Ten-Year Service Pins For 22 Hospital Employees
A hospital ceremony recognized 22 staff members for ten years of service. Walter Poor presented the pins as Glen Dormois chaired the meeting in the assembly room at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Recipients included registered nurses Florence Deacon Mary Alice Lassman Flossen Maghe Eva Lee McMinimy Golda Russell Beulah Toomey office manager Vesta Eyes stone Floyd Gates gardener and painter Tyler Kneeland X ray technician Dr Alex Mih anesthetist undergraduate nurses Naomi Ginrich Toni Peters Helen Sinclair Helen Sparks Eva Torres Betty McGuffey aides Mary Massey Leah Maloun Clara Hilton Esther Moore Ethel Morelan and kitchen staff. Poor received a 15-year pin from board treasurer Hugh T Jones Jr. More photos on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emernoon
Glen Dormois
Neosho Memorial
Walter Poor
Vhe Hospital
Trusroom
Florence Deacon
Mary Alice Lassman
Flossen Maghe
Eva Lee McMinimy
Golda Russell
Beulah Toomey
Vesta Eyestone
Floyd Gates
Gardner
Tyler Kneeland
Alex Mih
Anetho Dist
Naomi Ginrich
Toni Petersen
Helen Sinclair
Helen Sparks
Eva Torres
Betty McGuffey
Mary Massey
Leah Maloun
Clara Hilton
Esther Moore
Ethel Morelan
Poor
Hugh T. Jones, Jr
Smith Gage Nuptials At Humboldt Baptist Church
Judith Elaine Smith and Wayne R. Gage wed at Humboldt Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon with Rev. Roy J. Harrington presiding. The bride wore a nylon gown with tulle and lace jacket, pink carnation corsage, and a shoulder length veil. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garner. The reception followed at the groom’s parents home, 222 S. Evergreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Elaine Smith
Thomas H. Smith
S. Central
Wayne R. Gage
Paul Shropshire
S. Evergreen
Humboldt Baptist Church
Roy J. Harrington
Bob Garner
Humboldt
Chanute
Shropshire
Sorosis Club Meeting Led by Mrs Peterson
Mrs. Alf Peterson presided over the Sorosis Club gathering at 26 S Central with devotions by Mrs E Stemple on Faith and a reading of Bread Across the Waters by Eddy Cantor. Pearl Wink chosen historian to oversee a scrapbook as the club plans its anniversary party with Ida White on March 19 at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
F. J. Wagner
S. Central
Alf Peterson
E. Stemple
Eddy Cantor
Pearl Wink
Heritage Room
Ida White
Red Cross film draws 130 women at bank room by Erie
The Red Cross film Prescription for Life was shown at the First National Bank Community Room Tuesday afternoon with 130 women attending. Speakers Mrs. Tom Irving and Mrs. Bernice Thrasher discussed the blood program and answered questions. A duplicate program at the Erie Courthouse Tuesday evening drew 80 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
First National Bank
Tom Irving
District Eight
Bernice Thrasher
Erie
Bound-to-Win Class Hosts Luncheon and Quilt Making
The Bound-to-Win Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the annex for a covered dish luncheon at noon Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Percy presiding. Mrs. Anna Carlson opened devotions. The afternoon featured quilt block making and plans for a birthday dinner on March 27. Rev. Paul Life and 17 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Annex
Frank Percy
Anna Carlson
Paul Life
Mrs Miller Hosts Athenaeum Club Meeting
Mrs C A Sharpe led meditation from Abundant Living by E Stanley Jones at Athenaeum Tuesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Harold Miller and Mrs W E Lewis with her husband spoke on Yellowstone Grand Teton and Jackson Hole, with slides shown to 15 members. Next hostess will be Mrs A J Broderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sharpe
E. Stanley Jones
Athenaeum
Harold Miller
S. Central
W. E. Lewis
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Teton Park
Jackson Hole
A. J. Broderson
Drama Study Featured At Modern Club Session
The Modern Study Club held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Robert Fisher’s home. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson led a lesson on drama citing works by Shaw Galsworthy Coward Barry Fitch Rice Kaufman O Neill Wilder Williams and Miller. dessert coffee was served to 14 members. Next meeting set for March 19 with Mrs. Betty Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Study Club
R. J. Hayes
Robert Fisher
Dorothy Wilson
Shaw
Galsworthy
Coward
Barry
Fitch
Rice
Kaufman
O'Neill
Wilder
Williams
Miller
Hayes
Betty Butcher
Social Calendar for March 7 1963
Community listings include Modern Mothers dessert bridge at 60 W 7th Mrs Cari Tribble 1 pm WSCS Study Class First Methodist 9 am Mothers Club Memorial Building Royal Neighbors dinner noon IC Guild church annex 10:30 am Hutton PTA 9:30 am Missionary Prayer Band Bible Baptist Fellowship 2:30 pm Rural Grange 8 pm Girl Scout service team Heritage Room 10 am Senior Mothers Club Memorial Building Chapter DD PEO Mrs Robert Briley 505 S Lafayette 2 am Roosevelt PTA executive at school 1:15 pm March 8 Miriam Circle IOOF Hall 7:30 am Senior Citizens Memorial Building 11:30 am covered dish luncheon rides call HE 1-1992 8 10:30 am TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 1:30 am Wilson Class First Methodist sewing quilting 10 am Four Square HOU Mrs Roy D. Johnson R 2 1:3 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Mothers
Cari Tribble
First Methodist Church
Buford Fisher
St. Tennessee
Are Mothers Club
Memorial Building
Royal Neighbors of America
IC Guild of the
EUB
Church Annex
Hutton
PTA
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
Roy DO. Johnson
Tuesday Reading Club Reviews Golden Frontier Book
The Tuesday Reading Club met at Mrs. Markley’s home with Blanche Gafney hosting. Mrs. Ira Barber reviewed Golden Frontier, a memoir from 1851 1869 mining days, translated edited by Sara and Elsie Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Barber
West
Herman Francis Reinhart
Prussia
America
New York
California
Franz
Illinois
Sara Cunningham
Elsie Cunningham
State Historical Society
Topeka
Gafney
Markley
Be Gentle and Firm Dealing With Inappropriate Teacher
Ann Landers advises handling a male teacher who pawns and touches girls by calmly and firmly removing his hands and making the disturbance clear. The column also responds to questions about a fianc e misnaming him Chuck and about sentimental gifts from family, ending with notes on thoughtful gift giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Broken Bones Worth The Price Of Stardom For Glenn Ford
Hollywood star Glenn Ford says broken ribs are the price of stardom. A veteran rider with two dozen injuries from Westerns he accepts the risk and rides without a double. Ford, a top box office draw, praises tackling dangerous parts himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ford
New York
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Mrs Hayes Hosts 20th Century Club Meeting
The Twentieth Century Club met with Mrs Mamie Hayes at 627 S Santa Fe on Tuesday with 11 members and guest Mary Nelson present. Mrs C S Eckard presided and devotions were given by Mrs A M Garton. The group discussed types of housekeepers and noted the March 19 meeting was cancelled with L E Kreider set to host April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Mamie Hayes
S. ‘Santa Fe
Mary Nelson
A. M. Garton
F. H. Dugan
L. E. Kreider
Patriarchs
IOOF
Belle Milby
Ernest Biggs
Fort Scott
Iola
Humboldt
Chanute
Reporter Seeks Strong Material for Future Features
A veteran journalist notes readiness to pursue compelling stories when good material appears, expressing openness to coverage if a strong narrative presents itself.
Peggy Jones Weds Ronnie Schiefelbine in Nuptials
Mr and Mrs Willis E Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Peggy to Ronnie Schiefelbine E N 3 US Navy. Rev James Williams officiated at Four Square Church Friday. Matron of honor was Mrs Gary Smith with best man Jerry Tindel. After a reception they will honeymoon, then Peggy returns to Chanute until November before joining the groom in California aboard the destroyer U S S Buchanan on duty in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis E. Jones
N. Washington
Peggy
Ronnie Schiefelbine
E.N. 3
United States Navy
Schiefelbine
Frank Schiefelbine
Iola
James Williams
Four Square Church
Gary Smith
Jerry Tindel
Round Table Meets At Heritage Room
The Round Table Study Club met in the Heritage Room with Mrs. Charles Day presiding. Mrs. Kirk Veeder of Independence showed slides from a Kansas history tour and a Heart Fund donation was given. Three guests and several hostesses filled in for ill members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Study Club
Heritage Room
Charles Day
Kirk Veeder
Independence
Kansas
Heart Fund
Ben Taylor
Veeder
Milo Johnson
Johnson
Seth Farwell
Leroy Barker
Eva Johnson
J. E. Tindle
N. Western
Who's Who Meets The Who's Who Study Club
The Who's Who Study Club met with Mrs. J. R. Wasser at 115 N Evergreen on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. F. Erickson presiding. The Club Creed was repeated in unison and roll call covered miscellaneous topics. Dessert was served to six members and Mrs. Carl Jackson will host the March 18 meeting at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wasser
N. Evergreen
L. F. Erickson
Wasser
Carl Jackson
Tribune Admits Low Carrier Price
Periodical offers a weekly carrier rate of 38 cents for home delivery as stated in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Sleep
Rip Van Winkle could not sleep due to nagging backache and muscular pains. Doan’s Pills provide quick relief for backache headaches and stress related discomfort, soothe bladder irritation, and act as a mild diuretic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Dean
Doan
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Neosho Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
S Rutter
Tribune
Lois Erickson
Mrs. Peterson
P.m
Mrs. Miller
Athenaeum Club
Modern Club
Dial Tribune
Tuesday Club
W. C. Markley
Blanche Gafney
Ethan Allen
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
Christian Science
Paul K. Wavro
C.S.B
Jacksonville, Florida
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
First Church OF Christ
Scientist
N. Forest, Chanute, Kas
Ann Landers
Asp Landers
Ophelia
Linda
Chuck
Bonnie
Don
Mac
Sue
Hal
Mary
Gerry
Debbie
Michigan
Miami
Gramps
Chanute Tribune
Hal Boyle
Ford
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Glenn
Santa Monica
Canada
U.S
Mrs. Hayes
Church
7Th
Bill Johnson
Furn
North Highland
Chanute, Kans
Peggy Jones
R. Schiefelbine
Dacron
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