Lawyer Is Needed and Fast Dear Ann Landers
A reader seeks legal help for caring for an aging mother and a family dispute. The letter from Mary describes a sick mother needing round the clock nursing, family financial strain, and a sister’s inherited money unused for years. Ann counsels obtaining legal guidance promptly and notes the need for professional help rather than personal pleas.
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Wilma
Ann Landers
P.S
Mama
Sister
Ceiver
Mary
WSCS Holds Meeting Names Officers and Plans
The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the church with Mrs. Harry Lewis presiding. New officers elected include Leland Crapson as president and O A Klingner as vice president. The group announced upcoming meetings in Emporia and district events. A Deborah Circle string trio performed "O Father All Creating" under leader Mrs. James Taylor.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Harry Lewis
Herbert Fox
W. B. Smulling, Jr
Leland Crapson
Dick Purdy
Robert Perkins
O. A. Klingner
Burl O'Conner
Treaster
David McCune
Children’s Work
Charles Cox
I. O. Minniear
Art Holmes
Robert Briley
Howard Jester
Tircle
Mmes
Kenneth Brown
Dell Reed
P. L. Forslund
WSCS
Emporia
Deborah Circle
James Taylor
Marlin Blackston
Howard Earnest
Mary Lee Breyfogle
Edna Petterson
Rebekah Lodge Meets with Etta Hanson Presiding
Mrs. Etta Hanson, Noble Grand, presided at the Rebekah Lodge meeting Monday evening. Mrs. D. Kerwitz Warden attended as part of the chapter's activities.
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Etta Hanson
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
Chanute Proclaims March Primary Election for City Offices
City of Chanute Kansas announces a March 19 1963 primary to nominate two city commissioners and three members of the board of education for School District No 2 Neosho County. Voting will occur at four ward polling places with an additional at large site at 401 N Malcolm Community Building.
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Chanute Tribune
Joan Lapham
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
W!t
Board of Education
N. Malcolm
Aurrey Hill
Lincoln
Fire Dept
Roosevelt
City of
John Lapham
Mrs. McCreight Heads PEO Chapter
Dwight McCreight was elected president of Chapter D D PEO at a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Robert Briley. Other officers elected include Mrs. Eilene Rankin vice president Mrs. Carl Gray recording secretary Mrs. William J T Hunt corresponding secretary Mrs. G W McDowell treasurer Mrs. D A Finney chaplain and Mrs Judd Lanning guard. McCreight and Hunt were named delegates to the state convention. The gathering welcomed 25 members and one guest Mrs O R Brooker from Newton.
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Dwight McCreight
Robert Briley
S. Lafayette
Eilene Rankin
Vvice
Carl Gray
William J T. Hunt
G. W. McDowell
D. A. Finney
Judd Lanning
McCreight
Frank Searses Wed 60 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Sears of 1101 S. Washington celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at home. Attendees included extended family from Kansas City Grandview Elsmore Humboldt Earlton and Debbie Zimmerman and others.
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Frank L. Sears
S. Washington
Robert Sears
Marcia
Lola
Robert
Ricky Barkdoll
Irwin C. Sears
Kansas City
Glenn Jr
Sears and Family
L. L. Williams
Judy
Grandview
Wallace Seasteadt
Neil Zimmerman
Charles Alderman
Elsmore
Stella Laver
Harold Krokstrom
Humboldt
Dottie Chase
Earlton
Charles Baughn
Junior Zimmerman
Debbie
Tom Zimmerman
Jim Sears
Donnie
New Warden Installed as Evans Resigns at Lodge
Mrs. C. G. Kerwitz takes over as warden replacing Mrs. Evans in a lodge ceremony. New members will be initiated March 18 at 7 30 p m. Royce Adams played accordion, Mrs. H. O. Older spoke on Skyler Colfax, Nelle Stevens performed a skit and poem, and St Patrick theme refreshments were served by Mrs. Ruth Irwin, Mrs. Ada Livingston, and Mrs. Mabel Pens.
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N. Evans
C. G. Kerwitz
Evans
Royce Adams
H. O. Older
Skyler Colfax
Nelle Stevens
Ruth Irwin
Ada Livingston
Mabel Pens
WMA Meets At Earlton for Missionary Session
The Women Missionary Association of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met at Earlton in the home of Mrs. Larry Bailey. Devotions led by Mrs. John Horton with the topic The Four Winds. Officers for the coming year reelected and delegates chosen for the Branch Meeting on April 17. Next meeting set for April 3 with Mrs. Elmer Gibson at Earlton.
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Women Missionary Association of the
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Larry Bailey
Earlton
John Horton
Effie Simon
Ira Grogan
C. E. Rains
A. E. Turner
Amanda Sparks
Asia
Arthur Garrison
Eugene Bailey
Elmer Gibson
Elmer Mathews
Max Grogan
A.E. Turner
Bill Holman
Senior Mothers Club Meeting Led By Mrs Johnson
The Senior Mothers Club gathered at the Memorial Building with Mrs W Roy Johnson presiding. Hostesses were Mrs K B Jones and Mrs W J Hosselt as members enjoyed a poem March, a Heritage Room donation, devotions Faith and I Will Not Doubt, a lesson by Mrs George Allen featuring I Saw Russia by Tom Hitch, and a dessert for 16 attendees.
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Memorial Building
K. B. Jones
W. J. Hosselt
W. Roy Johnson
Heritage Room
Della Dunn
George Allen
Russia
Tom Hitch
Organ Recital by Methodists at Baldwin University
The First Methodist chancel choir presents organist Lester H. Groom, Baker University faculty organist, in a Sunday 4 p.m. recital at the Baldwin church sanctuary. The program features 18th to 20th century works, with Groom improvising on a given theme. A film at Baker University follows, then a reception in Fellowship Hall hosted by Baker Alumni.
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First Methodist Church
Lester H. Groom
Baker University
Baldwin
Groom
Baldwin Methodist Church
Baker
Women’s Missionary Society Meeting at Church of God
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of God met Thursday afternoon with Rev. and Mrs. Paul Wagner at 123 W. 9th. Mrs. Randall Bell presided. The Wagners led the lesson “Rim of Asia” on Hong Kong. Mrs. Carl Meins filed the secretary’s report and a luncheon followed for nine members. An all day meeting is planned for March 21 at the church.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of God
Paul Wagner
W. 9Th
Randall Bell
Earlton Women Meet for Study and Elections
The Women s Society of World Service at Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church met with Mrs. Wendell Brant. Xenia Osborn led a study on This Is Your Life focusing on Korea Okinawa and Taiwan. Officers were elected for various posts and a training school planned for April 1 in Chanute.
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Earlton
Women’s Society of World Service
Wendell Brant
Herschel Straw
R. V. Fickel
Julius Hawke
Dean Dighero
Fickel
Alva McLaren
Jack Mathis
Brant
Galesburg
Gene Connely
Harold Shaw
Otterbein Church of the United Brethren of Christ
C. E. Rains
Louis Weldert
Wma
Christian
Myrie Powers
W. E. Allen
Barabara Louise Barrett Engaged to William H Schnieders
Athens Georgia announces the engagement of Barbara Louise Barrett daughter of Mrs. Arthur Miller Barrett of Athens to William Henry Schnieders son of Mr. and Mrs. Emund Francis Schnieders of Los Angeles. Barbara Barrett is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Traxel of Chanute.
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Arthur Miller Barrett
Athens, Ga
Barbara Louise
William Henry Schnieders
Emund Francis Schnieders
Los Angeles
Miss Barrett
C. P. Traxel
Chanute
Barrett
Carol Traxel
The Tribune Carrier Ad Price
A short notice notes the carrier rate for The Tribune at 35 cents per week, indicating a promotional subscription price for readers who prefer home delivery.
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the Tribune
PTA delegates chosen for state convention in April
Alcott PTA executive committee met in the school activity room with 11 members present. President Mrs. Robert Lassman chaired. They voted to send two delegates to the State Convention April 23 25 in Kansas City. The public is invited to the April 8 meeting on mental health.
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Alcott
Alcott Pta
Robert Lassman
Kansas City
PTA
Modern Mothers Dessert Bridge Hosts St Patrick Theme
The Modern Mothers Club held a 1 p.m. dessert bridge at Mrs. Carl Tribble’s home 601 W. 7th with 17 members. Mrs. Paul Nelson won high score, Mrs. Glen Watt second. door prize went to Mrs. Paul Harris. Next meeting set for March 21 at Humboldt, Pa.
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Modern Mothers Club
Carl Tribble
Joe Sutcliffe
Paul Nelson
Glen Watt
Paul Harris
Glen Shook
Humboldt
Newest ChannComer Named at Home Savings Club
The ChainComers group met at the Home Savings Lounge with Mrs. Gerald G. Williamson presiding. Mrs. Gerald Morse was named the newest ChannComer and a folk music program was presented by Mrs. Bob King. A pot luck supper is planned for March 16 at 6 30 p.m. with members bringing their own table service.
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Home Savings Lounge
Gerald G. Williamson
Gerald Morse
Bob King
Tom Murrell
Carl Adams
Millard Martin
Floyd Orlick
Wichita
Cecil Daniels
Bill Taylor
Reuben Burkman
Area Churches Directory Listed by Town and Pastor
A dense listing of area churches with pastors, superintendents, service times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek activities across multiple towns including TION, EXCELSIOR, SHAW, KIMBALL, PLEASANT VALLEY, STARK, SAVONBURG, and CHANUTE with details for each denomination and weekly schedule.
Clara's Hats at 16 S Lincoln Ready for You
The ad invites shoppers to visit Clara's Hats located on 16 South Lincoln Street to view a selection of attractive hats. It emphasizes the display of many beautiful styles and invites customers to come in.
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Clara
S. Lincoln
Erie Plans Repaving Project For Lincoln Street
Erie city council voted to repave Lincoln Street from State to 4th, using asphalt surfacing and inviting bids. Attendees included Mayor Hollis Dunham, several council members, city officials, and visiting residents from nearby towns. Community events include a senior class fundraiser during the regional basketball tourney and a Blue Bags Club meeting hosted by Mrs. W. L. Oliver.
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Erie
Roy Miller
Hurley Miller
Lincoln Street
Kansas City
Hollis Dunham
Fred
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Ren
Ane Landers
Howard Parsons
Mrs. McCreight
Frank Searses
Ertain Christian’ Science
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
N. Forest
Aydaye
Beret
Harrison
Velvet Step
East Main
Mrs. Johnson
Maren
Church of God
WMS
Area Churches
Tion Methodist
Duff Wagoner
Gordon Goltry
Excelsior Methodist
Vere Pontious
P.m. Bible Study
WLCS
Vilas Bethel Lutheran
LeRoy
Davidson
Charles Doudna
ALCW
Luther League
South Valley Chapel
Mark Stringer
Don Burkhart
SHAW
Paul Methodist
Daria Brown
Kimball Evangelical United Brethren
L. W. Biddie
Russell Page
Pleasant Valley
Baptist
HJ Maples
Bill Fairchild
Stark Methodist
Wayne E. Newlin
William Sailors
Savonburg
Friend's Home Lutheran
D. Berti Gus
Christian Endeavor
Dorcas Society
Naomi Unit
ALCS
Evangelical Covenant
Robert Huse
Francis Lee
Ladies Aid
Jean Minnich
Lawrence Singer
Thayer Christian
Leonard Leake
George Reece
W. D. Brass
James Bryant
Anna Peterson
Buffalo Methodist
R. L. Bumstead
Meryl Summervill
Charles Brown
Jake Cutler
Church of the Nazarene
Melvin Duncan
Morehead
High Prairie Methodist
Philip Wing
Benedict Methodist
Donald Greenough
Ben Ritz
Harold Peters
Free Tippi
Colville
C. R. Knox
Chanute Community Church
Ome Garyant
Harold Gibson
Maurice Hummer
the Railroad Building, Loan and Savings Association
Edwin H. Bideau Associated Agencies
W. Main
Chanute, Kans
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Tony Carter
Gene
Erick Swan
George Richard
Virgil Moody
Paul Beard
Harvey Steele
James White
Floyd Kiser
Kenneth Killough
Glenn Crosby
Albert Beard
Charles
Martha
Pittsburg
Charles Steinman
Reveel Kimmey
W. M. Kimmey
Edward Naanes
Meriden
Roland Campbell
Verl Meyer
Topeka
Myrtle Baker
Erie Rest Home
W. L. Oliver
Ess
Blue Bag
Cleo Dalton
Ralph Caldwell
Sherrie of
Lewis Lowe
Elmer Caldwell
Outlook Study Club
LaRue Delp
Menninger Clin
Stokley Jackson
Osawatomie
State Hospital
C. P. MecKinnie
Paul Casady
Pleasant Hour
Reading Club
Fairy Anderson
Janice Nation
Ellis Stroup
Bess Debus
Elsie McMullen
Ted LaRue
Frederick Swan
L. R. Rogers
Pearl Redmond
Lillie Ewing
John Groth
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