker
Eldon Wiles
Jackie
Ricky
P. B. Sharp
Lela Romine
Jim Sweaney
Joan
Harry Coen
Theresa Washington
Bower
Shower Honors Mrs. Gene Shultz in Coonrod Home
Mrs. Gene Shultz was honored Wednesday evening with a layette shower hosted by Mrs. W. A. Coonrod and Mrs. Merrill Brock at 1201 S. Edith. Guests enjoyed pink and blue decor, blue candle centerpieces, and nut cup favors. A unique item, the “Shultz Dispatch,” enabled guests to publish news items. Prizes went to Mmes. Dale Nelson, Fred Oliverson, George Shultz, and Carl Kerwitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Shultz
W. A. Coonrod
Merrill Brock
Coonrod
S. Edith
Shultz Dispatch
Mmes
Dale Nelson
Fred Oliverson
George Shultz
Carl Kerwitz
T. L. Baker
Dale Cox
Don Shields
Melvin Carlson
Arthur Carlson
Jennie Nelson
William Phillips
Max Myers
Robert Wiggans
Darlene Jewell
Wayne Butcher
Ralph Berg
Ray Faulkerson
Pearl Loveaul
Richard Myres
George Garrison
Misses Dixie Shultz
Donna Butcher
Harmony Unit Meets In Boyd Smith Home
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Boyd Smith's residence with Mrs. Wayne Berthot presiding. Ten or eleven members attended as the group planned a spring tea for April 12 in Chanute and set April 6 as the next meeting with Mrs. Raymond Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Smith
Harmony Home Demonstration
Wayne Berthot
Lee Francis
Chanute
Raymond Kelly
Merchandise advertising ethic emphasized by ad agency
An advertisement warns that merchandise must be good to be advertised and urges buying advertised goods, reflecting a promotional stance typical of late era commerce notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goldberg
Jall
Pleasant Hour Club
James White
John Bass
Mount Vernon
F. A. Newell
E. R. Belt
Nancy Dunham
Pittsburg State College
Mitchell-Hudson
Christian Church
Mrs. Hudson
Alice Brooks
Charles Stroh
Farmw Burzav Murvar Insurance Company
Eric Phone
John Hopkins
Wes Wright
Frank Gordon
A. B. Wiggans
Ladies Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Drury Wiggans
Caroline Overbay
Whittier
Carpenter's Hall
Tribune
Katy Blunk
Dial Tribune
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Shakespeare Club
C. H. Weggint
S. Ashby
Revekan L . Odd Fellows Hall
Public
Nee Bridge Club
Tioga
Vilas Homebuilders Hou
Vilas Church
Barathea Service Guild
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Fedation Room
Patriarchs Militant
P.m. Ee
Masonic Temple
George Olford
W. Elm
Chanute Culture Club
Roy Isham
S. Allen
Victory Hou
Ray Vining
W. Oak
J. C. White
W. Ah
Lincoln Pta
Mrs. Allen
Daily Transcript
Deeat Babcock
N. Lafayette
Ren Glenn
Wrestler
Gretchen
Bob Smalley
W. 3Rd
W. W. Johnson
N. Evergreen
Larry Ingraham
Forest
S. Washington
Leon Webb
S. Grant
Jack Haight
Kansas
George
Nelson
Steuben
Charley Hansen
Rances DC. Young
Gassville
Ark
Larry J. Green
Altoona R
Roger LeRoy Masquelier
Yates
Clyde Lowes
Mrs. Cambridge
Playschool Assn
Grand, Parsons, Kas
UCT Auxiliary
Mrs. Bower
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main Ph
Sun. Parsons
KLKC
Kansas City
WHB
Topeka
Wren
Roy S. Gibson
Roy
Gibson
Clifford L. Gibson
Chanute, Kansas
Harmony Unit
RIV Vd
John
Barney
Giles
State Farm
State Farm Én Automobile Mutual
M Gton
Miggis S
Floyd L. Johnson
Fred L. Johnson Johnson
N. Highland
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