Adoption of Son for Fletcher Couple
Mr and Mrs Mile J Fletcher of Overland Park formerly of Chanute announce the adoption of a son born December 28. He is named David Charles. The death of James Scurlock in Omaha Nebraska was reported. Funeral set for Monday at 2 p m at Thomas Funeral Home Omaha his widow Jennie Lee Dawson Scurlock is a former Chanute resident. Mrs Fred Martin left Wednesday to join her husband in Yonkers New York. Martin works for Cal Tex Oil in New York City. Leonard Wolfe of Enid Oklahoma visited his parents at 18 S Tennessee. Wolfe is director of student finance at Phillips University Enid and was in Columbus on business. Mr and Mrs John A Mull of 420 N Steuben cared for their 19 month old grandson John while his parents Dr and Mrs John S Mull of Staten Island NY visited Kansas City. Dr and Mrs Mull and Mrs Mull’s sister Mrs Carol Hawkins of Kansas City are visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile J. Fletcher
Overland Park
Chanute
David Charles
James Scurlock
Omaha
Neb
Thomas Funeral Home
Jennie Lee Dawson Scurlock
Fred Martin
Yonkers, N. Y
Martin
Cal- Tex Oil Company
New York City
Leonard Wolfe
Enid
Okla
Edward Wolfe
S. Tennessee
Phillips University
Columbus
John A. Mull
N. Steuben
John
John S. Mull
Staten Island
N. Y
Kansas City
Mull
Kenneth Frankenberry
Thayer
Wheeler
Tex
Bob
Kenneth
Parsons Satuday
PTA
Shoc
Glen Thornton
Lama Whitson
Belle Siple
Harry Rash
Don DeField
Kim
Bartlesville
Jerry Fox
Tracey
Wendell Fraser
Wichita
Ora Leake
Cleveland
Leonard Leake
Joan
Melvin VanCleave
Pearl Chapter
Coffeyville
Richard H. Cravens
Lucy Geckler
Kathryn Thornton
Estella Shaw
Donna Wheatley
Georgianna Dougherty
Adelines
Ellis Holtzman
Lillie, Everett Ray
Daniel and
Janet Thornton
Robert Colborn
Roger
Ted Duncan
Bobby Wayne
Maurice Davidson
Arkansas
Harry Kennedy
Walnut
Earl Peterson
Matilda Schulte
Georgia Gluck
Kenneth Pappas
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Jr
W. D. Krumpeln
Gary Hutcheson
Parsons
Mabel Engel
Death notices for Reuben Bean in Chanute area
Reuben Bean, 70, of 1532 S Evergreen, died today at Neosho Memorial Hospital. He moved to Chanute last November from Earlton where he had lived for 47 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Gibson Koch Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Bean
S. Evergreen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Earlton
Gibson- Koch Chapel
Funeral service for Edith Marie Reece held at Gibson Koch
Edith Marie Reece funeral was conducted Friday afternoon at Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev. Richard J. Lintner of Grace Episcopal officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. Organist played Come Unto Him by Handel. Bearers were Loren Lowe Henry E Powell Tom Boman Joe Rensing Harold Snyder and Homer LaForge.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings
A dense list of community events for March 14 and 15 includes Mary Martha Guild at Presbyterian Church dinner six thirty, Santa Fe Women's Federation at Carpenter's Hall two p.m., Alcott PTA at seven thirty, Veterans of Foreign Wars Artillery Memorial Bidg seven thirty, and many more across Chanute Santa Fe and surrounding venues. Groups range from PTA chapters, study clubs, and bridge circles to service organizations and cultural societies with varied afternoon and evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women’s Federation
Carpenter’s Hall
Alcott Pta
Veterans of Foreign Wars Artillery
Memorial
Cosmetology Club
Tioga Hotel
Big Creek
Francis Lee Murray Hill
Pauline Flynn
Electa Club
Lester Welch
Santa Fe
Gemani Mineral Society
Federation
Militant
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Ladies of Elks
National Migration Questions In Census Study
The Census Bureau will ask migration questions in the Current Population Survey week of March 13 to map national patterns. Director Guy A. Lutz notes the survey asks if respondents moved in the last year and whether they stayed in the same county and state or lived abroad previously. Mrs. Perina Gibbs will conduct interviews in Chanute and Erie on March 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bureau of the Census
Guy A. Lutz
Bureau
St. Paul
Perina Gibbs
Pittsburg
Chanute and
Erie
Daily TranscriptAdmissions and Dismissals Highlight Local Medical
Friday entries list admissions for Floyd Hamilton Mary Wells Rene Thuiller Marion Lloyd and others at multiple medical facilities plus dismissals including Norman Sorenson Carl Aden and Norma Scott. Also notes admission Roger Smith for surgery and a 2:59 p.m. fire run at Tom McLaren residence with peper under a house and a self service grocery incident. A traffic citation shows Bob Rost posting a $5 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hamilton
N. Forest
Medical
Mary Wells
N. Evergreen
Rene Thuiller
R. 3
Marion Lloyd
S. Steuben
Fred Culbertson
Bryant Rest Home
Vernon Ostrander
Humboldt
Norman Sorenson
S. Grant
Carl Aden
S. Allen
Floyd Flowers
E. 16Th
Tom McLaren
W. Sth
Peper
E. Main
Recreation Calendar Highlights and Events
Tonight at the City Chiefs gym Chanute Lumber faces senior high school teams. A Launching Pad event runs at 7 with 10 minutes to 3. Sunday features an Archery meet at Pittsburg Memorial Building with Chanute Archery Club. Monday brings Archery at Launching Pad at 7, Bridge lessons at Heritage Room 7 30, and Old Timers basketball at Hutton gym 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Chiefs
Chanute Lumber
Pittsburg Memorial Building
Chanute
Heritage Room
Hutton
4-H Club News Buffalo Boosters Plan Two Projects
The Buffalo Boosters will undertake two community projects. They will buy linens for the Midway school health room and paint garbage disposal barrels for distribution around the lake. Painting is scheduled for April 2. Roma Payne presided at the March 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway School
Roma Payne
Connie Summervill
Sherry Clinesmith
Georgia Lynch
Dick Payne
Myrtle Temple 85th Birthday Observed in Wichita
The 85th birthday of Mrs. Myrtle Temple at 409 North Central was celebrated with afternoon and evening events. Cakes were baked by Mrs. Marie Ogle Mrs. Iva Wiltse and Mrs. Jesse Roberds. a long list of guests included many families and local residents from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Temple
N. Central
Marie Ogle
Iva Wiltse
Jesse Roberds
Mmes
Roy J. Ogle
Roy E. Ogle
Charles Ogle
Cyrl Eller
Edith Curtis
Elbert Ellison
George Wiltse
Fred Williams
Sadie Turner
Irene Ball
Stanza Provin
Georgia Malcolm
Orlentha Barnett
Margaret Cummings
Jack Shaw
Wesley Jackett
Linda
Raymond Owens
Merle Calhoun
Oca Johnson
Walter Moss
Vester Reed
Vester Roy
Sam Williamson
Ernest Roberds
Gwen Owens
Wichita
Builders Class Party at Presbyterian Church Honors St Patrick's Day
Mrs. Jim Gilbreath hosted a Builders Class party Friday night in the church parlor assisted by Mrs. C D Nelson. Tables were decorated for St Patrick's Day with Mrs Nelson leading and Mrs Delbert Taylor giving devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Gilbreath
C. D. Nelson
Presbyterian Church
Nelson
Delbert Taylor
Strugglers Meet The Strugglers Bridge Club
The Strugglers Bridge Club met Thursday evening at 317 S. Rutter, home of Mrs. Glenn Barnby. Two tables played with high score by Mrs. Ralph Cox, low by Mrs. Dick Coykendall, and traveling prize to Mrs. Joseph Heenan. Guests were Mrs. Cox and Mrs. E. J. New. Don Booe to host April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strugglers Bridge Club
Glenn Barnby
S. Rutter
Ralph Cox
Dick Coykendall
Joseph Heenan
Cox
E. J. New
Don Booe
Thayer Club Sessions Include Meetings and Travel News
Thayer clubs and PTA report meetings with delegates elected for the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs at Lawrence March 30 to April 1. Highlights include a food sale planned for March 9, awards in a poster contest, Hawaii trip pictures, and neighborhood visits. A birthday dinner and visits from local families are noted alongside birth announcements and travel to Wheeler Texas for a son’s move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christie
Halstead
Umbarger
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lawrence
Milo Hazen
M. H. Siple
J. M. Gelwix
Gelwix
Hazen
Wesley Anderson
Women’s Federation
J. T. Fogleman
Mrs. Evans Hosts Rainbow Unit Meeting at Home
Mrs. Jim Evans of 421 S. Ashby hosted Rainbow HD Unit members Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. O. Dimon led the meeting with a leadership lesson given by Mrs. Lloyd Dalton, president of the Home Economics Advisory Committee. Thirteen members and a guest, Mrs. Paul Wells, attended refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Evans
S. Ashby
Rainbow HD
A. 0. Dimon
Lloyd Dalton
Home Economics Advisory Committee
Paul Wells
Musical Program Delights TB Hospital Patients
About thirty patients enjoyed a volunteer musical program Thursday evening in the auditorium of the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. Dale Schiesser and his Westerners performed an hour of vocal and instrumental music for the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Dale Schiesser
Westerners
Mrs Willis Hosts Holly Mothers Club Meeting
Mrs. Richard Willis of 316 S. Tennessee hosted the Holly Mothers Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Jerry Steele led the meeting and Mrs. Herbert Fox reviewed Peg Bracken's I Hate Housekeeping. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Richard Crawford and Mrs. Neal McCoy to 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Willis
S. Tennessee
Holly Mothers Club
Jerry Steele
Peg Bracken
Herbert Fox
Richard Crawford
Neal McCoy
Knights Armor Talk At Scout Meeting
Mrs. Edwin Bideau explained kinds of armor worn by knights at the Wednesday meeting of Scout News Den 2 Pack 201 at First Presbyterian Church. David Bideau led the flag ceremony and the meeting closed with the living circle. Rick Mitchell served refreshments. Mrs. Don Davidson was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bideau
First Presbyterian Church
Rick Mitchell
David Bideau
Don Davidson
Local Market Egg Prices and Hides Reported
Market notes show Grade A extra large eggs at 39 cents per dozen and Grade A large 38 cents, Grade A medium 37, Grade B large 36. Sweet cream prices around 52 cents, premium cream 48, No 1 cream 45 cents, No 2 cream lower. Hides priced at 10 cents per pound with glue hides listed at percent price.
Meat supply outlook boosts Ameri can markets this year
In St Louis John Rundquist president of the Producers Livestock Marketing Association says meat will be in good supply at lower prices in 1960s markets despite record domestic demand and military needs. No rationing or price controls expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent
ST. Louis, Mo
Producers Livestock Marketing Association
John Rundquist
57 Student Honor Roll At Royster
Seventh graders Rick McMeekin and Carolyn Kensett lead the 57 student honor roll for the fourth six week period at Royster. Ninth graders hold the most spots with 23, list includes Ross Abbuehl and Harold Anderson among others. eighth and seventh grades follow with multiple named students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick McMeekin
Carolyn Kensett
Paul Parsons
Ross Abbuehl
Harold Anderson
Jim Babcock
Kenneth Childers
John McMeekin
Bruce Parker
Joyce Baldwin
Connie Buzard
Marsha Carter
Kathy Erickson
Linda Ford
Debbie Farrow
Cynthia Jones
Susan Kensett
Vickie Kidwell
Kathy Kihm
Cathy McAuley
Debbie Martin
Carol Moore
Linda Soderquist
Rita Turley
Mary Jo Winkler
Ruth Roth
Mike Brune
Gail Abbuehl
Nancy Allison
Linda Anderson
Andrea Barnard
Becky Black
Pam Horn
Dianne Lassman
Becky Martin
Nancy Peak
Sherrie Thompson
Dee Alice Ward
Dinah Moulton
Mike Campbell
Mitch Magner
Tim Thuston
Jim Wiles
J. C. Winkler
Kim Anderson
Rita Barney
Gayle Defebaugh
Amber Horton
Joan McNeal
Alicia Magill
Denise Noland
Candy Ogle
Diana Romig
Linda Smith
Jan Splane
Mary Jo Tisdale
Teri Tharp
Diana Carter
Massed Choir for Holy Week at First Presbyterian Church
Special music by a massed choir planned for Holy Week evening services sponsored by the Ministerial Alliance. Community participation invited with practice sessions each Sunday at 3 p.m. directed by Rev. Robert A. Giezentanner at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Alliance
First Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Giezentanner
Ellen Stevenson Ruled Incompetent In Chicago Case
A Circuit court jury ruled 55 year old Ellen Borden Stevenson, former wife of the late Adlai E. Stevenson, incompetent to manage her affairs. The decision followed a petition by her three sons and her mother for a conservator and cites assets shrinking from 400000 to 100000 with debts around 80000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ellen Borden Stevenson
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bridge winners crowned after seven-table event at Chanute
Seven tables of bridge were played at the Chanute Country Club on Friday afternoon. Winners, in order, were Mmes. E. O. Morris, Arch Allen, John McCall, Howard Wilson, John Congdon, Stan Cannan and Al Kihm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Mmes. E. 0. Morris
Arch Allen
John McCall
Howard Wilson
John Congdon
Stan Cannan
al Kihm
WSCS Hostess For Senior Citizens
A covered dish dinner was served to 59 Senior Citizens Club members at the Memorial Building Friday. Dr. Duff D. Wagoner led grace and devotions, with a song fest led by Mrs. Harry Steeves and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Alta Allen. Mrs. Myrtle Fletcher presided as vice president. A May meeting will host Pittsburg Club members. Grace Shilroff won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Grace
Duff D. Wagoner
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Myrtle Fletcher
Wagoner
Harry Steeves
Alta Allen
Pittsburg Club
Grace Shilroff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dial Tribune
Deborah Circle
William Siane
St. Kansas
Chanute Toastmasters Club
Hutton Pta
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Outlook
Martin Blackston
Rutter
J. Leroy Barker
Wird
Cosmos Club
Mirs
George Allen
J. M. Newman
Fodern Study Club
Lester Lawrence
Daily Transcript
Petrce
Bob Rost
Buffalo Boosters
Strugglers
District 413
Chanute Jr. College
Pongola River
Zululand
Mabel Rausch
Johnson Mortuary
meviTaTion
Mor ON
Mrs. Evans
Rainbow Unit
Mrs. Willis
Scout News
Cleveland, Ohio
Viscount Antony Head
China
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Head
Winston Churchill
A Forum
Red
Toledo, Ohio
Ralph J. Bunche
The
United Nations
Bunche
University of Toledo
Bay Shore, N.Y
Eugenia Richards
Royster
Ellen Stevenson
Peoples Theatre
Allied Artis
Dime Savings
First National Bank
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Fort Leavenworth
Garden City
Goodland
Hill City
Olathe
Sora i. Ccecees Eesee
Prather
Evergreen
Charley
General Motors
Naff & Bolze
ACE
HDW
W. Main
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