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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
3
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met in multiple groups at various hosts to study the book about communism in China. Members shared devotions, reviews, and lessons, with preparations for a youth camp in Eureka and a 24 hour prayer event.
Humboldt Girl Scouts in a 85-strong celebration at St Peter’s Lutheran church with a dinner, honoring the 51st anniversary of the Grand Army of the Republic. Neighborhood chairwoman Mrs Flottman led planning. families supply dishes. dessert coffee and milk provided.
Market note lists various grades and weights with prices including Cream Premium at 52, Gonmee Pei Soc iecsasacdaces 47, Cream No 2 at 42, Roosters 4, Hides 40 lbs plus 3.00 each and under 40 lbs 7 cents per pound, glue hides four price.
The Strugglers Bridge Club met at Mrs. Richard Coy KendalIs home in Humboldt on Thursday evening. Five members and three guests attended. Mrs. John Weilert won high, Mrs. Joe Heenan won low. Dessert was served. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ray Yolvin.
Lynne Withrow daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Withrow Burden married Charles Leroy Crabtree son of Mr and Mrs Vernal Crabtree at the Atlanta Christian Church Feb 23. The Rev Edgar Wright Enid Okla officiated. Guests included Joy Lee Withrow maid of honor and Cindy Lou DeNoon flower girl. The couple reside at 822 Merchant Emporia. The groom studies psychology at Emporia State College and the bride works at Sellers Jewelry Emporia.
Fourteen Chanute World War I Bar racks and Auxiliary members attended a Fort Scott meeting to establish a new Auxiliary unit. A covered dish dinner preceded the sessions with Emory Vance introducing officers. Mrs. Frank Suddock led the auxiliary meeting with Mrs. William Harriman and Mrs. Fred Knoeppel in attendance.
The United Brethren church at 15th and Highland hosts a mission emphasis program Sunday at 7 30 with Duane A Reahm of Huntington Ind presenting colored slides. Local residents Lynn Dent and his family anticipate his return from three years in the United States Army after serving in Metz France. PFC Donald E Gibson of Chanute district completed six weeks of intensive combat training at Camp Pendleton Calif. A newborn daughter Sheryl Annette Wade arrives at Allen County Hospital weighing five pounds five ounces. parents are Ross Wade and spouse from Humboldt and Chanute families noted. A Kansas City man Bernard E Joyce pleads guilty to intoxication and is sentenced to 10 days in county jail with parole to leave town. A car collision at 1st and Evergreen is logged with George Kellar as the linked tag.
Fifty students named to the Principal's Honor Roll for the first six weeks of the second semester at Chanute Senior High School. Twenty six appear on the Regular Honor Roll with sophomores leading the totals.
Mrs. Sarah Clampitt 81 died Friday at Sunset Nursing Home Cherryvale. Born November 9 1881 in Iowa she moved to Thayer area as a child. Survived by two sons four daughters three sisters four brothers twenty two grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Thayer Methodist Church Rev Gene Connely. burial Thayer Cemetery. Robinson Funeral Home Thayer in charge.
Daily Transcript lists admissions at Neosho Memorial Hospital on Friday including John Hemp hill Ed ward Kuhn Mrs George Washburn Lillyan Freeman Mrs Lottie Hoffman Michael Kepley Nancy Slane Mrs Edward Rich wine Randall Mathews Chester Hamsher Dismissals include Mrs Dean Moore Daisy Willis Timothy Petty Births record a girl to Raymond Perez Humboldt a boy to Wallace Ikehorn and a girl to Robert Kauffman Admission today Andrew Sch windling Humboldt for surgery Dismissal today Harold King Christmas in the United States is a blend of Christian pagan seasonal and national traditions.
A flash fire at Bellport High School on a Friday afternoon sent 44 students and a teacher to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital after a ceiling blaze in the 1919 wing. Principal Thomas Feeney said two girls alerted staff as flames spread through the gym area and vents. The fire, likely from defective wiring, injured 18 year old David Hassell and others, with 4 in critical condition. About 900 students and 65 teachers were in the building at 2 p.m. when the alarm sounded.
The Miriam Circle of the Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall on Friday evening with Mrs Etta Hanson presiding. Mrs Minnie Weaver won the door prize. Hostesses were Lillian Marvin Vesta Clemens Ada Livingston and Iva Jones. Tables were decorated for St Patrick's Day and 20 members attended.
The Revolutionary Council in Damascus named veteran politician Salah Bitar premier after an army coup aligned with Egypt. They announced a national holiday and claimed full control with no bloodshed, while Syria sealed borders amid scattered resistance. Iraq sent troops to the border and pledged to block interference. Egypt and Iraq warned others to stay out. U.S. citizens in Damascus were reported safe as Nasser expressed support for the new government.
The Missionary Prayer Band of Bible Baptist Church met at the church on Thursday. The group sang He Keeps Me Singing to open, with opening prayer by Mrs Ada Pratt. Roll call answered with scripture and Mrs John Brady led devotions. Mrs Henry Ebert presented a special musical number. Mrs J O Grooms read recent letters from missionaries. Next meeting set for April 4 at the church.
The Hobby Club gathered at 609 West Main to hear Mrs. T. O. Ward discuss antique markings. Mrs. Elsie Cartwright displayed handwork by Mrs. Duerson’s mother and members viewed china paintings. Nine members attended and refreshments followed.
Advertisements fill the page with offers and goods of interest. Readers glimpse prices sales and promotions across various merchants and products in a busy commercial section.
The entity Has No Limits told its leaders that it awaits instructions as Egypt grants diplomatic recognition to the group.
The ACT Auxiliary met at 3 E. 8th Friday afternoon with Mrs Rebecca Shinn hosting. Mrs J H Walters presided as retiring officer. The meeting opened with the Club Collect, officers were elected, and refreshments were served.
Mrs Paul Dryden hosted 14 Sea meny HDU members with Mrs Neil Heilman presiding. The group voted to fund improvements to the Erie 4H building as a community project. Mrs Lyle Myers taught a lesson on Home Lighting noting 98 percent of homes have inadequate lighting. Next meeting is April 4 with Mrs Fred Malson.
A report notes the right headlight of a 1951 Chevrolet truck was broken. The brief item records the damage without further details or context.
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