Erie Boy Scouts Camp Out and March Plans
Erie Boy Scouts led by Roger Wood and David McGowan hiked 11 miles to earn hiking merit while others logged five miles for second class ranks. The Wolf patrol won first in a first aid contest as Morse code and compass work featured. The next campout is planned for March 26 and 27 with a Webelos den organized under Art West.
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Erie
Roger Wood
David McGowan
Randy Beck
Mike West
Ricky Shireman
Craig Burress
Stanley Walker
Joe Phelps
Wayne
Earl Lundy
Boy Scout
Randy Walker
Jeffrey Phelps
Lonnie Stipp
Bohrer
John Shireman
John Bebbington
Wolf Patrol
Wayne Lundy
Gordon McKinnie
Wayne Newlin
Tom Burress
James Rowland
Art West
Dale West
Randy Ermey
Rickey Wood
Mike Forsyth
Home State Bank
Earl Miller
Bible School Workers Meet at Westview
Westview Baptist Chapel hosted a training session for Vacation Bible School staff led by Pastor Rev. Wesley Brizendine. Department superintendents named include Mmes Al Stoddard Lester Denton Everett Wharton Norman McKey Brizendine. The June session was tentatively scheduled with coffee and doughnuts served.
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Westview Baptist Chapel
Wesley Brizendine
Mmes
al Stoddard
Lester Denton
Everett Wharton
Norman McKey
Brizendine
Art and shopping guide teaser from a period ad
A compact note highlighting items readers may want to know about and purchase. The brief advertorial tone suggests products, prices, and vendor names typical of a local paper shopping digest.
Thomas Tommany to head Haskell Institute
The Indian Bureau names 53 year old Creek Indian Thomas H Tommany of Oklahoma to head the Haskell Institute in Lawrence Kansas. He replaces Floyd E Stayton who becomes director of schools in the bureau area office at Anadarko Oklahoma. Tommany earns a salary of 17220 dollars and holds degrees from the University of Kansas and the University of Oklahoma.
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Washington
The
Indian Bureau
Thomas H. Tommany
Oklahoma
Haskell Institute
Lawrence, Kan
Floyd E. Stayton
Bureau
Anadarko
Okla
Tommany
Handicapped sensitivity and family tensions ruled
Dear Ann Landers advises treating handicapped people as ordinary individuals and offers guidance for a mother troubled by strangers, a domineering mother in law, and open house invitations. The column provides practical steps and ends with a request for reader letters to the Chanute Tribune in 1944.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Chanute Tribune
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
Local advertiser notes guide to cautious purchasing practices. It highlights consumer tips and emphasizes verifying product quality and seller credibility to avoid scams.
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